The Exeter Times, 1917-4-26, Page 641
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e Order of "ontroller Hits Popular Tendon Tea Shop
Severely.
A despnt la from London says :-
The Food Controller, Lord Devonport,
has issued an order, effective Tuesday
neat, prohibiting thereafter the sale of
light pastries, muffins, crumpets or
tea cakes. Cakes, buns, ;scones and
biscuits can only be sold if they con-
form to the drastic restrictions re
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OF CANADIANS
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Canadian,' Headquarters in I^ ranee
LondonF,--Wlire atil'the solditl's
have been h `oic i t zs difficult to s"t� 1_ = desnnto11 fain London says The l from high ground and robbed him
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1 s z t2.,v.zz.. o til n part of elle Hindenburg" line hzs observation, AoSv all a2 t. an oti
put actions sV � , tl c 'tYpcl, s ,.
l ° "- an France continues laerfornz tlie2az a5 th lal,�'ce: bt,t fry nes to crumble or fall.? hands, .I'ranl them 5ve can sweep o
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British
E!e
Y WITHDRAWAL AL ON AISNE
CONTINUES AND VILLAGE CAPTURED
Told High Ground; French indict Heavjr Losses on the
y; Many Prisoners Captured; Four Vi latres Taken.
these things. Many boys have been
b driven ;from the country to the city by
- the unattractive of their= homes rat�4er
PLANTING THE HOME GROUNDS.
Lack of .Monne Attractions, Makes; tit('
Boy Dislike the Vern).
There are two equipments . neees-
s< ry'for every fat 'Qt e -an equip -
it for work and ':a ,, equipment for
ling. Too, often tile+ a ui nient for
qr
work receives mueh more attention,
than the equipment for living. we are
influenced by our surroundings more.
than we know or are willing to admit.
Children especiallyare sensitive to
sae records which shay result in the, bb'ck before the forees of Generale servation over '1 wide oxoanse of coup
Y than by the hard -work of thoTnl ar .
"ration <of some of the heroes of Tivelle. Thugs witnessed additional '; try to Douai and beyond, while the
oot
tk't of \limy Ridge it 1'. aloe per- Important ga tis by the French at shut out all the enemy's view of o�.
ar The unattractiveness of home stir-'
s
Woundings and the lack of common
,r a
comforts h•e mad tiny a far 's.
s boy dislike the farm Every farmer
- owes to 'laic =t'aoil}" nuad to l`iit2tse}f the
�- best that lie can do in the. way of
(z to m -ire mention, of exam lqs Humorous llOints,.front Soissons east--<ano',•etatents on 'this side. Nevertheles
theel
al " and az<;ce lues said to o,d Champagne, and sista � all this ground t, a continuons alter
,utr;4onsp,.,t•v.a. <„ox 1 1 _nd�1P�al s t
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ere a: 111 .,13 , t111ate (suing e ( ptaa? e os melt and ;,guns, meson of stones and dips, It is not a
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a = of the b zttle, ean ' a e_d _ eview of -the level •plain. Every
earned a s e 1ze, "�` the French captured strong- rl a a•Aev- ,
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<,'� made .t <t ,...:... is ., ,.t �`t ,;}a11t Of a Mile and a (p„tca2tCl .i.$L 322:..de.t.i.eclSeS, ..eS..t'.3 ,zld,�',., 13t.'yo21d les,e
which Fortunately carried th'
d e(1uioning the farm home and making
the home grounds 'beautiful in order
ser 150 Germans,. Northeasti1,r g�,,r t is not necesstaa.'it.`es,sy t
aD the frees of tine evert,:, at �Saas ong11tlte village of Aisy, >3oazy'eonittnne a rapid advance. -ttac
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tey-gposition it20position�2a I'd Lt dnd'Fort de Conde were; down the forward slopes of the l2igl
fi
e, planting
-will
be one of
the first con-
su?erations. The first item 1 int
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•llttpreel iby the French, while to the 'ground under the exposed fire of tit
that the fullest and richest life pos-
sible may lie enjoyed by all.
The cost of im.,.o ement
'a and
Y,'
.(zVOIIOCd they e,er`e 100 o t eat' Iiurtebise, anothor point of ie .Ser slerpes beyond is often extreme-.
}ante ,»222 file, .'.+r+ort fell €sato' thein° h<22ad' angi as-ith 1y dl €% .lto5x': inn .the general fron
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lne gal %'dint q:µfic., r3e`1:"eett t2F' .�, G7re:s'etE: R='taCl the ('bor:.ous 1 029021 i.1 elle advancing of ou
,s'#';e1 else I E22S2 ih? ilwn Y3 e ' • T !2'i Se'2t , f ;LFA'?S, l? t 2 enty still 1 a
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1 (-,sre 2134 0 #1t5a2 ' t , , tt s4icrig sl2ort'sae e a' :i2?. ng throFl;l
qe, ear line r ran s e surd to
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q11 fc[ie� toR 4r , ,t tl_ 7�
t� of t pea: etaa5' x tk'1t«i�'(ztas
of fresh raaeta into 43x4 --
p � , et5^, � n rlisssaals s d ;Aube in mans kanosv as lie "ot ¢r lone, t�'lliela
1 = 1 1111 0, 'all 1 as z pat i rat rhG 2lores Sao#oriou
al'dten-nt tau 11 al4l i tenO4 f l i °cele s'
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near Queerit, These tic, are • a11liedl,
',formidable, but as above tlds ).lac:
Qaean?t..e*,d 07the .a$ist5:k22t�Jk?t.t.*' Rita a.
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wit11 tt1 rain hunger
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In -vhick were not itla
riic+a news telegrams,
al �l"aa eliiaa4p en inlates tic
txtl2l oft 1r11wo alt 300t0t7.
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resent, neatness, need co?; noth_
erg more duan*the ef'orbllpeeescary to
art things in their right places, Then;
planting is to be done,. there should
c a plan. This will cost only 0 little
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end study in deciding upon how
dad c:vkeie the planting is to be done,
env often 'the plants and trees
to
re (l 0811 he mostly, or a:`hollyr, se:
atx(1 fa r�sa the neighboring woodland.
Ills is t peeiaily true of trees- :Many
Bonze # ouzds are planted entirely z.
with native 'fres aud. shrubs. These
will nearly always give better satis-
'ti
faction on than the a, arieties of ered by*
the trey ne'ents, Crape .Vines ensu often
`.'. ele lad=ed for decorative pnrpoSes and at
e #seise sltpaply fresh and hes..
lit, 1Sany of the 1111d1 flowers,
flosve1' border : of
' all
thrive and
hat thoy will hardly be
gr025,
stays;ll'e1alrc+ady oars, if it be the dzlan oa the
!;general Star' to tweak it by a f120012al
vr°e' tttat'12, there is not the slightest doubt
e e,aenay ave s1a131hsucceed,
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1h1� 1 tM ��o t Its la d been tht� gee (144 1'C1pe;
d#thib'11at'. !1 417 tpt e 124 t4, een #1te etc*a ?�?
n ' d t)r'l ttt�fl 'pea ;k ` wt�►fies the >litilo elate he ,
of i �)Plie t,ete4V tl 2210 1110 €zf t12e b;rtza1
int( at7a14 Irzag#17 of the fc}t°(e #1st. , , ,ttt;ta'isi,l It21 l the 'dao'
.orib, oB (ak. .,,,it £ertin24, ba,4dingr orce t nits is 1)e120 ott k'
,, 1934' 222o ±,. 4xWhig, thio the Not 111 0220 p1224e for two, but atl ,1
.12t soon 1 1102td to- the lino the French. have tholwn'.
t.. t«;i 4112 Cul (,ir."a'it1it%7 officer wlio t11o14 1(2 Silpe .iority,"
0
al
ng
' igt1 1:1 "CADLAN Alti\l'i in the Conlin 0279, on Friday. There was
'0. during the question hour
h % ocleroil the foot o "4 Ltawa says: a net increase during, the past year of
1 IN l", ii, ii1;:ilti,:iit.;,o'lial i.:Icfloir the Camolitm army iner department and seven in the
11 till 3 of the animills Mall. SCHOOL BOYS
r n, according to a Innate. employed by the latter,
, all, !h. hors , have Q..en pnrehaeed 19 in the number employed by ilic for-
) Sotisfactory.
FOR. FARM WORK
rernment had no 'I he minister or Education has mu-
andolt information as the outnber of fled the Organisation of Resources
iruosols horses houeht in Canada fo Great Committee that he has sent a letter to
Coomao Britain and the allied nations. the principals of High Schools and
Collegiate Institutes of the province,
A despatch from
Isays that according to a
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4 9, 5149.10 1."4124 BiL-Si111:1" 4‘4,12 appointed Governor.' A despatch from Ottawa
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-hoary, A
h 1 ''.4.1 ,. S' Wtt ei n p .,A i a y cAtertin . , GOVERNMEN'f' E.MPLOYS in whieh he urges upon them the
General Paton :Nitwits Et...rdinand 232 FOOD INSPECTORS. desirability "'of encouraging as many'
says: as possible of the boys in their schools
lo, '-'`ctieral 'tf Itolgium in November, Thore are now 197 food inspectors to engage in farm work this Spring.
914, in ccession to General von der employed by the Department of Agri_ The Minister further suggests that the
Was' born in 1814, During culture, and 35 employed by the De- matter be also brought to the atten-
' - . Beigiura, General \too, Bios_ partment of Inland Revenue, accord- tion of the Parents with a view to
07.
otono to anti
44 ;22221; 4,11:49.2.44:4-rs, .3514 10 52201_ light
.2244 $19,Z,44; 4.4142,419. lot,tes itts.54
„,4-,21: calves, gr4044 to ohoit.e. 112,30
spring itmlbs. each to 522;
do,. woighod on" ear8,
thutehers" IO C111 bulls, 1n.50 tO
3221 ehoiee milk -fed eall'es. 48 to $11;
centtmon. .$5 to $7: siicen, 510 to 1111
in Belgium, (lied ,
ime into prominence 111811y' an answer given Mr. Sinclair, securing their co-OPeration.
lot -ably in connection with the
xecution of Miss Edith Cavell, the
nglisb nurse, frequent clashes with j T
Cardinal Mercier, Primtite of Plelp,turn,
NS
and the deportation of Belgians. It
was reported in 1915 that he had or- FORESHADOWS A RETIREMENT
ons supsected• of working against the
ermans in Belgium, and that scores
f executions followed the carrying
eut of this order. Several times by
ins order Beltrien cities and toe -11s
ig of rules laid down by him. Ile
ad been ill ofr and on for more than
a year.
c f
ii #*ii eat care eat th
the 1-tome,g3+
b14j(=m .2.o wet,
reco, i; C(l x»it5 t5•i
1 m. impro.en ;
ant #t;lte 4222342 t 22;0210
the f
ltoaa»ta'i2tit"°
#le brae rice's
4i 21,14 21
all
s'i,t:12
en it neves-
indo
ilish till,- win
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rated, and rev
efficient means to the end,
Preparation': should be undertaken!,
at once for this annual event, The
people must. be educated to a tlyirough
overhauling of their premises, in-
side and out. Mueb useless material,
probably the aommulation of years,
will be found serving only to harbor
dust. This should be either disposed
of to those who can. use it or destroy-
ed. Fires of apparently unknown ori-
gin can frequently be traced to these
accaunulations in attics or other out-
of-the-way storage spaceS. Clean
them out, and, instead of wondering
what to do with them, there will be a
feeling of relief that they are gone.
Clean-up the area around the home,
Dispose of the ashes, and you will be
surprised at the extent of garden you
will be able to cultivate from the ap-
parently useless surroundings of the
As an encouragement to the people
tbe mumema authorities should do
their part. There should be an early
start made on street cleaning and the
opening up of outing spaces, and pro-
vision should be made for the removal
of the refuse gathered by household-
ers.
Canada's season for' outdoor life is
not long, and it should not be shorten-
ed by delay in cleaning up and making
presentable our gardens, streets and
specting the amount of wheaten flour
and sugar used. Tea shops, which
where in England, will suffer severely
Willie Wants to Kimiv.
by the new order.
The Wet Office has ordered a return
made by May 1 of all horses, mules,
cattle, sheep, pigs and agricultural im-
plements in Great Britain
Of's the trough of the sea what th
ocean, gre-yliourids drink out of ?" a
1.1AVE 16,°4
Fil611.1- BACK 11-4 _
Foc1KID OR -
Signs That Germany is About to Abandon Some of the
quered Territory.
A despatch front Petrograd. says: --
A report received here _from Jassy, the Braila and FokShani are both im-
seat of the Rumanian Government, portant railroad towns in Rumania.
Be careful of your own eyes, your says the Germans have burned -the Braila lies on the Danube to the south
wn limbs and your own life, as well despatch says Rumanian military on the railway line about midway be -
towns of Braila and Fokshani. The of Galatz while Fokshani is situated
s for those of others. circles consider that this foreshadows testien Buolaarest and Jassy.
Con -
a German retiiement. Canada's Heart and Hand.
The victory of the Canadians at
Virny Ridge, with the taking of pei-
haps 4,000 prisoners, merely writes
one chapter more in the lengthening,
glorious story that began even before
Ypres, writes the Editor of the Phila-
delphia Ledger. As Sir Thomas, Tait
has been telling .Philadelphians, the
Canadians hold ten miles of the front
and are ready to add 50 000 more to
; the 300,000 men Already sent from a
country with about the population of
tam. ca
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TOP" DRAV1aR- -n-ca
stDaeoARP-
Pennsylvania. Before the war some
of us may have imagined that Canada
I was lultewarm in her allegiance to fhe
!Empire. When the hour struclt, Can-
ada proved herself the-riglit arm of
[debt has risen from $42 to $96 per
caPita. EverY great city and many a
tiny hamlet is a house of mourning
for the flower of youth that has fallen.
1Canada has withheld nothing.; Yet
such storie.s as Sir Max Aititeti
Colonel Currie have, put in prhit
oifs