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The Exeter Advocate, 1920-5-6, Page 7'DIGESTIVE TROUBLES 11 ( CAUSE DISTRESS' R � . But They Are Nearly Always Due to Thin, Watery flood. Do not think that because your tetomach is easily Upset you are the victim of some serious malady. One cit the most common predisposing 'causes of indigestion is anaemia, or 'thin, watery blood: In fact it has be- lcome generally recognized that ;healthy activity of the stomach is im- possible unless the blood is rich. anti ted. On tWilliams' Mk k Piths have been found most valuable in cases of indi- gestion. nervous dyspepsia and stom- ps:1i weal gess, just betemee they are a blood builder and nerve tonic. The rich, red blood they make not only Imparts a healthy digestion, but car- ries color to the Cheeks and lips and gives vigor to the muscles. One im- ;ilortant point to remember is tha' Dr. Williams' Pink P1Ile contain no harm- iftLt drugs or opiates and are thus to be ;preferred to preparations that merely stimulate fora time. Before you be- gin worrying unnecessarily about your state of health, try the tonic treat- ment of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. • You will be surprised to see how rapidiy•your appetite returns and your webole debilitated system revIvett, as Get Out of That Groove. FOR THE SUMMER Are you feeling quite a failure, are you beaten la the strife? WARDROBE ®��� 1 Are you finding more of sadness than of gladness la your life? Are you thinking it were better to cease struggling and give in For your circumstances make it very plain you cannot win? If you'd not give in and stumble, if you'd laugh at dull despair, It you'd snap your fingers in the face of soul-destroying care, You must alter all your tactics, you must make another move, You must run on other lines, and you must get out of that groove. , While your brain is strong and active andyour body fit for toil, You must work well in the right way, or you'll all your chances spoil; Lou must findthe proper channels for your energy and strength If you would climb to greater Iheighte and win success at length. For you cannot empty oceans by just toiling with a spoon, Or win '"a place within the stuff" by crying for the moon; 9145 01 You'll win through if you make a 9474 9472 the new. rich blood muses through9145 - change and obstacles remove, If you go an other lines, and• it you get out of that groove. CI ULD'tEN OF ALL AGES Children of all ages—whether it be the nese-born babe or the growing your body. Here is the statement of Nos. 9474-9145. Size 16 requires child—have to bo constantly guarded 2'sia Y. o.4 ins, wide• as to their health. Upon the good Anne person lianghnusan it who have 047.1 --'Misses' Suit -Coat (two styles 41 'd Dr. Williams'iPink Pills to their Oftsleeve). Price, 30 cents. Ill 3 sizes, health of the little one largely de - own great advant••f•e 'firs Veniot 1E1 to 0 years, Size 1G q 4 pends his strength and usefulness in ft Baby Tablets are re uues . a .5 , s;'lys: "For about two yds. e4 ins. wide; linin$;, s yds, 36 '1 er years.'s Owngiven by Mr. Frederick O'Brien, a die-' ing papers.,' years I was a great sufferer from in- ins. wide. id 1 medicine far children digestion, which seentetl to carry with 9145—Misses Two -Piece lir it a complication of other troubles. (suitable for small women; an two 0 Every meal I tool brought with it lengths). Price, 20 cents. In 3 sizes, ly guaranteed to be free from opiates i' a', as it was followed by • airs.' 16 to 20 years. Size 16 requires lila or other harmful drugs and which twin : onretinnes nausea and vornitine. yds, 54 ins. wide. Width, 1% yds. may be given to the youngest child .1.t other times gas sroultl form in the NOS. 9472-9145.. Size 16 requires with perfect safety and beneficial re- etomach to such an extent that :ay 2ty yes• 54 sus. wide; collar, 1 yd... sults. Through their action on the Heart would palpitate at au alartr lag sus, wide; vest, ?s yd, 1S ins.. wide; bowels and stomach they banish ex -ruffled vesting, ?:a yd. 18 ins. wide• constipation and indigestion; break �treme nervousness and irritability, tabilityrought ,tand 9.17:,---i1li'ses` Suit -Coat (body and up colds and simple fevers and make ti found my general health sa much' sleeves in a��e): Price, U cents. land teething easy. Mothers, you can make size,, ltd to In:0 ears. Size if requires affected that the least exertion would lxa gels54 wide: Collas, 1 yd. 47 your little ones well and keep thele tire me •tall I slept but poorly. I had itt • ;vide,.well by just keeping a box of the Tab - ASTHMA If you have Asthma, don't imagine. that you fnuSt til- 'ways starer untold miserryy, Relief quick, sure .andsafe is guaranteed.in even the worst cases bY using `�" E M PLETON'S AZ MAH CAPSULES We are so certain of re- cults we will send you e. free sample of these cap- sules, confident that you will find them all we have claimed. Write to Tem- vietons, ld2 latng St. W.. Toronto. Gold by reliable druggists everywhere for 51.01 a ooz. MOM WIRE TR zti 'r Didn't See the Joke. - "Well," said Snaggs, "many dogs have more settee than their masters." "Yes," chimed in Craggs:."I have s dog like that myself." And yet he couldn't understand why they laughed. Classified Advertisements. AGENTS" WANTE2>.. A GENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT Ga Ontario to sell Stransity's Fuel Vaporizer for Ford ears. Guaranteed to sage 25 to 50 per cent. gasoline, Andrew ]lastie. Jr.. Elmwood, Ontario. �:1 T1:i 1� NS' COMPLETE FERTILIZER i`.. will pay you. George Stevens. Peterborough, Ontario. P 1 PA% LAND i`OB maxum. HALT, ,him ioN 1:'AR:1I LAND. A ti virgin Buil surrounding land under tul.t.atxort, near 7,a.ttteford. Sask. Chas. II Russ. 18 Rutherford Ave.. Hiamirton. r0A, Galin Jimmie Knew. 7[�"EhL EQUii�F`IIIi Z ESirSI'a'�1'L^±t A teacher was instructing a class ` sad lett Drrntin& Plant in Fasters Ot tarle. Insurance carried $1,500. •hili in English and called on a :,nnali boy *r, for $1.200 on oulek sale. Box 42. i ! named Jimmy Brown. Cileon r ubrts1tng Co.. Ltd., Toronto. board `Richard can ride the ninle if k. -g- AIjSES Zv:,1Tl:i� TO DO PLAIN .L4 avid light sewir:; at brim.". whole to hoer: time: good pray, aorlt scut any dizz- t in 'e, charges paid. �" nd stamri for pu ti ulcers. National :Manufacturing ..- James." she Gail. "write en the T,�lygEs W 4 TEMPLETON'S �triEUMAT1C CAPSULES For fifteen years the standard specific for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia Manydoctors pro.cribe them. Milo to Temrintona. 142 Slog St. lr., Toronto. for S•.i.t by rei:uble deco^4�1ts:o urywhero fur el 141•r Lux. Beautiful Cannibals. According to travellers who have lived among them, some of the most beautiful women in the world are to be found among the natives of the Cannibal islands, South Pacific. The men are tali and massive, while the women are beautifully formed and very graceful, their skin being tawny like that of a white man who bas been deeply tanned by the sun. Isere is a description of one of them ho wants to.' " "Now," continued the teacher when Jimmy lead finished writing, "can you find a better form for that sentence?" "Yes, ma'am, I think I can." was the prompt answer. 'Richard can ride the mule if the mule wants him! to."" Careless of Hlm. I Mrs. Jones' mirth was so pro— nounced that #t attrt ete 11 the attention of her husband. "What are you lengaing at?" he ` askedl. 1 ":\laud's letter. She writes that they had foggy weather all the way l( across?." - ` 1 ""I don't see anything funny in t j that." ! "No; but she aide that the captain I must have neglected to tale out clear - of nil ages. They are a gentle but tinguii bed traveller, who spent twelve th rrntah laxative which aro absolute - igen doctoring for several, •months1lnese patterns may be obtained lets at hand and by giving an occa- frith no re.=alt beyond slight temporary from your local MeCa11 dealer, or sional dose to the baby to keep his relief, when I was advised by a friend from the McCall Co., .0 bond St., ti try Dr. William'' Pint: Pills. I de- Toronto, Dept. W. ORA to follow this advice, and got et half dozen boxes. Good results Two Good Cat Stories. goon began to show from this treat- The Spectator of Landon lately ntent, and the further continued use of the pills have made me a well wo- man. I can cheerfully recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to similar sufferers." printed a number of stories in praise of the cat, and they have aroused an eager competition among the readers a. of the paper to win for their respec- You can procure Dr. 'Williams" Pink tive pets the distinction of the most lPilts through any dealer in medicine remarkable cat in Great Britain. Ex 'or they will be sent you by mail at tracts from two of the best letters fol- FJ cents a box or six boxes foe $2.50 low. The first was written by a niece by wilting direct to The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Diseases of Bees. Bee diseases are of two kinds: Dis- eases of the adult bee, which happily, in Canada, have so far beer of a transient nature because no effective (treatment is known; and diseases- of 'the brood, of which there are three, ¢American foul -brood. European foul - ;brood, and Sacbrood. Since each. of these three diseases lig treated differently, and since the 'first two cause great loss when ne- Iglected, it is important that every bee- Beeper should be able to recognize 'and distinguish them so as to treat the aeriaus ones effectively an'. with- put delay, The diseases affect the larva or worm stage of the bee. In American foul -brood, the 1.ivva, tjust after capping, becomes a coffee - colored mass which is so tenacious or }viscid that it will rope out sometimes ,to a length of several inches if a tooth- spick be inserte t into the cell and ,withdrawn, and it has an unpleasant 'glue like odor. The mass dries down ,to a scale that adheres tightly to the ;lower wall of the cell. The capping of the cell containing the affected larva is usually discolored; it is of- ;ten irregularly perforated, or it may ether. :be removed altogether. In European foul -brood, most of the (larva are stricken before they are ;capped over. Tbey lase their shape ,turd collapse at the bottom of the cell, Appearing as if they Lad been melted And turning to a light straw or gray '.color. The decayed brood has a slight- bring it, and meanwhile he had gone, y sour smell to which is sometimes Great were her lamentations when of Lord 'Kelvin, the eminent physic- ist: We had a beautiful tabby Angora that was a great pet with us. One summer we got a couple of toads to watch their. habits. Her ladyship, see- ing them sprawling and naked, jumped up to investigate. When she found them also cold, her sympathy was un- bounded. She curled , herself round thein and drew them into her soft, fluffy fur with gentle paws as if they had been young kittens; but we no- ticed that although she laid her chin on them and showed every- sign of de- votion she never. attempted to lick them. When we returned them to their damp box iu the cold cellar, she remonstrated and tried to pull them out with her paws, She did not use her mouth, es she would have done with a kitten, and she was so dis- tressed that we had forcibly to re- move her. First thing the next morn- ing when she was let out of her sleep- ing quarters she returned to the cellar door and demanded entrance. Mewing pitifully, she haunted the place all day and neglected her food. We had to avoid letting her see the toads at all, as it always started her fretting anew. This cat had limited but very strong affections. To my uncle, Lord ICeI- vin, she showed great devotion. She never failed to appear as soon as he came, and she sat with her paws on his foot gazing up at him with a look of absurd adoration. She always brought her kittens to him,, even when they were very young, and she' was not satisfied until he had examined and admired them. Once she went to fetch one that was old enough to have a will- of its own. 1t• took time -to Added a strong odor of putrefaction. The mass ropes out either not at all pr but little, and the dried scale is easily detached. In Sacbrood, the full grown larva pathies and affections. Not long ago dies stretched out on its back in the a customer in a :grocer's shop in (cell, discolored, but with skin and Bloomsbury was waiting. to be served. shape intact.. The juices of the larva All of a sudden the grocer's cat be- pre watery and contain curd -like par- gan to mew appealingly. "A11 right," tides. - said the grocer, "I know - what you American foul -brood is treated by want," and he threw the cat a peony.. 'shaking the bees into- a clean hive con- The cat stopped.mewing and, dragging she deposited the kitten at his chair and, looking up, found it empty. The other letter proved pussy's in- tellect to be as strong as her sym- little bowels regular and his stomach sweet. The Tablets are sold by medi- cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. What Happened. -- A young man who was asked to spend Christmas with amaiden aunt in the country, having large expecta- tions from that quarter, had to re- gard the invitation as a command per- formance. His aunt filled his plate with turkey and accessories, and then heaped up another plate with Christ- mas pudding of the dreadnought brand. Fortunately the old lady was called from the mom for a moment and the pudding went through the window into the garden. Some minutes later the maid entered, wear- ing a look of consternation. "Please, mum," she said, "three of our ducks is sunk," ;raining frames fitted with. foundation jwithout any of --the honey, and taking Jsway the combs of -brand and honey jwhich contain .the spores of the dis- ,ease. The bees must not be allowed ',boiled to the honey unless it has been ,boiled for an hour, although it is fit ;for human use. The combs may be (rendered into wax, The hive should eee disinfected by, scorching. AUTO SP'ARE PARTS - for most makes and models Of cars., Your old. broken 'or worn-out parts 'replaced.' Write or 'wire, tisd yeeib- ing what you want. We eery the largest and most complete ,.stocIi: 1n Canada. of slightly used or new:parte nd automobile equipment. We ship .O,D, anywhere in Canada. Satis- actory or refund in full our motto. Shaves Auto . Salvage Pert SUMM117', 923-931 xfuteerin lit., Toronto, Out the penny across the floor, got it gradually into the street, where she virtually made her own purchase from the cat's.meat man: The Victim. The lesson was about the Prodigal Son, and the Sunday -school teacher was dwelling on the character of the elder brother.. "But amid all the rejoicing," he said, "there was one to whom the pre- paration of the feast brought no joy, to whom the Prodical's return gave no pleasure, but only bitterness; one who had no wish to attend it. Now, can any one of you tell lie who this was?" There was a breathless silence. Then from a dozen sympatheic schol- ars came the chorus:— "Please, sir, it was the fatted calf." Clever Man. "Dearest," said the young mother, "I've decided on a name for baby. ;We will call her Erniyntrude." Her 'husband disapproved of -the neme, but, knowing if he said so, his Wife would' insist, he remained en- grossed in thought a few seconds, then replied: . "That will do admirably, rny- dear, My first sweetheart's name was Erm- yntrucle; so she will take it as a com- pliment." 'rhe baby, it may be said, was called Jane. months among the cannibals. MONEY ORDERS. " 'Vanquished Often' was, perhaps, The safe way to send money by thirteen, with a grace of carriage, a mail is by Dominion Express Money beauty and perfection of feature, a Order. rich coloring no eanvas could depict.' Her skin was of warm olive hue, with; Caxton issued Aesop's Fables, the tinges of red in the cheeks, and the .first book to be printed with number - brown, cherry red. Her eyes were dark ' ed leaves, March 26, 1484, brown, large, melting, childishly in- treepeetive. Iler hands were shapely,, and her' little bare feet, arched, rosy - nailed were like flowers in the sand. She wore the slimmest of white cot-, possesses a post office of its own, ton tunics, and there were flamboyant; which deals with over two and a half flowers in the shining dark hair that i million postal packets during a single tumbled to her waist," session. Nudity is commonplace among these l islanders at the bathing beach. To Buy thrift stamps, their minds modesty has nothing whatever to do with clothes, And it is at the beach that mast of the court- ing Is done. A youth finds a girl to his liking, and takes her home to his mother. If mother gives her consent a wedding follows; if not, the youth goes to the beach for another girl. They are plentiful, and, as far as charms are concerned, there is little to choose between them, It casts a. light on Russian affairs to know that there is no word for "efficiency" in the Russian language. Although some nations exaggerate the importance of efficiency until it be- comes a mania,—Germany, for ex- ample, --the lack of the idea in Rus- sian speech is reflected in most Rus- sian activities. "SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver and bowels Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere The British House of Commons Accept "California Syrup - of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, • then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Child- ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each fiat, tie. Give it without fear, Mothers You must say "California." • ( Ell 7: pie.q..a.o«e•a•n.an•,ns••e•e.w,� .n,�p,h•e••e«e..e.,a.•a..e"� s e ISSUE. No. 18—'20. 25 MILLIONS! "Cascarets" is biggest selling Laxative -Cathartic for Liver and Bowels ie,e•. 0.•.•.o..• o..e..a...••o...•.o..emoe„4.e••e a•e..M Twenty -live million boxes of Cas - carets were sold last year to :elks who wanted relief without injury from Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion, Gases, Colds and Sick Headacre. Cas - carets work while you sleep, removing the toxins, poinons and sour, indigest- ible waste without griping or inconveni- ence. Cascarets regulate by strength- ening the bowel muscles. They never weaken or shock the liver like calomel or harsh pills. Cascarets cost so little too. Wise Men Say That the best way out of a difficulty is through it. That it pays to do a job better than seems necessary. That Ioose spending is liable to land one in a tight corner. That the less a person knows the more certain he is that he is right, That wor•r'.y is the mental 'flu. Bet- ter clear the worries out of your mind and disinfect it with a few drops of cheerfulness. Spanish Flu Claims Many Victims in Canada and sheuld be guarded against. ail 9 Is a Great Preventative, being one of theoldest remedies used. Minard's Lini- ment has cured thousands of cases of Grippe, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma and similar diseases. It is an Enemy to perms. Thousands of bottles being used every day. for sale by all druggists and general dealers, NIINARD'S LINIMENT CO., LIMITED, Yarmouth, N.S. r SINCE CO 30 TA COUGHS sPkr0OZ Me.-,Acesenets CUUQOL TEACi3E1tS--:MIAI:E I:EAL e money in . spare time --send post card to Ratepayer Publishing Co.. 5 Columbine, Ttrnnto. _ sOPT EX= WANTED; America's Pioneer Dog nomefiies BoOtt 011 DEIl, DISEASES Let the wealthy and great Roll in splendor and state, I envy them not, I declare it; I eat my own lamb; My chickens and ham, 1 shear nay own - ce and I wear it; I have lawns, I have bows,:.; I have fruits, I have flowers, The lark is 'fny morning alarmer; So, -jolly boys, now, Here's God speed the plough, Lorig life and success' to the farrier., Frohn the Old English. �. --• - Who wants an 'enemy, let him lend some money. . . The crooked stick is at the farther end of'. the wood. and /tow to road, Mailed Fres to; any Ad- dress by the :&uthor. I3. Clay MOO 00., Sno. 118 West 81st Street . New York. U.S.A. GFT ELM WANTED, 2 IN. ANI) ►7 thicker, slipped green from saw. Do rot heli until you comma Beate with us. Keenan bras. Limited, Owen Sound. Ont. - utisaux.I.ANEoils. (t t .t:k:lt. TG1tJRS. LUMPS, ETC.. ',j Internet and external. cured without before too ourhome ellrna Writeus Co., Limited. Colungwood..Ont. Underneath a new chair for chil- dren is a music box that plays when a child is seated. eir ± adGuticirallintmelli The pore -cleansing, purifying and sterilizing properties of this wonder- ful skin soap, using plenty of hot water and soap, best applied with the hands, which it softans wonder- fully and the soothing and healing properties of Cuticura Ointmont for redness and roughness, pimples and dandruff, if any, will prove a revela- tion to those who use them for the first time, Soap 25c, Ornament 25 and Sic. Sold througnouttheDominion. CanadianDepot: L�yrna``r,a, Limited, St. Paul St., Montreal. s Cuticura Soap shaves withoutmu>t. Ask for Minard's and take no other, In Canada there are 4,100 cheese factories, creameries, cream factories, condensdries, and milk product plants. "Mabel: "The first time George pro- posed I didn't accept him." Rose: "I know that, dear. You weren't there." GIRLS! A MASS OF WAVY, GLEAMY BEA€TI'IFUL HAIR het '" Danderine" save and glorify our hair, d In a, few momentsou can trans- form your plain, dull, flat hair. You can have it abundant, soft, glossy and full of life. Just get at any drug or toilet counter a small bottle of "Dan- derine" for a few cents. Then moistea a soft cloth with the Danderine anti draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. Instantly. yes, immediately, you have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will be a mass, so soft, lustrous, fluffy. and so easy to do up. All dust, dirt and ex- cessive oil is removed. ILet Danderine put more life, color, vigor and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen 1 your scalp, check dandruff and failing hair, and help your hair to grow long, thick, strong and beautiful. ONLY TA3LETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin At Alt without the "Bayer Cross" - The name "Bayer" on Aspirin id of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" whieei like 14 Karat on gold. It positively contains proper. directions for Colds, identifies •the only genuine Aspirin,- Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu - the Aspirin prescribed. by physicians ralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neur'i- for over nineteen years and now tie Joint Pains, and Pain generally, made in Canada. Tin bones .of 12 tablets cost but Always buy an unbroken package a few cents. Larger"Bayer's packages, There is only 0310 Aspirin—"Bayer"-.lots must may "Bayer" Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Mono acetteacidester of Salicylicacid. Willie it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the pnbiio against imitations, the Tablets or Sayer Company, um be stamped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer cross,•