HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-3-22, Page 51't,(JIISDAY, MlitteQB 22udt 1917:
THE
EXETER TIMES.
aiicy' l ported No 1. led Clover,
Alfalfa, and Timothy for sale.
Extensive dealers in ivLill Feed, Grain, Seeds,
Beans, Dutch Sets, Flour, Stock Food, Flaxseed, and
Flaxseed Meal, chicken Feed, etc:.
We solicit orders for No. t Seed Corn
Order early to insure delivery.,
We also accept all kends of Grain and Seeds.
in exchange for any stock we carry.
Highest market prices paid for Dutch Sets
and Grass Seeds.
Terms Cash or Trade
5
S Br
Bromnt.
vn stand
& Sons
0
TO CONSITPAl
tout "Prot#: Laxative`} can't harm
tender lltt$e- Stomach, fiver
and bowels.
t tee .fQiit,t;e. eft Hier' Jt'
ono's stomach, lira
bat once.,
peevish, cross. listless, doesn't
eat or act naturally, or is fever-
mach sour. breath bad: has
:oat, diarrhma, fall of cold, give
steamint' of "California Syrup of
'and in a feta hours all the foul,
nstl+puted waste, undigested food
and sous" bile- gently moves Olt. t1f it8
skittle bowels wlthOW4 griping, u you
ttave a well, playful c_lailit w,* wtra t* nal
ur druggist for a u,)'c'e .Jutta of
rima Syrup, or F1ga." wvhlcia cit•
ailk diFettkon;a for balaks. aila7' !
all ages and for growna•tli-s.
4,
Chis
11r. �:nd
tw°e'ok for 1 e w:
it' o: JJa7;, Jlottou e lt ltb.
31r, Ho'to33 has rented his i<3I°7n
VI hos tiraktl7t t air, No'&1, llortote,
DD a7zd titre Norman Pybu,a and
ti ere >�,^rtcrl in g to th it homo in
;Ito west. Mr,: i ylalei is ta,ltisig along
raall r.
load u Cho s€7
• w sspent ;kt i
w z h,.
It a t time
A a a., l3
1
Mrs f r+_ s -
t and fr,. ,o hl n
a 1a +
.l ,„
e!atly when 'thiol' many
gathered to Willi theta
sac --
their (
vr gt
SJ ^7 �:ww
l°• tt an, 7711 Il 4r.
{; 71311! flat 1 S w
ti ill until €arly in the noln-
a`t
.la
in
8:n
cli
Cro
ti
ozl: iia
Ir.;i
5* +?4ar
nt1;4
:at;t
ukotith=a lett f
iaww. Sash.,
Mr. Neil
his fine 10U -a
3iilic^; who t
gitonin°,* et'
31r.
�11 P telt
tt ort a3 to t#tc
t'L4dJ+„ "ill', YZ
wtartleter a7i
tee, ri•ri„(oe:lJ
distinct leas to th';e a
041
Cro.. -Ttx' tin rte
oa tta,- at,41 +Ca°ta+s Hifi:ry wwan,li
alai
Match 8th. The nIt tl
stet 3. ,as follows,— Re+f'itil
:O#3 htinl ;l:34.27; 141'*tt`#1
el R!Bi; Waste raper, esti. 42 tF onto
tlettla. Expenditures 5 aarrt
1 &a a,IkA,w t.l^,,,. Sl.-,li; I'Ortit't, 19US1,
1??ti4t^ts 9.47; flet':tl ;30"19 bk
o i
blOtt ;>3.9 S: 121 trains of saves
has»•
boon Nbil p,'d an field eor+ttorts
«wta€J ss.w°*;7 Itaira to the hays in tltw•
1.4 a seats ityi trtla'* have
'l) eIl ,*ahidtiD.*ail to beadquar"t7'rs "stn
Toronto...
1
ILLJNEL OPE 1 * CS
Friday and Saturday 4areh tlzaa
23rd and 21th and following days..
This department is, under Miss Link
i+vho will be p_eased'to ,slow you an
4ip to date .stock of ladies and chi:d-
rens hats at rery ;moderate prices,
calk,' solicited.
Chas Gwri^1..,„r,,
General 11:exchant.
lfrs. Jos. 1Jlairlc's is
or's, care
Er. John
nealukonio.
ander he dor-
s ii=,Cita, lit with
JL OMACHS
INDIGESTION
Each °`Papes Depsin" digests :3000
grain'( livoRdt ► Into all stomach
MJ1110y 2y!',krlinutes.
Time it! In lire minutes all stom-
ach distress will. go. No Indigestion,
heartburn,' sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or;headache
Papa's Iiapepsiin is noted for
npeed in regulating upset atomaehs.
It la the surest, quickest stoarach'rem
edg in the whole world and besidea It
arwless. Put an end to stomach,
bl.O forever by getting Pit `;
s
ttr
yl 5, Wm. '"t'iar,ei tans Fetarrn 1 a a, n iRt •ease of Papa'a Dia*
oln Detroit.ug store. You matzo,
fiobc'rt 'McLaren of "ivauhos
Farm" is tis t ,ng her dau,;.ht€,°r, "31rs.:
l ; Glen, ja, Stink
Siuopsony. has -been •in Lon-
4o11 during the past week visiting,
ber s `seer firs; Pearson,
Mrs. asof 1heeh eas
Caere. rececatntlyoo visiting
itbercbreparentsS
yira and Mrs w. J. 6alat•E.
Mrs., R. Camp'kx it and daughter Pre'
spend ng a ic" of we •lis ,vith r&an
tires in ')ta,undeoipia �Iand3 in, I arcibto
eoenty.
rs ook ,Bros. iun1o1ded a aargf
tin at crates 'durin' the past
k aoi$ haze noir finite a! lar e,'
play in their rooms.
`3lrs, ?r,, .t irogaarth who ep
ent a
otisgtle of months or sso 13Crre zriebh('r>
parents. Mr. and Bt's T, M'wia-dork,
et?tl^ne,d to her house in Calgary„
bear) s rwis
Iyllturcla 0114%;: a It ZhEr d
faf rlprwt}tk�R
3Ir, teeing Stahl and Rath Mit
clse11 _spent Tuesday in Shiipka,
Mz. F. W. Clark, made a business
trip to London last 'Wednesday.
3Lr..ilarry° Beaver and little dan,-
hter Gertrude have returned from
€Iainiton"
31.7e,', Ellen Orme ctn. -reit n:
otunbr of her littlerfri ads ortat�
urday afternoon.
The nanny friends of Mrs. L . Stahel
ore. lel, r� d to y h =r tett again aa --
ter 5a1§ atuiek oe L Grippe.
€ruuit+c r ofy'ounn ^ p. -op e f roru h;=s
attend, sal th', play "'�he Country
tor' which wv as. given in 17:seter on
tri iday ni4 t by the flarontiale
J.�nee,
eww^art er ('•ollgwl wvo)d Same+
a0Fue here at preSccn t, iL ^tit
7.liae1«ay of 4!-
or..11
her parents Mr.
n Scott,
rIr fowls x,,turned b ane
ri it with
been visititi
wsglatou
at ”
(1a riog the post tliret9
her lionie in nattse-
, pi,' Jias disposed of
P s ran tt) )e. etre}
;es L,stsse Sion a1 k
itl l;t
;t
tt bi• ue
lfl
write- ton
The
(at,aa:
s tlitraai:,, and I ttlza
it igrkaa -pont a IEeaww'
and Fora 'etart%
• iuorJFin,`-,°,
ritd'rcit Si 7i ris'a.l)t.?71. tx
iiir,"a'y oC i rtt•re iht pa
W, ltrek..rn'ite'rt?r rhes%
ev, 1>,ird of fixe=t,^r,
1,tail,-i;a1 llotral of ih
ort :e ti.:- Isat
lr lo(,
x t;aaal 1r'ot.> intitsto
;a.nok l7t t' y.,•ca:r.,
Centralia
gratis Sr, is ort tai^ si k
twit visa ed fria9rd:
a lite letst ww`(',e..E', 1y”,
sir 1a`, T, Ct7t w iz? aMhipp,`!ei: a c cele;
oar true,*-;, io tai,= ww q ,Ta can Taosclay,
7t1:rs. J, J; lea^i39 set Sever
d.iy.. wleitig#tr Jmc°ta14 an Ililt"rttatt.
11€'t tk id aitlaar s j3q"i9 tbt* Ak a
coId r -.sting tr,4n144dt.
The Knitting Visol.• ws° kl Creech ;at.
Mrs, J, J. 4t7ltell this Thursday
Mr. J. J. Gotwilt NhillIT'd two c,tl
load; O/ vattlt• to Toronto onFrid. .
Lrs rand Mrs• Silas ll sediord of E.
ltonday sisiUii fir. Mf.
vei`p�T l h , acodloaa It In toy,
1yspe sia ora
stomac* v lsorder ita the qutr9,,4p
Surest and: nit* barrnleas eta j
doctor to alae world.
Dashwood
31 r,. harry ?,int , of Detroit, 3
Tilkey of Tbcdfor4. Miss Ida l
of Bran,tflllsd and p: FBawwd'r,n
Exeetcr. ss BlIaa Link o> Fhedfo!r
k(l
wv4 ;„1 rnosr votive;
he J$er, lir. Knox otx
reach,
A ''Por"erty'” So "al tint
res of the _r
held in the
Oh, on Th ered:a
re alt!, .n home during the Oa t'
seek w"tsi4nF rhe r park n¢s �)^hast,
noun wasf`l tQy``4 by fire on Thti,s-
r of last= a ek.
r 'wrrctc aa;
a.^
led .r ea iQSi lit
rung,. wvitit, -s ori e arra d:.
ww`€1:; ,t'7Faanil reg deli -
cam 'me- : i'
if etre; ilairens ft=
w^ould l,a, tin, the
r
# neww,$pniz=•x
bttt atas.st
misunderstand-
1,y
isun erstand-t?y thous*' it is
torous, 'l3t►t
2,1't u of "li th
48.e4 to steno, tt1'd:tteb i:s giw(eta, *Rattglt
r,.gaired" AAA [0,gain se to the
caning of Walt" taEn 'a panislatottot, 1
- riot thinking of Gcrtr any h ing
i2a'tter nation, ttrorfitly, a.s some
oink Colli; 'ic you ,meld the OW T - a,
za let 1l i 1 koe'.v
yog moaiv 5
itit,w Gott allots.` i5a<`4101 Or tate .h ww e
Cal)!•.+# tray rt tvlcl,"pl
ti, i$ tbi t1reat47In
in ,'sxaitse oar ltaaw J ww ett +`ia
t° a7 doe 3i 6 f 4rtek .a!: c:a'
tis<, .o., -t 11t wk '
.td ht e s,
t,d of ciao t�jitt " Zw'4" a tx.'4.rAar
�t 1 l h saint
va r tar
5
ww
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Tali
BOAT
GOT T , 1'
�' "1 "v 1 1..+
( 1,Ii,I Ip (Ey ITS t
:'! a7 7
.
t first named F t,
Submarines w.,rtE ft . k
•tent kind of fish and :hater o
• manned after the letters of the
abet as at -1. and Al ' eta, The
, ,
its 31 Boat ' Ot t Imam f' oke.
J! 1. Q t 7 3 ��' �
the Caertnait word l'�ndereeeixsot,
'bctnt the first letter of that: word;,
1)
JithalicLs
Through Use
Good Health
ow in
Pinkham's Vegetable
of Lydia E. �
.old
ouseh
t�sH
Compound. Say
p
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.
All women ought to know the wonderful effects of
akin' Lydia E. Pinkham's"Vegetable Compound even on
b y
those who seem hopelessly ill. -Here are three actual cases:
Harrisburg, Fenn.-" When I was single :I suf-
fered a great deal- from female weakness because
my work compelled me to stand all day.;I took
Lydia E.'Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for that
and was made stronger by its use. After I was
married I took the Compound again for a female
trouble and after. three ` months I passed what the
doctor called a growth.. Ile said it was a miracle
that it came away as one generally goes under
the knife to have them removed.. I never want to
be without your Compound : in the house."—P mss.
FRANK KNOBL, 1642 Fulton St., Harrisburg,
Hardly Able to Move.
' —" For about a year I bad sharp pains across
Albert Lea, Minn.—" ablearound the house.,
back and: hips and was hardly .to move
yappetite. After',
�Iy head would ache and I was dizzy and had no
faking Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, I
i a than for years. I have a little boy eight months
I
am feeling stronger
old and am doing my work all alone. I would not be without your
:remedies in the house as `there are none like them."— Mrs. F. E.
Tose, 611 Water St., Albert Lea, Minn.
Doctors Gave Her Up.
Three
Pittsburg, Penn.—" Your medicine has helped
me wonderfully. When I was a girl 18 years old I
was always sickly and delicate and suffered from
irregularities. Three doctors gave inc up and said
I would go into 'consumption. I took Lydia E.
1'inkham's Vegetable Compound and with the third
bottle began to feel ben Cyr. I soon became regular
d I, got strong and ;shortly after I was married.
Tow I have' two nice stt:ut healthy children and am
a., work work hard ever f day."—'MIs Cni ENTINA'
84 Gardner a'.„-ioyldill,Pit
y
n are inviteta`l-� o W
nLk
:1 ons I siSS
Et
:nl tool* Rev.'iflaird's work
t', `'Methodist church EU: -
Mug last,
man returned, hone
spending tic'vl'a"; t
orad B;roNsel:s
'!I r :tell din Vett-
evening
w•
e i; r
P
evening in the inn
7 t'e wort:
gsl.r, n i. in
h it>st
tea► ►�
tercet er
Huron calm
ton
1
Mrs. anti r tllu d tilt zitnal
AI FinleyI'inkc' i tt t t t
h
4 ,
•, andgirls of it ►7 .•i t. on tint
boys i i4
2� la
10th. inst., in honor of buskin's b rtb-
day it chiidrelt s:re,'tly E u joycd the
afternoon,
it
(.)li Sunday 1 pr 1 the est will 1i+7
Rr, 1i S, Sunday in Centralia. 'Rev.
1, J Elsto.s reborn^d miasionery from
China. will preach t both morning and
e; eating.
l usseJda1e
!qr. John Calop is snaking propane.
Rona to enlarge h15 barn and also
to build a foundation this sprang♦
Master llotert Roy entertained a
number of his young friends on Fri-
day t,.*e
fes. Norman Roberts °of Toronto
inspending ;a few weeks with friends
itz this �icnity.
airs, O. Walker, and daughter Irma
of Cromarty and lir. John Tuffin of
Staffa; weer(: guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and 3lrs. A. fledge:rt.
i11r. and '2lrs: A. Iiodgert were
g`.aests at the haute of the latter's
'mother, Mrs. M eTaggart of ^staff t,
the beginning of the w.ek.
The commodious Brick dwelling be-
longing to Mr. John Mci=herson wF.s
entirely destrcyed-by .ii.e en Satur-
day and owing to the very strong
wird blowing at the time the con-
tents of only three rooms were sav-
ed. The `barn was also threatened
and would also have been destroyed
!had;' it not, been for the willing 'he'p-
ers who had:congregated for mites
around. Th;t lo.�w is estimated atab uc
$2;GQ6 and is ,partially covered with
insurance, The -cause of the fir” is
anknown:
Zurich
Mr. Clayton Floffntan is recover
from an attack of pneumonia:
Mr. and Mrs Illi D <iialydixaa 1,- ft
for'thar Komi in the west 1a_,t nw^eck,.
'.Mise !Brown of .Crediton visited. at .
the heats of 'Mr. and Mrs J. Pree't: r
alr. Peter Lamont shut tp-d a car-
load of cattle to Toronto last -Sat,:,
urd.: y.
1rFI!rey Ftes^, is besi'y
in n it ng bus ne:is places in
(age tor hydro.
Mesers. ' W. 7. .Idason and W. Fl.
Baines o'; Blyth were b'"JSin^ss Fis,t-
ox s on Mond t y and Tuesday.
eng; ; g 'd
Cha vil-
nleears. A l'tlittr lholtz and ° Alex
Foster o.' Kit honor wnu.:rd at 'th. r
respective homes h,src this week.
DrB. A- Oomph '11 was in Goderi h
for a few ^'days th s week attendirrg
the s:int;•: o. the S preme Court.
Mr. .H Talbot has sold h's tine
100- ore farm^ on th- Biro ison Lrne
Staley k, -own as L+vergr cin Earn,
td h s !on ler. M.l iii 0: Ta!bo:: who
gets p':s'cssion in April.:Th forrnar
wiIl move onto th• firm us en t,h w S n
b(° "I'ne Slant y ww hi ib he ee wnax
pattchr tad 'rem ..lfr
t•"•Si www,.,
1, o-ta t.tai�h:
ii
alitۥ than
4 rt., 'coe-
r..
to top
i.`sR ft r 1iaE11itt rwr4* tw�ekl 'Item.
a for r,o'al-
4 a nd rib's nk
o 'oar WA' 59
UW ;sslat'i •i• {inap
wwe er.
t1 hnoww tl7'lt atter tilk" wr,ar Wien.
14a; s of rctotii nild woeit, and not
w oa F ;iloslc, baat on for all
lits€i ,s5 to pay noww `E private in out..
-Hike is €
well
iet the
1t.ta1 Canada dve ofIttow
-
r
ln,"« tear r
t lean remit 5or all:
]ta►1a
1 2 hali extend
from
$'bt.xl to i 'a" Let 'es 111 t ho it s0.
Vour;e faithfully,.
'*
6 V. 3, Cane
i It Cast 515
la ditch~».
'w1
u
tat
has it
ti
it
0
r
1r
ti
o h,rt
Calvet ea
as
p"4tt'ii10.111e
air, «aan(1
ac, led Clete:
at ott,rnhie^ tsC a
t<"riant chnreli, tta' fetlrtt*
to 4 tate a,$a0 e '!,1; d be
i t li.ia'e A si_'ned, 0774
aide Onasiciaa= lir 4rw-47
;fir#EA trt(1 had very
t,5 with the sheat and the Matt
tion. very ouch regret is felt Or
t'y Itac rc aigt d,
1P
A
„bre.
r €hcus-
cle, w'i1
nw
t of
the-
son
he
son en-
> Inti s req
r -;rn rrgr
M ss ( V
z•;. rt oast=iii-
414 5
a for eotu'^" troubl
of C's;xtlt##i..t7
alti'. t,q knelt
oildww•elt ,pr.,'
he ',rest for
gu.wiir
ill:s lo-
t.+nd
a
0
IiV''�' X N1
1"cduesday seas the first day of
tiring and it felt like it. It was
wa"irnn tend mild. The t•un shone blight
ty' and the wind was warm. It ww°a +
rw good day for tapping trees, It looks
ail tlboog-.til the sonar making day -sure
with us and although ibis season is
a a: little '"a.de it is to be hoped that
thea: will be a.good run.
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
President Poincare Asks Bitot to Be-
come Premier.
PARIS, March- 19. -The French
Cabinet, headed; by Premier Briand,
has resigned.
An• official note given out after the
Cabinet meeting says:
"The Council of Ministers met to-
night (Saturday) at the Elysee Pal-
ace. The Premier reported on var
tous consultations he had hadwith
a view to completing the kabinet so
it could 'present -itself , to the Cham-
ber. After hearing him the Cabinet
decided that circumstances compell-
ed it to leave to the President of the,
Republic complete liberty to .inter-
pret the situation in the best inter-
ests of national defence. Consequent-
ly the President of the Council put
tato the hands of the President of
the Republic the resignation of the
Cabinet."
President Poincare conferred with
the President of the Senate, Antonin
Dubost, and the President of the
Chamber of Deputies, Paul Des-
chanel, in regard to the situation
created by the resignation of the
Briand Cabinet. The President
then received M. Briand for further
consultation.
When M. Briand had left Presi-
dent Poincare asked 1,1, Deschanel to
consider whether he could not under-
take the responsibility of forming a
Cabinet, on the principle, of a na-
tional union. M. Deschanel, however,
replied that he considered it his duty
toremainat his post as President of
the Chamber of Deputies, to which
he had been called by the representa-
tives of the nation. M. Poincare
then requested Ni. ilibot, Minister of
Finance, member of the War Council
in the Briand Cabinet, to fora` a
Ministry. M. Itibot reserved his de-
cision until he could consult the var-
ious members of Parliament.
"Aristide Briand leaves power
after having shouldered the crushing
responsibility of Premier and For-
eign Minister for eighteen'' months,"'
says The Iwiatiu. "He retires on the.
very day when the • `Franco -British
armies gain a victory rich in conse-
quences,- because it marks the obli-
gation of the enemy to renounce all
plans of conquest before the superior
,fcirce of our military, organization.
Not only does he leave France in a
military situation that justifies the
highest, hope, but he has by his rare
diplomatic qualities assured the
country u.i unequalled rank in the,
world "
Ye
as Cream '
:sa•lit '0
The Wonder of the Musies
tr'id
re, .:tip:
Christine. Mill,er,.
proving by direct
comparison that.
her mellow,
appealing voice is
perfects} Re --
Created by Mr.
Edison's Intl s
e,s
-^ a Pas l? lka�7eazt
Y
"Fitt~
TM'
w^ ietMi +a
p
rei ..rodua , an earttsJ;
the reproduction,
rates
ve aide'
supreme to
t1r l"riends♦
IS POWELL,
7¢j,MAjidt Ir
t .fit`'c-Creates Alt : "orerrs ,af fu:1c,
k dill = li)st+xli„:.ii,.•
fc7r i;a ace So erfcctl ' that
lit)t be distioaasb.ed frofn 'tae
it
of the musical. work
nd playing
ew i dison,
Re -Cr
EXETER,
Deep up the
Food Supply
and Help
ake Victory
Sure
((
necessary
cess
the
ardour
that
pride
since
1-1zs
SSrd at
F�.� aI.0 #� Fh
my eople wit f re-
Seat1 .
1' and to every'1
to the suc-
of our cause—with
same indomitable
and devotion
have jilted rue, with
and gratitude
the war began."
MAJESTY IKn;IG GEORGE.
UR soldiers must be fed; the people at
...mustbefed. And-inspite cif
home
Germany's murderous campaign
to
J L
Food supply, sinking
cut off the Allies'�►� y by �,
shipon the High Seas—an ample and
every
unfailing flow of food to England and
France must be maintained.
t Service—
Not
This is National �� e
c
Not to the Farmer onlyBut to YOU—to everybody—
This
ver bob —This appeal is directed
VVjE must unite as a Nation to SERVE
V —to SAVEand to PRODUCE. Men,
women and children; the young, the middle
aged and the old—all can help in the
Nation's Army of Production.
1p VERY pound of FOOD raised, helps
la'li living the cost of v g and adds to
the Food Supply for ,Overseas.
" For information on any subject relating
to the Farm and Garden, write:
INFORMATION BUREAU
Department of :Agriculture
OTTAWA
ominion
LANT a garden—small or large. Utilize
your own back yard. Cultivate the,
vacant lots. Make them all yield food
OMEN of towns can find no better
or r more- important outlet for their `
energies than in cultivating a vegetable
garden.
Be patr otic in act as
well as
in thought.
Use ever means available
Overlook nothing,
Department of A riculf
OTTAWA, CANADA.
tita
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