The Exeter Times, 1918-2-14, Page 4C US
IRONIC MUG
A onatitutional Rern
That We Guar
Y
" r years
with a cizonk cough, so
ot sleep night and continued
tc flesh. My druggist ask -ed
„Vfx,exple. It cured 'ray cough, I
nes have gained
weiv elS„ Vino' is the best
and tue 1uiide 1 iiave ever
bs Ren, Irattrange N C.
guarantee \Pinot for chronic
co1d and bror.chitis. Not a
ren icine. Formula on every
ty hack if it fails.
ST, EXETER. t
1 Oa --
portant Event
Occurred Durics
tt
s,
coraldted
di and Att
e Readers of e)
UUues
Which
i„„Pia
r'f:X07,1'77" goeu
tezehs on tbe West Lou
'4ellt
Y 7 at
Co
ower
Mr.
Ti
RM LWALY
-SYSTEM
oub1e Track,
TietwcA'..Tt
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TtIZR $1 ANTI
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$2 1E11 Tu
U TO LC r.WL
EFORE IT'VAZ
th„ Ceder
and
onrd
nee
A. t-.1%
'WORM
IANTON
a
rot
can Succeed
011 34TA 0 s lead no clommerclei
School ,makes success easy. We •
have three departments Com -
Shorthand, nod Tele-
ph.V. lre give individuel in -
ructions and students Inas'
enter any time, Graduates am
• plattee in pesitions. This is -roar
dt. )ppertunitY as -.here is a great
,
• •trport e for trained bele.
te
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,that It would cause it
i. seen, even if otherwise advisable, to *Church by the Bolsheviin.
I
' change the closingorder by substitut- A score or more scientias and
. ing Tuesday for Satorday. The order business men interested in food con -
is being amended to include wood and. servation, and new sources of food
-u plv sat down to a whale steak
luncheon" at the American Museum
of Natural History, New York: When
it was over they declared the big
mammal furnished as delicious and
appetizing a dish as any meat mar-
ket affords.
TUESDAY.
Bolo's brother gave testimony at -
he trial in Paris -
Abdul Hanaid, former Sultan of
Turkey, died in Consta,ntinople.
The campaign for assistance to
farmers of the allies is in full swing.
The British destroyer Baser was
sunk in collision in the English
Channel.
The Child Welfare Week .opened
at London with la.rge, attendance at,
the exhibits, lectures, clinics, etc.
The bakers of Canada will require
licenses, and their products are stan-
dardized, according to order of the
Food Controller.
Registration of venereal patients
in Ontario is likely to be provided for
by provincial legislatacm, but inspec-
tion and supervision is not probable.
Major J. E. Ratz, of Ottaw-a,-a".ssist-
ant medical advise) to the Pensions
Board, and formerly medical Officer
overseas, Is dead, at the age of forty-
flf
(i
41+
bs
be
v enna, snee Ole reaut
Czeniio circles there e.-
ect separate peace terms will, be
onehideU between Vit'reille and Ans-
ete on or about February 1€,
Jobu 1oenbrunUer a weatths
Ceniafl f 13u/yea, Sask., has beer.
/It'd livtitietlred dollars toad costs
for preventing his two sons froin l'eg.
steritig under the hlilitaise Service.
A , 'The gage was matie by the pre -
rant P91144.
Tele:" OrRkf',4an XeCetved adviees
Itte tba,,K14,AA Order Iris
,
--
uni-
P' MAI no�1on of the
o st for n bor. Th.
iinits of the eonseripted persons
oa 13 to ea) years.
A
0
tbe
Ioade
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'S Said
Moa are
or ersi
155
the ear r
f[j- John F, 1nLQbtt5
wi
gappoieff" « be York Cot
,
orate, sp.xo ;le tate t
6bn s-Shteaalf'Coo" reac
ate147 officers,. and 5iia Tbits
d, stLerroeis t�U4 to arm
wifb ettoseed s dis-
stt,
Otte
e,
gr.
an
Iu
05
e
alt I , Is 0 kt4 haos have been
ordred b
Cou,ci1 to be vae-
ft :mint
iiatiorts art': t.itlr.,1to he in pt -a
gre'ss between the Canatii n
ed States Governments Took
daylight saving 4,e-1ie,me for the tno
countries to be inaugurated itt Mar
„ „Tune,
All ensioms were thrown to tile
lvthds in tite Leginature in order to
gir a n ply of gas to
anti a bill was
tearing of the
the poopie 0!
troduced
speoch from
The Deputy' Elfe
tt re
rintl
)1,14.1"i5i)i
tho 4t
Sett Sf.
enlg a n'te
proteST.-
g of the
54 ijwia„e
ed dt1i e front
a
a vie etgraaias
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aL rev' 00 nta-
200 tvut'14-
ptured.
orte of the most
's of Italy, has
it hia n
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a 11
4454 ttfr4dZ$fl' duViug
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i 1 to the
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)0Xttt'U'5 btought. hi by ustending set -
45
Ei EXPT
Audi
Sale
IMPORTANT BREEDERS' SAT -
Oh' CI1814L]3S, GlIORTHO-tZ
I3ERKSHMES AND OXFORD
DONVNiS
ALSO A NUMBER HIGH-GRADE
COWS AND CALVES,
ne held at Evergreeo Grove
SOck Farm LOT 4, CON, 3, BLAN-
ARD IVATNSIJIP one and cote-baU
Atites o9414git#oI 1C0011 on TUES.
's *Or1me091/vg at
12,3u wanek sharp, theif011iPPlng. ,
IIORSES-3 Clydesdale goes sep-
pos4,,1o be in (foal to 31a� .L ROA
elarOleatine years old in. foallo Ppa
1 Clydesdale Mare eizzlit Yea*
1 Percheroll Gelding rising twoltOarre
old, 1 Roadster rising two years old
sired by Datten.
S11011THORNS-25 head, io1uding
five young Rolls, These ,C0,0'S are a
registered a, aittmher' haying elves
nt and havt, been hand milked.
GRADES -1 cow due to calve in
1nrcb;i cow freshened, 1 farrow cow
1 J'ersee Heifer ten months old, two
Darietita ealvee one Hereford calf,
PIGS -15 pure-bred Berkshires, in-
cluding 2 sows off iinlracted st°61;-•
-'11EErt—s emee-bised Oxford Downs
Aj 0. oihy lLsy.
ty
RW OA' urentris
%III be kabies Pa
uerly ot C1arlts-
bnrg,rt ulturai agricul-
tural o e theti at Tweeds in It*
seventy -t h year.
Live stoek eotrumfLtion dealers go
40 Ottawa to confer with the Minis-
ter Agriculture on footling grain
11 hogs before soiling.
The Barrie Board of Trade will
nd a large deputation to urge the
Ontario Government to develop
peat beds of the province.
Mr. Samuel Wood, sett., father
the late Samuel Wood, formerly of
The Globe editorial staff, died in a
Toronto hospital Saturday night.
Rev. Dr. MacArthur, the noted New
York preacher, in beginning a series
of sermons at Weimer Road Baptist
oiler deemed Church, Toronto. welcomed the nis-
meal eence_ establishment of the Russo -Greek
anSIr
.wtio
McKee,
notrt4;
ProprI
No..1, Sr.
or II:trees
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OT,TtAND„
40.
S.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & MIME:VENTS
Oa Lot Con. 3, ,U,sliorne, oa Wed-
nesdayFEBRUARY 27th at 1 o'clocie
sharp, the !bellowing,—
H1/4ra1ses—Mare rising 8 yrs. old;
1 mare rising 7 }leers; 1 geldMg ris-
ing 5 years; 1 mare rising 4 yrs;
I filly iresim; ,Z years; 1 geldi.tig ris-
ing 2 years; 1 roadster gelding„ fis-
hy' 2 years 1 toadster i11y etsine 3
1.,•ears
Cattle -3 GOA'S due 111 March 1 eow
dun an. April; 5 Melees -ed. cows; 2 ;ay -
'pow cows; a heifers (tieing 2 yrs.; 3
"4teer-5, rising 2 yrs..; 9 steee ewalves;
heifer calf; 5 young calves,
Sow due in „Nlarch; about 100 hens,
3 chielett buts,
ImPiements—I-umber wagon pr. bob.
sleighs. buggy, kl1lass,cy-L1arris binder,
aearly new; steel rake, 'spring. r(oteth
-ulteriator stiff -tooth cultivator, new-;
corn cultivator, scuffler, grain drill,
steel „roller, set iron barrows, 4 eec-
tions; 3 ovaairtg plows, riding plow
manure spreader, they rack, wagon box
gravel box, sce,les, 1200 lbs.; fanning
rill, pulper, De Laval cream separa-
tor with power attaelmtent; 36 ft.
extension ladder, cedar posts, 2 eitis
double ;harness, 4-1-liffletrees, neck -
yokes, ,forks, illPest shovels and other
erticles ;boo Mos to inei-xtloe.;
mit 500 film c 'Ole and 1000 four
ncb tile; -Q teet g41vagtie.ed pipe;
uartiltya ,
and timothy hav
whea sereet, some oats andHoutabt
ed
tfeetl.
seitel Pffect
Mbnv A A, ',A at 0
A w
;levee to eight
`emere-of
stwrUy are to take ep thir cluatters
liego
, eonsUtuhsg a tsesb strain
e sorely -tri bous1)ig nicomn0d
tion of the cIty and :its nvirons.
like nurnher of Gern�n Prison
root Great Rrirain are to Oe guar-
teerd in other Parts of the country,
and preparations are afoot to provide
1'A
nds
000
ltor
Thitas Germany
@Pre% 14‘
v.esLL1sguthor-
atter.
as only'
-an be
exi�De'
Or
t co' s1; querte;'e, for
the
of, worindtQP9, Young
4550e1011et1 kute and
C football and c
lowing the example set
pecial care is to be
zuvu for useful
vith a view 10. avoiding
native labor, in se -
the
grounds.
in Switzer
devoted to
vocations'',
erupt:Mien
cordance with rules laid down by the
authorities, tbe employment provided
roba.bly will take (be fornt of von-
t-rueting 'movable houses or cabins
for use InBelaiatu after the war, and
1 making furniture for the same pur-
pose, work that is already occupying
many Ileigiart interned soldiers and
refugees.
To accustom the an prisoners
to regular emdoyrnent tutd give them
a certain amount of confidence in the
future, workshops are to be erected
In the Wolfhazen camp. Raw ma,-
terials are to be brought from Ger-
ninny, where the finished work will
be in due course exported in order *o
avoid eompetition with Netherlands
workmen. According to present
plans, some of the men will be put
to work on the land, 'while students
will be given facilities to continue
their studies at Netherlands univer-
sities,
. oti heating as well as COAL
1
The American transport Tescania
was sunk by a Hun Ll -boat off the
.e, i coast of Ireland, with a loss of life
+1 of 101 men.. A British destroyer, one
: of the escorting feet pursued the
1
ie submarine and is believed to have
. e. , sunk it with a depth bomb. Two
`4.' 'thousand ores hundred and eix Amer-
. i lean troops were saved,
FRIDAY.
0 A, bill was introduced in the Login-
AVrittes orc s tic:liars. 44 i ?attire which will make the pro,,..ifle„.„
.1 of Quebec bone-dry after May lst,
4;
e 1919.
J.V. e. ELLIOTT President Tne
Cunard liner Aurau-
a was tor-
' 4: redoe4"by"a German submarine after
` CHLAN'' PrincIP-aL 4..1 is-ndinz Cargo in Ireland. NO lives
O. It l were. lost, ,
Col. Theodore Roosevelt was oper-
a
_AKEs OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FAL
ave your Hair! Get a small bIlt
f Dancierine right now --Also
stops itching scalp,
Ilfu brittle, coiorlens and 'ecru -gee-,
us mute evidence nf n neglect„,:x1
,dandrbS—that, awful scarf,
r is nothing so destructive to
as daudraff. It rti`es the hair
lustre its 'strength ana its very
n.„nafly producing a ieverise-
Whine= of. the 'scalp which if
e,
.10
ated upon for fistela and abcesses
set both hos ears, and his condition is
serious.
Shipbuilding has commenced i44
aloastralia, and before long, it is offi-
cially stated, a dozen vessels will be
laid down in Anzac harbors.
Cosmos 3. SliarIev, one of the lead-
ing manufacturers of Galt, died at
Inc age of 83 years. He was well-
known in Canadian business circles.
Lord Beaverbrook, the Canadian
'who receives so much abuse from
his fellow-countryme-o. has be'en ap-
pointed illinister of Propaganda by
the Britieh Government
The Boishaviki have been cheered
by the strikes la Berlin and 'Vienna.
The workers of Petrograd sent a
'causes the hair roots to manifesto to their Teuton brothers
and die—theu Ibe hair areine frrther effo-‘s to smash the
A little Danderime to- monarchies.
tinse—wili surely save Premier Hearst
and Proud -
foot. K.0 , have arran-;ed that 3:10 e1ec
onb. lion, I he lied in ttAA 07,1000:
t setbe future
ontests "
orreention of re,presentatives o
1, Western Ontario ei ii8S and
owns \-‘-as urged by Conserviition
otheials to store uo. 'wood for next
y ear.
The Gooermaeflt bas passed an e,.r.
der -in -Council putting rat° effect a
once, pending the passing of an a
el Parliamnnt1 its pledges of attelitict:
natronage in the civil serv'ee.
le legislation will be ilatroducot
hi HearselGetveznnie ls'osession
theedical profrods-
--s
°ee9t7111*.ecnatie°11341'atforn'
tid Id
epor
utt
SS s?'4W4L
e ers, lamps,
table,
ad under, easiover
- oaths' credit u
_1 .ot.
rtt notes, Four
, , „„ ,
•)er Q"cri4' *Kt tor cash on credit a
ttrionts,
' NV. Riobirts`pui Paul Co" -i”
.Auet3mter, Prctpri,c tar
Frank Coates, Clerk,
Auction Sale
11
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Cgd'a PlItOr
'eTX4VIalldRegtILT
AillgthaSiOtaell$41lOntivt'ElSof
D---4-E---51-NTS-101ILDREN
roirapiesDi8EStiotLc
nessandRe$I.CordaillOct
Opium Morphioe itorigine
liar NARCOTIC.
.4T(pe of 01d11,54,ValflaVI
fb ot/t15 ,Dettf
."1.4x &too
AI*/ Sil/P
eXed
.PQ,retrytt
arzAiSoite
erf040180
STO
Por Infantsand Children.
Mothers Know Tha
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
Us
Tt
Exact Cop
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nslih,
On 'R1D
at 1p,m.. the
p0r4nni property
Where Spiders Work Hard.
In a -large English factory that
produces surveying instruments,
spiders are numbered aznongst the
most indispensable workmen. They
spin the delicate thread used for the
cross-hairs that mark the exaot cen-
tre or the object lens in the sur-
veyor's telescope. Spider web is the
only suitable material yet discovered
for these cross-hairs: Human hair is
transparent, and when magnified has
the apparent dimensions of a' rouea-
hewn lamp -post.
The spiders produce during a two -
months' spinning season thousauds
of yards of web, which is wound
upon, metal frames and stored away
until needed. spider "at work"
dangles in the air by its invisible
thread, the upper end of which is
attach -ed -to a metal wire frame
whirled in the hands of a girl. The
girl first places the snider on, her
hand until the protruding end of
the threadhas become, attached.
When the spider attempts to leap to
the ground she quickly attaches the
thread to the centre of the whirling
frame, and as the spider -pays out
its web she wraps it round the frame.
At one time she removes from a
spider several hundred feet of
thread.
- The spiders are kept in a large
room, under the supervision of three
girls and a forewoman, When the
little workmen are not. spinning,
they live in a large wooden cage.
Flies are their chief article -of diet.
During the winter months the spider
colony usually dies, and an entirely
new corps of workmen must be re-
cruited.
The girls who have charge of the
spiders are n.ot isa the least. afraid
of them. On the cOntrary, they re-
gard them as pets.
Other Views.
"So you want to marry
ter, young man? -W11-
know you Have you' -en
rt bet. ?" ,
" ought
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One
a it
03
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ro registerd h
G. .1.;
ra ham:L;f
stt
e c
b
"therl
":.17
4450 i44 '"..',7"rs 0
t
1
atije,—Mags--Otse
choo1master 111590) 14
old, on. bolt calf 11 montl
845); and, one bull cult (Ju
11:).$2o1 five months old.
Orte no. -rt cows Lad) Wat
(0800,11, ibm is an extra fin
le Ole dam f Scitooltuastt- , One
Cow, Lady 1)tteh.ass (104111)
as; One rod cow 5'rears-
, Laura Duchess 4th, 4124q21;
One env, -11 nears of age, Pie
Crust 2nd, (104401), this cow has a
buil cab` at her fctt; One red cow
calved 'March 161h, 1914, Janet Me-
l:area (108332), ttil.S cow has a bettor
calf at her foot; One rottrt heeler,
thYnin J., (113147) calved \March 4111,
1915; ,One dark red iteifer J.Zosel to
(128064) ralvcd August I,st, 1915;
Oosived
jurtlyc ,.1r9c1(15.1.42fliero, fMtia)rey,a;Gborevy,
fetanise
have been. hied and are supposesi to
be in calf to Shen -thorn bolls possesing the tutarits characteristic of this
noted breed, tata ali :If the, 000IS arc
good milkers and have all been" milk-
ed by hand. Alsd ono roan heifer,
Highland Mary (121951) calved Aug-
ust 26th, 1916; Oe ,ed heifer Flora
Macdonald (122706) calved October
1.6th: 1916; One heifer calf Mary
Queen ot Scots calved May 1)17; One
hciler calf Annie Laurie i(132799) cal-
ved November 21.st, 1917. All of tbe
above cattle are recorded in the
Dominion Short Horn Herd Book.
Sheep—One -two-year-old Leicester
Ram (17377) And also a number of
pure-bred Leicester and Shropshire
evoes; and also, 'a number ,olf cross
bred :ewes, -
Swine --One pure-bred registered
boar (45049). Also one pure-bred reg-
istered S,04r, 'Eloper,- Belle (45178).
Implemeats—One Massey liarrie
binder, nearly 41 -yew ; one new Massey -
Harris side deliv-ery rake, One new
corn scuffler and bean harvesters mac
plough. one tset of iron harrows, one
wagon, set of sleighs, mower, drill,
toiler, gravel box, set „,.double harness
disk, rack, and other articles toe
numerous to aneritiont
Terms—All sums of ten donere and
under, eas1-4;'' fever that amonat six
months' ered,it on furnishing approved
bankable ftoint (rteites. A discount at
the rate 'of six per cent per annum
aff for cash on cred.it amounts.
C. W. 'ROBINSON, -Auct.
upoiG, L. L. B.
P-rnlae Kippen, RR.
otd (115
,tt fiotien
italtzs'--
, 2041
weand
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! ililake this:cheap beauty lotion
to clear, and whiten your skin.
SONS BANK
OAI>JTAL Als:1)
fs,18
Cencral
CRC
ERVE ,OCO
in a
shess 6acted
:LUt Llflb2RS0
DANK MONEY0111)31318
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
f-nt,trest aIlowd at
W`, 0. CI1AIIKS,N, ET
0.1940.11I71,1114.64.11111.10111.1011 *** S*11141411rit
'CANADIAN BNisktic,
FCO MERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER'
CNA% LLD.. D.C.L., President
CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000
SI JOHN AIRD, Geera1 r"lannr.t,
H. F„ JONES, Nti't.. Geel, Menetietle
RESERVE, Fur,m, $13,5C0,00&
„FARNItRS'BU,SINESS
Fanners find the service of 'hiS Bank -efficient and salis
factory in the disconntinCand -collection of sales notes:„.
Blank sales notes supplied free of charge.
EXETER BRANCH—A. KUHN, MANAGER
Crediton Branch—J. A. Mc Donald Manager.
73
DR. 13. 31, ROULSTON. L. D. S., D. -fl
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity. Office over Dickson ,& Carl-
ing's.Law Office, Closed Wednezdya
afternoons. Phone Office 5a and
Residence 51,.
THY. USBORNE & 'HEBERT
FARMER'S 0!1UTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
Htead Office,
President,
Vice -President,
DIRECT
WM. BROCK.
j. L RUSSELII,
Farquhar, Ont.
BORT. NORRIS
THOS, RYAN.
ORS
WII. ROY
J. T. ALLISON
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY. Exeter,' Agent Us -
borne, and Riddulph.
OLIVER. HARRIS, Munro, ,Agent for
Hibbert, Fullartort and, Logna.
W. 'A. TURNBULL.
ety-Treas:'Farquha
a bottle tehonetnialniienegaftthrw;lOeZnnaansesiatoof GLADMAN & STANEURY
orchard AI-14te, shake weI1k.4dlou have Solicitors, Exeter,
'ejit4rtei pint 0449 ,*sifft,e0ttic? and ,
tletion, and eo1 OfiSertutifier, at
txery,'„ozta
Our .grdfter4 he lemons and any
' r,store or ,t6.110 Ojfiitr wiAgginpply
Oi'eurteet*f .;P:r PleYNte4t1i1gialew;
nedig„
' e hew frerlg
Pc1:10:17;-',91,egf
▪ ea '
• W's 1R0BIN80N
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
vALUAT011 ftor 4Jpoofi.00 of attr.P74.
Perth2and Middlesex. Farm-
Salese4,13,Pecialty, Office at Co -c4: -
t d t
orooms Anex oor o e
"o
',43„,b,stgxeter. chnAlgei
0144 ica
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.L.D.,
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univax-
sity.
DENTIST _
Teeth extracted without pain.' oq-
any bad effects. Office over Glad --
man & Stanbury's Office. MainEik--
Exeter,.
J. iNV„ BROWNING,
S. Graduate yiotoria UniversIt74,
Office and Residence', Domitticw
Labratory, Exeter.
(AsSociate :Coroner of linron°
I, R. CABLING, f, A.
Earrister, Solicitor, Notary Publiq,
Commissioner,
Molsons Bank,
Money to Loan
Interest. ,
OFFICE—MAIN
Solic:tor for ttm,
etc.
at lowest rates it,f2;
ST EXETER Oh
MONEY fro LOAN
We have a large amount of ,privettee
funds to loan on farm and village:
properties, at lowest rates 'of int--
erest,
GLADIANT & STAN:BURY
Barristers, Solicitors, A
ter. Ontario.
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