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The Exeter Times, 1918-8-1, Page 4rt UA'' &YT ill ghlands o Onta fou end, alt the %rutin,' of your 1.?e .LGO ti Q UIN PARK ITSKKO1 A LAKES GEORGIAN BAY ,SAKE or BA I: S TL LAGAM 1 ull aot~a play >na J: r :Piaui' on inadvan r +ate s;^ SEPT. 01d•i.BNi.hk'�r ti.O TIJ AmW O to* lea* o- Oar. did �o ace Offensive oaks ol test t"c>rezgs ?ins u,. only ' 4 e n-. _ 7# .a a, er WO "Joints wa?k.tu,g deviati: ;,Dict it foitoevs zi swills tba C as ahoy* 0011q -fest w€id le v, illiog to oa Ail the pan t eraix nisi ani? dun r41 sbe T k.apdef iv t e Efficient Plant Does No Cosi -f ticilt. p>i ezrd Eli -orient l;'tuaamaitag %V $ sle n„$ for the nRai 1o�v directions Regarding lequipuzen zaxati 3aast.aHaitian 11ay I:to Secured 5trib tc i by Ontario Departzasent o clgrletittzre, Tomato.) 3?el' Lsli cry irt� he, he unr lienee tbo .1r4zi go on tett helping. t,I,e hes #a2, etied reeeaa'ly, 1 ;5 boeu re eived through Ami- 1,10i—hand in p>erfeet reenirl' tl ee, ti »flaks €n the Rt `'ei Rs' - d to the ex - the 'Gorman :Foreign ace 1ai11i. 11e011or Oreig Ct S Laf the 4 compa-- i ob- last phis duratto D build st n short, it is izatitaet carol e u t 1 siuet+: ti ducti r room depending 'spotr c&0ped by 'tee or _teel2arecall .x,i3ctt�ks: a grace fox #ieepiug fore. iz> the = of weather irlm� du P coolie o€ at shot;, and natan'ealit tele,: sayk for a "ep it in good es a pa ._ tb? ., would ' business and economy y to calm azo ,gi: on t' e farm? This Hies t � oar f<.s n s p.- icuL sly. since ey prot3aiae aY €'i of + lte iS iahle� piodiacts s milk, butter, eggs, fruit fa.n.(t' 1_aG it, +lteg e ti$ whet` SEG? e 04 the a C ti rr Lha. i zarra 00 5 'W.TRICi Atuusesdiaxtsel£ While Sl ila� htered. AMSTEU,DAM1, July-".nnaeror Viltiana tyro a cord"n« t his a or - C i o f It to cos esponaleat, Bart I' ostler t ae battle of Rheims from a rlictr gave i-iinm a good view wide eeetor of the front, sent to- opa ,foist this vantage point, rnports, tiie following tele - Are no, Ia= 0 1, t he tt,h izYloi;irus his troops arrive behind, -tie front :rakil, stzan witch the et tower. this Majesty '4' aeto tis troops. w o d to } is troops is:, o' the 3r nperor and the ai: was seat on July 15 o the Ceaan o3 ,t�' is so promptly checked cl AtnA lit<le a ekee b1- the iteraitti +k, Rcaaner, who 4fl>4aAtttat's iia Emperor in these l ltr�l t eeevet: ons and dere ibes to in desp netts tis I 'A11ra To ;tnza ger" says the or Izt,runted Clic 0 -loot tower ns* tits da3 as wttelt the battle, s3are>� Ca'tloet in the moaning,,• rtR lit I crs"ae 'the llamas rofi f lo a andl 5av5: army Sfraft.: boon that I aa31 itt titia Set -lees neer and that wis„tes ettotiteee3." f,mw tw, n,t nt tater, a€, a shaky dial fight o a *mail C Its' � 'la signs the tti+ des&iii saS Ix i%;`l. t 1 Si :t 0 tit? CRUELTY, +l tat tltowit 1t"ittlout at<*, B tiu: CII ttato s loot l4u s'itiziy" bar ;t oQ 13a•dt '. bI e1 bat. i, .0 1e 11'ler "Asea•c04i were li good near QJ Ong 9?'iAi tit' 0 5 e • UV.v or?es else A. J. f " ii,:'fid ;i6ib LANTO Red Keir'. 5020 s .1L1;.ES' S;'. O"a°m' N B \w M„ MI,TCIIE .L tand dais;:,; this season at tit ITtOPt_OL1TAN HOT,EZ STABLE' EXIITEIt Bed I-ieir has been enrolled in ac- e�vrdnott with chapter 67 of the Stat- rtes of Ontario 2 Geo. V. .:ou,.. havetwo dltarices when you.j <srxeid. to a horse lake Red ftrir (50201)' you ;do not :,get extreme speed your are sure of a high class harness or show horse. RED IIELE is a beautiful seal- rower colt. He is one of the hand- somest horses in the world, a fault- less Individual, a pure gaited trotter .and one : of, the .best bred &las sirs: is Red Badge 36808, grand- son of E.t.d. Wjlkes whose son sired John 1:.Gentry 2.00 --i and many ethers, His Dam is Daisy -at -Law, record 2.15 3-1.: To insure a .foal $15, payable Feb. est, k19. The Pure -Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion S.COJTISiI GEM Imo, 12560, 10260 FORM Al. iSeottish Gem imp. ' Re istered the lJanacttan Clydesdale Stud 1300 00 No, -12560. Owned by John iiler• of B.ay. Foaled in 1;309. has J.ren enrolled under the Ontario Seal- !' ',,ion ;tact. Inspected on the hth day' December1917 and found to be x%di, of good conformation and en t !'final typical of the breed, ;The celebrated Staleion will stand ',d►t the ,season of 1318 at his own .aalaie, Exeter 'North, OP, Zi. J. IY$IJ laE is 1,. 0 'dyrt:d ine atad Tai sled tt !rr tiielt' hands to ovst au cl there sold it into utter ii* 1pales lnit to rely upon ilio Se ration against ,as etantattxic ants nisivioatHIt "' 1 Cas. Do we know Philipp Scheldet Re has been for Gerniatiy nn it able means To conquest. Nobody will ever beelleve 7Pta8liPP Scheidernonn again. b otri sa; th, art anti? 1 alu- Cerelro-Spitxal 'Me11itagit€s. Rise tering cases of cerebro -spinal ver among the British troops in Fiance, The Lancet says: "Only- one e'gxt Naas been of real help to us izt diagnosis—stiffness of the neck. In testing for thaw sine it has been found of little use to .raise the mates head <'t:x the hand or ask him 'to bend Isis Ix mad. forward when ling on the bac ,. A men who is feverish and fewl ttg ill will often not Make the effort, It has been found more reli- able to put him on his side or to sit him up and then make hlm attempt to put his chin on his chest. If in this position the neck can be fully flexed without difficulty or pain we have thought we could exclude cere- 'bro-spinal meningitis for all practi- cal purposes. The test is almost as quick and as easy as looking at a tongue, and if it were .made a ntine practice in every ease of heaehe of unknown origin we believe there would be less delay in the diagnosis of many cases," An ge of Adventure. Not so many years ago it was com- monly said that the age of romance and adventure was over, that in, its place had comae an age of prosaic routine. Whatever truth there was in the statement, we are certainly in, the midst of an age as adventurous and as nobly romantic as the world has ever seen. Every deep emotion has been play- ed upon in the cast "four years; every lofty impulse has been roused. And it has been demonstrated beyond all doubt that the present generation is equal to any that has gone before it in planning and doing of heroic deeds.'', I1 is some compensation for war Ito be thus reassured that mankind is not decadent; thatthe human soul has not deteriorated; that men and women will respond in the twentieth century to every call made on them in the name of duty and unselfish- TT nselfsh- ness. oneirul c man :S'a` $ to be tco hard on his chrlrlrer's follie." "Then, if I marry your daughter can: I expect you to make proper allowances for herr"'-__a. at t otttflttest Ql t' tit lbtx 11 ll tc�ii;tl t1 t oa tend# h Irl to tll� ttt R. r att t. Db titles • is C The dos be ul Hca trlilltlo .i every flP'fl1 ct Sized. 1'etlxa good liettltlty and tYae body. I get -tun lurk Count l 01 ,pore lv atex on ?rdbe over cauttlla- lttrral titan robust �r°cit iced r the cent:ata.inactdl t't>tis ,c'hiiia .alar britlg tieatli 1;'131 littian ltt. xlils; tht0 the A tinily 1 circle. it.ao.lt >r Yt tx Aaen et 6 water supplyppa, CatY tlyda ..". r>t"wad,"� A1.'S7U . , lay be so protected tui to vent uinution and it ourcly alae u'tu wisdom in every calx to ensure an abundant supply of !litre water for matt and beast Where the household supply must be drawn front a well or a stream lit senxe distance from the dwelling the physical labor involved is great. it Inay be assumed that when no i pitmibing is 'weaned an allowance of i ten gallons per person per day for all purposes i5 necessary. With a fziniilk of four someone— often the h.ouse- I'ie --- Must carry 410' pounds of Water a day, or over one ton a Ineel,. In the stable touch the same con- ditions exist. The task, of ptnnping. water by hand for a large number of live stock is slow and arduous- wasteful of time and trying to the temper. And in cold, stormy weather the stock when driven to an outside tank or an ice -covered stream, will rarely drink sufficient for their best performance or development. Water systems in each case pay their way in dollars as well a5in conveni- ence, comfort and health. The question of cost is important, Many improvements may be made,' however, such as safeguarding the well from pollution, install- ing a hydraulic ram, septic tank, gravity system, etc., which are not very expensive and when the farmer is able to do a good deal of, the work himself the cost is reduced to a point where thousands can afford the in stalations.' With a practical work- ing knowledge of the principles of farm water supply, water systems, equipage and sewage disposal few, indeed, who have impure well water and are without household and stable' water conveni- ences but can make improvements of, a most beneficial nature and, at a cost which they can afford to expeu.,. To give such information is toe purpose of a -bulletin now preset e to the farm public of Ontario by the Ontario Department of '' Agriculture. Parliament Buildings, Toronto. Prac Clea! information, as complete as;pos; sible, and so arranged as to ena'tfl each reader to find quickl the',I <"l'a It � ticular problem be is most intereselr. in, is given regardingevery phase o the water question. To further as sist those who may wish to ting .- improvements or installations iht authors of the bulletin will gla ii: give personal attention to any gero tion or problem which may be see 11 is 111 w 0 t 0 tt .flits ,btt, pt e.e 3tt the lits 3t, has said 'r sir «Hili eels AI ip TO GERMANY. -r� 55' Chu laE.lti in enrol er Hous menu FIGHT Do Pisa Waatrr Nervous 'Sher Energy, In Useless Frett"i The inuMediate ;rause cif neur-Ogle is poison in the bleed. Therefore our i of set ' a._ xs to veep aile i>loud pure. anal% healthy, ;is it is only whefa the blood is poor that tite neuralgia poisons ate velop in it. Poor blood is caused b>y. lack of sleep, lack of ,fresh ;air, improp- er t's)od and oyertztieue, by too little oxer ise and by mental worry, Nothing is easier to say than 1t'orry" and few things so difrieull, to earrY out. But ty "don't worry" th docior^s mean do not YVaste aalarat,l, errous strength 404. 'x•1 iatzg, over things bey''eur Dint of puiting elk ;luring Beals n1U1 cel J t} ed >wetlraug ebeeffa : as eep. Otherwise your sleep.,: ssed and tttftil and will do le godxt. .e• 1.iawise man who maade it a ,atting dig ;sari eait,e r 10 o°clack at night. He at en,Y fioaald ateverha.'e been a victim to ial a. n 1 ,� up Ellie general toneof*he aiery, este ni ;shtl you will have little dif, salts 10 beeping, o x,et voile ailaaiet S, sot lnly nearuigm,--I-07dron Mail. AOE MALTA A GARDEN. The island W44 Q?ttc , Per to the l'4 '' e I t ildait * "" like betpra tlse to fota Ql1Q a Irmot iansagi 4li n the 3laoeardien, Pre"" bly there ;;satue soil some: ttn0 llittle venen her a Rock Q0' Rei ^ea ra�tk, e 501, Alert of to ' 1 lar 10 k here it the clams to of his 00050 011. i.ntlus 0 proceeded to xaak,p of 11,, `- liey ihai'ebeer doing tthe eetAeries., till now edluc: d i.t to 4 513.0 ert,, and e L'u r•ea rock i5 0 !,(teach from e+14 dl. aimed, those ce+ he,' mih ttie.fi Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind You 11 v u.se for over th Aiwa ought, and which has beea. ry Jan borne the signature ot a .een Made under his pert- i Allow —0 'Otte. 'tq'' ,you la this.. rid jo4 (ma" are hut - h and endatige 'the hearth of erlerice' against Experiment. ' rnexca:titse. t tPrtaec ero than thir0t4ears aithy and nature sleep.'„' e oi 115 Friend. CASTORIA ALwAY'v, Th Kind You Ai Rff aldill°er, isloed.. ITAL 11 8 000 US Branches 1 outeux.An 1,,,PXMRS OP RD the 1 hall d 1.1 i flllioh "with hprmunT. li~t and united, it: uit- endslikps and loyalty, and we are about to be more td, it is now imperative a. successiu1 end, to this ble struggle, After a year of .e trlll< it is now tittle to realize the intentions lchich the Central Em- pires' state repeatedly have un- artiznoualy= state,l, which threaten no one end: wblich alma at ax general re- conciliation of ibex people. The Aus- trian Government will contribute All in lis power to the attainment of this srdently desired end. yFor , the attainment of this aim the outward manifestation: of power alone does not suffice. There must also be a development of internal strength, An absolute condition, therefore. Is continual' constitutional, co-operating with Parliament, to which the Government will scrupu- lously adhere." R see right .iinges In Philadelphia,. PHILADELPHIA, July 29. --- One policeman was shot and killed, an- other so badly injured that he prob- ably will die, and sixty other persons were injured, a score of them seri- ously, yesterday in street fights be- tween whites and negroes in the southern section of the city. More than fifty persons were placed under arrest. The trouble started over the kill- ing of a white man by a negro short- ly after midnight and the wounding of two others. It continued inter- mittently from 5 o'clock in the morn- ing until 7 o'clock' last night,and with the fighting going on in half a dozen parts of the district the police found it hard to cope with the situation. Peasants Return Home. PARIS, July- 29.—French peasants again are choking the roadways be- low the iltarne east, of 'Chateau Thierry. But this time they are go- ing home instead of leaving, as was the case in June, when the alarms were sounded that the Germans were coming. Every road leading northward con- tains streams of peasants and ve- hicles of every description, with ef- fects of all kinds piled on them, but on the faces of..the people is a differ- ent expression than that which they bore when they were going the other way. The expression this time is of anticipation, but also of anxiety, as they do not know what awaits them at borne. Michaelis Is Worried. AMSTERDAM, July 29. In an. article quoted by the Berlin Socialist newspaper Vorwaerts Dr. Georg Mi- haelis,';' former German Imperial Chancellor, warns the German nation that there" will he a time ,of dearth after the war' because of lack °of,- Shipping. ' n 'doe e nobody, could! be Cts 111 thcrso incl:?, nor is eI benever in 3-otar reedit); ya t 01ilo across a word wirictt iss not entirely vicar tat you droit pair book or newspaper* -es t,bQ :ease may be. and consult the dictionary. Don't delay. If you do probably you tviil never look the word Up. It is ser- prising how meaty words one may add to one's voeebulary by this simple method.—New York Times. An Egyptian Delicacy. ve, try has Its ovvn little deli - les, and Egypt is famous for ita kabobs. The kabob is broiled. meat, but it is brolleal in so ridieuloas a fash- ion as to be really funny. 'The peddler tiling like that in use„ by our plumbers. in it he keeps tm a small but hot fire. Attached to the gide of the furnace are a lot of iron skewers. When a custom- er approaches the hawker takes a firnall piece of meet, muttem or goat, the lat., ter being the most popular, cuts it with a sharp imite into a long ribbon, winds it around the skewer and plaees it upon the charcoal fire. " Scene of the drippings are collected and, vrith a lit- tle salt and spice, make a pleasant sauce for the kabob when it is done. The Pepper Vine. The pepper vine grows best in a wooded valley where there is plenty of moisture and abundant foliage to pro- tect fit from the heat of tile sun.. It is given a rude sort of cultivation. The growers plant it, keeping the grass from its roots, and when the tree near which'. it is planted bas no lower branches strings or peles are placed in proper position to enable the vine to climb the tree. It needs no further at- tention Bringing the Paradox Home. "It is when the impossible happens." "Then we had a paradox here this evenin'. Ma said you couldn't possi- bly be expected home before midnight because you had an excuse for stayin' downtown." "You refused me ten years ago." "I remember," said the heiress. "You said it would wreck your life." "It did, I have had to work for a living ever since."—Life. Feminine Reasoning. Stella—Her gown is just like yours. Sella—I don't care if hers is a duple f 'nine but fdon't want mine I. v. many could the made happy eel: the blessings which are reckless - OF CC) E C MUM" WALKER., R ERVE FUND, 0,00 PURCHA E. TOC S Bank cquire,live.stoe and is prepared to give e consideration to apph'cations lor loans for this purpose. itx:grait BRANCH—A. B. RUM, %TANAGER Orediton Branoh—J. Mo Donald Manager. e„„ PERRY la DOUPE, Licensed Auc- tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo- cality. Terms moderate, orders left at Times Office will be promptly at- tended to. Phone 116, Kirktote Ad - IW. RoBINsON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND, ;VALUATOR ilkor Prentice of Huron Perth and Middlesex, Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt iWarerooms, next door to the IClentral Hotel, Main St. Exeter. Cha.rges mod- erate and satisfaction guaranteed.. S. Graduate „Victoria Universitee Office and Residenoe, Dominion Labratory, Exeter. 1,Aetsociate Coroner of Heron Barrister, Solicitor Nota y Conemiasioner, Sotlicitor foe tine Noisome Hank, etc. Money to Loan at lowest rates of Interest. OFFICE—MAIN ST, EXETER, ONTr MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount of private , funds to loan on farm and village - properties, at lowest tratels of int- tillarristers, Solicitors, Main St, Exo- ter. Ontario, . THE USHORNI) & MERE FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSuilti- Head Office, on Farquhar', Omit. President, . BORT. NORRI4e. Fullerton and Logna, Solioitors, Exeter, afternoons. Phone Office fia Re;sidence 8b., Honor Graduate of Toronto Univere- eitn. are Teet extraeted. without pain. ono, any bad effect8. Office over Glade - Exeter, " reran