HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-08-11, Page 4THE EXETER T1MES, AUGUSS !1th 1910.
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LONDON. ONTA.t1O
Business & Shorthand
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Resident and Mail Courses
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I..st Thursday early in the interne '4(lle btspeet hole,. 1het ever neral, :
iii,- r;tinct Bend was astir and people acl-os3 t Ito o*. +u lett France 011 \11,:1- t
t1 ,1„ ,11 directions drove `111 10 tako day to •:til on the Atlames
it. a:r• of rho best and biggest Gala transport liner for New :York
.1,:-. t;rand Bend has ever seen. 1n 11e is halba. 1 big
th • temente; the aequatic spurn; tvere llaek 1'p'rel on otalliou. foaled at
h. id in the river owing to the lake Stevan Le ltuttou in 'April 15106 Ile
1. i,ee rough the events wore tvell weighs S,J(J Pound* • .1 • 'i•v IJ and
contested. Zurich and Dashwood so broad aero s 1 h • .
letnds were present and enliventId like •, l:,rn door. There is not a
t he 1'roc,•edings. In the afternoon the vi 1.11 hair un hila if all goes well
ti 1 .;.oras were he'd on the r:we a it 11 1 tt:• siva ushi t Minnesota. tleb t ,
co , • ,nd most of the events bad will land ill Netts lark about August
Catalo„uea Flee a Ia.. • number of cotllestauts. rill 1tt',.
the . , ning a display of fireworks --t-- T
and 1 ,1)d concert was held also is CSLtib OF ISA WD1: 51
the I.11' • course. The day was fine aiawdu•t it usually regarded ea au
exe, pt iii for a Alight shower shortly objeetionablriproduce because
-------- • afterdinner. idincreases the danger
The prize• for the different events of fire if deposited near
D�\\t;i ';'i til' i \.\tills t'1`IUhS astute good. being the best lot of mills et lumber piles and necitssik-
•Ju the sour- Of all interview uu I'Iritlrsa - everit t+, put upof at ce(;ranclfvilld e Bendis :item either cartage with aecoutpany-
. �n:B; ing exitense or tbo eonstruetion of I
Sat. 'lr ,i'1u Whitney made the t.,.,, .,suite , in a large ldegrce 11 "burner" and the use of conveyors '
f011u,• :n_. t:l - : , . t int►, on the sub- for r h success of the occas- ur carts to transfer it forth the saws.
• jeer ut 1 114.1• exawitlatiot:., lulu :.0 l d, .. 1 les much credit for the,A double economy, however, is note
,(,c • 0, rythine was cirri, 1 out. in progress. As a result Sof the use
find txtr::i1111J,:1. r. •n;rally;— 'I I: • ieeee, 1! „ r II, gents and of Land Saws instead of the old cir-
.th, (0'. ••rt:u.u: carefully c:r;• t, it,,. 1 .\0.l1.a(11 .,ports -111,•0's swim ' cnl.r saws, a log that, under the old
6ldered tle npmsentations mad, r.- 11,11)-' I lc . It, Clinger, L. Dewey; ; !..y -tete prouuced +I boards
gadding the entrance examinat4mii F0l1 lace, boys, A. Gibbs. Ivan 'Greer ; : will note produce t'. a
ladies swimming race, Ada timith, very substot tial increase in pro-
this ye:r and the modification; 1- Ftrv•.nc: Smith; wen's divin , N
E „ g hoc- 1 duet with u corresponding in
ready : •...., ..... d :,red _, tit out t o th ,. , . Garden : boys diving \Ving',' in i he amount of saw -dust produced
enure•/lc 10,1 1- ,:o•. - :3- far, 1 this:k. Pini,: 1 ; ladies boat race. Partridge; 1 ilwiug to its chemical and nteohan-
Ashe : Gibbs: boys swimming, 0.:cal propert tee It has an ever incrca•-
7`,y leu t• iii* r ; ill en's boat race, 'W. I ing field of usefullnesjr. Used as an
the 1 ' :.t y, the• standard LOW I) ,. . , 1 . I, . , .. O. 1)ell ey ; ladies , absorbent for nitro-glycerine, it pro-
15et. 1 ivt I to e;,eak quite frankly .lit:
l: cusp: • .: r arson, Ashwell ; :duces dynamite. Used with clay aid
nb01:1 tle- whole questiou of examine- " :•k'' : t;rr eev i G. laylor: boys, burned, it produces a terra cotta
ti0tt> 'tit: danger of overdoing lhi+ r''t • l)ulllan. \\"sayer. brick full of small cavities that, ow-
.\fternoon field sports—boys and ing to its lightness and its properties
Ile: -chool work is great. Some ,:ills under 10. 11. Croft, Itontin, 11, as a non-conductor, makes excellent
e ,r : sew snore :utxious to push Gibbs ; ladies go -as -you -please, Ash- fire -proof material for partition
.:.o on to high schools than n 11, Ilunkiu; fanners waggon race, walls. Treating it with fused causti
to that lhirpreparalory train- c
('. Pitz, J. Foster; ladies bout and alkali produces oxalic acid. Treating
bio: race, Scott, Darling; harness it with sulphuric acid and fermenting
ing 1- tborough and complete. Some and buggy race, C. Fritz. 3. Foster: the sugar so formed, produces alto-
girls under 16. llunkin, Ashwell ; bol. Mixed with Portland cement, It
Richards pure soap race, 11. A. Scott produces a flooring material. It is
Moray, E. Dunkin : Single ladies race an excellent packing material for
M. A. Scott, Ashwell; men's 1-4 mile articles and for danger-.
Bloodsw'ortle Southcott: ham slash- ous exploeiv(•s and can be used
ing. Weeaver: tnarried woman's, ,Drs. material for fragile articles and ter
Darling, Mrs. Amos ; boys under 16 dangerous explosives and can be used
P. Godwin, G. Taylor: 220 race, Blood as packingin walls to make themworth, Sot,thcott; m•trathon 10 miles round -proof and cold -:proof.
J. Dillow, Parkhill. The judges and
starter, were 11. 11. Coleman; Goo.
Roe; : I). '3lulan. alt of London.
W. Westervelt, .1. W. Weeter.ea, Jr.. C.A.,
Principal, N.' ice
as w r..:h: ;•., in altering, for
tl,
teachers boast of the number of pup-
ils who pass the entrance as if th`c
test weer; the sole aim of the Public
School course. Originally int•'nd'd
as a t:• -t of th,• fitness of pupils to
enter upon High school work. Those
exauttl1it ion. hive become a sort of
Esti-h, end d-vetion to it has inter-
fered in :, very considerable degree
with ,h • elf ice [icy of the Public
School. The result has been bad all
Around. The tboroughn:•s:- o! the Pub
lic School training has been impair-
ed, au 1 teeny ill-pre11ar:d pupils have
been ;arc •d into Iiigtt Schools.
no r 1.011 to ch'tnge the
Cf:ltEs
SUNBURN
Negl:ct of a Sunburn on face ares
or neck often leads to the after grow-
th of skin which is freckl_d or course
and this is particularly distressing
to ladies. Tinily application of Znul_
t Nt JIERRATION OF SENSU'S
.VALE ES
The falai and urban values of the
c••nus of 1911 will be vouut -r11ted un-
der the date of Jun, They wit/
include the ret) estate and tine stock
values of each enul/leratiot, district
at that date. of the live stock and nur
sorts stock sold in 1910
views i , xpr:-,'d s• ccr:.1 c.:u's ago !OA will prevent this. ►'.am-iluk is n[ the dairy products con-
rcgerdine th • i:a;portanc.• of Public :i h••rbal halm, which Footh.•3, Whet Burned at homy sent i i fac-
t
burned skin. and assists hat- torics or hold, and of the animals
School I dacetton to the great mass 1r to n•prac,• the damaged tissue yc:Ir together
on the farm in the name
Of Ili • ! cid 1'h percentage of with soft. velvety skin, year together with vane's of other
4.7 cbildt :, who ,,:•1)t tel t,, the high J.lrn-lluk is also rood for Sting„ uroduots of the frrut.
Schou) i= ', t.. : •freer'; •11 of it, o-cratches, heatsorcs, blisters. on handl 1'aud and buittcliis and [arm im-
or f• t. and all skin injuries. Ap-
e
plcments and machinery ow'ncd by
whole. Thi.+ 1. it:: -o, . .r PI:b'ic 1 c.types saniufhetnauic>tation die.
t•it:d to th^s. it qu.ekIy ••tops the
Schools :.hould 1,. ilulproved in every r.tn•,rsing, and custtres quick healing trio wit! tut tl d Itt-bent at+ry for
way 1 u--ibl,•. Th lens. 1!.::, 1;1 has :\- 11 is fret from animal fat and values in 191 1 and th•• oflnnd anti
none r,l coloring matter, it is part- building mal also be recorded if leas-
taktu - 0,'0.11 :1•1p: to , '',in this le lIr suited to th d• cd in that year. Values will be taken
end. �' bac rst:,l+: 1: encu •b S delicate
akin for orchard fruits, small fruits and
bo of 1 11•i..s. suffering from 1!• it rashes
Nora: •! �cho0:1 to ; r„•:i' 1., Iter ch:ftrd ,lases. etc. yo:d . %crrw-bcres t•/•g,•tables separatly for 1911; hut val
1 tics of horsey, mild] cows, other hern-
iae"
.1 teachers, and w': have now !'y druggist, an 1 slut.. -k •V•ri. d
Ile.ir.• of herrnfel intit•It Dns, and `• or Wren! Battle ehl•p, Swine poul-
brtt ! :1)d db ,;. • r : �t-book Tho s_•: the berm. el -ANI -f1 -K" on rho fry :cul biers of L:. • will b.• taken
souls. ,,f study fpr the• l'utlic School+ bis: before hcying. And
for 1911, .1t th.• dater of
is 1: t, • e 0 - 1 An 1 I 1111 satisfied - �. the (':nye+.
Ih,, . ..: 1 1 _•ruv,•ni• n; will soon }IA1(1 LF.1' The valor.; of lite stock and nur-
1 1,: ,❑ 1 h • ffircncy of the : Miss Edith Taylor lett last Hat urti a` ry Stock gold in 1911 will tnclntir
br o - daps for a week's visit with her 1 floe+,•+. milch cows, nth r horned le
ir:,u,::. r It . ; !: co-ot'_rat:on of (ricud n, ar Il••Igrar� neat cattle, sheep ;nine, poultry•. and
-.'" schu11 1•..t•;- , r. 0 ,1131 if w.. are \liss Gladys Turnbull, of 11retasterI hives of bees, anti of nursery stock,
to le. ;• •'fici tut teacher: in the Duo- -1,•Itt Saturday and Sunday with herlf`r•.$ tucaus fruit and ornnrulmtal
co,l-in. Elsa Love, tree grown for transplantation into
fcc•ion til 1 h • t - 1)d•• nets to cxa, '.1 ,etc r Itobrrt Love spent or ti try , product
1)a and ',Irks,.
Qtr:,. :h • tile• u! •'linin:tionsas ,.art of 1hi week lattArryh_
tone ry inducts conlNncd on the•
f it and sent to factories or sold
ref r to products of the year 1910
.TI,..) 'wawa,. the 'a! :- a of milk.
cr•ain. home-uu.'.dc butt: r and bowe-
ls tde cheese.
Animals slaughtered on the farm
in 1910 will be recorded fort he values
eel rrelitry. 110r4t•3 are: 1101 iuclud-
:in deoult ry. Ilorets are not includ-
ed in th:•s•• values, as in our country
their cleats are not u3, d for food.
caste ' oast week, '11,c rapt. s of other proilecte of the
reit•• 0 : .0 1 tr 1 i n too+ I ycvernl frutu around our nal tarni included those of rugs, honry-
m01,y 0 01•ich ••••1)tit! 1.3 thus hoed stent Thin sisy1)tthe1Ju 11•od syr'napwax
forfor
19111910, and wool, maple
chill in
;ft •r c • Ti, c,:. • . 'int cefxgl n Knoll t' rhes .41,1111.114i0n of hi rt 1 labour
i1 •, • n :;, •1 an l the ',lir Maud Parish visited friends in un .1. tarn, rtfere to 1Ue )tar 11110
eve's ::r rh,1„ - , , chat K ilorhoodn few day;l►sl week' it will ve 1 • total nuroh,•sof week
It looks tttd 13ert. of labo:tr etnteoyed. which 1114 -all, th.
it - :-1131 I:. ' ••h,' 1 Mise Annie McGowan was the gttest1windier for alt men who wo;k for'
who , • :cite t !:. t : :. , • , ' of :dist; Maggie Coward. last week. hit • on 11i • farm, and the total amour;
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