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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1923-2-15, Page 2� nultenant•hitt+;tmtuuitlugt;;n:uyllim+imtmul!+uuMietn�in+mtntvtnurJtansam �''o2°'IliB3$0 4r^Iied� i�Y� ti9elk° �'d� Af6C FOR' . g FIN C (In the green packet)' i41 S • iiIEST i�'L T , �.. h]. e u fl in .y ool;; 'AR18 rad Z .vchae' .s,-, .nuke ° Goictm Te ,•= ` ` e Sonc is came to geek aria tp save thea, which was Inst. Luke 19:1 e satri • �uet ting Pux last lesson vinclicatiolz of Jesus for ;they showed' shows how men may be drawn near to by making his vows to Jesus, that he tlpd in the spirit of faith and the was the cause of conf,e. sieln and iram- epixit; of. humility. This -lesson shows ise: Jesuswas going to he the guest liosv lite `Seta of prod draws near to of p chan,;ed -man. Half of my goods; a 1 . nie;n believing that there is something probably y half of his yearly income or orwa una ainents.l Principles of Co- Qp rativt 1`,Aalclietiog. x{y R,• D. Ooltiuette, I3. i. A., Pit tessor'� of Ddarlceting lticonomics, Ontario; Agricultural ;:College:" AR'TiC E.kA VI I: A pure co-op e tive marketing as-� sociation must : have no intervening body of steel-lioldeas,-dra.ving profit' ns such, between the grower and the rg sale of ;his product. Only producers of the prodliet handled by the`associa'i tion can. become its rriembers; and, if !the association` has capital stack, its L, worst. of men which kina.c,s:•at perhaps half of his total possessions. _That nasty, dry, hacking, 1mg wrack- stock should be subscribed: by nlem in acher Soon -seeps the his a�ppJesus in Zacehaeii' The pacer- quir encs goesfear beyond me re. i ing cough is very wearingou the sys• hers only. • This prows tke of Jesus and 7;•rusalenrs occurs on quirel w : i the o11 i . this matter. , rusahem through•fills flaw claim�l znly _'fifth. I re-; tom.--T.he constant coughing disturbs voting xrower eorifined strictly to tnp� rite way to Jerusalem,x+aducer-members. -' ' It is the last journey of stoma him• fourfold. Dere again the the;rest, ?seeps the lungs and broncl>iai l 'The chief interestTof the proc1ucers J`�ao' ;penitence of the publican goes beyonKl Jesus 1 Jerusalem. ptubes in an irritated condition and he in thein association o is do its- in- • the it Seeker, 1-4, f the requirements. In cases of fraud," longer it is allowed to stick ilio ti stock but in .A Determined the c s'�men p Vs 1, 2 Passed through Jericho- Stere athe ranount and one-fifth more. more serious'• the menace becomes, for ! the efficincy" with which it markets Jericho was a city of priests and a This dap .is salvation come. Jesus if the.. cough becomes settled on tho their products. That is why the eon- ci'ty: of publicans: The presence of sees the:.--tope-heatedness of Zac- lungs, consumption may ensue. trot of th0 association shaull always terico.ibl�ss x was :due to,ort fact that solve . In this penitence fflr and re- We know of no remedy that will re- rest exdini�sively in their bands. If Jericho was very important trade solve for the future, Jesus sees the outsiders, marketing no t ntrE,and t r�refore a place where walk of God's ,spirit. He .also is a lievo skubborn coughs -coughs that Brough the association, were to hold rnui• taxatian\would be exacted. son of Abraham. It was faith that won't let go like Dr. Wood a Norway stock :in' it and by the ownership of Zacchaeus. He was' a Jew engaged in made a Jew a true son of A.ibrahan. pine Sy, such stock had a -voice, in its control the odious work of receiving taxes. •This was rite teaching of Paul when he Mrs.W. Haswell, R. 1t. No. B, their interests would , in inevitably con- 'T`he' publican was associated, in the draws the distinction (between the one mind of the Jews, with lack of patriot- who is a Jew :outwardtly and the one l , N. ,• ' —"Having used flirt with those of the producing' mem- lainBedford, and extortion. Zaccliaeus was 1� S f S 1 b The mere stockholder. would be evidently an overseer among the tax gathers and had enriched`.hims.elf by unjust methods. Vs. 3, 4. Sought to see. Jesus. The trrs:e'of the verb shows that Zacchaeus d had made repeatedeefforts,to see Jesus liefarte.he found a suitable place. Sl'lto It is the `first +business of everyeuriescorse I could hardly apcak.". he was. It is deepinis est, not idle farmer, to reduce the fertility of the'_ ity, that prompts him. Doubtless o ' There• is onl one Norway Pine flyrup h' `� f Jesus, sett, by removing the largest crops ofy: who Is Jew inwardly 'The ono i Zh good's Norway Pine prup (arm ars, lean is, cones to seek . save was the'Flu.' epidemic I must say T can- interested primarily in a high return_ lost. '.'he. case of Zacchaeus was an i example of the very, thing' that Jesus not'bilis® it too highly. It 'brought- for ,hes �caipital investment; with the other his would be a secon�l��?ry con- . :sideration tan, c ;, ,; for nights with a •nasty; dry,' hacking ' produe'L bei rg .iUrc rnapor�ar, than cough and sono - throat, and 1• was so; the " amount. "Of the 'dividend oil `pis estnent. in capital gtaek. The capital, stalk' of, an association, therefore, should be provided. by its members. Furthermore, the amount of stock held, by a member should be proportional to the amount of product which he markets through; the asso- ciation. The co-operative 'principle in this regard is'that each member should finance his marketing organ- ization in proportion to the extent to which its facilities are utilized in ni b marketing his product. indications, of his strong desire to see At prresent -thea hog is the best and .grain is actually wasted. A mall This method of financing requires. Jeisus.< Rich inert: da not readily 'put:... ,akin � animal an the Can- am�aunt of tankage added to the ra= that "readjustments of the capital...... the members should e o Stant farm ,animals. better meat tan has been produced 1'ttl b especially imip i carne to da. almost instant relief after being awake': 1 t the efficient nrarice ting• of he had heard many t. things o • which the soil is capable; but ultimate and in:particular his healing of Mini Bartimaeus , on his approach to the failure results for the landowner un - city. Could not for the press .' . he .less provision is made for restoring was little of stature."- There was'a and maintaining productiveness` multitude with Jesus when he had fiance ofthe Kind of Protein Hog Fe given sight to Bartimaeus, and doubt- ''— leas the" crowd would be augmented by his latest miracle. Han before . cli'mbeai. up into a sycamore tree. Isis eager action and his surrender of dig- nity in climbing the tree, are added and that 19 "Dr. Wood's." Be cure and get the genuine., Trice 35c and 60e a bottle. -Put up only by The T. Mil- burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.= A BY HENRY G. BELL. g money m g ld be continuously, • ar periodically re- adjusted. The continuous method of readjustment is rather too complicat- ing 1 hrari hes Bich made the 'climb- {hat they make use of so much rough- should carefully consider. ed to be discussed` here. periodical to ing easy. Without doubt, he had to. ages which othn?rwis'e would go to u' eat is tankage? Tlirs materai, . read�ustinents should be based on the share thus .point :of. vantage with the: boys of jericho, , -taste B proper •rheice of breads which is giving such .good results in average annual amount.of product Y and feeding or hogs it is possible to combination with ordinary farm handled for' each member' diming the s • s limitg member isincreasing he.' should looked ass another enes,s. of n of the ,b - �- � ss of Jesus to is an znpaitant fact, because it gives. meattrimm'in�s and which � e the seeess and heart turn his money is subjected to a very high steam required :at intervals to subscribe'for. the farmer a chance toq . o- ai-t of matt.. ` Amid the, the or of t he,' be the case if all • than v+oui a oftener, clamor of the multitude had heard `cote , the cry of Bartimaeus, "Jesus, thou the money were invested in some slow - passing' dives to such pains to see a adran farm At all times hogs are tion would have produced more and stock heldmgs by li gassing sitrang r nor db little men than d d care to confess , their i eness y climbing a tree. Fortunately the At first• because tof the:- very rapid by the entire grain ration. These are • more tree had large,low, hent o-rowth and second,because of the fact points which every Ontario farmer II A Willing most, 5-7. turn out the finished __product within feeds, is a. by-product of the meat- period since the last aidjustment. If . V, 5, 6. When Jesus came .. he the six month' This in itself Backing industry. It is composed of the amount of business done for a °OGDEN'S LIVERPOOL" o.. , cooled. 1t is decreasingof 100pounds. of milk.pendin largely on the production of pressaite and is. thoroughly ..., additional - tc�l{. If , g The feed cost .. ;. • - :B' awn off and the remain- year hvs ;sto ltholdm s ;�����. • 40 cents: o X1.00 de t:_e herd. The fay is dz ficin ea> : to de., g. _:•� �.�.. ��� �aites front .i , Y ed der - is dried and finery- g•�ound, and . houkl be reduced and the excess paid r VERT BAD t as,da •astern: tan �=NERVES- eoii"of David, have mercy on ire," and growing stock. h � r cession to. his ;. , •s� prayer. ' LN ograntthe last "fe;u , e many pWithin y amidst all the excite- � . a t, Now,tea discovered pr 3 ' r,im �ortaii�t Iroxnts have ds n.:,. nient:, he is aware o.� Zaccriaeus and"p of all'types of g : the feeding yp understands his anxiety: Make haste, 'rebardin8 g ° livestock. Latest discoveries show. cit he than it makes a maters ' h pause. In ai -priestly y, market 1*8� placed; on the era g back to him. , There are different grades of member ceaGes permanently age. 'Th when,a g + n+ "from 40 to 60 ,ex mmedit he should Mrs. Join Case, R. R. No. "4;' St, tankage containing F to produce the co y y bothered ver much with nay heart aid and come r down ... I must abide aLg material "difference highest grarre material feed ship and :his stock holdings should be y trig this material the animal has to retired and the amount paid for diem nerves. " 1 mould have such bad pains the heel 'taut of the cin what, stources"lite protein carnes, 6inmyHeart, at times, 1 word, be almost Saes not h ?i Y. feconsume the least amount to get a returned to hrnr. On the. other hand, •iests but-the`h�ospr�ality of e de cr instance idle same amount of bioafraid' to move or'breatite breathe, -an at night 1 ,:. f` abused;:publican." It is the :geacious rein rem one seed rim not accomplish maxiiiturn quantity of growth. anew member should be required to 1 iconid not steep.; . v •r. which • In feeding :tankage care has to `b purchase t k th b • 's as Tf the a•ns in zu heart were gone, of . a t{on growth s that gP y :, acceptance1 _d � Zacchaeus wolkld t - - Catharines Ont, writes:—=" I have been ,. Totem. It is best to use the ;to withdraw his member , cent. of p be required-. 1 since in e : stock e same asp. o c i ox ,as ra i . , u _ no n '- ci°. a:- C -e , . inert Sr is s�+: or • lt,'.. 2??ezt -. =tS:. nmy nerves ivouid; be so bad I could not ,. 1. .-,, source: `°' yh,i�s � pis eype- e; er , gs;--��1,_ Lii��•Y,. . , �'�e ,�s . ., ..: �,� Ti -another • _ r ` -' `- •.✓ : _-.... �....•.. „_•..yi:.,,,,.1,,,....-u 1: e.�„ pi, feet; has .;oncentratecl. i.oung pigs . should ie- Capital : subscriptions may bbe-paled.--lieanct ould only get"_ hti-e s cep, r - p . been e el p i . _ through nful in their am inV•cash and the bal.:b ` .being tired out. ou h a alumb+er of calve bur's �ablesppo >�T in cash or partly3 Adeveloped thr g n ' de �Pdu --- aa •ecl o bean a • cce � pteal The love o f Jesus was not a. waiting love, but .an. anticip at :g 1'ove. "There is riot a better illus a 4ioi.,of that, insight which Jesus had into the -hearts :of. men_ Zacchaeus. soughta passing glimpse. Jesus of- fers a 'tasting and open friendship. Madehaste . came down receiv- ed;him joyfully; the, swift obedience and the whet heartedness of love. His heart has already..opened its door. Now love opens the door of his horse. *ST: 7: When they saw it .. they all murmured. The critics and censers of Jesus:were never absent. Jesuswas always under- the jealous eye of the faultfinder. It was part of the cross • ,el at Jesus Carried that he was always Ignorantly or wilfully- misunderstood. -As he pointed ovt on another occasion _when John, the. Baptist came neither eating , nor drinking, they said, "he path`a devil." When Jesus came seeli- tag thecompany. and friendship of nigh they said, "Behold a pian—g lut- 'toneuu, and a winebibber, a friend of p ubliea ,s and sinners." Criticism of this kind; -ever turned. Jesus from the a thway of his ''higher; purposes. PIl' A Noble Penitent, 2.10. Vs. 8-10. Zaechaeos stood, and said:. nye of the crowd seemed to have fol: - ante m -'deferred payments For de- My- stomach was also -eery 1rad. and ferredr.payments it is preferable. that I could eat but very , little, and: then 1 t things r I would. have so A Perfect Bacon • H. 9 notes, bearing the regular rate of in- terest n_ only c er sin tines o_ much distress which always made my t t d h' definite Maturity for nearly two years, until one day -1 was Cres an awing - heart worse. I had been -suffering dates, be. given. Such notes should be; telling our druggist the way I .felt: Be advised ire to give Milbern's Heart and Nerve °Pills a fair trial. I have now taken five boxes, and ani feeling much better. I ecu able to do my own work, and can "eat- anything• I -wish. "T cannot praise i1,2ilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills too highly.'" PACO 50c , a box at .,all dealere or 6r .. SS • By balancing your plga, rations with Vdift-IS Digester' Tan. - c . .,'Makes Rapid Gains—Reduc©s'Coat1`dl<aices Writ%fcrr Free Booklet- an'd Pelee GAII9i ST..DIANI 9 , '�,�: nited . , 118�TORONTO. 1 i so drawn, as; to :be negatable.at the banks in case the association requires the money befere.they mature. : Provision can, be made that 'a per- centage of ' each member's returns ed by the as•sociation to create a fund to be applied •to the ,payinent of the notes. The notes may then .13e can- . direct on reeei.p. of price by celled: successively as rapidly -as funds mai The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto very careful feed -tests that tankage rations. G,:rowing Pigs tmfo t° three acetimulate for •the purpose. proves to be a, very dig-estible form months old. may consume as much as The payments on. stock:in a co °at. 'of -protein or lw.n meat -builder, one part of digester 'taiikage to ,10 operative marketing associatien maY investigations in 1.P19 which Proved, hogs can consume one Part•of tankage and not invested in ermanent as-ets 5Lituticps. Every effert is made byl: Mo. Agerie. Exp. Station repartedl parts grain. . Fattening and rnature be the following, -facts regarding the., 0 15 PartS regular giant. Biao sow eX cept to provide neces,sary office xisting. o-ope . ates to esta,b as feeding of tanka,c,e in connection withlbenefit materiail•ly frorn one part tank- f - '• • " t t liarnion4ous reIntionsliips not • only "A ration of cet'n .10 parts and In 'planning te take advantage of hand from which to meet current ex; atituti°11s• . capital 0I1 with the hanks•end other financial in. but also with established! wheat and cern: age to 12 parts grain ration. keep a fun& of working tankage 1 Pant Prodtice•d' more rapid the valuable market °Telling in Great penses Snail ''• f 1. 1 i e r - rvoir distributing agencies of a non- 1 szsculative nature. - The ..'..access of a gri.ins than clitl corn alone. "For the entire 120 -day feeding period the ration of corn 10 parts and • 111 Tone Up B-eeders hatches—sturdy chicks. Now's the time to se- lect, mate and condition your breeders. Pir.„M Poultry Regulator makes thenm_doswtrriopbglralsl,dphuealthy., Gives tone an ts them in Prime condi- 'tvioignofrortobrrueeding; insures suc.cees. ry it at ou4r;Ir.t. Your lvfoory Bo'clx, If YOU Are Not tladefit9,1' 'PRATT FooD COMPANY OF CANADA; Liniite4 332W •CarLaw Avenue, Toronto 'Britain for Canadian bacon the Can- reple.mehed -from handling charges. - `ad.,,tiali farmer will benefit materially 'yen/ lergely en the maintenance.; lay -a.' „close study of best methods o.f lowed Jesus and Zaccliaens on their - to. the publican's home The 'tartleag,e 1 -part producsd a daily' gain feedinol While breed is of tl0trilnar,3ci tale hank. It may also be utilized in , th le So fair a • • h e dail -ain of 1 pound quahty of 'Product is ,also ''-oPendent initial payments on produce fonvard4, publicari overlica'rd the scornful re- oF 1.27 pounds per head as compared iiripartanc.,•• the actual Y an making advances to members as' he himself, was -concerned, he recogniz- Per head made with the corn -alone to a very large extent on. proper ed to it by the -members for market- e ,UTC11. - ed the justice of the remarks. He was nat.() Leefling. ing, ' When bells have ceased Co sonatd S sinner 'and he' knew it. He is there- • . that lie had made his. wealth b'Y' false" suPPleniented with tankage' In this itty' hber roads are being accusation. They were a promise, for experiment 498 pound's of a ration ,o/ England. prorr,ftses restitution to the wronged earn 10 parts tankage 1 -Inert, procluc- and gifts for the poor. They were a od, as mech gain as did 582 pounds of • corn e'en, under similar conditions, Had Constipation For Six Mentils "During the last 42 days of the trial Was Relieved By the hogs fect tankage, in addition to the whea,t- ade ore ra id ins. 1.53 pounds per, head -per day as cam - A free motion of the bowels daily pared with 1.26 pounds." Otegon Agrie. Exp. Station report - ea in 1919 as follows: confession. for' they" plainly indicate1100 Peands''''af gain when the corn, was ehould be the rule of everyone, then there will be 310 constipation, stele ox bilious spells, lieturtlearn, foul breath, sour stomach, etc. Milburn le Laxa•Liver E'ills -will regu- late -the flow of bile to act properly on the bowels, thus making them ractivo Ana regular, removing the constipation and all its allied troubles. Mrs. R. C. Hunt, Port George, N. S., "The tables show that 100 pounds capital for permanent invesuments tried in the fermi of central warehouses and equipment. One way to provitle sueli facilities without using tip the at -se- a elation's capital is to form a subei_ Ldiary warehousing corporation in Klopa::::TaioustE a 60, per •c.ent. t-ankage replaces nea-e- 'When the back s.ches or becomes IY 800 pounds of grain. Weak, it is a warning , "Besides the above results eight iheaotifedbeacf°tnolie aat-€ofneeetee.a t'ud. sh°u1c1 be' Lasts condue,ted at Union show that 100 pcunds of 60 per cent. protein Ia 1)°a11'6 IrdarwY Y°11' Cina tank -ago replaced 327 pormds of grain. :fretnaheedtyroilt,wdilogvioayrigwilittbtothtoldwseoaakt, "Vac; a re sill nel c ate clearly the writes: ---1'1 have been tioubled by be - el 'its: hack and pre-ven, any' and an which preferred stock 'is issiied, back: - And all: tit e folk Aire praying; Then can I seo From -ail the valley round. The'netes .but lately pealing One by -one returning "-Like roohs fo 'a tall tree. ed by the credit- of the association -- Corrugated C'g',:alvariszed The confrracts between the association and its menibers can be utili•zed oollateral security' for this preferred stock. The stook in the subsidta.ry is preferably sold for menibers but they are not required to subscribe for it as is the case with the -working capital of the associat.ion. That portioa of • 1>y members of the parent associao.on the inveStincr abbe. Lake bon " 1 Direct • from Manufneturars to eon sumer. Writo got Prima Special .TerfeLs to Farme;c .74e -Roofliog Co. Linalted 306E :i.194 King St. W Toronto *mg. coastiPar,cd for -thelsst siT.__. months, l'inctenalte oto, tta.11,11.0(agige,zian1L.a ,Pori°3.etelt,riclisiiill-d/P;180,f- kl;nd-ct'°f sencus kialicY tr°111)1°'. ; the hand'S cf the Patent assceiaticn- I . , . ,, ' ' , ,. : . , of ,the sub,sidiary should:be entirely in .... IkLY t,01,g110 l' - ' ' 1 an oagae len in IITYloull't of /rem o t9 .,,,,ritcs:_tiiror ; three years 1 had. When a eenSig-ninent 0-1 me-Pr:001c. -; Bow Sivor irrlitation,Proloot back ached so mach could_ not , s cop eta nen an advance. payment of say ' c;`'Lle 0e-t'''''"daaa Tric to us° ll'ilharlift9 '1?,,,,t'•X- fi" . ri,,,,sose, aro imprbaut, firating5, 64pe,.. : at night. ,I tried everything imagis. .75 poy eept: Of the 'et;tneeht market 1...., -ii,•ti,lot. .wher, .,i, ,., tiveri?ills; which- 1 did, alici, to,v -1.- 4in ciallY -far 'Ontario ho•g pre•clucers. On able until a fricad--a-drisua ma to take pr`ice, sirauld- be ratade '.to the ineinber. Prrif°s`',ugihst;8aNtoTreas;°:EnoaNbli.'irisire'rzir'N°b5., ' tho as it ,t -,,as before T. get, that way, and ity of sae -Jinn -lad edge oh not a fevi ':: and. I ,liave Inver been troubled_ shied." , pertecttY 'wall. i5 as Snl()61-11 Many Onta'rio farms there is a 's.cate- Doan's litidrio7 used imo'bc'xce To , Make Stich ',advance:a" it -is fliVtlgi:DV0A661t=;f owe it all to yoair Pills, of xviiieh T. sa2.„0.1,s., „,„„ k h ,k h bean's Kidltey: are 50e a box.et tiate exf,eiasiv c_redits .the banks, :enttienierati maxaintim 0111A:1,110e from bnTy tsvc idea that it. is' better coon- all; cle.°'ieris o9r[1,1rarpilelarlaii)ricct con lie,ielrtt_ These ci'cdits arc seCured en tile col- reteleiftisl,c'netx''telainil(ling'scch;v7risl'15 3rnePs,Yrs,PaY- ,,P)4so -11 c'11.11 "et 't11 110110ra. 0r on-ry feed the holne, grains than to Pr'c° '° ' ial .6" steral serntrity-of warehouse TeCeiPtS, Tlain in the, vent.. Illtsr n'to 14irball'u Cri-; that t.he hoes .ire held 1,,raelt front' Sce "timi' :011' ul.""'e 3:11"4 of till p: Capital, This , ) 111110hillg frO'In One 1;0 two nionths, Loaf" si)Pcltrs °11 the box` mait'es 'it -11 ccessary for a co -Opera tive Itc°41°111° )9"1"t' $40 interest on it each year and her principal is now worth more than P5°3 riKaintgi°ntret,t.'LWiernat,ited Toronto trusted her -modest, in- vestment .tO us: . [LIST because you live in' town, there :is , rio reason,: :why yon- ,pannot have,. as good a choice of-• sotind investments as city people. IF you will send us .,-ciour name arid address, we forword you periodic- ally a copy of riVeslment Items, which will_kecp you thoroughly informed -as to the trend of the Invest- ment Wiarltet and will offer you good securitles which you may buy by mail order on exactly the same terms Its financial institutions and large private invest6rs Send now for it. It will be well worth your while. 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