HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1918-6-20, Page 60FFE1SW BEING CHECKED
Ai A11. POINTS IN NQYnN AREA,
Advancirig Hordes of Erteiuy Repulsed With Heavy Loss.-
Made Some Gai:is in Aisne Sector Fut Failed
To Improve Theta.
At o1a t�`-, t le Tight
CleSl.?atcx� $re,21 PaT2S �: r 4 s, � G��a ,�P..e A.
militated Fire from the Fre ael guns I started n lisg" divers1 '1.�
,p+ # o'the Ferest of
: ,: 7i"{6.xM�, r t�exa�
caught l �i,''Z t: GeA 3T}{} } (k%4 $ 5}
tempting, a eounte a het gferi enemy 00
l'n tlae• eloo� �t t oe auk
Courcalles and Mere',
diet sectors and not o44 dtQVe la44, ? e.or II tP
the adcsac i„ wcaw es,, t`
# lnflietc
very heavy les0,0 Y
War Office aaaott.itko
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Country T'rtatiuGts-- aw au'w .
Butter --Creamery, solids, i,
41 to 42c;i prints, per lh., 4
42' -le; d dry, per lb.'
35 to 33e.
Eggs—new lands, 34 to 85c.
Pour—Reoeters, 2 to 25e4 felCi
28 to 30a; ducks, 25 to 30e; turkeys,!;
27 to SOc.
Wholesalers are selling to the rte'
tailtrade at the following pricesi--
Cliee a—ti�'av, lare'e, 23 to Loc;
twins, 23;7i, to 2.1? c; old, large, 2534
to.:x.2
aberc Borden, Canada; Rt
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relEaiers ik4$S`d ria '"p•ji' SktSl};
es, ?715 t iia; iso a. Daava
z ?lI.;sseS,'ewesalanil Pt,.
W. F. Lloyd, Newfoundland.
eerge
Geta, Christia`
of 1 gees to Occupy
Day`,.
don saw`s•–
'aw;t- ¢lra.)r the
anssia for j
s�tr +sec. orni- Sola?1:- ,leC
im Geo tenor; pryr
ad Neve1e
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s.e.en
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All A 1.t11
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inforior te:
rr, be, il Si:• 110 to $12 00
t�:e� e wti-s, 1t3..kla't `es 57.50; ehoice I.
ttzlxes, 535,511 to 'S 50; €rood, 8,50;1
sheep, $15i.sad„ staring ?nos, el to 2d,
,; cents per pound on boas. Se:ect bogs,
o s 319.50 to 319.75.
LLNOT CALL i9 `».art..
ca
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a
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BY MAfl, FRR.OM, IR
LAND'S SI ORES-
sineoroer
suss t1
if s.n e (0
stn t
eres1
ma it , the a of
as'a t ailwtr
,Sa;a aneta00
y Dep oto
3�ra aspst ib S'
to rgsa + e�'
dredge we
et'fie ;' l. -.i ?e br atirht+ up t. 'a Ce.77,3t°'_k Sails .
it >ay?, l and theIttad of aro old il:e, y
Genesi Six ,le wnKler Denanse ", M.D., Inas ";
hassles be i ; ippoinated on tibe gow ca°rblpg laod l
�:Px'ieo a, 1 1 6�O"_'ser h .' 'ten ng l,.4! a s7g
Incl, saw tb at tlae, pay is good, but tbhey
to
e
e`
1'11 Si
f 11/44
TES OF INTEREST FROM >d U
BANKS AND DRAM-
s
RAMS."s Going On In the highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia„
Successful Raids Carried Out
Against Metz.-.-Sablens Sta- tt Svl��
tion and Other µPoints.
despatch from London says: The
official tial staatesnent on aerial operations
,sawed on Thursday night. says= 'The Military Medal has been award'.
I "Our flying squakira?5 °11.the 'renc 1 ed to Sergt.-Farriier John Connally*
battle front Wednesday Were chief} t•A Penicuik. a� e ' wvan aha
1 engaged` In ofien$ v patral wvcrk,,, T �Fo' Tranent boys h
il seeking German anaclt?,nes aabd f,ghta e`l Milit:ary Medal, nailtely, Driver Boylo,
alaent tulaere�es ,fopnl� `"hey destroye, R,F.�,, and, Pte. D P.T .
Innes some 4f wahicla; Lieu S T l,?ic son
flames atlaea°s..zroae ;n , .lko wi'as
awarded '
S la enemy a3rp - ;F , , +_ Wiz*
9 t down an rpi
Iwaen i4 F'or .
alae air. One of our n ac111:°°s on' this' Gress, is a 500 of John
sector i,e missing. good +. F Thornhill.
a deal 0-
-The of Magee
"One British front=the barozietc�
. the 7
ia;l Lec9a.I'aisssile -1 .. "II „,-< , Leeellie e ettaei through tlse death.
1. �. er
serisi ohservato�a wvas, cari`zed; Sirs John Alexander Miller;
onzi UWe lost, ii,w,a �aa�aclai sea au,nzd cie- ^ Sergt. II.Patterson,_ - , , n rri
oasts,i i, S.l
'0 -roved fx o Qa*la aaa ra a?, s, \ o os Ne aw'miIns.Khas been awarded
i ether nostee,Ti'
a
&4e:
S
1 dow n oras of do
, obseryatitif, ball
I pig
drown
Do
6
s
driver foot ir: ,.a:si sd Conduct* Medal -
24
5
German r The T3istinguised Conduct Meda
ttmiat down W . l3. Z at -
k0,..x, has been awarded, to Pte.
song R.S.F., of Lesnaahagow.
The. first Victoria ` ass has been.
tz
j r LA oegbgilnbyl?shireead.
by arivate John -
{i
ieut -General Size Oitaries p`ergu-
7th B .ronet of Kileser an, :sans
xn awarded the Gro' de Gaiierre,
[tine so.3se h A r foi'nle i'S G!S%,E2 ...'
Sir"i?tazra rroe, has beentrans-
splendid mi>,itaars hospi-
04 iG;i&ioty
��r;al,
es
011
Rivet p£d IA nil 43Q,
es
c 3X
ri
r01
ilring over fad"
w ! itoiy tti ati in 'n• otic
root. til Marr. &bila in the
t; fil.altt
di
sere ,ald b
. They
American ahil,
. after roamP`&a}
0 seven tuenth ,
atiled. ehi[
th So'eiety'
f4�r observation k h 4nd r 016 WIC
pllu g, A ma4ovItY of the
t e, been taking ;place back of
There is an ,incie:ssing number of9
;rna i;a aviators being calstu'red un -
tet along this front.
not 0
New
mites
Cape, ;de
henerary
1 College of PliYel
is announced that the
NADA IS PAYING ernment has purchaeed
eria
or th
of the war and for after -
A despatch from Ott; says:— ward," says a despatc o the Ex -
The totn1 number of pensione aweriledi change Telegraph from Melbourne.
oLDs Bpleobb A ,„ from the beginning or the War "P t" "The first two clips involve the sum
Ill
oast his
ri
vais
Is giv
returned
in Wigan.
expected that one 0114 a
rni additional ncre,,3 be under
tillage in Ireland V31,-, year.,
Military M.otlai has been aNt'ard-
Signaller 'I% A, Brown, Royal
irkilling Fusiliers, whose PaTeIltS
I at. Bellynagarriek, Armagh.
Dromore Count,y, Ty- °I)
,ded the Vietoria ';c;
oe
ieti: „fished
d en Ala
ernrideet: of
tack, At tlieeet
'Observed en tWO fr4r11.
"lint-I0C coarse. of atte
the car bombing rnael
'ILL HE
IN FNDENT KING
een
e
Dr, Fra D. II.Oyd, Eiliebneg.
The freedom he eity
burgh has bee offered
ve
be
7 IT
avipatth
The
a, by fighti
when
Major the Rev. John Fittigibbon,Ithe mr. The skipper nliafinrohelliCrea
rhe Victoria CrOSS has hcen award- su
John Fitzgibbon, Castle- and platted his steamer so that he
took advantage or the eastorn light
John Shiel, Kolbegnet H01150, R05.- and brought the enemy astern. After
of t 1'41. t :bout five minutos the
eubranrine went down and did not re-
appear, The skipper got in three d'
if to ,rott hits on the U-boat.
sell the town of Carnew t the ten-
, ants was accepted at a meeting of the MANY LOST VESSELS
tenants. ' MAY BE REFLOATED.
An order has been issued stopping
the exportation from Ireland of pigs
alive or dead, also bacon and ham,
except under license.
The farms of P. Gilmartin, a Car-
11
May 31 was 34,879 and the total num-1 er £100,000,000, It ts the largest common, hm been neto.lea
ateh from Ottawa eays ; ber of gratuities was 3,013, according wool tranaction in the history a the death in action of his son, Liei
ors of 19 -year-old men Is de- I to the figures made Public hY the world and insures the ebmtnereini and Side].
Viten the proclamation recpdr- Board of Pension Commissioners. financial stability of Australia!, The offer of Lord Fit
e rnen to register was pub -1; —
to 26c; twin 96 to 2.61;:m. ilished, it was intimated that they ,
Buteer---Fresh, dairy, choice, 40 to,would not be required actually to re- I
42c; creamery printe. fresh made, 45i port for duty bc!fore July, It 1.s now'
te 47e; selias, e -e ee -15‘. I considered improbable that many, if
Marearine--28 to 33e. Th. of the men will be summon ;
Eg'-.---New Inii, 3'9 t° 40e1 new;itefere September or October. 'Up to t,
laid, hi cartons, 43 to 44c. I the preeent 51,833 men of 10 years of 1
Dreed DerultrY—SPiln'e e" ' -, age have regist ti for military ser -
Live poeltry—Spring chickens. 55c; cent. wouid probably - in medical
roosters, 26e; turkeys, 30e; hens, 33 t,o. category A, that is men t for &el i
.370. eral service overseas.
Beans — Canadian, hand-picked, ---f.
bushel, Z.3.75; imp. hand -Picked, Bar -i RECORD PRODUCTION
Provisions-1Wholesale In ten hours' sawing they turned out
despatch fre::SAWN LITIIIIBER
ma or Indian, 56.15; Japan, 53.5'0 to A
Maple syrup -31k -lb. tins, 10 to a ---
Ottawa says: A
tin, $2.25; imperial. five -gallon caasireport on the operations of the Cana -1
case 514.50. imperial gallon tins per
per can 510.50; 15-galion keere, pee die': Forestry Corps overseas receiv-
gat, 2.00,,, maple sugar, 1-1 . box,' ed by the Militia Department states I
pure, per lb., 24 to 25e. that one company in France has ma e li
a record production of sawn lumber.:
Smelted meats—Hams, medium 36 a total of 156,000 feet, hoard measure,
to 38c; do., heavy, 30 to 32c; cooked, or 372 tons of one -inch, two-inch and
1511) to 51o; rolls, 32 to 33e; breakfast three-inch seuare-edged butted lem-
HF-1-,`Ilits Is AN
OF MEAT WE. HAVE
1 HAD To COT Qurre.
A PIECE OFF FOR THE.
IOVIEN
Horne From the Hues' Hell.
A repatriated man, assisted by bluejacket, helps
a seat on the tender ship.
blinded
desp fr Washington says
'Unofficial estimat naval experts
show that in ss of 1500,000 tons of , „
Laken over owing to non-compliance ations condue
with the tillage order. I the other allie,
‘,arily for the purpose, ploughed seven- assist in this carrying with
teen Irish acres for allotment holders ithera a fleet of powerful sea -going
the bronze medal to Geore•e Healv for
rescuing a passenger from the steam-
er Cork at Dublin*
service of Major P. L. Leered, Ghurka —Complete repulse of enemy attacks
One Viet ori Cie
bett won by old pu
ies Academy.
The Rev. "William ',Tar
Cross.
Th Medai ward-
ed to Corporal Thomas M. oton.
a Light Infantry, whose wife re-
s Troon.
OW MICRWIIE!
verdant and Valuable Substi
For Wheat.
twe
5
Try field of buckwheat this year.
It is a wheat substitute and will bo
needed more than ever next winter.
Buckwheat will be sure to Imve a
mciee important place in the human
ot or selvage (mere, It is useful for
In addition, buckwheat
.a are to be seat to "handy" crop. It can be gram: en
rlt great variety et soils end tinder taany
different conditions. If crate berlev
or corn fail in some parrs ,of the fields,
try buckwheat. If you have a field
that drys up late, try buckwheat. If
you have a 8aildy corner on the farm,
try buckwheat. If you have an acre
that has just been cleared, try buck-
wheat. It is easy to grow, and will
often give good returns on soil where
other crops will scarcely survive. It
must also not be forgotten that buck-
wheat will respond yeadily to the
richer soils and to good cultivation.
There are several varieties that are
good, among them being Rol., or
Rye, Silver Hull and Tartarian.
Bucltwheat will, as a rule, do well
if sown any time during June. It is
best to have the soil well worked in
ordtr to start the crop growing
quicltly. Three to four peeks per acre
8hould be sown with the ordinary
grain drill, and don't sow it too deep.
About one inch in heevy soil and not
Ilis Majesty the King lias tiwarde.di ie*
ITEAVY LOSSES ON ENEMY
k despatch from Wa4hiTigton says:
ontrade to
The death has taken place on active
Rifles, son of the late R. II. Learcd, , north-west of Chateau Thierry with
Glenville, Wexford. heavy losses for the Germans was re -
Owing to the pressing need of ported on Thursday night in Gen.
yourig medical men at the front, the Pershing's communique.
appointment of two medical assist -1 The American lines advanced on
ants at Richmond Asylum has been [ Wednesday by taking the last of the
deferred, German positions in the Belleau Wood-
soRR1 -rom,au-r 'you WILL
HmETo DRINK NoOR COFFEE,
TRE CREAM To Itae
60 NUNGR`i
COME KirIN:11-1-TY
KITTI
To BE USED
As A 12 1,14C66
FORrt
•
more than two inchc-s in. light soil is
'the proper depth:
The crop should be harvested when
the large proportion of the -seed has
turned dark. It can be cut with the
binder into ,loose, small sheaves ". and
stocked as other grain. In threshle,
it Is best to lower the concaves'vrto
prevent crushing the seeds.
It is more important this year than
ever before that the garden crops be
protected from injury bY insect pests.
I'Window boxes in hot situations
I0nd once or twice a week given liquid,