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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-10-15, Page 7MIME ILL, STAY ON RANR WON D.S.O. AT THIRD BATTLEOF YPRES. ' Cheylesmore Has Be- come :Devoted to Farming Land` Near Alix,..,Atberta. The calf of the great open spaces Is' a' very real •tiling' to some ashen, It !a' to Baron. Cheylesuore, third •ef his; line,. And thus it is that Western Canada can 'add another, .to the ,1st of its : titled landowners'. This English peer, who recently came into posses - Bion: of his inheritance, le Francis' Or- -Mewl "Lien}•y Eaton, D.S.O., who suc- ceeds to the peerage, as the •fourth' Lord Cheylesmore, • As Captain Eaton, he, arrived in Al-. berta four year ago and acquired part of,,the Haunted Lakes ranch nearAlla. ' Alberta, which he has •sinoe renamed the Happy Valley Ranch, A Mei weeks, ago he succeeded to the title, but•'the. now seasoned" Alberta farmer has ex - 'ire name “Red Rose" bas been guarantee . of quality for '30 . years The ORANGE PEKOE is extra good. {Keeping the School Band .Intact Throughout the Entire Year. The "school' band is dependant upon two important factors for its exist- ence: 'morale and loyalty to the or- ganizatton. The first is built up by cultivating, in, 'the boy's mind. a pride in his performing with and helping to SALESMEN We offer, steady' etneloynlent:•and pay ,,weekly to sell our complete and exclu- sive lines of guaranteed quality, whole Pressed his intention of continuing his ;root, fresh -dug -to -order trees and residence on. the prairies, rather than return to the . old land,' -% He. was busy easiest month with the harvest on his estate. - ' Conspicuous Gallantry.. Lord Cheytesinore was born June 10, 1893, educated at Eton, Trinity Col- lege and Cambridge University., He •. was a second •lieutenant ,when the: war. broke out in 1914, having receivers a military 'training at Sandhurst,: He joined the Grenadier Guards with the. British Expeditionary force in. Flan- ders and France in June, 1915, and: served with his regiment throughout the war, -He was awarded .the D.S.O. for conspicuous. gallantry at the, third; battle of Ypres, 1 July, 1917, and was i • also,prt%lnn+ated,!In the field to the rank! of captain. He always intended to settle Down in some part of the British dominions and ..he selected west^arn Canada, after a year's .residence" in A1- Berta - His English h eskate does not include:. any landed property or country seat. It :oesists largely of city real estate, situated in „London, and in ,such indus- trial sites as Coventry. Lord Cheylesmore was a well known rugby football player and track athlete in his Eton' and Cambridge days. He is a devoted outdoor sportsman and plays, a goad game of polo. He says is" he "not returning to England, but will inake his home on his beautiful Alberta -holdings.. He belongs to the Guards, Whites.and Turf clubs in Lon- don. Lord Cheylesmore'' tragic death in a motor accident, recently found his son. .in the midst ;of ,isexemer's .work,. Hia ° resence was not required in. L,on don, ;d lie sent his solicitor to look after the' necessary business -connect- ed with winding up of the estate. A Valuable Legacy. Men, leave property by will in many 111, ways and in. many different forms.' They may. bequeath it outright, for the heritor to a possess ;at once; they may establish> a trust fund, the in- • come only' to be immediately avail- able, vail able; or they may',ereate:a, life inter- est. The possessions that they hand on may be real estate, cash, stocks, bonds, books, pictures, .. jewels. All are perishable,,, all are subject to vi- cissitudes pf life and the frailties of human nature. How many, when they face the lash• appraisal„ find among their assets the.;.things, that . are im- perishable, and that they can hand on by.. an .instrument that, no man can break? • In California there died recently a man who ' had given many years of his ,.life to generous and intelligent public service." His own busines. af- fairs had prospered reasonably, so that he left his,hei;rs comfortably pro- vided for; ro- vided.for; but to his; son he also Ieft a letter that for tenderness and dig- nity of feeling and for spiritual vision must -be counted as his greatest legacy. "My life has been a treasury' rich in friendships," he wrote, "and what- ever I may be ciedited .with . accem- plishing has been beoause .of true friends in so many walks .of life. I have, never accounted as very import- ant among life's • ambitions the accu- mulation of worldly,,riches.,•,Money is good only In its wise expenditure for others. > have always felt that:ser- ' vice tor my fellows, so far as my -ability" lay., brought me the greatest reward: "Always, my son, remember that there is a .God --ii just Cod. If' I have ant. regrets for my shortcoming in bringing up my family, it is that per- haps I ciid: not urge greater attention to spiritual understanding. . "I wish You would say to the others or' e,•. and say to the dear grand - chip en, that for their own good ani- ong their `fellows they should devote some time to spiritual study and edu- cation.. The t$me will" come when they will need a, Comforter, and if they have spiritual understanding it will`.. help them." That legacy, will never, depreciate, Markets nay fluctuate and bake may fell, and great fortunes crash to .ruin, but to that sop his father's letter will, be an investment that will bring Targ ' a rr and target etturns as the years pass. It is not: only a last Will, it is it testament. The Mai* 1.)pi has -Teeen adapted its the nitthna}'.lt'tslila, afi,Australia. plants,' . Attract ve illustrated samples and. ful•1 co-operation, a moneymak- ing opportunity, Luke •Brothers' Nurseries Montreal RHEUMATISM Rheumatlim, Eofatioa, Lumbago, Neuritis., Gout, Swellings, Sprains, eta.," are invariably relieved by John McDonald Rheumatism Remedy. Obtain" It by Parcel 'post C.O.D. $1.00, direct from:. JOHN McDONALD MEDICINE COMPANY, 08 BIRCH AVENUE, TORONTO 5. :produce an organisation that is of solve consequence to' the school and community. The second is based lip - op the . "gang spirit" of the boy, A boy has a pv+de in numbers of his kind. A band sh$u]d beorganized as an integral part of the `school, It •should not be organized around any other in-. terest. For instance: some bands .are. 'built up. in the fall to°play for the genies. When the genies are aver the band breaks up. A band can be in'ade self -maintaining if the prolirer interest is aroused in the boys" minds. A .series of concerts in the early spring or a tour will do much to heighten the efficiency of the band aid tighten the organization, Sure Enough. Miss City—"And ivli.ere is your hus- band, Mrs. Hay?" Mrs. Hay -"In the orchard" pruning some trees.". Miss. City—"Oh, do you raise your own prunee?" ti FREE GOVERNMENT iNFORMAT.I increase Poultnj Profits btj.Matheting Coopemtiveiq TIIE Western Wheat' Producers, the Ontario honey men and others, have made co-operative selling a marked success. The have stabilised rices and Y p increased their profits by standardized grading and shipping methods; and applying efficient salesmanship and real merchandising to the disposal of their crops. By these methods the poultry producers, too, can secure these benefits. The outstanding proof of this is Prince Edward Island, where, for the last thirteen years, expert and efficient sales- manship applied to co-operative market. Ing, has saved thousands of dollarsill . annually for the poultry farmers and permanently stabilized their markets« Naturally, to be successful, co- operative marketing mast be handled efficiently. How to form and operate ulocal successfully' a .organization is de- tailed the FREE booklet' "Co-oper- ation in Marketing PoultryProducts", issued by the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa. This is one of over five hundred helpful pamphlets, on farm sub- jects. To obtain it, together with com- plete Iist of FREE pamphlets, fill in this slip. and return it post free to The Publication Branch ' Department of Agriculture Ottawa - - Ontario Name R. R. No Post Office Province 16 BABAS �AS1ER Baby's Own Tablets Are a Great Help to Mothers of Young Children. Stemach disturbances and constipa- tion are responsible for much of the peevishness of babies, The modern. mother does not resort toso-called soothing' i>,llxtures but corrects the trouble by sweetening the little stom- ach and giving a gentle laxative that gotswithout griping, Snell a cren edy Is found in Baby's Own. Tablets, easy totake and guaranteed to be free from opiates or narcotics, Every mother wllo tries Baby's Own Tablets becomes enthusiastie about therm, Mrs. Oscar Auger, Holyoke, Maids., says:—"I have used Baby's Own Tablets and .think them' a splen- did medicine for obnstipation and other ailments which affect little ones. I have no Hesitation in recom- mending them to other mothers." Baby's Own Tabletsare sold by medi- oine dealers or by mai; at 25 cents 'a box' from The Dr. Williams' Medlelne Co., Brockville, Ont, A little booklet, "Care of the Baby in Health and Sick- ness," will be sent free to any mother on request. Kite -flying is, forbidden over the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, and other of London's historic' buildings. Minard's Liniment for Distemper. Erectric lights over the water in fish hatcheries have been found to attract insects, and aid in feeding the fish. WE WAN? CHURNING CREA We supply cans and pay express charges. --We pay daily by express money orders, which can be cashed, anywhere ,without any charge. To • obtain the • 'top, 1, rice, Cream must be free from bad flavors and contain not less than 30 per cent. Butter FaL Bowes Company Limited, Toronto For references—Head, Oince, Toronto•. Bank of Montreal, or your local banker. Established for over thirty years. RHEUNATICPE4P •CANNoFINDp.IEF 3y Driving the Poisonous .Acid ]"Toni the. System. Rheumatism attacks people when. the blood . Is thin and watery, or charged With impurities, thus setting I1P. ?nIla n netipn of. the mtis'oles and ts, Cpld, wet weather ar sharp winds may start the pains, but the cause is rooted in the blood and to get relief it must • be treated through the: blood, As .a bleed•build•er and nerve tonic Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are un- surpassed, and for that reason do not fail to give relief to rheumatic suffer- ers when given a fair trial. Among the rheumatic sufferers who have Proved the greatvalue of this medi- eine is Mrs. Simeon. J. Tattoo, Indian Head, bask., 'who .sayb. —"For over two years I was au intense sufferer from rheumatism and until I began the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -no treatment that I took helped me any. The trouble grew so bad that I could not move around the house without help, and finally 1 had to give up and go to bed. Words- cannot, tell how much I suffered, and I could not bear to have anyone come near me, Final- ly one of my neighbors strongly urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I decidedto do so. In the course of a few weeks I could feel an improve- ment, and I was able to get up, I kept, on taking the pills until all traces of the trouble were gone, and I could again do my housework, feeling like a new person. Three years have passed since that and there has never been the slightest return of the trouble, se that I feel safe in saying that the re- lief brought by this medicine is per. inazlent.,, You can get the pills from your druggist, or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ;ip s ORM WINDOWS /'r1oR THE,W8ELYES er Sop Fut. Worm, odow WLtw, Comfort with Storm \9mdows. Low Fcmght Paul" press, ready -glazed: safe delivery guaranteed. Ptm pnce list and 'easy measuring chart, f ' : r1� "HALLIOAY SIM Y HAMI I w--SH1P US YOUR ' •POULTRY, GAME,EGGS, BUTTERAND FEATHERS WE BUY ALLYEAR ROUND - Write today forpriees-we uarantee them for a week ahead P.PQrub ISN &CO.,L1s$iTtD $6 a3 -Bons scours Marhet - Mmitr4at _, o. und! Andy Gurnp;. Showt At. List Laugh with him.; every evening in the Telegram JOY REIGNS in the Gump household again! Andy, the breadwinner, has been found. He's back in Toronto again—this time iii The, ,Evening Telegram. And he's here to stay—with a bagful of new ideas, every one of thein a sure laugh -producer. NDY has been missed. No doubt .of that. He's the most fatuous. comic ,strip char- acter in the world. But -the days of worry are over. Every evening, Andy. Chester and Min will entertain you in The' Evening Telegram. The Greatest' of all Comic Strips Now in The Telegram NEEDLESS 'to say, The Evening Telegram is proud of its latest comic strip. Andy's admirers are legion. everyone in Toronto in Ontario—knows him. Everyone is happy to laugh with—and at -this unique 20th cen- tury philosopher. Zn his old form! Twelve Other Comic Strips. and 'Mirth Provoking Features Every ' Evening The Evening Telegram. Read in 5 out of 6 Toronto homes-- ez�cl Cont ]tire Ontario, every y Toronto Ontario' AnailaWilleegaljimagel 40/�rtb Gs • V „"1 fiulN•a. attr rissJirr`' li a ll 111111111111111 L N The Tobacco orQualij Including Alsace-Lorraine, France is now probably richer than she was before the Great War. 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Hatulttcn LESS:WOR6`i' SL IER RNLI'S SNEEZING The sign that you aro catching colts. }feat and inhale Minard's and stop the cold. Classified Advertisements -.. Y IEOWCABD WRITING INCREASES F:AuxrNa ►"11 power. We show Me way. Students soil work before through courea rr.aey, efective, Shaw Schools. Toronto, Forty-two moor West. ADIE5. ONLY-oClt 11001 L1 T, LADIES' „j. Friend. mailed in plain onrelope:, free, Cash 2.125, Montreal. L ARIES WANTED—TO DO PEADX AND SIGHT' .nrr sewing at hone, whole or spare time: good pay; work sent any distance,. charges -paid; send stamp for particulars, National ALanufacturin Co„ ?IfontreaL Ask for Minard's and take no other. URIN Et1S 1 11.1IITATEA BY SVI DMST fCIND.TL RECOMPISNDEO G• SOLD BY DRUGOIST3. S. OPTJCIAiI1s Pius* x01' rasa ZYa CARS tor. awaint CO: emeneOA5. Cuticura. Heals Irritating Rashes Don't suffer with itching, burning rashes, eczemas or iiritatione when Cuticura Soap and Ointment will quickly relieve and heal. Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water,. dry and anoint with Cuticura Ointment.. Nothing quicker or safer than Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment for all skin troubles. Sample Each !roe 'kr 11:01, Addrepa Canadian Depot: Stanhoaco, Ltd., Montrest" Price, Soap 25c. Ointment 26 and,60c, Talcum 25e, '-' Cuticura Shaving' Stick 25e. MRS. B. N. HART SICK FORYEARS Wants Women to' Know How She Was Made Weil by Lydia, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cornwall, Ontario.—''I am now giving your medicine a fair trial and it surely- ! 1 is doing me good and I am going to keep on taking it. I used Pe feel so tired in the ;morning that Ididfi't want to get up, but 'that feeling is leav- ing me now. I also Sleep better and feel more like working For seven or eight years 1 have had headaches,tire d f eel- ings,painsinmyback and across my body. I read letters in the newspapers saying, what good Lydia .E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound had done others. My husband says 1 quit too soon, but I am not going to stop taking the VegetableCortipound and "Lydia E. I'inkhaiii'ii 1310rl "creme un- til I am better and haVeni't iln ache or a pain. isn't that the right way? I have , crept faith in your medicines. They must be good when those who take them speak se highly of theni. T alt recon'• mending. them ta,lxiy friends and I wilt gladly answer letters from wail asks, ing about them." Mrs. )ttier iI'a , Box 1on, Gornvrall; Clittaxiti; Mrs. dart wants to help the women and is willing to ansvter letters from sols women askingabout the Veetable t;ompound'. 0 3 ISSUE No 4i—'2,�«N.. w, 1iELL0 -"FOLKS ! YOU wONDERFut CAT ENS OF ON'SAit\O - TFAE' BANNER PRO9INCE OF CANADA-Y1iB -PROVING[: `THAT ;fife - tnotte. Ampsure.. 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He's the most fatuous. comic ,strip char- acter in the world. But -the days of worry are over. Every evening, Andy. Chester and Min will entertain you in The' Evening Telegram. The Greatest' of all Comic Strips Now in The Telegram NEEDLESS 'to say, The Evening Telegram is proud of its latest comic strip. Andy's admirers are legion. everyone in Toronto in Ontario—knows him. Everyone is happy to laugh with—and at -this unique 20th cen- tury philosopher. Zn his old form! Twelve Other Comic Strips. and 'Mirth Provoking Features Every ' Evening The Evening Telegram. Read in 5 out of 6 Toronto homes-- ez�cl Cont ]tire Ontario, every y Toronto Ontario' AnailaWilleegaljimagel 40/�rtb Gs • V „"1 fiulN•a. attr rissJirr`' li a ll 111111111111111 L N The Tobacco orQualij Including Alsace-Lorraine, France is now probably richer than she was before the Great War. GENUINE ASPIRIN PR .. , OVED SAFE Take without Fear as Told In "Bayer" Package DAVE Does not affect the Heart Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on package or on tablets yon are not getting the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin proved .safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty- five years for Colds Headache Neuritis. Lumhago Toothache Rheumatism l'euredgia. Pain, Pain Each unbroken "Bayer" package con- tains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug- gists ruggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Buy Through our; Catalog, Beautiful, 'durable designs Big choice, ready to -i Distad Sold all over Canada Below all others in price For example. this fixture sella for $10.50. Ourmice$6,90 Send for Free Catalog Orders Prepaid ' ' ELECTRIC FIXTURE JO. Earlscourt and St. Clair Ayes, Toronto.- NT .. d. '' IFP -- • ALL PURRPOSES', '•makes old like New" KLOND1 K METAL POLISH 'CAPD NlC:KLE SHINE The Crepe Polishes, Lt t , .. Hatulttcn LESS:WOR6`i' SL IER RNLI'S SNEEZING The sign that you aro catching colts. }feat and inhale Minard's and stop the cold. Classified Advertisements -.. Y IEOWCABD WRITING INCREASES F:AuxrNa ►"11 power. We show Me way. Students soil work before through courea rr.aey, efective, Shaw Schools. Toronto, Forty-two moor West. ADIE5. ONLY-oClt 11001 L1 T, LADIES' „j. Friend. mailed in plain onrelope:, free, Cash 2.125, Montreal. L ARIES WANTED—TO DO PEADX AND SIGHT' .nrr sewing at hone, whole or spare time: good pay; work sent any distance,. charges -paid; send stamp for particulars, National ALanufacturin Co„ ?IfontreaL Ask for Minard's and take no other. URIN Et1S 1 11.1IITATEA BY SVI DMST fCIND.TL RECOMPISNDEO G• SOLD BY DRUGOIST3. S. OPTJCIAiI1s Pius* x01' rasa ZYa CARS tor. awaint CO: emeneOA5. Cuticura. Heals Irritating Rashes Don't suffer with itching, burning rashes, eczemas or iiritatione when Cuticura Soap and Ointment will quickly relieve and heal. Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water,. dry and anoint with Cuticura Ointment.. Nothing quicker or safer than Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment for all skin troubles. Sample Each !roe 'kr 11:01, Addrepa Canadian Depot: Stanhoaco, Ltd., Montrest" Price, Soap 25c. Ointment 26 and,60c, Talcum 25e, '-' Cuticura Shaving' Stick 25e. MRS. B. N. HART SICK FORYEARS Wants Women to' Know How She Was Made Weil by Lydia, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cornwall, Ontario.—''I am now giving your medicine a fair trial and it surely- ! 1 is doing me good and I am going to keep on taking it. I used Pe feel so tired in the ;morning that Ididfi't want to get up, but 'that feeling is leav- ing me now. I also Sleep better and feel more like working For seven or eight years 1 have had headaches,tire d f eel- ings,painsinmyback and across my body. I read letters in the newspapers saying, what good Lydia .E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound had done others. My husband says 1 quit too soon, but I am not going to stop taking the VegetableCortipound and "Lydia E. I'inkhaiii'ii 1310rl "creme un- til I am better and haVeni't iln ache or a pain. isn't that the right way? I have , crept faith in your medicines. They must be good when those who take them speak se highly of theni. T alt recon'• mending. them ta,lxiy friends and I wilt gladly answer letters from wail asks, ing about them." Mrs. )ttier iI'a , Box 1on, Gornvrall; Clittaxiti; Mrs. dart wants to help the women and is willing to ansvter letters from sols women askingabout the Veetable t;ompound'. 0 3 ISSUE No 4i—'2,�«N.. w,