The Exeter Times, 1918-3-21, Page 7GRIM BUSINESS
OF "MOPPING UPS' Such Sufferers Can be Restore
by Building UP the -
Blood.
STORY OF A TRENCH CLEARING
SQUAD.
Typical of the Gallantry That Dis
tingalishes" Canada's Troops at
the Front.
its.
The business of war apportions
T
risks ath at" senseof sporting
ti
ng
i crews miles
faarnes:�, The- big gun Cre ,
bebind the first hue trenches, are no
h.
safer than the men in the listening
of No Alan's Land, Anyone ac -
identified tified with the fighting in-
curs i;°isks. Not the least, among
these is that of "mopping up," says
;11a.„or Wallace ale c „e of the 49th Bay
,a ,e <?i, n
,
talion, Edmonton Regiment,
One of the most notable incidents of
alae war was that "trench clearing'-
episode which won for Private J, 0,
Kerr of the Canadian Forty-ninth Bat-
talion overseas force the coveted Vic-
toria Cross. Kerr is creditedanith the
capture of sixty-two Germans. The
repart of the achievement gave the
aero -German elemonttl the chronic
skeptics a glr, R lice'. t r eoff, "One
man with si t, o rri^: " leers," they
jeered, and en ':Fommisernted the nai-
vete of the Eartish irr letting such a
tory go through.
Po:
Nervous people who have not yet
developed a disease that can be re-
cognized and treated by the medical
profession have the greatest trouble
in finding relief. Irritation, head-
aches, sleeplessness, nervous dyspep-
sia, all these discomforts make life
miserable, but are endured rather
than run a doctor's bill without &-
finite hope of an improved condition.
,Every sufferershould 'know the
danger f such a condition to the
o
nervous system. Nervous debility
and even paralysis may result if the
tone of the nerves is not. restored.
The one, big fact that brings hope
and relief is that the nerves can be
restored hyo building up the blood.
It cannot be too often repeated that
only through the blood can nourish-
ment or medicine reach the nerves.
Dr:'Williams' Pink Pills make the
blood rich and red and quickly 're
store vitality and energy to a weak,
nervous s3 tem. A nervous person
Who gives these pills a, trial, is almost
;certain to see good results; and what.
more, the benefit will be lasting he-
lSAIrse the trouble i., attacked at its
' "ilQt; building up the bud 9,, J toren
Ole nerve force. That as Ila,; `° 104,011e
'who 'occasionally take Dr, "I dl s"
1 Pink Pills always feel bright, active'
bels Xt Wa Fleeeived
Real Hero.
Since early morning, writes ;,l
Gerald Brandon, ward sixty-seven had
seethed with suppressed excitement,
for this was to`be a red-letter day in
its history. The calmest patient was
Paul Villiers, who occupied bed No.
9—and yet` M. Villiers had special
reason to be excited, for he was the
cause of "Papa" ,ioffre's expected
visit.
After lunch the ward was furbished
up by 14 petite miss until not a speck
dust remained. of
du e ined. Flower vases'were.
borrowed from adjoining wa
us, and
d
pic4ures of Washington, Lafayette and
the distinguished visitor were draped
with French and American flags,
At two o'clock la petite miss, :''ho
� c
g,
ia` 'thehal
1
n standing l d in kn
had be. tan< � �, z
tiptoed in,
"They are here!
Tlie, door swung open, ,
broad
shouldered figure in laded bice en-
tered,
' i t" r l bs from
axe. cried Se_ Leel o .
I' gt=
his bed in the corner, and every pa-„
tient stiffened under his' -covers
tie. covers, to lie
at attention in honor of the generaulis-
slaio.
"Repos!" sa'ld 3oftre l all
the wounded niers with sighs of relief,
slid back int. comfortable- positions,
the hero of the Ma>r'ze approached
No. 9 and begiri to read from. :
cial papet.,�',
"Corp, Villiers of flee, l�F
l
rsd strong, Mrirs, 5-mtyserars, nol3 o"na ipssioned
JY3d�+lop say . l ;�91CTad 1R5 rrvr'tlry$IA$tR€
alyh a„V S tui E El' l re,
zioisf would
nlble l
al
,aid: ; feel ;; ns tlataugb i
holly 01
ays so nept'
Arno h"a burden, I-ttle
nal medicine; but they did notlhelp nal stoopea. ever the b.
ie in the lent. Cfee day I received #>t
antphlet describing Dr, William*z
il:: Fi1Ds and decided to give them
ial I am, glad now that I did for
using eight boxes they have so
thened and built up 'luny r
ervoua system that I can w
pl.Eaaiszare and feel refreshed
I
sincerely hope
at. staderez- may bereft by
n
arily there
"trench clearing'" sq
bityoalet mail, whose
nd whose -duty
e ghe lurking Hun ill ris
raverse; the second
ort
ONTARIO ' FERT)LLZERS, LjMITED
WEST TORONTO CANADA
sion of courses in agricultural" topics
and in housvTtf Vince throughout
the country. These courses are design-
ed not only for farmers and their
wives but for the young men and wo-
men who have left acnool and are
about to actively enter upon the af-
fairs of life., In the schools them-
selves an atttnpt is being made to de-
velop a system, of instruction which
will utilize the objects associated with
rural
lz•f medium through which
as
the child. In the higher
to� educate g
epp
artments of education, the effici-
ency of the provincialeollcges of
agriculture has been promoted, and, in;
several provinces, at least, schools of
an intermediate grade, as between,
the public;, school and tthe agricultural,
college, have been established, The
object of these special schools is to .;
provide vocational training in agri- 1
culture and household science; As 1
tune goes on and their usefulness is odd':
demonstrated, it is certain that. ow-
ing 3,
financial assistance; , give
to the finna to given
by the Act, their inlfueric will bel
y
atl extended. How is'�ze a field is
, +iEiQ coy=eyed by agrieulturel rue-
illdiVated 1,0 A1pati3plsl4
issued by the +<b d Co nxi
r j'Aack, g,rie:it ulturisal'
'Blelf'
nal Ipns€rxrctiean ii
on
Iris: ,, t,;:
j..
Hapipy the'man vzsh and c
A few paternal acres hound,_
Content to breathe his nati
In his, own ground.
Whose herds with milk;
Whose fields with bread,
Whose melds supply him with attire,
Whose trees in sutraner yield hii
shade,
In winter fire.
Blest who can unconcernedly find
Hours, days and years, slide sol
a, away
In health of body, peace o
if
Quiet by day,
Sound sleep by night; study and ease
Together
�o�a
ether mixed; sweet recreation
And innoeence, which most does please
With ,meditation
BATT 6
He Just Why
_ this happy result. e r5nd of thee
it'
boiled
lean n u t,a r
l e fruit
�i fYi _S e
Admires - �at ti . zi� rill
To Make Clothes
�,
peopleE'Few
know that, to takme
stains oust of clothes and. make them
beautifully white, a sliced lemon put
into the boiler, -when, boiling, and al-
lowed to remain until the clothes are
ready to come out, will a.ecomplish
Th
emored and t
s,.
hard boiled eggs that are to
served coldin salad d siQuid cnre
c
after cooking be placed in cold earn
'` the outside side o
This will prevent ua £
yolk front turning, dark.
,711f4arA'n rare neat tsxea
tbe militairyc feed
deli Bailer.''
The erne.
he
E.
ver cross
sF
antl.�elalnned the fm;dais osi sllzex"s
£#� then lee 1> ssed biro en oth
malts anti suicide his leas* �5obnll&d
hand warm3 v, while lee cluestioued :bhizr'z.
about his hurts, his family, and his
1planzs fir^ the future,
V p, pvor'onto by eii;otiCraa, eolilcl
s fi E tveat, although t o general,
rzlka iaillm era p� v, f let!
Viler
wart
a atbe °iy
t sa3 ease. 'Ph
d a widening s plot
siowly en tk
t
liege, mtas9 at'out
(4 , n er as ai prisoner
-wise disposed of:
llerpiired Quick Ae,
rine, oto {t e secttrn
ti vreaueh run all�Plraillel '
wn lines, cx'tte eh cl 'i1
,1
5l of
ill tut
is bloat.
OP th+
1 iiia, cazald laot sup
;a laltitarp' of paain, Fite_ sbz
inihital'y alerm
fou„ h hi f1osh rind
lea
to
chaps
-a for no moil &
eon ailaptoacclicdi
luatw t3iat Valli.
0
boy b
net.
lr
�a B
d
'iris Cure
ereredi.
e
Years
lad 0
1
The w
cad, €rf
int
Zfzafsaetit Corea aaaY�ff;
.-e sip a n,2
water for mixing
prevents the ski
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ba
SAL
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A
};Ii.fr,"SS, i
0,tarl0, Doan, ,. ;oad burl-.
' nesn, .l.aeattt or -r Place. s n on the
3 pa iraet, A g:.' t c} arse fel. a man with..
1 ea5i .. AlePlik friar `52,, i "11,k -cert a tm€ ..2:x.'31,3,
Co_, €n•.atte 3, x of a::'to.
oni
go
ant ,,tr arm
ars I rLra,u .e c
for $1.200 on ,ki'i
on -tat ish1.•.g
lief
TRUST ¥QIIR
AND SCAIP
CUTICLJRA
pares kip Q':lt:,
of Sill
re 7'„s a slpeciies
Pt 4
pllinlunal nest as big a
These t9ests, ,aft
;iaxataches of the trees on '1
the insects as caterpillar; feed, a
made of a good quality of silk.
Inside the nest, however, are so
hundlretls of individual euroons.. Th
b
9 one `igaight say that the bunch rept.
J Bents a whole dock of bine enflies,
But the•!' important poi' t is that t'
Lk o''' lie cocoons is comparable
ttalzt at spran by the silk,ver
that. z might
111
but
Luau tS.o
&lief! to i
use, lc oven
at. 110
says;
�•o5F c
e�„
' in ruled anything to rester!.
health, Ftmo 9wt tooth a l- i
telling of several r
been Ciel by Dodd'
4My wife used jus
flax m and she if perfect1y
l eatsurprise of all ou
t te.l yon the sa
nwenid Model's
parties 'arta a*ot averse to fol
taiinti s " fortuues irk zi epi.°,P
cation ti°eiit:lilt ,aiatieipntian
umweleorrit cttriooity the ilat;;:a
"unlocks" acre), ese narrow
cpaighf ren. A,"block" is nothing 1110:
nor less then an earth namnd or cathl
oustruetion that serves to hale the -o
coming enemy.
In this instance r block h acl ie
placed across the trench ilial beyond
a company of Germans htilteel with. a
feeling of relative security. The
"trench eleaa,ring" party encountered it
s mts the Huns cut loose with rifle
anti grentide fire from beyond the bt r-
riende. it' w• a nitnation reilliiri lr
chick action. '1'he 'little party ivonld.
have been wiped our; but for imm -
dinte and energetic measures.
it
m.E
s' tivicetind
Wrier,,
As
heall to na id-
' t's.
e S a! n 11
pin or, stra
pterLcci ounces
<i a whole tap=ir
i:lrl:alai
to
also
A gorrtl .ito
11 Itimin1.
at°e
cmirer lay Adana, lair
it
€run t't the 9 of cif ge110 ld poli
; ed lus voice.
"I thank ytpit, ae°:y ge:tiw�ra.
shall treasure the lliirt
nnotre
than the medals.
.1 i•i0 turned on al
E repartee, poSsessed by the Irish il
mon people. His eompauion, ven-1
, to throw 4.1oubt anon tliall gift,
, -mg that he believed that it waa :
only a legend. I
tell you this, that it you care ten test
.your theory by making some_ jesting!,
remark to anyone yon like round here,
"We'll try iti!" said the other, and
walked, over to where an old woman
was displaying some frnit for sale
0 111
int
reeti
battl
v:hich
ever;
Soren@s8'OCt zne Ex:
This new Brut
po and:, and dOe
p1re n w dogs; n+
rft� tl e attrr9
oap to
ase and
`rifyi the
int to
I
for
of P
reel
i t'Id�tiia;'
,fleas la<: wui;} 'loll
emir:,
alio;
free: fe
Care -4 11 e taken to
-11 o fine cloth
gal'''. no letnou pulp gets in, then t.: I
will keep fresh for months. '
.woman .1tnows thtit lemon juice
Just try it! Ge
Baby's Own Tablets are a splendid
luxative for the hairy: They are
mild but thorough in their action;
do not gripe; are easy and pleasant
to take and are absolutely free from
injurious drugs. Concerning them
°la casiders such a terviblY and addressing the old lachr lie said 13.o vaites'--"I have 11'3ed 13abv's
of the trench, he ran along the open gravely, oyou grow pretty good tip„ Own Tablets for a long time and have
unsportsmanlike trick. Springing out
ples over here, mother; but in Eng -1 found them the nupst effective laxa-
Then on the very edge of the trench land we have them twice that size," itive I have ever used for the baby."
ground untipie was around the block.
he PumPed a rapid rifle fire into the
soldiers' nearest the block. Those who
had been firing over the obstruction
crumpled up in the bottom of their
own trench.
- The lull in the German defense was
sufficient to enable the bombers
emulate Kerr's action, Prom the sides
of 'the. treneh they hurledhombs down
into the crowded Germans., The com-
bined rifle and grenade attack was
too much for the foe. They surren-
dered. Sixty-two of them were march-
ed out and past the "block.," right
back to our own lines, and turned over
te, the "Princess Pats" then -in re -
Won the Victoria Cross.
Kerr, who had lost a finger in the
fight, accompariledlhem without both-
ering about even a temporary dressing
for his wounded hand. The incident il-
lustrated such a fine type of' valor and
resourcefulness that the intrepid Kerr
was awarded the highest of all Eng-
land's military decorations.
He was officially credited with in-
strumentality inethe capture of sixty-
two Gerinans. 'I think the array of
facts are such that few would care to
question his meriting the distinction.
Without Kerr's quick decision and dar-
ing initiative the others—probably
equally as brave—would have been
-wiped out before they could evolve a
coune of action. ,
are made, will practically insure a
clean crop of fruit when unsprayed
orchards produce -almost no market-
able fauit. This applies to, the small
home oreharil the same as to the large
cormnercial orchard, We must spray
anti otherwise comoat the insects and
diseases of the orchard if we are to
xpect any returns, The day has
ssed when at) , orchard will take
are. ol' itself and produce cr
Yuji; nee, fire '4 Ilt'Orras and, disease.
The old lady looked sorveyetl; Tablets are sold by,medicine deal-
, ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
the joker coo115, and replied in a tone
wast Ina tea 0 o wan tae
takes our Irish gooseberries for ap-d
t is not the finding of a thing, but
the making of something out of it al-
ter it is feund, that is of consequence.
--Lowell.
Yon Will Better
Understand
The popularity of
Instant
P()stu
when,' you use it as
Your regular table
beverage .fOr a few
days.
rt so readily proves
that its.. amazing in -
The Dr Williama' 1\ledieiiie Co.,
hard white, at in
o lenions from tin,
up a quaater pint of
grant lemon lotion
daily into the face,
hands,
rug stare and
grocer and znalte
this sweetly fro -
Rel Congestion
Serious congestion in Grand Trunk
and Canadian Pacific terminals at To-
ronto and other points, has been ob-
viated by the co-operation of the Can-
adian Northern Railway in handling
over its trunk line between Toronto,
of cars ‘Nilich the other roads were un -
Ti
nephew
you 4
for
tit
iteeste
•
put in
h bags ore sprinkled lightl
water, tied up rst, the end and
oven far five. cir ten mi
TUE. BELGIAN NEED.
A letter Iola jest, lie.,en reeeived fro
wife of the French AmbastaitiOr ,
Belgian Gevernraent at Havr
ying: "Can you tot raise funds for '
ur poor Belgian prisoners? er. even
f you could go to the hotels and ree
aurants and asic for their waste
cad; when first dried in the
it keeps well, and is far better
anything they get from the Germa
The Adva cenient tot Agile i al able to forward, aecording to figures
The pronnition of welfare of the lip to Feb. 18th a total of 1256 load-
issulid here yesterday,
t, eedrliC.4praonndl Ts,rniik ears destined for east -
agricultural community as a basis for . t had been accepted by the
the industrial and commercial prosper-
''' o aunty was the objec C nadian Northern at Toronto and
* t aila-1 a ed east over its lines. Relief was
ed. at by the Parlianient of Canada,
I extended to the C.P.R. to.theextent of
When, in 1913, at the instance of the I
Minister of Agriculture, the Honorable I, 3,,o6?ocoaorese, making* a i*a*nd total of
Martin Burrell, it adopted the measure I "-"— ----
. Itds officially announced by the Can -
known as the Agricultural hist -ruction' adian Northern that the -road will fur -
to the extent of 90 cars daily from
with the other lines
. the Grand Trunk at Toronto; and 40
over a period of ten years to provide ars each day from the c.p.R. at sud_
for oegreatea extension of instruction I c
bury to be handled over the trans -
and education for those engaged in 1.continental line of the C.N.R. as far
farming. as Ottawa.
An investigation anode prior to the a.
introduction of the measure has re -
Act. By means of this Act the suml
--iealed two outstanding deficiencies in
She was comely and a widow and
connection with agricultural develop -
moreover ohe was Scotch. She mourn-
ment. In the first instance, the re-
ed Macintosh, her late husband,efor
sponse to the teachings of, colleges of eighteen months, and then from a
agrieulture and experimental farms
crowd of ,suitors chose honest, homely
was too slow te effect an immediate
and noteworthy improvement in the
"I'm no guid enough for ye, dear!"
he whispered. What for did ye
ehoose me oot o' sae molly?"
"Ah, weel, ye see, yam: name's Mah-
e Pr he bewildered
"Yes, hut
"An', ye ken," finished the widow,
I my linen's marlt'ecl
second -weakness was • found in the
fact'that little or no attempt was be-
ing made to adapt the country's edu-
cational system to the specific re;
quirements of country boys and girls.
The form of instrtiction was the same
vdiether the -child was destined for
emPloyment in the country or in the
The placing et fends at the disposal
of the 'provinces in the manner indi:
cated has led.to wider ex-
tension of instructional work among
the men and women and boys hncl ,
girls who are living 00 the land. A
marked 'development of Ithe short
dea tilted in the eaten -
why, Donald."
Andrew Carnegi was onee asked
which be considered to be the most
important factor in industry, labor,
capital or brains? The canny Scot
replied, wah teinsle in his eye,
"Which is the most important part of
a three-legged steal?"
We have been using MINARD'S
LINIMENT in our home for a num-
ber of years and use no, other Lini-
ment but MINAR.D.',S, ana we can re-
commend it highly for sprains,
bruises, pains or tightness cif the
chest, soreness of the throat, " head-
ache or anything ef that sort. We
will not be without it ope single day,
for we get 0 new bottle before the
other is all used. 1 can recommend it
Laliave Islands, Lunenburg Co., N.S.
A quickly made glue is obtained by
rubbing a little piece of cold boiled
potato on 0 sheet of paper with the
ER/NE'Granulated Eyelids;
Sloan's prices pot increased 25c 50c $
Suit EYes, Eyes Inflamed by
Sun Oust and Wind quickly
YOUR. STOilk AC
Relief
by badly digestetlfood; the gases
amtunbrd'‘n°arci)ii rredi trbaeyt5entsihtietr: ibel°11:1:lererwfvrehrehallnri nde -
ctiasurt:,"ctPca.i7' flu!: 817130 drfi.ocpillkcif
Alother Seigel's Syrup will correct
RIPE
No Need to Rub
Try Sloan's Liniment and see
how quickly the swe"',1g is reduced
to rub; it pene-
trates quickly arid
brings relief Have
a bottle handy for
rheuma tic pains;
neuralgia, back
ache and all mus-
cle soreness.
Generous sized
bottles, at your
druggist, 25c..
bout
sily man)
use
4 Ti„i7 .1:1;ffe h10011. EIS any tau:
sing frit
ica
es fill t
keep, tr
'heels, and I loxes, gives
id harness,.
.sur necessary
straz
hens leather lif "
dry out of the leather and puts
.new life in old harness. It
penetrates the leather leaving
it soft and pliable, and over-
comes' the worst enemiea
harness—water and dirt,
Sold in Aaaviard sized package:1 by livt
I% PERIM, OIL LIMITED
LE GRIASE
Iripar.kt. 00.
relieved blk,lklurine. Try it , DOES
y our Ey etand in Baby's Eyes. I
011 R. NoStaartitig,ilustEyeComfort I
Tilt -while Eye Remedy' itt;,;:.;'nr Entinte'srralk
rya SAN*, in Tubes 25c. For Etrtok LOT.' the Five- Free.
.441c Dliarlots Eye Remedy Co., Chilcage d
13retel hes 21101 e /oar!. with El l
"fi-is is inv own, my native lancit'
ItA, hose heart both iie'er wilitin him
A' 1 briuel'Inl'icsli:,‘ootleps.. Ileea t111:11.‘1
A
OLASSFUL OF ACID?
9.6 OUT OF 100 DYSPEPTICS HAVE
pANGEROUS ACID IN, THEIR '
',STDMACHS, WHICH MUST'
BE. NEUTRALIZED IF. ..
',.,GOOD HEALTH IS
TO BE MAIN.
:11',111),:a.c110: aa tincnjisa, j11:1:s'titclii osa-i
y;olylleci
111
Only in.cretitSe the- diScom:fort,
food at'l ±,Urns, it sous, 'n-ctiki12,04:et Mere
„acid, The' aCAct fotka
84
tale
'ter CO:01,sty as ''.fitUOli't