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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-03-07, Page 3'MI 70.919 lieeefteemaasamenemeakiemeaaill55 S IADP nraw.acted•. CREDIT 'iMENT urgent Rate. 'STRICT: Kirkton 1 Zurich • Ft)l SOLS. ndhalf acre of laud In the E;gruondville. The property on Centre Street* dos.'teriaxn church and Ls lm own rcell property. Good, cern.. i use, good ° shed, good well t cistern. All lands of fid wberries, raspberries, auk shes. This Is a corner pro-. no breaks on front, and i in a good state of cultiva• a is a twice property for a. mer and the taxes are light, ulars apply on the premise* Rankin, Seaforth. 2584-12- R 84.tt, R YOU SEE Bond ertificate, provide& `ge• with your first Lp, : has spaces _tor amps. 7-ertificate with a ace is a Dominion for the payment of nary lst, 1924. vest less than)41 -paying as it proves to you. 1s Stamps cost $4.O2 4.O3 in April: and hy. r THRIFT Card (I6., Fs at 25c. each). Thrift no interest, but a filled . I $4 when , youinvest rings s Starnp. 62 FILES, BAN- S, ETC, MARCH fT, i 1 t. •�� � t gni The highest class a security and .a patriotic investment. IfVA to sell, i�e.Mold � 'Should' moi. the. proper Our Managers will. glad.to townie this end without char e. else again. - Marconi believes that after the radio message leaves the earth and the earth enveloping. atmosphere it passes through a ` vacuum through which it can travel with unimpeded force for limitless , distances. It -will speed moreover, not in one partilu lar direction like a . telegraph wire, but in all directions like the ripples caused by the dropping of a stone. in the water. Thus it hies through interstellar space, traversing,maybe, thousands- of solar systems,- and it may happen that somewhere above there will- be found„ an apparatus attuned to catch the signal. The in- ventor of wireless' does not believe that there is any limit to the dis- tance a radio message 'can, travel "' ough .: a vacuum, and through the enveloping atmosphere of planets. Its rate ' of speed will be the same as that of light, and it has been cal -- 612 culated that Tight travels at the rate of 186,000 dies a second. On this basis a flash would reach 'Neptune .,� RUR. E xPoSIt DISTRICT 11 TERS IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Lillian. Maud Nash, little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Nash, - of Harpurhey, wlio died at her home on September 16th, 1915, aged 2 years, 3 months and 11 days. Into our home a Lily came, The fairest of the flowers, The Shepherd called the Lily home Into the Heavenly bowers. . We miss her most, who saw her smile And heard her childish laughter ' Upon the shinning streets of gold, ;She is walking with the Master. , next brought mean anonymous card She only Staffed a little while, ( which I will . quote in full, net for its And now our hearts are sore. literary worth, but 'for the last sten But with the Angel band on high She dwells forever more. • :short` course ° Extensive work,. are ex- perienced men, say for engines, *.man who .has tried out in practical farm work all the possibilities of what that engine can do. The instructors in the agricultural subjects are nearly all college graduates, who, also have had some first' hand practical fern work, probably when boys with no, one to help them solve a knotty farm prob- lem, had to figure it out himself. Those are the kind that make the best and most_ practical instructors. How would it be just to extend over for another time- this extension work and talk a little on current topics, and I must not omit to tell you we have at least one vicious German in. Winnipeg, for only the other day I wrote a let- ter to the Daily Free Press, advocat- ing no Gertaan. immigration until Ger- many showed repentance.. The very. A Friend. BAYED BABY'S . LIFE Ms. Alfred Tranchemontagne, St. Michel des Saints, Que., . writes:-- f6Baby's Own Tablets are an excellent medicine. They saved my baby's life and I can highly recommend them to k , This German of Winnipeg is only all mothers. Mrs. Tranchemon- voicing the real sentiments of Ger- tagne s experience is that of thou- many. This is the first tune I have sands of other mothers who have tes- been honored by a German shell fired ted the worth of Baby's Own Tablets from, Winnipeg, right tinder the folds The Tablets are a sure and safe flied- . of the old Union Jack. It is time we: eine . for little ones and never fail to had a deportation law to thoroughly` regulate the bowels and stomach thus clean out all suds traitors to the relieving all the, minor ills from country, they have come to snake a which children suffer. They are said, by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The. Dr. Williams' Ont. . Medicine Co, , On tence on . the chard as showing_ the real -feelings of :Germany, which we must take note ' f in our Peace work. The card is as Of , 'We do not care for the Empire that you boast the sun never sets on, for Brazil and the Argentine Re- public iwll receive ''Germans . with open_ arms, and if you are looking for the repentance 'of _ Germany, you will have to look to Doomsday." FROM MANITOBA Dear Exptsitt r,- I think I might, • with .profit, for a short time, take up the ,work, just in a general way, of Manitoba's etension - schools, of which some forty or fifty /rill be held in this province during the present attended, winters acid have been well to , except in a ease or two, where Ting.: STERN =REMINDERS OF RHEUMATISM gS Be sure to got WRiGLEY'S Look for the same in - about six hours, and on its journey wouldhave u to . thedcirca 14I Venus -Marr- s, Jupitier, Saturn, Uranus and: ether interesting points. • Neptune, it ought. to be said, is tdrenty-eight hundred millions of miles away, This is roughly speaking. • But it is to be feared that there is no life,' as we . understand it, on any of these 'planets, the climate, accord- ing to our astronomers not being• favorable. '- Macrons therefore,has :higher hopes of an answer to his call from planets in other solar systems. ' Of these the nearest, , according to* Who's Who, is Alpha Centauri. This is a long tramp, and the distance in miles,' if set down, would strike most readers as the war indemnity tobe paid by Germany, rendered in marks. In fact it is 'about forty-eight tril- lion miles and several rods, poles or perches; in .fact rods, poles and perches. The flash from the earth to Alpha Centauri wotidei arrive, if the .message boys were reasonably prompt, in something more -than eight years, and probably as is feim ed, on a Suliday morning, when ev erybody is in bed or not home yet. However, Mr. Macroni sent forth ` his message ten years ago, and if it should hapen that it was caught on Alpha Centauri, immediately trans- lated, and 'shipped back without cen- sorship, we must wait ten years. In - the event, of the other folk having devised. a means of sending messages -f star it might arrive sooner, or latera o far we know, Sinus is the most aloof of - our neighbors,- Sirus., which is, the brightest star in our -heavens,. being distant some ten years at the rate of 186,000 miles a second, which utterly dissipates any notions of week- \ennding at Sirus. So it would appear home and living, and then stab the that. it, in the course of another ten. country in the back. • The eyes of the : years no answer comes to Marconi's West are watching. Ottawa close, and impatient ring the prospect .of es?ab- will not be satisfied with nothing but lishing.. a connection between this a complete clean up of all such ele- world `and "another will be strictly lini- ments in ` our midst, and while I do ited to that between here and the not uphold violence,' the soldiers took Hereafter. There,are, however; stares the quick, plan -the • other, day withstill, more remote, but so far as we 'German club rooms in Winnipeg, so it. know it would take a generation or a behooves the Government to' get busy. dozen generations to get a message W. B. through to them, ad an equal number Killarney,Manitoba. of generations to get a Message back, Flu, decreed_ otherwise, and no Ldoubt the many different branches taken up is a lasting benefit to the young peo- pie, who require to take up this class of work. The past ten years has-been a period of such rapid development a- long industrial..lines that it has been found very difficult for educational systems to readjust themselves, quickly 'enough to meet these changed condi- tions. In every industry there are groups of people who keep folly, a- breast of the times, and agriculture claims a greater number of these pro- not the -real °cause. Liniments "'and' gressive people, than possibly, any outiaard applications may give tem - other industry. Thus it has become poroary relief, but cannot cure the accessary to provide a means for talc—trouble, because they do not reach its ing to the people. living in the rural source in the blood,; The sufferer. districts the latest results obtained t from rheumatism _ who experiments from the Experimental farms,. the col- outward applications ;is only -wvasting leges and from other progressive far - valuable time and good money hi de anent. The means employed up to the pending upon such treatment, the present have been, special lectures, in - trouble still remains, and it is all the stitute meetings, agricultural trains, time becoming ` more • firmly rooted— and Extension schools, of all these . harder to cure when the proper treat - plans, the one that seems to have me t is applied. ;Treat this, disease suet with the most approval is the th Dash the blood . and. you -,.will soon extension school, as is evidenced by the rid of the .pains `and •tortures. As necessity to hold fifty in the province. cure for rheumatism .Dr, Williams' In organizing extension schools no at- ink Pills are .unegualled. They act tempt is made to - cover the whole - range of subjects which include the directly. on the• impure,weak blood; following: Gas efigines, live stock, they purify and strenghen it, and so yield crops, vegetable growing, pouf- Loot out the cause of rheumatism. dresstnak- r. D. 'Lewis, `postmaster at Eseuin- try; dairying, bee -keeping, Mae, N. B., says: "I was• attached ins, millinery, tailoring, cookery, and farm book-keeping,. but instead those with rheumatism, which settled- in subjects are chosen on Which the poo- my elbow, shoulder and knee joints, pie living in any community consider and at times caused me great suffer- there is the greatest need for instrtic- ing. The trouble was particularly tion,as for instance, one year it may severe last spring and , I decided to be as engines, this year field crops, try Dr Williams Pink Pills. After and next year some other subject in taking the pills for some time the the list- I have mentioned. Whatever rheumatic pains and stiffness in the subjectis chosen use is made of the joints disappeared and • I have not short unit systemwhich has been since had any return of the trouble." . If you are suffering from reheuma- found so effective' in industrial train- tism, lir any trouble due to door blood ing. What is meant by the short�un system is every subject is carefully and weak nerves, you :will find a cure analyzed into separate unite, each one in a fair use of Dr. Williams.' . Pink of whish is complete in itself, and can Pills. You can procure these pills be taken by the student with profit to through any medicine dealer, or by himself even though he niarnot have • mail at. 50 cents a box or six boxes been present when the preceding units for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' of the course were being studied. By Mediez ne Co., Brockville, Ont. eliminating all unnecessary prepare- - tory work, and all work that does not IS THAT YOU SIRIUS? apply to the specific subject to be HELLO'. taught, and by making the program One is rather inclined to put the.an-. as flexible as possible, the needs of a nouncement about Marconi sending a very large number of people in the message to Neptune and intermediate community can be met and a remark- points on the front page in lieu - of the ablylarge amount of work can- be daily joke, instead of considering it corered in a brief period of time. This in the philosophic and scientific de - is accomplished (first)by making the. partment. However, what Marconi `home by any Constable or probation unit so small that it can he completed has already achieved.makes- it officer or officer.of a °Childs®n's Aitl: n• (second)by dealing trifle risky to treat as humorous such warning in the time given; society, and if after with a specific thing at a „time; anything he says, no matter how x foil loiteringin a nub- p instructions as extraordinary it may. appear at first the child S (third) by making the xn sits o y lic lace such child may be taken b�*, practical as possible; (fourth) by ap- sight. The only. doubt Marconi ens. the constable or officer to its hoed plying it inteligently to local condi- tertained. was __whether on same .of r to the Children's Shelter.-- tions. The fact has been. frankly' ac- the distant stars there were human o A parent who ermitta his child to cepted that in times like these, there beings, or . creatures of - intelligence, asvicelate this lection shall for the first will be many who will be able to at- : judge: int 11igence, and yrhe- tend only at irregular intervals, on ther they had established a system offence incur a penalty of al without account of shortage of helpon the costs and for a second offence $2 and g of e�rnimunciation •soxtaewhat = , siini� for a third or any subsequent offence farm, and it will be a great boon to lar to that which 'beht°s ;.lila name, . them if they are permitted to attend He had . no doubt whatever about $5. when the particular phase of the sub- his ability to send "his•. signal as. far. • ject in which they are interested in is as was. necessary. Shortly afterward under consideration. For instance, one Nicola Tesla said in New York that farmer may have trouble with his he had received signals, "the ria- magneto and will plan to be present ture ,of which preeluded the possi- East Wawanosh-boundry west,. where when this topic is taken up.- Another may** of them having been sent' ex -Reeve M. A. Taylor met his death inay want information on methods from any part of the earth. We do by his auto overturning on the niglht" which have proved effective in Pre- not 'stress,. the importance of Nicola of Novembeir.1.lth:last,,have made e, venting soil drifting. (a very important Tesla's statement. Ile is a smart settlement with Mrs Taylor. for the question after having such a, season young fellow—and any time this ' sum of $1,000, she having aclaim of high winds as we had during 1018.) remark is made the proper word to before the county council at its last The instructors chosen for this use is 'but?' Marconi is somethingi session. Cold or Wet Weather May Start the Pains, $tat the Trouble is -in the blood. Every rheumatic sufferer should re- alize that rheumatism.is rooted in the blood and can only be cured- by a treatment that will cleanse the blood of the rhetunatic poisons, The ,old- tune belief that rheumatism was caused by cold, damp weather, is now exploded. Such weather conditions may start the aches and pains, blit is finless they had ,.discovered a swifter means ofconu unciation. For istanene f one of the stars izf the- 1 It9Way e _ happ..ened to be inhabited and to have 1 evolved a Marconi, and to have .re - ceived one of our messages, it would Bake about 10,000 years for them to reply, which would snake it altogether too late. ' But, supposing that some of the nearer planets are inhabited and have reached an equal state of scientific developement, the problem is how we shall understand each other, •for it is admitted by even the imperialists that the English language may be not ,understood there. Marconi's idea is to flash signals. Mr. Irving It. Bea- con, in - the Philadelphia Ledger, sug- gests that we should employ arith- metic- instead of- ordinary language, that- if he had a message from Mars or elsewhere -tvhiih did not agree that two and two made four, he would view it with scepticism. The idea is then, to keep flashing a sign consisting of a dot and continue this .for twenty.. three hours, at the -end of this period an explannation , • in the Morse code that a•dot meant one The next day the comniunciation would consist of two dots, followed by the explannation that the 2 dots. meant 2. The euperiment . would be carried up to 10 and repeated over and over. The peated over, and over again. The basic notion is that a certain signal repeated over and over age* would impress the receivers; they would- per- ceive method -in its - madness, and if they could not score anything in the way of repartee, they would at least send back something that our own brains might try to grapple: with.. • WHY NOT ENFORCE THE LAW. --It is a matter of doubt if parents realize that there is on the statute books of Ontario a law which pro- vides for the fining of parents Who allow their children under sixteen. years of age to be onthe streets af- ter nine o'clock at night unless ac- companied by themselves or some adult person appointed by the parents. "Chapter 231, Sec. 17, Ontario Statutes: ---No child under sixteen years of age shall loiter in any pub - lid' place after nine o'clock in the ev- ening - or be there unless accompanied ,by his parents or guardian /or an adult appointed by the parent or guardian .to , accompany, such child. A child foundin a public place af- ter;:.the 'hour named above unless so accompanied may be warned to ° go. _The committee appointed by the county council to investigate the ap- proach to the bridge on the Hullet: and Stewart' Sell it for Less 1 Mail or Phone Your Orders 1 We prepayCarrige NNW UNIT after what the Weather is Outside s Spring -.Time at Stewart's Store Atl`the beautiful' New Spring Things are Pouring in \ Spring Time in Women's Suit an rid Coat Depart- ment Those women who are desirous of knowing'what is reaLy new and correct -in= Suits and Coats for the ,Spring will get a fund of'' authentic information from a visit to Our Ready -to -Wear Department., Alt the, Newest Ideas,, the most ap— sproved Styles and the Latest De- ,g ns . are represented in! this :de- ll lrtarrayfu1 rr . • If we appear to be over enthusiastic over thesenew garments you will even, excuse us when yon see this attractive assemblage for yourself.. PRICES Suits ...$20 to 550 Coats... ..,.,. $7,50 to, $35 Dress; Goods and�ilks. In s- pite of the . great scar. g city of Dress Goods and Silks ;ewe are prepared to - show you the largest assort - t has •menit I ever been our e to d oleasux lsla�. All P y - iri.. ht materials ofthe very best w 'ves a ea rid` colorless at prices that yell will glad- fy pay. Men's Suits Made -to -Measure s� S p-rin Time in the Print andGna Depart- ' I��: ]Client.' •�.I that the new season ushers in, m new pat - terns, new, colorings and new weaves can be learned; here by. a quiet look through the hundreds of the new pieces of Prints and Ginghams in gha have just � and recev plac- ed in stock. There is a' .charm ilii these attractive new goods—they are so different from other years ;that :they appeal to you at firsts And beautiful as the *new effects are r@ there is also bak of therm the guarantee that always goes with Crumbs Prints and Anderson's Ginghains. The prices will Tease you 'too. Knit Your: Own Sweater We have a ii stock _'dstarrl arrived t verylateSt b autitul quality _oft yarns s e.tally prepaged for Sweiter purposes in the latest colors And shades, gold, copenhagen, t�e - �. - '.� ireenr navy, rose,sky blue,' mist grey, pink, black and white. Per 'Ball 40c $25 to $45 - Why not buy • the New Spring ring Suit now. The new sutin s are hereg dor those who wish the faddy clothes and plenty of good old reliable Serges, Worsteds and Scotch Tweeds, Nought be- fore the advance in prices, which you can buy at pracrically old' prices. Leave us your measure now. - PRICE Strong Comfortable Overalls Men's heavy °Denim Overalls— made with good pockets, cut to fit, s©Iidly sewn buttons p.,uton to stay. Black, Blue or Stripe, ALL SIZES;` $.1.25 to *2.75 The Latest New Spring Suits z_ DON'T buy a shirt until you have seen the new ones we are :show- ing. The patterns are by long odds the 'most attractive we have , ever shown —made in stripes dots and .fancy de- signs, with sott or stiff cuffs..' Sizes 12 tv r8, Isrlc .:. . its inter Underwear For Men and,Boys.-- Hundreds of wise men are buy- ing U is g underwear how for next season.. It will pay you do the same. You can can buy Underwear here at very easy prices. Come early. Buy Yo Now We have a great manyfides of g0 d° �al ity Hose thit we areer n..�._ at er v spec- ,. off � c lafrices � � Lill T ell P 3Ni �e advised to lav now. Boys That Wear Wel - $3 to $12 The New Spring Suits hays begun- to arrive. They will please . the boy and parent as well. -. Made in a great many new styles of good substantial cloth at prices that are less than you will expect to pay. PRICE $3to$12 Comfortable Collars The subject of comfort is bein studied extensively by. the Collar makers. The newest - ton is the latest " tor coin. Try one—it fits the neck, the shirt and is con .'axed to fit the shoulder blades. ALL SIZES PRICE 25e Alen s Work Made of -mule, sheet or pig skim knitted cuffs, 1' lined,strongly sewn.Excellent tor , r• _ .. g Y �� ales or spring_ work on the farm. Price' t111.'�isi+liia1..66 0 WOOL VA/ /MD