Exeter Advocate, 1909-03-25, Page 2 (2)t Top
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'Io iII i* a study of tbt to
rob1m Whztis.the vitible up-
hencc s thesupply' obtain.
thiruppl
ecr What is being done
wth of timberf What
upon timber lands
imber cutting t What regulas.
tions are there or eliould there be
out, cutting timber for ties I Can
sny aatisfectory substitutes._ for
timb�r tie be ,found t IIow can
Alati
national governmen1 in its piens
for oonserv&tion and foredation
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eir
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Intelligent answere to such *
ar question ouldix
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his type would potent, Keep
s in mind prnesstily telfish
inter-
ests of VI individusti corporation
• le-stfideritr bricripeetat problem
would he Table to contribute much
to the 'welfare of a tar Wider con-
stituency. ' The trample. alleys the
conimercial_ importance -of the con,
re is far more
iii it than mere zentnLent. 1t i
easy to picture the preiervation of
natural resources and the' plants for
renewal of forests as greet natio
at enterprises whieli redound
to the benefit of the country as
*hole. It, is also possible to show
that they have an immediate and
vital relationship to more than one
branch of industry,
The .steelerete age is a -coming.
though we are accustomed to
0Peak of prehistork man •
as be-
1ongnR to the *tine- a
• -ltsz been declared a, and
;fence posts are being grown by t,ho
- farmers, not by, planting acorns
but by pouring a mixture of e
ment, send, and stone into
Mellow telegraph poles of rez
forced concrete are.COMMOu
rano, and concrete piles are.fincl
Int a wider geld of usefulness eery
year. In --Italy barges and scow*
of reittforced .conctsite aro used.
Fireproof buildings of the sktue
"lunitter" ate -too plentiful to ex.
cite comment, slid eoncretetot.
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0 01 UsKnow
D�NotWi
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•
.444 live in sueevI time.
'
lid those to whom 'the *petal
and yet, let times he Wbat
*.y. or tureumstanoss ever so
leour life .nunst 1440411 be
oteor
in 11,4=etiele*, 'of '1ho
Mk** the bearL
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01
Knowing that thh
shouki bear. with
like the **min
tbe ming ill that Iife
11
tti
0,
ahipa--to bo
_
Wiens to be ov
will be illusive,
ses th&t. are hes
1
appineas nier1y is not. bleitsed"
s and that MAW* life •con.
sisteth not in the abundance Of the
things which. he foreseeth," for not
till then- tan we • know what the
apoatle
you v •therefore under the
'4;$11 • '1,t
X
ethhii tah
. events4 not lieppe
a. et there'is. reeson for
ety I * g, even* thOUSh we
not 1010 t414..koow What'it is, *liU
tbat:that rea,;ort is, without f&ult
'or Ilsw beeause-the a
ruleth ver all.
4
41-
t. (pep
1igiuggoWus
vete toquo,
'9 to 'Iv r
'(Ju1aTds,
' ,hrslca
,Satiu '11 'in
figurePO Ovr hati.
'¶Vhere is no end of.bii)140
aruoag the new cottons.
re -longer iii-frii
x high ,as ever at the back.
1*45 ',Ix
*AIM GOEft
ARTS or• Tux vro
rat
g far
Wm* rixt, t.JE=VI iso
ing this, we can believe t.
mot are within Mis k1101,1*
:e and :0111 4.401$4b 400414611.
rd of *11, **1 '3/101X,01 the
erhapa have been ordered
ise, we isilieve- they were
rdered by the merciful 004
0 et 0 ma, XXOt A,
14,7 1tings are
le
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0 •
'-403141011e4-714014-
rite 'hat ,00Wet4A,
er fro k is back *gain
to wearcymodela.
ch of tbe braiding now seen
t distinctly,„inedieval pattern.
The suodo glove,. because it clings
LO closely, pi -Wing* greast'run.
Soft, pliable y4da braids )will
robab1y be, 'used _ajai for aurn-
1
y
tr*
oming fPW1,1, for
of black
useful
all occaio
'
fidently commit the 'keeping of our
;souls unto Mini as unto 4 faithful
seteator in the certain assurance
that, Me caret]; for us, and that
some day, if not now, we will see
that all that He does or outlets t
be done is for our final go
,e1P"
Tens r
it n I
sential
or
*ty unless
you' r
OICAL I4ESS
Pry
The mproved
Character, istlio
L5, an Improved
aye- heeve,u,
abitsints*st
Mon Enough, Mind E
T rid, to Make It a
The money V,44 talent *
listed city is tulteient if
used and distributed to
city an Edell, an Uetperides Gar-
en, or the resilizetion of any
dream, ancient or modern, of the.
Golden Age. Ail would he edu-
cated, all would partake of the best
ItingW:Oliere would be no slums,
no *bleat povertyt Everyone o
could have all the joy, the wealth, -
ough, m
4/44160ny .
°petty
mak* that
wise man's questions bslong only
to wickedness—a, *quarreloome dirt.
position ----where •• •
size* the
same time, removes,the restraint
of einscience and will, first. mad-
dening and then unchaining the
tiger;.grumbling, foolieh
taiking—
whero the drunks,rds* "tongue is
sot on fire of hell r "wounds
out cause ;1* "re4incos 0E- I"'
Oilier (or both) the slimming of the
404 physical, ,mental, and
spiri-
tual, or the nose". which
make. "the' .4:trill 'nose hills
for tho "finis mouth."
Another 0 •
oyst-..Cigarettess..
V.- Means by
Great Evils cs -
Whiob
ltomovec
Thosei
Produoed the Marvelous Tre r-
otations harac in the Natty
Ohristien Disciples, ,Which Wo
Rave Bee atuibring.
I,. Christi, our Living Leader, the
power of god, for salvation,
2. .The Itoly 040, convincing
men of sin, of rigliteousnesel and
of judgment to come; awakening
men's" hearts, inspiring them t
better things.
e_religious tat which these
The resul as manifested
ell 0g 0 • 04 y, A
4. the comforts, ..tht$44811taii the stlioolithe h .f th bod nd itt
The
e
0
e. us 0
ii
value o
dou docks rea'he*
usi, .. or v
ati, is purely.
Down.,
,„
Dirks,' you.seo the .hi
ring the wool from Victoria,
Zer1sintli2Now flough •Wales,
Australia, 'West Austrelia„
(ape a.nd Natal Over the
go the bale* into barges (or Jight
era, sia they are moro enera1Iy
'ailed). which_ ceri7--them
*rehouses. Rens the,
buyers come I time to sem-
ple the me -whole place
, ,
I
•weighs. 4oj pound*,
I 0'of the wool aver-
Therefo
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Pottle Os promise to domin-
ate among the fabrics of the early.
spring; ."
The line is everything in fashion.
now; the entre has not a tingle de-
vote*.
The. separate skirt. and _blouse are
out of fashion except with *
its . •
There is definetleffort
un-
der way to bring *back pannier
draperies.,
Great quantities of linen and
_coXtion.L. ituitings.'„- are beginning to
flood the counters.
Guimpes andeleeves are trimmed
*bundantly with .lace sod tucks of
.embroidery.,
If is believed that the' low, round,
Zilch collar, will be' worn on tbe
opting arid summer shirtwaists.
Tho Mephistopheles quilt is the
most popular of '-the .01110:0 weird
decoration s that 'figure 4tin toques..
14 -fashioned beadwork has been
revived and promises to be in- high
favor. It tertecially•popular for,
and- hags.
The ,lartivheel ha uper
in Paint busby, inch
00 in height what the Merry Wid
uired width.
ady nifedeT,liettiOOS,
cloth is Moot u
wince it styes ample warz
out bulkine
:nand bags are immense said many
are tooled in elaborate designs to
suit the fancy of the, owner; tome
of )thein have 1110110icraM*_burned
in.
'Stripe* -of the new. linens are of
the herringbone style in white
with 4 color, and thesis' *tripes, al,,
mate with white OX104 of the samo
idth. `"'
;Skirts Continue to he relood high
t the beck, but many new .ones
eve come dawn at the front;-siome
to
en are iMproye
Underneat
'
reg 0
Noti110. SS -miles
underground roads, lined on each
side with casks. Even this does
not include the rum vaults the'
•Weat India Dock, where *grit is
stored to the value of • two and a
half million sterling. Bete in the
of"4:Itita4,70.11710,7se? ur 1 0,11: rt oil e4
zpaceis ,0(10tipicaisr ro:rt, sherry,
and- Afaderits., Every, visittir must
carry \ a; little oil temp on the end
of a stick. Looking up one can see
this extraordinary etteets the
thick .hlack and white fungus on
the vaulted roof, caused by *the
vinous atmosphere.
It 15 a* ghostly place, a . wine.
vault, dimly lighter * infrequent
Seta of Pat * which you tie6
tiering far iswey., One might easily
get lost down here. Some people
would, Perhaps* rather like itt
ntAt little limps! are precaution
against that The *Milt 111 charge
seaturIthet them lor *40thet etnhtentuwre ranuosetexk:pistet at
vaults would be heti at once.
QUEEREST IN .T
0
sey 0 0, besideswines
• with- and spirits are stored in the Tv/sults,
, for instance, filled
svi 0 bottles 91 quicksilver.
Have you ever 4604 • * 4$43 -pound
wei oatiog *bout * pail of
uicksilvert It is rho most aston-
ishing• liquid in the, world. Lift up
a ladlefuls—you will be surprised at
its heaviness. Try to press clown
the surface with your band. It. re-
soisto *almost, like a solid aubstance.,
Yet again there are Trask:under.
ground. chambers $t. Katharine
Is, Where 0100,000 worth of rub-
ber is *toted. There are crates of
it in its. roughed state, mixed with,
ark and earth,. lust as it now
from ttle tree. In this condition
it looks like mere rubbish,
would never think it, woe- worth
£360 a ton;, Other eases Contain
the tubber in purer state,
finally we come to boxes of "his.
of • "ruhner ofecottleilteAet- illasttewes
knowit bicycle , As you
ern*, up front these' vault*, notice
the, trilobite strewn all about the.
handurtne pillared quail', will&
remind one of the .columned ar-
er.des down by thii port of Genoa.
There, is a showroom close by for
tioent 144114 Id The the display of tomhestones, grave.
ague Journal .0re* * A004 e yard angel, and so on. They art
information as to went or ahipped 'here from Itall • *Would
plated additious to the . (*loyal you like -to thoolui monument
ivy. The Contract. for 'the .hat. while you waitt
hip Leftl Ison.was ploieed on Isigolgo Am) artAxont.
100-1, and thvhip took
Prilsilegcs which he could ult4i.. The etterment of the oustw4r4 life
001, thing needed 'the Improved *opines*, which weresymbol*aud
Itsin to make the social trangor. meartsyto 4 better spiritual 'life. b
mation of the world, the, eliminatos is. The banding together in an
d hid fa
tages and t.elii—e4eelg i ' . r to — ing,,every evil .frOm OW 4Autakter .organization Which created a help.
_
,be equally numerous ere ' long. of moot tivy• aro raatorod to rui iltorai atmosphere.
.,.._,
Enough ha8 been 1%.4-nu,Plioiled with the motel image .of Godt, *hen, 'each 0., The courage, wisdom, gout,.
reinforced voneritte to show that one. Aiid au bo *is si ids olio, love, roottot, soil, .t)iiltiolas,
loos for carriage robes or deer for y fo Ian) bad obitruter au Their efforts to „tiring othe
dinners," The wonderful artifiei . ,,
stone ,..„ _
teeny, forms. • _ these blessingsiAntt t0,*p
good news ,
credited with all the essential pro.:, Oft of thtire-01110# the great the
rties of lninber save cowl:444i. obstacle which insist tottoitoe n* in ' 8.,,,Tho, *0041 crimple. of t6
iinee, ,,tbii ebrast),s,r!s.
- ws And -the want -of this. pro- his, lesson, is Intomper
"forests. will . ,
noed- but What he ought;
ed ,„ righteousness o 'pro.
for building purposes as DUI** zirs ,,The ootsitie ed in the disciples, .
is an adventifo. .tire does *aka! of self-control over tho art.
urn it quickly, nor rot con. Petite* anti 0**M°1111* .
sume it slowly.. It hot the, strength . T.hos, wise *man of the Proverbs!
• or steel, the durability of granitepre*** the / evil,* of intentrier.
slid ;monist* to ?surpass Alf present er, by * series of -questions.
' attainments in the future when the tit. Who Itsitli Waist who hath so
r-
• wonders -wkought to.day will be to. oirt The word* torresponding to,
gitorrowi,e tommonplates With th ' substa,ntives are, 'strict*.
steel hurled in stone; The Ancient -inter - -iv- - -
. . .
417,etetica -•st agit, .41.41,,ha ho ha
. ,
,
„.. _ _ _ ,
sit iron Tare un , to* the T woes
1\ toping:tr of Is\ lere
the .to
Ositi . been
•
realTIie conquest of t
lie.mado, by flying fOr fun.
for epee$1,1** the *utorao'bil
there always are men who
are ;willing to try something else.
Aeroplaning is exclusiveli cotin.
tryosport, ror„ 40. yolpg mitre o
itc.041: physique and nerve, with
fair. ethletia judgment and present'
of mind; the steroplarie 'otters an
opportitnity for recreation. that
has, jut enough Of the spite of 4arioi
ger and the maximum; .of the rap.
tare of pursuing. A men who has
et his dispose' a stretch of ineas.
*low with flat iickle nearby can
learn to * short time a,ntlitith
to great danger. Flying is called
the king of sports., Even At the be.:
- sinning the sense of resting on the
sir while you glide over it is with -
oat 'Whew little puffs of
air tip the nitichine, and you nnist
helmet*. on your wing there, is-*
' timity for exetcsiu.g t1
I
1
,
%XI;
*$ -
poverty.'
Not* that at
and sorrows..
*to, man, Aj
have teen i
have. sin
red
ki o
kill
MOO)
done goo
rag
the
almost
AAA," •
4,04,44
ul
Ale
's,
The tempter °site to Luther tem
Arid stiught to hide that work *in
shame .. • •
In whiek, he loved 40 revel;
Then *Luther, quick to and:
ink, Q "
e‘ his pot of ink
And OW it, at the, devil,
*
ut Saten, not too old to ,learri,
* not the one te,quitkly turn
And haste 'away in terror; ,
teed of that he *tired With itkil
t inkpot which he 1.140* still
propstea,tink error.
T Watson.011
r nthurst, On -t.,, 1000„
o
STING tort ttr*.r.
good fhinWto try when ,yotest
o 'kilter to fast; &in
of water during the fast,.but
embcr when you, *to fasting to
inve *11 reason for further fest.
ring tided to fast,. the fester
his mind to use
itt should not,
me to believe in the
determines upon
beginning.
n't let bis thusialm, for t
ry **SW with it 404* will
His first fest clitlilacensian
0
re
van titv * alight point, below. the
elt line. -
Dainty butte* bows for th
neck are shown m two tones of sof
okt blue suede. That upper row is
om.hroide4d in* floss *ilk and itt
contrasting color.
Ostrich feather .neek_collaretteS,
wide and. close of fit, come in *11
colors and Shades a stre. ono of
• ha', finishes' When
.fur is not used.
Vr tt 8111P$
Two tri, eeinPleted Spring ii‘s
of lireadeouttlit. Claim
tb
\ the Noie ivision \of ther.ou there s * fruitship
omo Pleat on Dec. 131.11. -She unloading ten thousand toe* of
°nastily eommissioned, 04 artiness and lemons from sunny
Contract,* for the de Sicily. It only tattle itk.t,14 niern.
oyes* Ghtirki, and Afridi were Ing* and before to-morrowls day.
I codin Au usts, and September, light it will be gone! There is an
1 The thiurka wasis reuly for atmosphere of orderly quiet a1nt
trrYi!e early tins month, and the 'these dock* for the most part, .but
Afridi' will not be reedy until next, they can "get * Mose on
ontli. The contracts for the ,I111 ilete$4107., 111104 up the
ibis! sod wereoplat*i .s.s *ft tut* Of torrents from
1,901$t , The In *riffle f I
hs:/ Icti°vninPlethtt! will' aittre* r6oltralpCe' aliedlld or tee43frihis"' 711h*°' Ileatr: bx)r°74 :itTrif II
TigsPrilA
htiTer'sire%; •;,... new Dread.
u ht, will not. be tompleted un
11 June, and the Superb not until
!archApril next, The' Fond -
t another Dreadnought
*4 Wit at Portsmouth on
he will have, * *loyal
of her large guns;
euew cruers, exeept seta
f about .4.500 tons
With 11;000 i,h,
oils bfiskrast they. are to steam $o snots, as
* c
I.alitted: three more knot* will he
41:1nr
13t'Itiss°.riye. ask' *fly officer which
aro the ,Iststest destroyers
,k t t.qoe or the *Aunt
,.
stout. won
lid fvts.,
4,31,
tr.
is
4
•
4
of spkes4-nutrness,
Dutch Sumatra. or Freith
aurititts, inn* on from Ceylon.
VIZ-WOOLF, SEtItET.-
o what do you, attribute yo
imst9
great many tenures,
thonglitful
masi
h th un
ly 010.0
pie waste
thine*
11X
9.
0 NO
11`.ye
Withi
t t
04
trtos,
11' .t W4,11 ten , years *1
opium I wouldn't have said x0, -
replied Aunt Iterthe,„" t •have
learncdsite* that we ea
for - stew, always if
'et are only willing to try, now
woukIyou like to go 011 &WM*
thcor She W41,4 !nightly.
the rain!" asked the three,
surpnse. "Why, Aunt Bertha1
How could we go °ow'
the -affect us in
the learit.,* We shall not even need
rubbers ?unbrollas'," she an-
swered, laughing. "You, may put
To Oat
o o and travel with you if
Bobby op-A,Rimtwa'AiS,040,141*
looked 2 tether doubtful,
but. he went end soon five children
were -watching aunty *tit& up four
long strips of brown paper OA thir
111*ChiU0.. Thie she divided into
five. booklets. 'Next oho brought! ft
pile of old inagazines,.several pairs
of acissors, and some paste
obh ,
1
est
C
'borUlheire4., -44
magazine* are full of pictures taken
"Now," she said, '"You may al
travel:J*4 :wheTo-you-Wiidi;*Thesa,
m interesting countries All over
the world. Wherever you decide to,
just find all' the-Pintiiree you
can thekhave, 411)' .111,014400t/011 With
the place, and paste them in' ;ir011,
little books, and you will . have •
mut*, of. the pleastire and excite.
tient of a reel journey, with T WM10
,f its dangers and discomforts. I
wilt leave you for 4 little while
now, and 14(5mi:come back I shall
expect to And•you all bottle again,
safe and taPPY-u
How quickly the next two hours- ,
passed, and 'how busy the littlo
brains and fingers, were!
Bobby went to, Celifernia. His
otetur6, rot of the "Sunset
h Its .4 00 to cross the enti;te itie.which7._,11 :mot
t -
ttiktota throuei; and when ho -:rcathed the stortn7 land he fihled
hi* booklet with scenes itt the great
harbor on the Pacific coast,- pic-
tures of wonderful', flowers and
fruits that grow .only under south-
ern skies, photographs taken at 44-
.ostrich.fstm, .and many other
things of interest, until the last
leaf of the journey.book 444 -cov-
ered.
'Elsa went to Japan, and *he eat. .
tected pictures of bamboo housor
and Japanetchildren with cherry -
blossoms and butterflies. •
erybody journey -ed somewhere.
When Aunt Bertha 04111e, in, again,
she brought a big plate of sugar
tittles, and the way the cebyies
disappeared proved that each little
traveller had returned In good
health with & good appetite.
Youth's ComPik ou.
SENTENCE SERMONS,
Practice is the one prcacrv*tiya-,
•
Austerity to e thief 1* no evidence*
of honesty.. _ • .
Bitting, *till is always the most
irying situation in life.
• When love lies it is better than
when hatred tells all the truth.
Love has a language the deaf can
hear and thedundi.eitii **a. * -
They best .evid"ente of a healthi
otitis iLs huliger for work -to dot
' .4,vertituoi Must' bny the; riches of
Petietlet Wi111.1hit on
No taati‘tan own, arty more,thasn
he tin eirli in his own heart.*
No man ell0 tlike Iniquity into hist
Creed and keep it out of his ehat.
No prayer meeting is long enough
sthat does not reaelx to the market'
,
The ,,things you .restlly stand for
arerecaled those Ion' run
re
ever is roort*t'theop
far e mart who thinks it *ass
bui1Lon1y for one. , it
The man who hasn't the vigor to
be vicious ueually prides himself
on his 'virtues.
The welfare (f the world may dr.
rend partly on whether you eau
whistle in the rain.
'toot users of sarcasm think more
ofita soun4 than of the serviee it
* bi
*
!ittues of our friend*
es where we
attem
the