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A QUARTER MILLIONS
The Canadians Y. X 0. ,A. is asking
it r2,-,on,0UO ro enable it to *earry'•
on" ,for :another year This will ,neat
that eVeraj one' Of the boys in-e-auspi iii!
Canada, in l ssgkaxrd, and in France
-ill be. given zoxxxethifig of the joys,
of°horse for the noiniaal suers of bet -i
"e'en, tine' as;cl six dollars iaerloan.i;
ken At to This light the V. M. CI
..1.,..; dg t IdirekrS Ratodtsi, in th: ex -
tine? Cinskidly we should like. tol
,{Yrak' other instittxtiota', tnat•
t a /Iv:. value for ,the money.
y "'mother,. if she had it, r,rould
„ wdly donate the ;two and a quarter
iti0ililons asked for to corarnuc and ex
t nil, 'this '1t ork. if theft t* rho coca14
6E�euro for ,her sox aha roanfox' s tae 1'
,4,oiack, and the close, intimate too -chi..
.iia home that fere Y.M ,C,3 provitl si
'+U ifre: Boys come homer. ilii- Red
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Headquarters : 120 Bay Street, To
Ross, (? 'iontreaaI)
National. Chairman of
Red Triangle Fund
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anti full information, or send
your contribution direct to
headquarters.
G.A. Viarourton, (Toronto)
National Director of
Red Triangle Fund :Campaign
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PERKY 1?. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
" '""s' •"'•° tioneor', Sales conductedin any lo-
+ cality. Terms moderate. Orders left
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at Times Office will be promptly at-
dress. Rirkton, P. O.
G l'ITAL AND D RESERVE $8,SOC,000
98 Blanches in Canada
A :General Banking Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT;
BANK Il I ONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
int -rest allowed at highest current rate.
, 'I9. CLA.RKE, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH
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DENTIST
nor Graduate - of Toronto Univers
sty. Office over Dickson '-& Carl-
g;'s,'Law Office, Cfoscd VV edncUdye
h.fternoons. Phone Office 55 and
esidence 5b.
A. R. KINSMAN; L. L. D.,
nor Gra nate of Toronto Untver
id:y,
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DENTIST
p e:,tractcd . ithout pain.
ee yea
lay bad effects, Office over Glad -
an & Stanbttry's Office. Main S,:
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THE US'EO'RNE & HIBBERT
RMIER'S IsUTUAL FIRE INSLrI3-
ANDE'COMPANY
Head Office,
I'residen t,
ice -President,
Farquhar, Ont,
BORT, NORRIS
THOS. RYAN,
DIRECTORS
WPI. FROCK. WM. 130Y
d. L. RUSSELL 3 '1; ALLISON
AGENTS
V, W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR ttor ,Counties of Huron
Perth and Middle,sea, Farm Stock
Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt
Warerooms, ,next door to the Central
Hotel, 1Main . Exe:argest mod -
erste and sati8tsfactionter.guarantCheed
• W,, BROWNING, M. D., M. S. P.
S. Graduate Victoria University:,
Office anti - Residence, Dominion
Labratory, Exeter.,
Associate Coroner of Huron
II, E. ,DARLING,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Cpi n3ssioner, Solicitor for the
brotsons Rank, eta;
Money : to Loan at lowest rates of
Interest. '
FFICE-MAIN ST, EXETER, _ONT
MONEY TO LOAN
5'e have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest rates;of in"t
erect, t
GLAD IAN & STANR_GRY
JOHN ESSERY, 'Exeter, Agent Ls= Barristers; Solicitors, Main St.
borne, and Riddu'lph, ter, Ontario,
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Fullarton cud I,ogna,
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'aet.yTreaa Farquhar,
GLAiDF4ZAYs & .S „AtBt,R.
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SPRING TERM
FROM APRIL, 2ND
A Co'matSIsal i le offers the #
• grcot oppo tun[ties. Recent .s,
• • lady - ra3u res of this school
• are earning as high as $1000 rel' 4
r
annum. The last apalication we •
• received from an office cnaa 4".1
• with some p perience offered*
s initial salary of $1800 per an-
• nun. S'turdents may enter our ,►
• classes at any time. Graduates 4
e•
placed in positions. Commercial •
Shorthand and Telegraphy de-
• partments.. Get our free cat •
• alogue,••i
•
• • w ' if. ELLIOTT President •
•
D :'a, McLACHLAN, Principal, •
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War Time prices
on Wire Fend
6 strand fens 45 cents per rod,
7 strand fence 48 cents per •rod,
8 strand hence 55 cents pe{' roo.,
Steel gates, , barb 'wire and brace
wire, 'cedar fence posts at low price
Also 9 ;and 10 ;foot Anchor pots. Let
me tatiote you my prices on. all- kinds
•
of lumber and shingles,. PIace your
order now for what Fertilizer. 'you.
need.
FERTILIZER $30,00
Phone 12;
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Children Cry for Fle c er's
The
nd You ttv Always ' Borsght,
°vee' tarty yeas, has be;
oath s tr/ervi
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d which has been
e the signature o
de under his per.-
since
erksince its fancy..
'ye you in this..
0d " are but:
he health of
rident. •
All Cozunter
Experime
trifauts and'
Ianrde'J .'3t.�.s,'s
til, Soothing '(S.,a up_ is
ilPabl`il, '1t�,/rriEtfeu a, other n
a eta.
Per than
rel r'f-ot Cons;
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On inconstant use:fo
Wind Colla end Din:
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therefrom, ar by re
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The Children ?$ .,anace.i--.
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The Kind
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Y'S
Flt K crrY..:...
0
ht
oe unto you
r ye shall hunger
full.
Not spiritually (although even the
penalty of remorseisYfollow
your neglect of this national warn-
ing) but ye shall hunger in the
trying physical, sensein which
hunger now grips the peoples of
Europe.
We know "it is difficult to talk to
the belly which hath no ears;" and
it is just as difficult to persuade a
person who has a full dinner be-
fore hinm, to -day that he nnay want
for food next month.
But you may as well let this fact
sink into your mind —the last
people thatC'anadcz and the united
States will allow to suffer for
want of food are our fighting
men, and if a sufficient exportable
surplus of food cannot; be raised
and saved by voluntary efforts, then
very drastic rationing measures
will be enforced.
It may astonish you to learn, that in
1917 Ontario did not grow enough
wheat for its own needs. Conse-
quently every Ontario farmer
duke 6 : 2
whose laid is suftab
l�, leas beep
urged to sow 5 acres inore spring;
wheat this year so that
Ontario's
demand for wheat shall not be met
at the expense of that portion of
the Western crop that should more
rightfully be shipped overseas.
For this sante reason every house-
holder who has a garden or a piece
of vacant land is being urged tel
grow vegetables, because the mote'
vegetables that are grown and;
eaten in Ontario, the less wheat and
meat there will be consumed, and
that being so, the Ontario wheat.
crop should then be sufficient to
feed our own people, and leave
more Western wheat and other
foods available for export.
Ifo
y u have 'notet
y decided to'
plant a vegetable garden make app
your mind to do so now. You will
not regret it. There is still lots of
time. .Potatoes and beans may be
planted up to Jane 1st' and these
are the ;best substitutes for wheat.
and meat.
For good, practical advice upon how to lay out and cultivate a 'Vegetable
Garden write for a free' copy of the booklet entitled: "A Vegetable Gar-
den for Every Home." This has been prepared' by the Ontario Depart.
inent of Agriculture for the guidance of citizens who will respond
this call for increased l d to
production.
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mom amino mm• dama* *mm tmeerm =moo
® ....o - oceanat .s.., zoo., ...n.
rganization of Resources Committee,'
Parliainent Buildings, Toronto
Dear, Sirs
Please send me a copy of your booklet t'.
, ge e:. ,�
� �E �sil.��i., Garden ,,
�[;�,� � dela , for Every �iD:iiCa
Nance.
Address
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In Co Operatton coat Canada Foo