The Exeter Times, 1917-5-24, Page 4GRilk
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, but he : read,iiy Sac7tiices ai
?e certain circumat x esie-
3iy is obedience to aueestral im-
pulses which are stronger than the
fs�stinct of son -Preservation.
Cen age is resistance to the
t ra1 fe of d: ager. ft in c
.,Waded of various elements Whin
ala ui a eoMpielt WhOlC': twat sp-
a,utter T Breus pe I.
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To make 19,t%3o g out of things]
tbat etlerzwise. wq> d have been
thrown. AWAY, to Mt n19,030,43 out
of eothing, Freed + s yy, as wkat the
Toronto, 'Opinelt ne.•��a c+9„�a;s,..��
CrWaste Cross nfet§
De
irnaanshtlsoma`-!'ol,
Iasi. Prom ser , 5 ° ado
ualae.° 30tis tTld'gt, resltTin t tbo
campaign 'f /IL • a
r:esie. caazs � �
• since sx+ �$o�es
etenn Zlgii7SCi�
to cannaea the city an the
--of this departneent the prat
Meaibollaaad says, have
between six and seven
()Bars. Mrs. Batter bas a
oluuteer canvassers. T11g
call at the homes an
gr
retleae-
'the' Itoeasewives to save all
kcal
u3te, for waste, for ssiaich the Red Crow;
a....vas# „genie intervals,
est tsst e- sponse they have met with is
dice 1 splen*fid,, haacl over I,0I10 promises
I iaas
bave already been made- reef tale Coria
writti 1 trig zatoutb,
bokeewarer: 4i done atlitullasaytidthdeclae eight res that tlik
wort, l res who
Tato Slyd#e rho Tied Gross motors is even
s cristae then that done by tear -
re
. t n Workers. '.l'beie .b"oure a
m.to ,,raleQr s ae,
xey alwtays come in *soil ag
he« rotors are airi�reta h .
Trig la no ea c1 tv the
fleeted : atad
pow ibis ties „a
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Destroy ' ' sem or They May De
stray Your Gropes
SPRAYING A READY REMEDY
Eft
This Colurno the ;dnacur t>it
traduced to Insects and. Fusigan
So That $e"_4lay lanes Thi 1
Their First ; ?earnest,
0-$3,S. C. JOHNSTON, Vegetable
Specialist, Ontario Department ot:
4rrieeuuture, TRronto.>
Gard"ea Foca.
Unfeat tnately the backyard xe
at#1e grower hash some 443,clrlti
Overcome. It Will net be aid 01
rind profit 10#4, u paust
`INd to beoa' ttboe amkt44t
"able trisects. and'. Agus dise�
Which luso much * rry aaacl tron#1
and, f eeessitate the use, of extrdardua.-
?e:Ao is to preyeint or control.:
scuba ,#nay be over=:
a ; planta with
c&n, aeenred trent
Race er firma band -
's
Ae o'�iaa�` as as lr t o� � dll4l
axon vee tabie$ adi
taIant tlt a ,�
reiued:eeiseaeear, I+ ea ae
al'A clIGV$41e eetles. B1tte4,iaVack
o .s cr4t � m anent ,cis -al t
Public, for ce ss hereby given that
a meet g of -the Electors of the Vib
gage of Exeter wills be her& in the:
HALL, ENET'ER, on ArroadaY
' $th, 1917. at the hour of '12
qy� Iock noon.
'or- the purporse pf jreeivieg nose'
teatimes for c enciilers to fin he
vacenuiea caused by the ressignation%
0,0 lkf.r., Thomas Ilartoat and -fat. Joint
R. Vitae; 'acrd further' notice is here-'
by given tet in the event of more
t 'being, pt'opo e4 for 'thethan s gsalred to be elected
' rill b.: adjourned raaxtil
JUNE 4th, 1917 A. B.,
;vitt petnenecittU 9 A,31, and
'31'e et the following
ae filed by the Village By -
OWIN
nitor sinner. 7:
ryas"�slt
r aaa
neo v iaa,tl 1 qua
sae c^.prage
it elf
strictly is what as ace
taut de at ever bluster, unless
the :soldiers are wavering and have
au tartlet% aloud by the force of
e of orae' .,.all the same
a ct' nothing :aoeord-
ste, a fact which is
ruse txt-
g.:asnerxt., A body of
ld "eerwaiTMy° Mary less
their of- I
clot, for
�aSt^o7
The t ana.dff: , natio
caps«, oeltoy, and 1:ra_
their close rot .tatazaslasp
eortaitry by lan,guilih
t; the tvar,eXcepta 0
Gcaa3{
to sexeeiere, the vari•-
its ' Ontario having
" ' tsse errant-
lough
pionsi
The, rare
Pugh* .: .
lent only seeds.
the diseaset.
plants eir rap:
RAGE, :'CAULI LOI
i i S SPROUTS.
oi. staal1 whitish co`
enertee Of an
aarletbtug
aatstl Blast helves
tuna either ties
They @at the e
eat to drop eve;
of corrfrs lee
rine dissolved iD
::.ttthe rate 0
ea b plant-
after' tri
three` er
OLLInG SUB -DIVISION o. I. -.Aid
Sila$ llaaactford's residence", main Pt-
gda>iard Treble. Depe.ty Returning
ofcer, and Sidney Davis, Polk
Clerk,
POLLING S[ I3 -DIVISION ?do. 2.--M
the Town If all, 'Wellingtw Johns{,
O. ,23. O. a: dames 11. Grieve Bolt-
Olerls.
PitII +ifx 5*AII Slt3oa
' o€ti nIeiri .
and Geoff
lerson,'A'y3g;yp
@1
Auction Sale
llt3l�Si'r 1i3GIrl C`l`S
7.1
en the pa wailer Of qhs t ate airs. 4 tra
CudntOre, Main zStreet, Exeter; on
*artidea June Zed,
e4S,i pew ,
deteatel, '.
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upon =anr`'wordn in try. reading akar
1 did ,not: understand. ny mother, in.
istead of giving Int The dr.Gnido t*Ilea
is Iter, tsniform1y uenG me to
o aiicFaa_yy to 3exxm ii, a rd arra this
r I rxdu ii %xttved asiz� itingn
diviaal a
Vote fa•Iiztmli acne esthiUV*
for to use a elietioasa rr 7std iSe great
pleasure sad *e rze.`;b,'"
be an The use- al' rsae- 3t citertiary.
e4.f:crwnrts,vsheaszwcat 3o3he,v'tllsge.
school. say chief' diversion.. • after les -
ere learned teal 5efore
arena recited,. was la tar 'rang aver the
gages of the''I;Inabridged' of These
days. No The arostmot evi
bridge-tbeN 'I I NT +NATItJL4J-r
elves lie Fc7ixeasure of iheaaue sort.
So far as 3ttp kutoviedge, extends. it .;
at present the best of tars one soIame
dic ionarie8, and write sufficient for
all ordinary uses. Brea Biose who ,.
possess : the splead"id d"ietionaccies iin
'uremia femmes wait JetSamar s great
convenience' to have This, Ictu s ler so
ompact, sofull, sad maw trnst'tvo'raur `"''
lotto leave. in most lyases„ Tillie to he
desired." -"Albert 3.Goa%,YIa.ILLL.D..
Professor of;She: English'Langliage ane.*
Literature, Yale liniv.t Apra 22,1911- C
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SPRINGFIELD,' CAS6,1L S. A
E STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA.
nnape's Dsapepsin93 makes: Sick,: Sour,
Gassy Stomachs surely feel fine
In five minutes.
lf= what you justate is souring oil
your stomach or ;' lies like a lump of
need,refusing -to digest, or you belch'
s and eructate sour, undigested
od,; or have a feeling of dizziness,
eartgurn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
mouth and stomach -headache, you,
target blessed'relief in five minutes.
'Past an end to stomach trouble forever
Sy getting a large fifty -cent case of
kir aiae's Diapepsin from any drdg store.
amurealize in five minutes how need -state is to_ sutler•;;from indigestion,
^rriacj , SQktier'.
b1i sli
1 1-
4:tf
are;
desert
azso, latae it has serious, a.%
defects, taf xrhial: the
is acs courage. Your foot
crtosca .theria,tees witbout
ataad""sstt tca take a;.de-
r tag tar t,s of them-
ie an easy matter to aim at
oc% to hit these. Of course It
c, but it is preposterous.
Blink that courage ie always
d'vantag;e-orfs, and so it is in cases
lake the storeatng of fortified places
or bayonet siaarges. But too much
courage in soldiers is more often a
nuisance them an advantage. You
do not realize this, but it in true,
rievertheleas. You do not :seem to
know that it you want to conquer
you must conceal; yourself, disguise
your approach, expose yourself to
ri lama
daegerous
soldierzr
protectie
llgbt in
leiter, a
'he tx
of pd;
;spend
to {gyres
ay tea m
rlurita5
d the
es
cart be ccataattad upon
call of their coun-
ty of''the tsacmbere
solsaut and Tiger
laved just before
:sr ''easons .have
everai well -
roma
15 s
uveuilta 3aero earn
o won Ontario clzutaipIon-
tate ;enemy as little as may be, dig a
hole in the ground and lie snug in It,
mase use Of every rock and recess in
the conhtryside, see the enemy and
not be seen. by birtr.
"Perhaps you will ' rearm all this
some day by seeing us do it; You
must run every risk in battle, but
none outside it."
The soldiers have finally learned
from experience what their officers
had fo gotten to teach them in time
oi peace.
The popular winter amusement of
skating Is indulged in by practically
all healthy young Canadians, but
kraerlea.n papers tell us that the
young people of the big republic
have turned to other amusements
that are more highly spiced. This
enimated and cheerful exercise ' is
said to have had its beginning in
Holland, and geographies of a few
years ago gave a picture of a canal
in that aqueous land with a company
of men and women with baskets on
their heads skating to market. Skat-
ing was unknown in England until
the thirteenth century, and in that
country wheia first practiced could
scarcely be called skating at all as it
was merely sliding. In that early
daY, sa.ye an old writer, tbe young
men fastened the leg -bones of ani-
mals under their feet by means of
titongs. They then slid along the
tee pushing themselves by means of
an ironeshod pole. A pair of these
bone --sneers is preserved in the
British museum. t
The Baron Is Ready.
Among the National Service cards
which haye been received by Mr. R.
B. Bennett is tbat of Baron Shaugh-
nessy. The latter exPreseed his will-
ingness to change his occupation at
his present salary and to go to some
other part of the Domfaion if his
'railway fare were paid.
Italy's Conquests.
, Some idea of what the statement
means that since Italy entered tne
war she ,has canquered 1 200 square
"rjr may be gain.ed by
he area of Rhode
iyrs, Eleven out of thn fourteen of
e men connected with tine Beaches
inior Cbatupions And ten out of the,
twelve men connected with the St.
Shuttles Juvenile Chaupiotss--ail the
latter' have just turned eighteen
years of ageare nowon the way t0'
the front. These figures alone Isom
tate why the national sports .have
been put aside until also end et tlie'
war, and the examples of patriotic
respon a among the young athletes
could be multiplied endlessly.
elirteculous 'Escape.
Tbe age of 1rd-reales has not e
passed. John Blanchard, reservist
the Coldstream Guards, last seen
the midst of a mass of German hay -
;meets fighting to the death. ia the re-
treat from Mons in 'the early days of
the vrar, and officially reported dead,
having been mourned as such for
over two years by his widow', is
alive and a prisoner in Gezeriany
Blanchard was a member of the
Brantford police force, a.trd when tbe
call to reservists came quickly
answered. He was sent on to his
battalion soon after reaching Eng-
land, and was last seen by Corp.
(Constable) John Cobden, a mem-
ber of the same regiment, fighting
for his life. What has happened in
the intervening time is unknown.
That he was in such straights in a
German prison camp that he was un-
able to -write is shown. by the fact
that. ouly within -the past few weeks
was he able to notify his wife that
he was still in the land of the living,
after she had mourned- his death for
two years. Mrs. Blanchard return-
ed to the Old Land soon after her
husband had left, to be -with her own
people. The news came through Sea-
man Charles Wiley, former employe
of the Massey -Harris factory, Brant-
ford, wise as a naval reservist -was
the first man to leave Brantford tei
rejoin, the naval call preceding that
ta the array veterans. He is a bro-
ther-in-law of Constable Bla.nehard,
and was in the fig,hting on H.M.S.
Kent, keying wounds in both legs.
Four Sons Enlist.
How the war is affecting some
farmers of the Ottawa Valley is
sbown in the case of John B. Mc-
Laren, who owns one of the largest
and beat farms in Renfrew County
on the out.skirt.s of Renfrew town.
About a year ago two of his tons
enlested. Recently they reached
France, and their arrival there filled
two of their brothers at home with
a resolve to enlist also. Now then
are in khaki, and the father re-
mains at home with a seven-year-
old boy as his onlY helper.
*tinware will n
cumnarat. Striped Beetle.
lack and yellow stelpett• beetle
which *feeds ravenously on the ten-
der leaves et the plant in the very
early- stage of growth. Vast leames
when wet with ashes or air-xlaked
Squash Bug. Dark brown bettle
which sucks the juice Vont the plant.
White
Web 'w
is »mil cordo;
ay' be trepyec by
trate' srt, poi
I� i1 air bra;tz' wit
dent ea rt& e Baa to highlT' c
should bar raolutened with mol
fill it crumbles readily ` ft
:anti, 'Whit} moistrsra: old be Iter;
on'; t o.. moue() drama _ _
of the season.
Worm, A Burch
tbra-quarters of an in
appears quite early'
Dustwith py retbrum or hciiebore-3,
powder when. the plants harm %eaded,
yr duct 'with a teaspoonful
green mixed with three tablespoot ul
of Aour wben ,young. A' piece ot;
burlap may be ttsetlfor this purpose'
or an empty cart with holes punched.
in the bottom.
Aphis, also exiled loner. Small
greyishinsects Which multiply rapid-
ly. 'They may appear at any time in
the season. > Spray feeetbly -with a
pound of tobaceo refuse in ono gal-
lon of water. Thie aolution may be
used on all plants ea 'which Aphie
aro found,
CELERY. Blight., 331aCk spot*
appear on the foliage iel.loWed by
wilting et the plant and a soft toot
on the stock. 'Spray each week with
mixture of Bordeaux mixture cov-
ering the entire plant. 1
net
ti
tt
dettee
a nil
end
ov
ower„ qua
tieles
ling end t
there, era ori
table, fruit t
eticeae:111:nt prop
sale- 0
ty
Vatson, Fr
Auction Sale
DENCE
he Anminietrator et
e late Isabella MeFarlane la in-,
intend Mr. B. S. Million Auctions
to otter for ttale by- Pattie Auc-
tion on the premises on Monday the
eeth day May 1917 at one o'clock in
he afternoon the following property
IlEAV ESTATE,—Lot 22 *n the east
side er The 'Condon /load in the Vil-
lage of illetevall, On this lot is a toner
Ratable two storey frame dwelling
and stable. 1/MSeSSiOla wilt be given
lite purchaser on nay ,of. sale.
CHATTELS-- Upholstered Parton'
sat -3 pieces—. Sideboard, sofa- dining
room table, Peninsular baseburnext
coal stove, rook etove, two bedroom
suites, chairs, rugs, earpets,
of household. furniture too nuraeroue
TERAIS OF SALE—Real Rektate
per ceat on day of sale and 'balance
in 30 'days thereafter without interest
Hand pick aud destron, ...Found on Cita.ttels, 'web. t
the leaves. For further particulars and terme
MELONS. Cucumber insects usual- and eenditio °f sal° will be made
Iy attacks and may be destroyed as k_nown on day of sale or can be bad
given above. ea aPplication to the unaersigned.
maggot. No effective means of eon- StaubutY, 2,netert oot.
trol. Spread charcoal over the
ssive subli-
mate solution as recommended
TU
ONION. Onion Maggot. bite 4 '
The Toronto General Trusts Cor,pora
root than, Toronto, Ont. Adrum rater.
maggot similar, to the cabbage
ground or try the- corro
appearing on the le.af of tbe onion.
Some advise spraying with Bordeaux
mixture 'from tne title the onion
plant is three inehes high.
POTATO. Colorado Beetle or Po-
tato Bug. Dust with paris green
when the dew is still on the plant,
or place a teaspoonful en a watering
can of water "tied pour over the
plant. If possible have the plant
dusted with nails greee before the
bug appears. --
Scab. Easily recognized ny ebar-
acteristie roughness of the skin. Im-
merse the uncnt tuber just before
planting in a solution -Of tWII> fluid
011110es Of formalin with two gallons
of water. Dry, cut, and plant.
Bliglat. Brown spots distributed
over the leafy surface, usua.11y foend
in July. If they are not prevented
from growing, the whole plant will
be destro'ned. Spray once a week
for four or five weeks with Bordeaux
mixture from July lst.
RADISH. Root Maggot. Use the
same remedies as given for cabbage
and onion maggot.
TOMATO. Tomato Worm ea Horn
Blower. A large worin which rapid-
ly defoliates tbe inapt. Hand pick
ht El en allets anneAri,„
tee leayes wince_ sprean, one
seanotthe who e plant tot
The Times welcomes all iterno of
interest for itis columns arid is glad to
get it by phone, mail or dropped into
the office,
Yott can gauge a man's feelings for
a girl when lie has tO cheese between
a box of cigars and a box of candy.
The signs Viet hinze along tile way,
_ The woes by slips produced, ,
The bills the debtor has to pay,
The chicks'tha.t 'come to roOst,',
The books 'upon the shelf,
But still the young man pass-to:3: through
lie will not talce it secondhand,
Nor trust another's word. -
Nor try eta best o uriderstand
In childhOOd he 1135 read about
The law of things that are,
But still he bas 113 tr,y them out
Ahd fall for every jar. '
His father couniie 0; him in vain,
His mother,heav'os a sigh,
His teacher tries nialec it plain
Into the flame be '
And with csperience to burra
He has to take Lhe bumps.
B.kut smtliaarantaIsIng,t:1:1.:t-?.
In picking 'horses or a wife
And it is -ver
ts
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Tim ICInd You Bave Always Bought, and which has been
iu gee for over thirty years, has borne the signature of 1
and bas been, made under his per,.
444, Saila" "Perviaitm $ittee its infamy,
ti Allow un nue to deceive You in this:
Am, Counterfeits lrmitations and " Just -as -good " are but
similufflo that trifle with and endanger the health , of
6
. . -,.. . ,,,
hat is AS 0 I
in a harmless substitute for Castor Oil go
and Soothing syrups. It' is pleasant. n "
age is -its guarantee. For more than thirty years it
beezia,,constantuse for the relief of Constipation, Flatulenoy;,
tberetnm, and b). zegulating the Stomach and Bowels, aida
tile assimilation of Food. giving healthy and natural, sleek.)
The Childreles Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
E CASTC) R IA ALVOI,
06 Branches ada
A al Trai acted
Pri-TE CANADIAN B
C)F CC) MERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER. HN AIRD. Gene:ell/tress
CAPITAL PAID liP415 000,000 RESERVE FUND, 13,500,00V
We must do many things, but everythin4
that help to win the war.
You can help by saving.
Interest is allowed on Savings Deposits of $1 and
upwards at any branch of the Bank. le
Crediton Braneh—J. A,. McDonald alanager.
AS. BEVERLEY i 4
FIYRNITURE DEALER
Elebalmer and Funeral Directee
Phone 74a. Night Cali 74b ,
EXETER. ONTARIO,
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE OOMPANY
Head Office,
President,
Vice -President,
sity. Office over Dickson & Claris -
afternoons. Fbone Office Sa anent
tette
THOS. RYAN. at* bad effects. Office over Gladne
man & Stauburyn Maine/et'.
Exeter. .4
DIRECTORS
AGENTS
WM. ROY
S. Graduate ;Victoria TIniveraleye
JOHN ESSEX:Y. Exeter, Agent ---
borne, and•Bidduleb.
.OLIVBIt HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
„ Hibbert, Fullerton and Logna,
W. A. TURNBULL.
Secty-Treast -Farquhar;
Solieitors, Exeter,
C. W, ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTI0NEER AND
VALUATOR,, Coentics pf Huron
fterth eand Middlesex. Farm Stock
Sales a Specialty. Office at Cocks/vitt
Weeereoras, rpext door to the Central
Office -and Residence, Doininioat
Labratory, Exeter.
rAssociate Coroner of H,nron
garristey, Solicitor, Nola
Money to Loan at lot
Monona Bank, etc. aPeuhliort:
fed' tb0
Solle tor
OFIF14.feCrEes—tMAIN ST. EXETER ON
MONEY TO eee.N
funds to lean.*
Properties
lowee