The Exeter Times, 1923-9-6, Page 3OUR ROYAL
COWBOY
DELICATE GiRLS
TED SEW BLOOD
- .,..._ -.'-' Rich, lied Blood Means Health
On1Y a fow we1Plrs ago ,a prominent
Labor
, Riad Streiigt1l.
fleinber of , Parliament stated
tliat the Prince' of IN ales we's "juste
f, The anaemia of young girls may be
On the Horns of a Dilemma. = like one af.il 'says• an Digital." writer- inherited, :ar it maybe caused by,bad'
cin to,•clo about it, Not only -is this true Of the people ot. ter, uzvsuitable °yeed,` hasty and irre-
"1,1\t.hat are �� g g 1 being a i t • + o£ door
It looks «s if oily caltp
ike rest and
Ill . DUUT ATIO
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Beard of Hssith,- Ontario
Dr. Middleton will he giacl!t;o answer gtir rstiu xss on 'Public r1eR1t no*,
tars through thio colamm,za., Address hint et l5 iva 23cr , 8; '
1 Crescent, Toronto.
On the international boundary > be.
tween 'Briti•sh Columbia and the State'
1"justl t 1
the , - � ' con es an gradually, d i infant j d s fano by Uro�se who had It r g v begizvning a -�. it t ,� 1 will bring about irritability
Prided i� itioned Said a:xc ;blue" blood. in th•elkj,yoins, lard v,ith• languor, indisposition to work these tivorcs: "Children of a and nervousness, ''?hese latterw ,.
tiavo . been,,... xegli s ,.: • ; .. r „ ,. :., ,• "• inaccessibility. irritability and a
� sac 5 - tion , . >, . • be- � `_ r-t'we apparatus and cause
of fatigue, Later comes t'"ho l v are •two iron •' otos, wide open,'azxd loss of appetite, hearthuxnand many
t, au and , o v ., fi, .,,r illness;
attend to the, many enc m p
? Princess', 00- dizzines.; , o. ' of all the
dental to. lvn'ep'aring ter Sapp. i and the p breath- e " is nta1. Wesometimes hear,
iscussed an ale aYten -sen tali,,,ng pia^t in bur noxi, frequent backaches and b oe closed,
trouble loo
Thus the Scouts of Merlin d anti, cases con
len w it of v I" •ce idea this'memorial arch of indivtditals suffering from an "at
an .
built tocommemorate 100 years of Mtacic of nerves,
wooer evil) without lifo Igreat loss of flesh, but usually the peacean crancax al cause to the su erexand•
like a d theUnited Stites It brings very re •
about camping is aware it is the 'high. future ding. is axes comfort an we - exng. n this pox war
ce •hunting -field, ` the racecourse, and corns more serious, but if taken' in ore cod and distress among the nations, the
spot in
i cc's holiday no need to worry= •
,ori,,. person,' if we do not Iry
peace 'wed harrnonY in the family
this Yeuz Britain; b3 reason of its , >e Z,3 gular eating, nsuflic six ort vt i 1 I . e
r , nd t I is ,a, so and no enough c:le; think Of what may happen, anti
will be right off. Out' acoutinasLei > ranch owner, Ii.I.,k , oxer c>.so e of Washington stands a large white , • 1 of all, o,ar
t utmaster have quit one "of, us" to Britons overseas. s1'eep. x6 llL isy to iii )tier.. First- tl Ass start Sco rch of artistic design Along the top Sleep will be-irnpair`ed,at r fight. Lass
the towlt. The tents an equ t a ay t mental of the, rich is inscribed in the stone- of sleep
wi fin
ill af••
here chargee' e iil�ect,• -G4;ho s themselves, on their in or ,bodily 'exertion, Common Mother In the arch feet our dxg_i , pp
freighted
to ay ---where's time money -arid who But our preseul King is both monarch feeling
Pay --where's details Inti 'p palpitation of the cut into the wall above is the Hxgnln other symptoms. of physical
w1]I`land 1 the four rinc•es--Yee, t �e hEa,xt
t resemble him, f 'lowing a stooping pori cant phrase. May these gates netier yet the primary cause
the found it three sports and pastimes. `I`hey a sro o lessness; In majority t is a ni , while' the cause
the situation as Y side E Tl be no b d
their organization •. .• '
rudder. A huge number of people havechat completou takes on a greenish -yellow Six
a in at allted to and shaken hands With; ,the pleasant thoughts, and pleasant may be attended with a ,,complete
alloy. thoughts bring a general feeling of break"down in health;
Anyone- wl10 knows anyth g p in ..iY. neglected be
es es on of unrest
looked for long the polo -ground, the Prince's i bine there is 1 health among the public, I thmlt this Memorial Arch betweenngthe
eagerly planned and to h as
1this year will consist of a trip to ills ,- illiains' pink pi11s, which are free,
months ahead• ... f j question of our mental attitude to- and British Columbia stands fort
ort
le under ` randh in Canada' where tie will. take l from arty harmful • at' °habit-foruling , wards our neighbors or even towards something refreshing and hopeful. It
A Scout smilesbut and whistles a eowbo ` ' and, in° Ho..l
that is not a u the duties of Y, drug, ..'are just the tonic needed to the members>of one's own family, has tends 'to allay international hysteria
all difficulties, even th! peeiv of at leash ,'this •' tched state of Health. 1 not ;keen given the attention at de- and sets an example which the rest of
solution to every problem. These fel doing, become the Yremedy. t noticeable; improve- serves. We have emphasized the value the world 'might follow - with ad
Though it.is no
' with the first dose. As'� of a healthy body; we have,
h theliar ;people against the practice of
e dao ers arisingfrom a focus of by All means have pure water an safe
font of ht. blood n e us
da add the United States. After re= lapse' a e
iefoi•P carie was due, witil a good deal, about :the business is 'e A stipatlon is present. There
may ug
1 1 h d d between Canada May have -something triflin , it is a
h I Afterh suet s Cof this 'kind, g d 11 b I h t period
t a boy's life and experlen the Dr. In our efforts to prom g • Washl
• lows were on tlio horns of a, dilemma,
What' did they do? What would you
expect of thein in,the circumstances?
p
"Look here, boys," said a well mean-.
ing merchant, . "I'11 loan you the
freightage en the camp outfit and the
expenses of getting to camp: You can
repay me lateas" But -this was not; the
Scout way—'he doesn'•t borrow, They.
Was- not ' the right
quickly;. `saw that wa
solution., of the difficulty, and with
many thanks the offer was turned
down,
"I have it," said Bill, "we'll earn the
w.hare`s^ithal." And they did. For
half the nail boys in Brirtain..,
'The Prince's Ranch, pent begins•
��leaves the face; strength .and activity 't ing .scorning y ri ing ai mens n
they become chronic; we have told the tions than among individuals. Let £s
warned vantage,
a neglect- The value of courtesy and friend
tercel that -in Aug the blood is made fie p i trifling 1 t until ship is no more necessary among na-
It 911 be lemon
us�t 1919,•the��PrinGe Sailed froni-En�g- 1 t and �tho d�•tnger of re
gradually re urn. the
1 Y a
three months,; our.ofiGana- 'g'
1 se is very slag infectionpoisoninthe and) milk; let have sanitary conven
r If any syniiitom of anaemiapp ars, damaging the"heart, kidneys, etc.) iences and ' garbage disposal -plants,-
the m an elargeiatow welcome from ' eks that Dr. Williams' These'. and many more dangers we, in our efforts to promote good
-plants,-
the many large towns, he passed lrrudanco, silgg at once,,pout,but have we made'•itJ. health •and: protect ourselves against
he Prince made a his Mandl,Pink Pills should be given , • have pointed
through, iso wofii take )J n• the sooner they are taken .4,the l plain that ,without a contented mind;' ravages of disease, let us never,
d a sham holiday d will .never be healthy? If we, forget the value of a happy, contented
that he would more spisedlly will their action int the body
n track. ( i are incessantlyworried about some- `mad, and harmonious relations with
right off the beatsi can met these ,
ns : YOr chiosin a F l thing -or other, if we harbor a grouch those with whom we come in contact,
,.He had two. reasons g rove. the blood ,• You
h for this purpose: He wanted to � pins through any dealer xn medicine,
b
ranch
tl how the en and women { or by mail at 50 cents a ox or six
know exactly
ow .e nJ
lived who toiled out' on the prairies., boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medioine Ca., Brockville, Ont. •
Fish Cholera infanitum is one of'the fatal
Findia�d the Weight• of Ch
by ,Measuring Them. ailments of childhood. It is a traaibre
I that comes ou suddenly, especiallyIn a time where there are no scales the summer months, and unless
at hand to weigh the prize some one is prompt action is taken ilie.little ane
province' of Alter
a very sure to catch a big fish. Here is a
may soon be'beyond aid, Baby's Own
stayedwas so taken with, toe, simple formula for •determi"fling the Tablets are• an ideal medicine in ward-
Kane, but Ire
free -and -easy life that he made up his weight of • a fish ",from its -length and trig off this trouble. They regulate the
mind to have a ranch of his own. So its•' greatest• girth in Inched: Square' bowels Soil sweeten the s+tomachand
"
itcame about that at a farewell din the girth In inches; multiply the re thus prevent all the dreaded summer
i W3nni e,g he announced to a suit by the length in inches and'divide complaints, They are an'absolutely
p
two Saturday nights in'succession
che and, like" all other boys, he had de
citizens were amazedtoto find the Y lighted in-h�is younger days in reading
occitpYlirg Main Street Street coiner selling
stirring 'tales of cowboys' adventures.:
' Elotd•ogs" which were kept real hot The prince's choice tell on Bar'U
by an apparatus attached to the Hyldro` Ranch, owned"by Mr: George Lane,
pole. Hot Dogs! Scouty Hot Dogs! and situated in the south-east of the
was the resounding cry -and they _LI g g only
went like a dog. �ithea:bee on his tail, short time with Mr.
I
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1FA�'U
EASY TRICKS
Na. 42
Difficulties usually come in a :bunch
—as the sparks fly upwards, and Bill's
next concern was tile' food and camp
cooking. Oh! ' I'll send you along. a
stove, that'll be all right,' said a
sympathizer. Again a council of wa
was necessary and again the true
Scouty spirit revealed itself in their
refusal of the stove and 'the unani-
mous decision to do the cooking ie the
Scouts' ways ,and none other.
Y,,
led
the
at
Nowit is rightly regarded by
g
Boy S'coutseAssociation.as a vary un-
satisfactory arrangement indeed for a
camp to exist Witholit an adult leader
present to supervise, and a repetition
of this Troop's' experiences in this
matter are , not desirable by any
means,
Nevertheless, it is a fact that for a
fortnight they- camped without ,any-
fatherly
any
fatherly supervision of a.Scoutnvaster
-all on their own, apart from week-
end visits by friends and ad'u'lts in-
terested in their welfare',, and the oc
casi�onal bringing down of supplies. by,
others'. '
The writer made a surprise visit to
the camp, and reaching there when
the boys were bathing, was able to in-
spect the tents, site, and' general ar-
rangemeiirts unobserved. It was- really
amazing. Blankets were neatly folded
after sunning, tents well . aired and
clean, cooking ubensils properly clean-
ed, and the whole site, asrit -should be
—a credit to Scouting. Putting. out
further •feelers,;' inquires ware made.;
ofneighboring ,campers, as: to °their
opinions -of the boys,, , and all spoke,
well. Even the ear conductor: had a
good'word—"WhY, those boys are fine.
You wouldn't believe they were, alone
unless told' ElD. They are •'a , great
- : credit."
I' can tell you my heart swelled with-
in me as I remembered all the difficul-
ties tackled by these boys, ' together
with the manly way they were con -
nor 11
delighted audience tliut he had bought the product by 800. safe medicine, being guaranteed by a
'1 tarpon,
d' f ld Ranch.
1
For laree sea fish, like the p o ,
opiates or narcotics er other harmful
P
drugs. They cannot possibly do' harm'
they always do good. The Tablets
are sold by medicine- dealers • or by
`mail at 25c a box from The Dr: Wil-
flaps Medicine Co-, Brockville, Ont.
Be 'ing le a.nc .
This rant1, which t 1 ' m
• 1 copmises 4 000 that are symmetrical in form the 'rule.
government amalyist to:contain no
>,
acres of p J
prairie, ad'oins the land own -gives a clo-se approximation to the.
,
ed byMr. Lane, who arranged the pur- exact weight, and indeed for symmet-
rival fish of any 'kind the formula' is
oh�as�e. Better l:ivown as "E. P. Ranch," he fol-
liou ht b 'the Prince i'tes accurate enough to beuseful. T
ground, Y
x g e
the r
c a
g ' lawin exam!piles• of its occur a y
near the middle fork of the Highwood g
t market -place is taken from; the records of fish entered
River: !The• real es , p i
Calgary, ; with` its 50;000 ,population.`
This town, has grown up in only twen-
ty. years. -
Red IndiansasNeighbors. ,
in the fishing contests of a •sport ng
magazine: `
A striped bass that took a first prize
was 49% inc:hes`long and 28 inches in
greatest girth.' .The weight 'a -s found
Nestling. in the foothills , of -the by the formula was; 481/ pounds; by.
Rocky'
mountains, the E P! Ranch is Scares it was 48 po'uncis-
, l i die was
.d21 `icleal •position far tho, regi ing oe 'A trout t�ta�t tool?; 'a^ fzr.s ti pr.-,
prize -cattle.• •.`it• would also` make a 24 inches long and 14% !inches
good -setting 'for au adventure story, girth. It was reported as weighing� 7
because, at no gi••eat distance, from pounds,: the-formul°a:gives 6i/2 Pounds.
Bedingfield, is the chief -village of the
Stony" Creek Indiana.
This tribe honored the Prince, when
he visited them, by making' him their
chief' under' the name of Chief Morn
ing Star.' For the ceremony the King's
eldest'son had to dress up in full war
paint, and , take, part- in -a long and
serious investiture,;which incorpor-
ated all the tribal rits and customs.
During thils,-weep; the,,Prince will
leave for his, 'second trip to. Canada,
'which he Is undertaking solely for the lila gives a weight of 2 pounds and 6 -
sake
slake of passing. an enjoyable month ounces.
on his own ranch. Travelling as the -�-
Duke of Cornwall, he will "ail to Que-
bec an board aTh ordinary o -dean liner,
and, during his stay in British North
America, he will •oat; take-ptirt in more
than one, or two public functions. It
is to be a complete "rest," and all Bri-.
tiishers agree that he deserves it.
Itis certain that all the ex soldiers
who are employed on the E. P. Ranch,
&acting thleihselves,. Thus, does Scout and W. L. Carlyle, the manager, will
training inculcate and draw out of lads f be delighted to have :the Prince with
ability to fend for themselves, and them.
Once again Mr. Lane of B.ar•U wish
act as host to H.R.H., but Mr. Lane's
tank will not be difiicl:it, as the Prifnce
has Insisted upon sleeping either in a
log,cab-In, or a tent His days will be
fully occupied in roaming the acres
"Mother;" he asked, "wrist doed•• and -acres of grassland, and in helping
transatlantic mean, anyway?"
"Across the. Atlantic, of `course; but
ycu .mustn't bother me."
"Doers 'trams' always meaneacross?"
In the rainbow trent' class a first prize'
went toga fish that actually ;weighted
13% pounds'and that was 33 inches in
length and 18 inch -es in greatest girth..
The formula" • gives a weight of 13
pounds and 6 ounces.
• Even in the case of compara.tivelY
small fish." that are symmetrical dile
formula gives fairly accurate results.
For -example, a brook trout that was
15?;4 inches in length and 11 inches in
girth -weighed 21/2 pounds. The form -
overcome obstacles in a way that will
make. them 'citizens, of whom, •no one
wooer be ashamed.
True Logic.
Harold was- in an inquisitive Mood
hie, workers, to perform the many and
varied duties which keep a cowboy
"at it" team sun -up to sun -down.
continued Harold." The Car's Baby.
"I suppose it doss," was, the reply. I The motor -car was a thing unknown
.But mother -es busy, and if you don't' to a= -native of, an out -of -the -sway part
stop' 'worrying me with questions I of Alaska, and he .was astonished .one
shall send you right to -bed.". d when he saw one go y
f } crier.
r
ayb without
t ' silence. Thenfrom
anew His eyes bulged, ; however, v: h.ei a
The Acid Test.
Military Expert—'There is one more
test this bu.liet-proof shirt of yours
must .undergo before. `cv�e ran accept
it."
Inventor—"And what is that?"`
M.E.--"You must allow us to send
it to one :of the laundries."
Made Their Own Rain.
Visitor—"Why is, ityouronions look
so much better than anything else in
this dry weather?"
Farmer —"Well, you see, whenever
I work 'them they 'make my oyes
water so they get all the moisture they
meed."
Service. cif Music'Clubs.
The music club can absolutely fix Seaweed found' bn- the shores of
an!d- nralnta.rn the standard of musical j Orkney contains
a certain chemical
a,ppreciation'of its community: It can which, combined with coal -dust, makes
make a music laving" oommu!iiity out' a very 'successful fuel. of an indifferent or really antagonistic
atmosphere. The pioneer work of a
The Coin And The Goblet
Put a derby hat on: "a goblet. ss
ai
'illustration. ion.
Put
a hall in the it
dol-
lar on the top of; the hat.
The problem' id to knock the hat
away so' : that the "half dollar will
fall into the goblet. There are two
ways in which the trick may be pre-
sented: The first,is to tell what is
to be .done and letting your`friends
try it. After they have failed, as
they' will, you can show how, easy
.-it. is .to. do it. The better lvay is to
practice the trick until you can do
it well. Then do the stunt; relying
upon your skill to hide .the method
by which the result is accomplished.
Pretend to strike the hat two or
three times as if you were .gauging,
the amount of force needed and the
exact. direction of the blow. When
you strike, However, do not strike
the outside of the hat. Strike in,
side, as near,•the brim as possible.
If you do it that way, the coin will
fall into the glass. A little clever
acting will persuade your friends
that you struck where you pretend-
ed you were going to strike—on the
outside of the hat. Try it.
(Clip this out and paste it, with
other of tlse series, in a scrapbook.)
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
He Does If it's Burnt
'He's got mloney to burn."
'And is always having a hot old
time of it, I suppose?"
• Early Start.
In. an essay entitled "Our Country
a'student, after referring to the Anti-
podes, explained:
"One reason why we keep so Inc
ahead of ether nations is because we
are getting lip and going to work
every .morning while people on the
other side of the globe are just going
t bed-"
a
music elute is directly responsible Inc
most of the visits of prominent- artists
to tiro cities, while indirectly the musi-
cal progress of the community can be
invariably: traced to the unselfish wort.
accoxnpli'shed by the 'club's agency.
But after all a real musical Canada
depends 'upon 'the musical education'
of our bays and girls 'while they are
in the public schools. And -we have1
never yet' had the prosper' recognition :t
given to' music by all our: public•1
horns in .fact, very, few of _them,..
schools,
have ",evenapproximated it The
music club can render' a very definite:
service in its community by securing,
Russlan iron' Ore. hrough ene lrtened _public opinion,
More cheering than most news from the- proper recognition of music in the
Rus..aia is:the report that a vast vein school clrriculllm, It .can encourage
of iron ore has been discovered in the 1 the establishment of music appiecia-
A few momcn b si en any visible means o ocom of
TIa elo came ti query proving province of Kurslc, three hundred, tion classes, classes for the study
youthful C of Moscow. The vein' is a) Lied .instrumental music, and at',,..
the logical working of the; y south 1 p
wcycle •weeper clolike in ith onees sou (l, mites lon and bis school orchestras witicll w111`:
man . wake and disappearod ince a flash one hundred and, f y g pr1 1
"Does trans arena m+Gan a aro,ssthed - lies at - depth of from five to eight ivltiina6ely pro -vide the material for the
p p ar d orchestras and.
• parent?
Brushing Up. •
Pike- "Why are you Wearing so
many coat's en such a bot day?"
Mike (carrying `a paint can)—I'm
going te paint may fence, and it ser on
this can to ptit on at least three
goats."
ootid a bend 111 raa 'will un
"Gee, whiz!" lae -said, turning to his, hundred feet "Melly years or if was 'symph.o-)xy
son, "who'd'a'••s'poseci that thing had
a colt?"
The culture ofpecan trees is to be
tried in China.
Classified Advertisements
CORRESPONDENTS WAN'rED.
'.
The introduction of a small quantity
of .a recently discovered `•'sneeze gas"
to illuminating gas has,' been sug-
gested. by an American expert, with a
view to lessening suicide by. gas
poisoning.
Thedifference between men is
real
energy.energy.A strongwill, a settled pur-
pose, an invincible determination, can
accomplish almost anything; and in
this lies the distinction between great
men and lsttlo mens -1 idler.
•1SITCSRS.-A 011emeto,Y),erIOfi, 4 DTJND,ONSLD.
�T, Toronto, .,
ILv1•:lt 502-ES-NOTILS 5ROSM Air Dtanx
isooklet): Nine :Year!' ea,etlenee rancltlnt
observed that the' coinpaiss in that re- doubtediy make for the greeter enPre-
gion was deflected as much as, fifteen elation of .nnistic as played by they
dregrees front the magnetic north, lout . yiisiting orchestras which come from,
why it wz,s deflected was not' then ifs• larger musical centres.
covered.,
erin goods by mall sendl`
antiythan- When ' at d g
Our' bodies 'are const
�'
.�---=- MONEY ORDERS.
i row, our hair- rows. a, Dominion Express Motley Order.
ing aur�na is g g
Scientists tell us we Bove an- entire
ss towards
new "sod once in seven years, If our We cannot make progress i
Y
eactive we will be able to see e feetion ourselves unless we earn -i,
minds. are -e r our • "fellowmen
things :'differently than we did last wily welt to • carry i
along with us.—Professor 3. C.,
S°r ,
,.�chai P
1 ouse of mir-
rors,
live in .a i
Some souls
Theysee • only self whichever
a'ors.
waytheyturn.
a
ti
tonne. 16 cent!, Or. 1t:,ndell, Truro, Nora 9cotie. year
uxNTa oi'roilmuutmx, xiLAs, unfit
�i
ra:
A,+11 coaly. Hoed ten tents tor full eatn0111:
k ul, proposition, liberal cotnnhIOlon. Dorothy flair
Net. Co,. Lindsay Entitling, Tiontroitl.,
MIASHINOTON" RAND PRESS.
` f, ti AWl .lig! 1f,NQU11LY NOR, A WASH INil-
5 TON Hold Prean ti S aiaa. tiled 2 imam of
t columns, lona. wllaop 7lhtblichiei Co.,��� J2
,t•de1Aide er, w.. worwita
Farmers' organizations in South
Africa have destroyed during the last
4 baboons 224,642
five, years 66,1.8. >
.
and wild
jackals,.1i3,3S0 lynxes,54,063
cats; there are,` however, enormous
number$ still'remaining.
Keep;Mlnard's liniment in the house.
The : Kangaroo.
The kangaroo is ix veiny kenitl,e• and
t.len&d creature, and generally defer-`
sive. You will notice, it you see one
at 'the Zoo, how 'it wiIL sit on., its tail
and rest, Its ,hind, foci; has a four41i
toe, enormously dieve'loped', °ami a
great -hoof -like' mail. It des said to usso
its" fore -arms for clutching an eu•em
and holding it. where. it can kick out
with. its hind foot.
Complexion'
Improve '
m a
a
By Using Cuticula
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot
water to free the pores of impurities
and follow with a gentle application
of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and
heal. They are ideal Inc the toilet,
as is also Cuticula Talcum for pow-
dering end perfuming.
Soap25n. Ointment25 and SOc. Talcum2Sc Sold
through out theDominion. CanadianDepot:
L acne, Limited, 344 St. Pani St., W.. Montreal.
1‘1,Cuticura Soap shaves without mug
UNLESS you ou see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
U .-
are not � � ettin .sprrrl at a
Accept onlyan "unbroken package" of"Bayer
Tablets of
worked out by
contains directions and dose rY
Aspirin," which 4 years and proved safe by millions for
22
physicians during
Colds Headache
lieu
T
.at
i
511
.>�
Toothache eNeuralgia1a
Neuritis
Pain, Pain
Earache' Lumbago
00--nruggists.
bottles of
24 and 1 a,
:t »: �tablets----Also
Raver boses'of I2 �;
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