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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-3-22, Page 2The Race on the kce. after the famous rave througl, rarest, early in the winter there he wa be talk of a race on the ice;j0a ro ind the big l l yt¢ see whichp the woad folk:", the fasteS?i:. �sdaeas. The great day came at last. It .alisappointment to Gray ; Sgazrrei ew he found tlaata there were no es small enou him but he a >, ri en e I gl aof th«andges. u ges ww{ere Grandpa Coon ndpa; Wolf at one enni of tie 1 at the ether end, besides Gray Grandpa Fox, Gra-?dpa Rah- akur Rat and SatinySparrow, txx.k°; pal T'ttrx made sure that he had hi spectacles on, and then all was ready for the race. There were fire as. Dear, lAlikeY M: Each was eager Ill'hen the iive rata i a Fox bo Y:lee,'' the slt xtese rap' E:2e lake. "'o ai e i at Then sharp ilk F , sly ahead of e effort was. too great riisd --QO,rether, 'tit o others pased,t# ditors :we; yln U .Motile --teeplat, close lar e*n tills the time., +aS ww ltispered sea tip to It aig tial.° pi aai+r, n all -- f, Bill, y Coor reax `t. sharp "God,, e tit r t ill Open up a H Account by eating foods that make you ft: for the day's work without over- taxing the stomach, kidneys c ;liver. ' The continued eat- ing xoindigestible foods ~;bpi , ge Percentage e astt� ,a diseased livers intestines. Keep s'vreet and clean s healthy and act'• , eat n , Shredded `i e t i�eu #, It is easily. digested. ;t contains all the material needed for the nour- islrent of the human, body. . Openhealth account a heal , for. you draw upon. For breakfast €as> ol; any meal with c.il' or cream., �ldc in Canada. di 4 GRICULTUR;. Showing the Native African How, To Obtain Results in Farming. The black man, has a natural taste for a ;riculture-up to a certain point, Ile ?s 'willing to cultivate his little arden just enough to 'give Itun the nest year's #o supply. i3� Dere his ' arming arnbittanA end. ro At Old Titnt74400 miles from the 'at t, in Rhodesia, is a flourish-. tila*al college that is putting `was of farming into his yle head. the ekl regime. husband nidi e go into the field, carrying the st kind of native hoe, , They hey zd several days in the back -break - toll required to turn up the land. iia t. s done, the farmer sows a small grain like millet into the rows dug *r #h lass litfle hoz, and mere and there vas. t t the field, �'>hroRt�,_,a.z_ tk_�, a,:,,.i, ataoa«t f�w'e;p..ce:�= ^ apart, he plants , two or three rains of corn. With whole tons of fertiliser C1 ILI)I%D9D IIS !FITS The ills of childhood come swiftly and too often; before a decior can '::e • called in or medicine obtained the lit- tle one is beyond aid. The wise mothee will always safeguard lard her _it. - tie one by keeping Baby's Own Tab- lets in the home. 'Ilia i edittiue al- ways does good -it can neve do harm . Concerning it 'ttrs N ipoleon Laribert St. ignnce, Qum, ,:ww d zees_ -``Dabs` Oa n Tablets ` are an excellent tiled+- erne fea childhood ailments arms I ani "dell }eased with hear :tee>R Pi;e Tabletn;,are soldf by medicine dlealers o` z by xaall at 25 <.a cents a box from The Dr. Williams' "dledicir e Co. Brockville It e a *'ailable, he never thinks of enr;chin„ the soal. He sees that the -white marl gets vastly more grain that he does, from a piece o:; Land. exactly ,he satire size, and his own diminutive vegetables r seem sz alder than ever to him when he sees the white man's harvest, but. it �['taresby. ;lien it neeIeel the agricultural college at gilled Line- OM Unztcsii to make him see how ea_ sil$ he... can get; rhe sante results on a,, When hi own little. garden patch Ha a l? At Brat the patiw•es dhl p t tale q a @'dr�nl lei dl to this of nicer- yonn «. ii.surent's a � +g 7' $ t from toa the s,.hodal . r, there is the keenest ince o -i Results talkp r h� . I _..3s RAVE CANADIANS. nwrtal Farne �i nn �t"YiD Saved the ring- the Battle s attack had t z;ite +dkfi a pont ioSa e Fit ndh hadIEasqt All z'igtRt,. -e _~aces Every Yeok, rid all t day and all the nett ; Its, and eel -inter -aa be Ird with he a; Lzq,4 ra,tap;, woods em o n t h eir zN NVITATION i being forced coat e own of Saint—[??lien,, ~hiving the Oermarts be -a TO SICKNESS theut :Artillery ppm:4 for two night tela on, and, saved the tit ref $malt4tdiien l a Bae well proteeted,, - r pt.ttletl. l#Yrt"a They wvt d,, hut, in t'tg'tow,aral t alae news had been gang " k 0. ww e th at 1su;itoat, zattal <�. �roa, 9dl Eottaifatcei 'Ow. m. ct II:oot he t Li da. g.e _l Dht French ' Van Who picture gRc'x ,Sir; ey' erosset That will tell tis wv,. o we•on.«, 13ofure Plowed. �a a ew ems. a ;tce,. i those tree only; tioiatlaiaeitaiaa 'sults" alter ' na4t t tuts and raw*d,,,, they lest one or both tet: T;be i one—not bads, bast. boa wilt- foot to the Trenches; t he`; dyed, but they^ had their her. ; holding the 'line these twro bora ^' day. tl� SOWED SEVE TY C; :Iriwi w 7 , L ie p etui d .,.as printed, it sett^:Cal th' question, Cotintd.r Rab- bi' w the it znre r. The picture a= pie.- re showed it plainly enough, a;nd the othdr:: crowded round !lira to pat. hira back. for they ;Ali lilted him.' kis atoors wham he had beaten ere prompt to tell him that they £1e ashamed of their boasting ' "Iwai glad you won," said Grandpa sx, +ht w: i.,e,t of all the .-ood folic. 5 t,u event into it with no boasting, at ,letcrmined to win; and that is the, right war to enter, a race. „Moreover, it was a hard, close race from start to finish, and that is the kind of race that is best worth .winning." "Good! Good?" cried the others hen Grandpa Fax ;had fil,ashed his speech, and they all crowded round;the blushing Bouncer to hake his hand once more.----Yovtb's Companion, rr dt d tell Blood rlean►s n o nig N7,941.Z, blood The Blood, is apt to maintain ilk i ~tren d` of We snarl$ it tart disease, ,i 'C x2menea stat,.r.t+r'ar e reeovery . oft lawtia and op' t call iu old age and sat persons wit( have been under. 'unusual mental o lshy siknl strain, !f you are suffer Ing from this trouble take Dr. '«'il- li tnis' Pink Pills for Pale People They make pure, new blood with e=rr dose and this new blood 'mealta glib and strength.. Thousand ve proved the 'truth of these ants, among them Mr,. John y alt, fetiskow, Alta,, who says "About a year ago I was in 0 badly run down condition, my blood was watery, :I wwt1S very nervous, slept badly at night, suffered from fre- quent headaches . and found my housework on almost intolerable burden, my. appetite was poor, and I did not seem to assimilate the food 'I tool;, altogether my condition seem- ed serious. As there was nr, doctor in our neighborhood I decided to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial, and I' have much cause to be thankful that I did so, as An a few weeks I could feel a great change for the better. I continued the use of the pills for some time longer. and found a complete cure. - I feel better than I have for years and earn therefore cheerfully recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all who are weak and run down."' 6i to a • Econonni;Bi.ittls'. andl; .r of Are Needesedath in Canada To -dais. There never has been , time when has taken posoess,on, ,of the penile' of this country >than'^t ow. alma oz des, seem to realize that little eeouuoniies are needed. We study menus and food values and remodeling of clothing; we do not deprive ourselves of -necessary things, but we lake better use ori what wehave. have ;lesson well lista f.._ 1 have, tinfort oaw lv'. aye. ooirit, and there is yet The" Regimental Liar. She was a sweet young thing, and hariog conte down to see her soldier brother, who was on duty at that tinte; she was being taken round by I ehuan. - She was, of course, full; of cluestoixs. "Who is that person?"she asked, pointing to a color sergeant, 'Oh he shook hands with the that is why he is wearing a crown on his arm-, you see," replied the truth-. fol man. "And who it that?" she asked, see-' ing a gy;nxnastic fast zxetor ww-ith a lwadl ' o£ ez ossed India Glwzbs That is the barber; do you not see ", i the SC1Goor5 on his arm?" Seeu yet another num with cuffs decorated, with, stars„ she asked, d : ndl i that one?" "011, he is the battalion astronomer; ho aides uso nil ' ?, as night manoeuvres "loan >_rerdastirgl«, replied the salaiden., when, seeing her comuanioa's badge, that of an ancient stringed in - a greater spirit o.t ixlte.l. , e.oaloia,* ub 11 l e saga ape zir ie� is til k t tit rags staaes es quantities of wvoor;- ;alp in -facture of paper. \°vh cit e that ;,d,n o housewives of old. e - o One beta thing that caa td oonI wfta.%aRPtQWa� r dnfell gezai Lad. Etoipl e Bov take this and Or an answer. No: ---Yes :sir.... Employer --Well, what are you g e for? New Bay—The answer, ex, er. "/*lnaxst"a I'iniRAaai :°1-1°v" neural st,atnaent, she asked, Asim does that- >_,an,, mean you ate ne regimen.~ Remarkable w "oman. .lar. Took „ Advice Lis wvif is a remarka' ble ww• c ,, . Daae tan !time stylish that h likes," And Got Results it'd;• 4 I IN1° � 1➢er.. O ;meter t „ome 0T 03d�@ Fpea d aTd . that = Ho ether step to ago 4td Tp o "d the lee ai zx use i by i 0i >o s io ~oral; 1 r a w acct _ „ung to tla' d oe tet great glee azaa lw*s ore~ gear. nywr here. country iougewiire5 of 'thirt., „". go salved every ixg. There were ozea or more «a peddlers who. itis tlu arter'l„' trips past t1a, u ti's home of the Writer', thou it d oa. tcn, The tin and Wats ww r at til;� y £ar rid�,i e a25tw'&1 sea�asethiu zooro model la 1 you d =dingo t :Miers. 'nose ,wrRertdrip well- id h ldy the noiuea' y Heir 'ta zaits. xllw- sty lckal «the told est tzaaon Dula d of rie, aotat ; lama~;se he ha htarl d x1 eral .atados Found as Cur 's Kidney ills. id3 et the &~sons '4Ir by llt?tkVs lii4 " ac � I is a i lac l I e . 4 nY as ... �' "i � n o Growth of l'oliatlaritF tri the `est'f p db�ltcr Eliseot; Altar, lull', 12t1, (Sper'ial,l ^ it 1iil, I ne groww fh of popttloa ity° cif Dodd', da.ev Pslle h tiai � sectio,^, of the : T alfave e t i1 est h s beton phe .d z ac o '1,' ey euro IaWoew disease, That: much s been preyed again and again. One st the latest pi -Pete e eomeo from M. (, e dos, well known and higltl;r ^ oected here, a "`Thar.kio, Dodcl's Kidney Pills'; here- ‘`Th, b 4rsaall wa, d?I ovp o ng my •44 ad ,« rad. C. �,$t?dli+�,� �Vfiate.`Ar �. ' m hendae1teS ntoal' ilaaiaeo Unable to And atttytlaiatg tla. aorta nww ass: they di 1llai wSQp,� dad. ~ting Beata as k.iaal. Tka a eliat fine avow"' Ilex Vit" Dodd's d1r' No News is Good News• t er "What's happened to Brow Vii? as Brown "Nothing, I guess everyting is go, ins all right with him, because( it's i - r?nlw when they're iY. trouble a t 3, x iof some, -..friends." ' sv & that: we hear from our -narirs 1.intatent C ' an xa daruS, ta1a,' ize isa; wFe been asst~ lax1NARD'S. :.0:: a oara nnmawa�~antilse `aother Liaz� Pt M1N^iRD'S, r•Qudww°e ti"k'a.,dlSt =ath ,`at1ta�,� ?' , GS tintainess of tear. t;groat, lie> ,fir ilIta third of e of be without it vita' sin le. dla-ay,,' '•- a et ao alts g.., z. ww li ..,e tMtf.rvt. the tz~s 11 iisedl, 1 can rtaeonimend mit a�ata ri o on tits 14e1dai ��., t„t' lel v 'ai'a .D, Co a , R $, P -000D 3:OARD, . n Sound. 'loa gpod. Y, ,'lea~' A .aid. C.sC34f➢ ip . ALn 'epatr pddlocal Factott %aplY- `rasa e0,n 311, most' taxi .25&59 r�'M6" to waaseo, fit. Ade/aid z t'd ala# "d4 'qq''t 'dtS:i;td's. YaaR�s�a s"n: �,ss ori of l9tatV'+Jw art .i 'Art liloui that prevents 1.t; rappe, fevers, tis aalao pre- p Asa«da 0.s^ R gar, a2aa bl sine "o inetlid do. ,aaiwazrtising of his friend end a .i . tto. A. not had n r hilt :;inn e French women from the fa rat taken it Lor granted' that they must .replace the men at home. No urging has been tzecessary, "Not only the wives and daughters, but also the mothers of soldiers, un- dertook the uninterrupted continu- ance of the production of food from the moment the men werecalled up," And again, `French women appear to accept the ,carrying on of agricul- tural work as their natural and ;pro-; per share of the hardships of war." One woman who had never touch- ed alplow, after two days' instruction plowed and sowed seventy acres. An- other carried on work on fifty acres of arable land, ten acres of vineyard, six cows, some sheep, fowls and rabbits. This one French woman, with only oc- casional help, kept gong by herself what, two men had ,been regularly em- -~loved to do before. Another case on OAL Si-IfRTAGE. record is that of two young women You can get these pills from any deader in medicine or b3,• mail at 50 and one old widow who worked o e term of 160 acres producing corn, oil, ents a box or six boxes for 82 50 • • s 1 ' "' Never use railroad tracks for high - Foresight in Storing Coal in Summer wine, cider, milk, cheese, poultry and Only Remedy for Probable Famine. ;rabbits. 1; Tl ban A p trade than another riv red wagon bore the There h, to -day a for old rags. Ler rfeetly clean. •;44.r 4 e• ---and let their • sted. We con not ish rag, pa. pm ugh, perhaps, ba ve need not uleirin even one rag to an untimely waste paper should also be sav- ed and seld for future use, This is one of the many things that modern machinery and metbolla are able to make over again into fresh paper; our wood -pulp supply is sadly in need of conservation. Paper we must have. We can lessen the danger of lamina by saving our raga to make the butter grades, and our old papers to make the grades that are so necessary in our daily livea. Stop, Look and Listen. Every year about 5,000 boys, girls. and grown folks lose their lives tak- ing risks in crossing railroad tracks. Start a campaign to teach children the danger of taking short-cuts and walk- ing and playing on the tracks. Lives are too valuable to be thrown away_ from The Dr Williamo' Med' • Co Agree now to observe these rules: Brockville, Ont. ways and cross -cuts. Stop, look and ENGLAND'S CANDOR. listen at all crossings. Never steal a This winter we have had a coal ride, and don't jump on and off trains The Dauntless Spirit of Briton Now 'while they are moving. Never go roused and Will NN in. e ss e y ga es when Both Sir Edward Carson's state- ment to the Commons on the sub marine situation and Lloyd George's speech of warning about ship short age aae remarkable for their grim candor. The British public is frankly told that the U-boat peril is by no means past and that disaster is cer- tain if the greatest sacrifices and ef- forts are not made at once. That statesmen can. make such ad- missions shows that a revolution has "famine" and that suffering lias ac- companied the shortage of this neces- sity is undeniable. The average citi- zen has a notoriously' short memory, but now is the time to impress upon him that, in many cases, the suffering was due to lack of foresight, In Can- ada, many people buy in small quanti- ties—often only one ton. If, for any cause, there is a shortage of coal. im- provident householders demand that the coal dealers do the impossible, namely, that they supply fuel that is unobtainable. Whereas, had they purchased their coal in the summer or autumn, there would be ample sup- plies available. While some large consumers, such as manufacturers, cannot store a six months' 'supply, most householders can, with their present bins or with enlarged bins, store coal to meet their requirements till March or April. In recent yeare, we have had two coal "famines," first in 1901-02, the year of -the coal miners' strike, and second. tide year, when the seyerity1 of the weather and the extraordinary prosperity in the United States causedl unprecedented congestion ofl reight. A survey of conditions in the United States denionstrates that in ' the future there will be more coal "Yornines" than in the past and that bey will occur at shorter intervals. or this there is only one remedy: Buy yca# coal in the smitwrjer, Foods Are Increasing In Price But you can still buy ral)c-Ntits at thesame price. This staple cereal in its air -tight, wax -pro- tected package will keep indefinitely, e is ,ready to eat 'at a moment's notice. a e- ts is full of compact nourishment flavor. they are down. Don't nse railroad, _ bridges and trestlee for short-cuts. :Keep out of railroad yards and don't _ play or loiter about the railroad sta- tions. It isn't bra.ve to take risks. taken place in the English temper. It was not many months ago that it seemed necessary to gloss'over grave conditions and present only optimistic viewpoints to the publie. But now the English aro able to hear the worst The german Government, which eoes oz ea -Toad insyc ogY (and -usually gets it wrong), will find noth- ing in these cionfessions ba- its most hated enemy to gloat over, It serit Zeppelins wit s the English would be terrorized I has now stopped sending them after it found that the English were taking them as interesting fireworks. The greatest ally the Germans had was England's hesitation to tell'itself the troth about the seriousness or the situation: That ally is now 3",,t, stubborn, never-say-clie spirit, of Eng- land h showing. Lloyd George sneaks as if the war were only beginning This is the spirit that wins - LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS • IloNy to loosen a tender corn • or callus so it lifts out Let foll:s step on your foot here- after; wear shoes a eize smaller if you like, for eorns novel- again .send electric sparks of pain you, accordina to this Cincinnati authemity He says that a few drops of a drug called reeezone, applied direetly upon lieves soreness, and soccii the entire corn 1-eot and ail, lifts Tight out ones Lund diseast sick eninutia betes v To with Our No ,0111a was a squat ;ect musketry, NO101 sudden '0 One red in the line of fire- • tbet bellowed the sergeant, think the place belonged to yer." "Well, it doesn't exactly," meekly replied the interloper, "but my--er--- father-in.-law, you know, owns it, and nearly half the country be.ddes." 'Oh, does °a?" was the irate ser- geant's answer, "Weli, if you was eerorst the rouge when my lads Waa firing, you'd just as easily get tthot as any other fool, So 'Op it," avg.% Granulated Eyelids, (4,,,, sure to Mo. thistand Wind /4 just Eye Comfort. At -'arseita Prim $END sleep on W malt nth 'WAS a vi was over The 1,411450 ..t;4eti what there 7kva l)ae ye ken. ‹ouldaa had to I ft. You will find re tn-Buli eases the burning, stinging n, stops bleed ng and brings se. Perseverance, with Zain- uh, means cure. Maly not prove a the Imo liatebirtlp e Soul of Action. t NANO Aar! Phew 1300 ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed it, to to tey ra4ecai ClAY GLOVER CO., Inc, 18 Weg 3111 Stood. Noir Y rAGIE Eye Vous Druggist's SOc per Bottle. Marina Eye DruggIsts or blurine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Now She Knows. A young woman unversed in to a ramous player. "I love the game" she confided to him. "I love especially to watch the the 'way he keeps hitting the ground gently with the end of the bat. *Why does he do that?" 'Well you see, miss " explained the player, "the worms have an an- noying habit of coming up to see who's batting and that naturally puts the batter out a bit,: so be just taps them on 'the head lightly, and down they go again." Fences. He that is careless and —negligent about his fences will be so in. most, other things. life is a state ot continued -vexation, trouble and irrita- tion. How often he finds his crops de- stroyed, his breaehy and omady cattle impounded. with complaints of. his in- jured neighbors, perpetually ringing in his ears! He is hurried into law- suits and linnecessaly expel ; and 'closures! Alas, he has. no peace of mind; how vexed, disquieted, torment- ed, for the want of fences!, This drug dries at once and simply minaita s 'rament Curer/ shrivels on the corn 00 callus without even irritating the SIJ rrounclirlc; tissue. Atsmall bottle of freezone obtained at any dreg 'store will cost Very little. 'but will' positively remove ev€.7k,hatid 'corn ior callus froiza one's foot Tea' 'druggiSe:hasn't stocked 'this mety cirtig yet, tell him to get a small f1firciez.orie -for you fieom his En enty of' Timber. eatiniated. that there are be- tween. 200,000,000'. and . 300,000 000: acres covered by timber in Canada. 1 a large 'cook stove. production per acre is urgent cern that this year's crops be fertilized to increase yields and maintain fer- Ferdlizers have an im- portant place in forming every year—a double place this yrar. Prices and clemnils for farm products have doubled, Fertilize your corn and ol her spring, crops to ;get laiger yields and profits. Let us help you with your soils and. crop prob- lems. 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LI4211...,p, Drs. . cake. , Bast ,. thing for -La ood raaresr - adto.' on ,the' blood. '7DrtIgglatn, :old --harness shops or nianufactur'ors sell it.