The Kington Times - October 1917
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Kington Times 6th October 1917 - Page 1
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| Date | 06/10/1917 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Kington Times |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 6th October 1917 |
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URAL CIL . IXED . inster Rural day last . In he commence- P. Cave was ere also pres- Messrs . J. R. Bemand , W. Evans , h the Clerk erk ( Mr. A. Mr. W. . e were re- N. Langford , minutes the . red the room ve ) expressed seeing him his illness . ER .. edical Officer , Dr. L. Fever duties owing 1 Officer of B of the ar- Y. ard of Guar- seat of Mr. been declared six months -opt another field Parish the vacancy . AL ROADS the County g of timber was taking hat a list of in the dist- e stated that conference of at an under- ost of road rom the per- The Clerk or had given eyor referred ort and sug o - operate in the Council conference ous falls of more , Shob- s , and there obey . Thev hem and if onths there country . agreed that as suggested ffi Surveyor be rence which at the Coun- . d take any carried . E. Foity - Steps Leominster bad state . ry Surveyor roposed con- o pay their were asked of the pro- from £ 6 to ibute their ge . R. of increased lter Co. to al , etc. , and as a reason- the County reason the er for three to shortage It was not not charged had been rsty Hill . ot get the nable price shortly how- ON . ease in sal- the Finance tice of the bridge from The fencing dangerous red by the idge in the RS . Pake 111 hich dealt Mr. D. W slodgings here was a £ 2,729 3s . 7d . , leav- d . All the quarter's oads up to tion of the should re- as Deputy de for six a honor- t this bo ried . of the Re- explained the pow- the Order . price of ore should cost of the depot , to- expenses etail prices eration be- er ton . It a Commit- retail coal t them to into opera- submitted rior to the ed no fur- ry , but if the mer- ish details shad been n up and the local borne by ey should matter . at a small he matter Council if s carried . a Commit- ans , Jen- house . NG A N. paration a of tea SO nd Ceylon Kingdom . Kingdom re will be th regular brietor by Drapers THE NORTH HEREFORDSHIRE ADVERTISER AND THE KINGTON TIMES SATURDAY , OCT . VOL . XI . NO . 576. Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper SATURDAY , SALES BY AUCTION . By Messrs . EDWARDS , RUSSELL and BALDWIN . LEOMINSTER HORSE REPOSITORY . NEXT SALE HEAVY and LIGHT HORSES , at Leominster , on for transmission in the United Kingdom . SALES BY AUCTION . By Messrs . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY . MARLBROOK HALL , Six miles from Ludlow and 7 miles from Bucknell Station . EAT APPLES AND SAVE BREAD . MESSRS . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY have by utilising to the fullest extent the more Whilst on the one hand the world's cereal crops as a whole are by no means encouraging , the fruit crops generally in the Allied countries at any rate are exceptionally fine . It follows that so far as possible we should do well to economise on the consumption of corn crops plentiful crops of fruit . Mr. Hoover , the American Food Administrator , is credited with advising the people of the North Western In this country , where the supply of home States to eat an apple and save a biscuit . " grown apples is unusually generous we might very well adapt this advice and by eating received instructions from Mr. W. Morgan , who is retiring from farming , to Sell by Auction , on WEDNESDAY NEXT , OCTOBER 10th , 1917 , His valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock , 11 SHIRE , MARES , FILLIES AND several apples save a loaf . The habit of taking Friday , November 16 , 1917 , comprising the valuable stud of Entries close Wednesday , November 7th . Entry Forms on application . Vendors are advised to make early applica- to their County Agricultural Executive Com- quittee for Permission to Sell . Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . LEOMINSTER STOCK MARKET . • TUESDAY , OCTOBER 9th , 1917 . FAT NAT Cattle and Sheep , 10.30 a.m .; Calves , 11.30 ; Store Cattle and Pigs , 11.45 . Entries kindly solicited . EDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN . Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . WESTERN LYE , AYMESTREY , Four miles from Kingsland Station . DWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN are Efavoured with instructions from Mr. John Davies , to Sell by Auction , on SATURDAY , OCTOBER 13th , 1917 , Well - Bred HEREFORD CATTLE , 32 195 Hardy Black - Faced SHEEP and a promising CART FILLY FOAL . Sale at 2 o'clock prompt . Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . " LYNHALES , " KINGTON . Two and a - half Miles from Kington and Titley Station . IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . E IDWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN have received instructions from Major Stewart Robinson to Sell by Auction , on MONDAY , TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 15th , 16th and 17th , 1917 , 196 58 FOALS , SHROPSHIRE SHEEP , HEREFORD CATTLE { AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS , Etc. Luncheon at 11 o'clock . Sale at 12 o'clock . Catalogues of the AUCTIONEERS , Craven Arms and Hereford . FINAL WEEK FOR MAKING ENTRIES . HEREFORD HORSE SALE Together with fruit as part of the breakfast is growingly popular in England , but it could be still more widely practised to the advantage of the health of the community and a considérable saying in the consumption of cereals of one kind or another . America , declares Mr , Hoover , must during the next twelve months , send a larger amount of wheat to Europe than ever before . The value of our own contribution to the common food stock of the Allies can be materi- ally increased if we make the best possible use of the liberal supplies of apples and other fruits in our gardens and the nuts , black- berries etc. , with which the hedge - rows in . many districts are now laden . THE ANNUAL SUCKER AND COLT SALE , WAGES FOR AGRICULTURAL SATURDAY OCTOBER 20th , 1917 . 300 HORSES & COLTS . £ 100 IN PRIZES . Including Silver Cup value fio for the best Cart Gelding or Mare , and £ 15 for the best Pair . £ 40 for Cart Suckers , and £ 32 for Yearling and Two - year - old Cart Colts . Entries for Catalogue close Saturday , Octo- ber 13th , 1917 . Entry Forms and Prize Schedules upon application . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY , Auctioneers : Craven Arms and Hereford . KINGTON . ( G.W.R. Branch from Leominster ) . " ESSRS . JACKSON & MCCARTNEY will MOffer by Auction , on FRIDAY NEXT , OCTOBER 12th , 1917 , and RAMS . HOME - BRED CATTLE .. 1,500 EWES , WETHERS , LAMBS 200 HEREFORD 100 HORSES , including Cart and By JOHN THORNTON & Co. WORKERS . DISTRICT COMMITTEES TO BE SET UP . NOMINATIONS WANTED FROM FARMERS AND LABOURERS . The Corn Production Act , passed on August 21st , which guarantees of minimum prices wheat and oats , also makes provision for fix- ing minimum rates of wages , all farm workers , and also workers in market gardens , nursery grounds , orchards , woods and osier beds , be- ing included under the Act , which applies to boys , women and girls as well as men . up the Valuable Modern and Antique Household IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE - BRED DAIRY Board will be partly elected by organisations FURNITURE , Pictures , China , Glass and other Effects . Fully described in Catalogues , to be had of the AUCTIONEERS . On view Saturday previous to Sale . Sale each Day at 11 o'clock . Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . " THE BROOK FARM , " LYONSHALL , One mile from Titley Station and 3 miles from Kington and Pembridge . DWARDS , RUSSELL & BALDWIN are favoured with instructions from Mr. C. C. ' Nott ( who is giving up farming ) , to Sell by Auction , on EP THURSDAY , OCTOBER 18th , 1917 , 82 and other CATTLE . Capital PEDIGREE HEREFORDS 111 KERRY HILL SHEEP . SOW and 8 PIGS , 7 fashionably bred SHIRE MARES and GELDINGS , Herd Books , etc. Luncheon by ticket at 12 a.m. 1 o'clock prompt . Sale at Auctioneers ' Offices : Leominster , Hereford and Tenbury . By Mr. R. H. GEORGE . R. H. GEORGE , Auctioneer , Valuer , Land Agent , and Surveyor , PROPERTY and TIMBER SPECIALIST , MORTGAGE BROKER , VALUER and ARBI- TRATOR under the Agricultural Holdings Act , 1908. REPORTS , RECORDS and SUR- VEYS carefully and personally attended to . HOTEL and PUBLIC HOUSE VALUER . SHORTHORNS , AT HOLME LACY , HEREFORD . Auction , on FRIDAY , OCTOBER 19th , 1917 , the Central Board and of the District Coin- 6 , 1917 . ( Free by post per quarter , ( 1s . 8d . , payable in advance . PRICE ONE PENNY . STANDING THE TEST . The first essential quality in an aeroplane is reliability and every maker strives to maintain this ideal in all his manufactures . The lengthy list of our Air Heroes " denotes a confidence in the reliability of their machines which made those brilliant deeds possible . WINTER LECTURES ON SPRAYING . series of winter " Ross " footwear stands the test " -hundreds of thousands of our boots and shoes are rendering good service under exceptional conditions to - day and the increasing demand for our goods strengthens our faith in their reliability . You don't realise the meaning of REAL SATISFACTION till you wear a Ross " boot . " Then you GET it !! ROSS & SON , High Street , KINGTON SCIENCE NOTES . BINOCULAR VISION . In some remarks on the mechanics and THE RIGHT TIME TO EAT . psychology of seeing ,, Frederick Campbell , least in some countries , is the conclusion which That we eat at exactly the wrong time , at Sc.D. , writes in the Scientific American : While many insects , like the fly , are pro- Professor Bergonie , of the Bordeaux Univer- vided with a number or even a multitude of Human beings , according to him , although This is true not only of man , but of birds , fish sity , reaches as the result of his researches . eyes , the higher orders all have two eyes . for a long time . LEFT - HANDEDNESS .: No attempt should be made to teach natur- But For the purpose of settling , under the Act , the lowest rates of wages which may be paid to workers in agriculture , a Central Agricul- tural Wages Board is about to be formed , con sisting of sixteen members representing em- ployers , sixteen members representing workers , and seven impartial persons appointed by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries . The Wages Board will be established by the Board It has been represented to the Food Pro- of Agriculture and Fisheries , after consulta- duction Department that tion with the Minister of Labour . The Wages Board will have power to issue toes would be welcomed by gardeners and lectures by experts on the spraying of pota- permits to enable workers who are infirm , or allotment holders generally and especially by physically injured , to obtain employment at the large body of new " war - time gardeners . " they work at stated hours , carry out the ab - class of mammals , as well as of the birds , fish less than the minimum rates . Nothing in the A representative of the Department , who has sorption of food quite by chance and without and reptiles . While one - eyed vision would Act prevents the payment of wages at higher than the minimum rates . rates recently toured many of the counties , reports being occupied with making the food supply have been perfectly possible to any of these , For the organ of sight is everywhere duplicated . Hackney Suckers , Brood Mares very keen interest on the subject , especially concord with the periods of most work . District Wages Committees will be set Binocular vision is seeing with two eyes ; and unbroken Colts in the West and South , and requests have tunately the liver acts as a reserve of energy , throughout England and Wales , each com- also been made . from other quarters . Consid- owing to its glycogenic function , but its monocular vision is seeing with one eye . Sale at 11 o'clock prompt . prising an equal number of representatives of erable success attended the Department's capacity is , of course , limited . Most Euro- the possession of two eyes does not necessarily Catalogues of the AUCTIONEERS , Craven Arms employers and workers , respectively , and also spraying campaign of the early summer , but peans and Americans use use exactly the mean binocular vision . One may close one and Hereford . one or more impartial persons appointed by it was generally felt by those responsible for wrong hours for taking their repast - that is , eye and see well with the other ; one may keep the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries . These the effort that it would have been much more from twelve to one o'clock and from seven to both eyes open and look at an object with only Committees will have to make recommendations satisfactory had it been preceded by lectures eight for the early morning breakfasts ( coffee , one of them . Genuine binocular vision is not to the Central Board as to the rate of wages explaining the reasons why spraying was de- etc. ) can hardly be counted . Especially to merely the possession and use of two good applicable to their districts . sirable . Thousands of acres of potatoes were be remarked is that the evening meal acts eyes ; it is the seeing of the same object at the The representative members on the Central to produce energy just when the organism is same time with both eyes , so that two resul- Prayed as the result of the Department's ac- tivity , and undoubtedly many thousands of about to rest for a long period , and this can tant images blend into one . representing farmers and labourers , respec- tons of potatoes were saved from serious dam- only act to overload the liver , being unused In this sense of the term it is manifest that tively , and partly nominated by the Board of age by disease as a result . The great major- Agriculture and Fisheries . The President willity of the potato crops of the country , how- Bergonie , the principal repast should be taken According to Professor few of the two - eyed animals have binocular vision ; for their eyes are not so placed as to be glad JOHN THORNTON & Co. will Sell by names of representatives of employers , sub- taken tribute in consequence to an alarming others , of lighter nature , at 4.30 and 8 o'clock eyes situated on the two opposite sides of to receive and consider suggested very were unsprayed , and the late blight has at 7:30 a.m. , and should , be completed by two make this possible . Most of them have their mitted by farmers ' organisations , or by groups degree in many districts of the South , the p.m. their heads , so that they look in opposite of at least ten farmers , and of representatives West and the Midlands . This evil should be directions . It is true that , by reason of the ( 1.15 p.m. ) at The Bower , adjoining Holme tions , or by groups of at least ten agricultural and allotment societies interested would do well ally left - handed children to use their right of workers , submitted by labourers ' organisa- obviated if possible next year , and gardening sweep of their vision , they can see not only Lacy Station , and 5 miles om He ford , about labourers . to right and left , but more or less to the front From among the persons so sug to communicate PURE - BRED DAIRY SHORTHORNS gested nominated representative members of at an early date with the hands , according to Mr. P. B. Ballard , Lon- and rear . But in order to get a keener view 90 test - class herd belonging to Food Production Department , 72 , Victoria of what is before , an animal will often turn its don County Council inspector of schools , as Ir . F. H. S. Perkins ( of Hadnock Court , mittees will be selected . Street , S.W.1 . head , direeting one eye towards the object of All suggestions of it is likely to make them stammerers . Mr. It must be that it centres its Monmouth ) , and Messrs . M. & P. Perkins . names , together with the full postal addresses Ballard supplies the following statistics : Out contemplation . Both herds are very similarly bred on the of the persons suggested , should be forwarded attention upon what the directed eye is see- of one group of 545 left - handed children 1 per female side . Sires of the best quality and at an early date to The Secretary , Board of cent . of pure left - handers stammered , against ing , and ignores what the other eye beholds . And doubtless the same thing is done even breeding have always been used . The sale Agriculture and Fisheries , 80 , Pall Mall , S.W.1 . 4.3 per cent . of 399 being taught to use the contains a large number of heavy - milking , Members of the Central Board and of District In another group of 207 the when the head is held naturally . Here are By common consent the quality of the sol- right hand . seen objects to left and right ; the attention handsome cows , and a very choice lot of Committees will be entitled to an allowance dier labour now being supplied to farmers is figures were 4.2 per cent and 21.8 per cent . may be directed to either the one or the heifers of the best of breeding and quality . in respect of out - of - pocket expenses . other . Now all this is monocular vision , in ren who had been taught to use the rigat Catalogues may be had of JOHN THORNTON A memorandum giving fuller details of the better on the average than it was some time respectively . Six out of ten left - handed child- Reports received by the Food Produc- liand were practically cured of stammering after spite of the fact that two eyes are open and provisions of the Act relating to minimum tion Department from various parts of the London , W.1 . application at the address given bove . There for eighteen months . were twice as patience on the part of employers , very few of the men , even those classed as many left - handed boys as left - handed girls . skilled , " are quite hopeless for some sort and stammering was twice as prevalent among of agricultural labour . boys . The latest illustra- A SILKWORM DISPUTE SETTLED . tions of this encouraging fact are brought to the notice of the Department this week by Silk is the secretion of two glands of the INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS . the Commissioner for Somerset , Devon and silkworm lying alongside the digestive canal . It is pleasing to learn on the authority of Cornwall , who records several conversations These glands , which consist of numerous the Food Production Department that the he has had with farmers who took unskilled coiled tubes , terminate in a spinning - wart . on the part of man , and they point to its im- ancient prejudice ( which subsisted until quite soldier's perfections as indicatice of its recent origin ; and in a VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE , Etc. , RENTS lately in many parts of the country ) against succeeded in training them to become " useful the secretion , of the consistency of honey , is- have From a common orifice in the spinning - wart it has not yet had time to attain its full de- and BOOK DEBTS COLLECTED . Personal the employment of " imported " woman farm servants " . For there exist more imperfec- velopment . issues forth , promptly hardening into a thread Attention , Prompt Settlements . labour has now almost entirely disappeared . tions in binocular seeing than most people Apart from the Departmer.tal scheme for on exposure to the air . Usually the silk is This means that the large number of women the systematic Oculists tell us that it is a rare training of soldiers suppose . after colourless on leaving the body of the silkworm , who have volunteered for land service , as a selection at Distribution Centres as tractor but sometimes it is straw yellow or greenish . thing to find two eyes exactly alike in the whole , have " made good " Not all , of drivers . steam plough or threshing tackle men Why ? The answer has been a matter of long differences great or small . Now , without in- same person ; in almost every case there are course , have been equally satisfactory , but the or horse ploughmen ( described in these notes dispute . Some claim that the larva itself construction , merely following the uncertain vast majority have proved their usefulness in last week ) , number of interesting local ex- produces the colour ; others ascribe it to im- impulses of our nature , it is a most delicate a wide variety of work . From the west coun- periments are in progress . One of these is purities acquired upon secretion ; still others try it is reported this week that " women being carried on by the Somerset Executive are of the opinion that the green colour of the do exactly the same work . task to train these two marvellous organs to labour would seem to be pretty well absorbed , Comittee at Timberscombe Farm , of which leaves of the mulberry tree is the cause . It is no wonder , and for really skilled workers the applications the Committee have lately taken therefore that many a man , though it be with- possession . French scientists , Levrat and Conte , deter - out full consciousness , gives up the struggle are in excess of the supply . " The same re- A squad of soldiers under a non - commis mined to settle the dispute . They fed silk- for full binocular vision , and contents hiniself mark applies to many other districts . More- sioned officer is requisitioned and put through over , hundreds of women will be wanted short- a course of agricultural work . At the end of saturated with non - poisonous aniline red and worms on mulberry leaves which had been with one - eyed seeing . ly for tree planting and kindred work ; indeed a fortnight or three weeks according to their Such persons , whether they realise it or not , Not only the outlets on the land for well educated , capacity and application the men are drafted were the silkworms turned red or blue but normal human sight . aniline blue . must lose a large part of the satisfaction of out on to farms néeding labour . For the many who are Captain properly trained women are very numerous . There is no doubt that we can employ Dodson , the Commandant of the Labour their secreted silk assumed the respective successful in the simultaneous use of both every woman who is strong and efficient , " de- clares a leading official of the Women's Section Company at Taunton , is very keen about the writer , but some day we may be dyeing if of the Food Production , Department . About 5,000 trained women have been so far supplied for farm work and upwards of 1,300 others are now in training at various centres . SOLDIERS ON THE LAND . IMPORTANT TRAINING SCHEMES . ago . AND CO . , 7 ,. Princess Street , Hanover Square , rates of wages may be obtained post free on country show that , given a little attention and being allowed to use the left hand exclusively seeing ; it is only one eye that is engaging the E. Hammond & Son , FEMALE LAND LABOUR . Auctioneers , Valuers , House , Estate , and Insurance Agents , Conduct all classes of SALES BY AUCTION ESTABLISHED 1881 . Offces : -Highbury House , Leominster . By Mr. JOHN WOOD & Co. LEOMINSTER , Three miles from the Town , some 7 miles from Bromyard and 6 miles from the City of HEREFORD . VALUATIONS for ESTATE DUTY , MORT- 1.770 ACRES , comprising some of the FINEST FARMS in the WEST COUNTY , equipped with excellent and superior Houses and Buildings and including GAGE , ASSESSMENT APPEALS , & c . PERIODICAL SALES of PROPERTIES . Prompt settlements in all cases . ESTABLISHMENT 1880 . Offices : - Croftmead , Kingsland , Leominster Office Herefordshire . Corn Square . THE GREEN " FARM , SHIRLHEATH . Three - quarters of a mile from Kingsland Railway Station . M R. R. H. GEORGE is favoured with in- structions from Mr. A. Bircher ( who is joining His Majesty's Forces ) to Sell by Auction , on THURSDAY , OCTOBER 11th , 1917 ( Kingsland Fair Day ) , a large area of FATTING PASTURES in the ARROW VALLEY , Thriving Orchard , Arable and Hop Land . In Monkland Parish , " Monkland Farm , " Forty - five women have entered for the fifteen 150 acres ; Fatting Pastures ( 4 lots ) , 79 acres . In Leominster Out - Parish , " Lower Winter- cott Farm , " 186 acres . In Kimbolton , Parish , " Hamnish Farm , " 96 aeres ; Accommodation Land ( 6 lots ) , 68 acres . In Ullinswick Parish , " Lower Hope Farm , " 191 acres . Three Cottages . The whole producing an 2 strong Store Pigs , about 10 couples of Fowls , actual and estimated income of over Dairy Utensils ( including Hathaway's Churn ) , Implements and Tools , Poultry Houses and Coops , 2 Spring Market Traps , Set of Brass- mounted Harness , Casks , about 20 acres of Grass Keep , until the 25th December , etc. Sale at 2 o'clock punctually . No Catalogues . Auction , Valuation and Estate Offices : Croftmead , Kingsland . Per £ 2,200 annum . For Sale by Auction , by short very time " un- matter , and extremely hopeful of its success . The results so far are regarded by the Com- missioner as sufficiently gratifying to warrant him in recommending other counties to adopt a similar scheme . Nine local centres for training soldiers as With what result ? Two colours . Who knows , comments a scientific in the leaf instead of in the vat . DURING FLOOD . WIRELESS COMMUNICATION VALUABLE According to the Wireless Age , wireless tele- graphy again proved that its usefulness is not limited to ship - to - shore communication during The flooding of the streets of that city resulted in putting the power , telegraph and telephone wires out of The local Marconi station build- ing was not damaged , but the water reached the apparatus and the mast was swept away . Thus communication with the outside world . scholarships offered by the Department at the ploughmen have already been opened . Teate South Eastern Agricultural College , Wye . over 500 men have been supplied for special Galveston tornado . The successful competitors will be trained as training as tractor drivers , and about 100 for forewomen , instructors , etc. Encouraged by their success as single work- training with steam plough or threshing tackle . ers or in gangs on different farms the agricul- tural women are asking to be allowed to try their hand in a corporate capacity and to have placed at their disposal a number of farms in labour . SHOT WHILE PLAYING CARDS . NICE DISHES . CHEESE RINGS . commission . The Messages were attention . Man , on the other hand , possessing a well- developed faculty of using both eyes upon the same object with successful results , pro- bably leads the entire procession in the matter of binocular vision . Some believe that , in the evolution of life , binocular vision is a recently - acquired faculty eyes know by a moment's trial . how loth they would be to part with an eye . Close one eye and glance out the window ; you will be amazed to see how flat the field of vision seems . By reason of the little separation of about two inches from centre to centre , a beholder possesses a parallax , so highly valued in astronomy , whereby he exercises stereo- scopic vision , and obtains a constant space- perception of the objects contemplated , giving a comprehension of both their distance and This is of immense advantage , their shape . especially as related to objects within a dis- tance of twenty - five feet . For some it is even greater effort than what . The oculist finds the disparity in their eyes , corrects it with lenses , and thus relieves the strain , the results of which upon the ner- vous system may have been quite serious . He is likely thereby also to relieve those frequent headaches arising from eye con- ditions . A study of this subject has brought out evidence that people of one - eyed , monocular , While one may thus be relieved of headache In Felton Parish , " Green Farm , 201 acres ; various counties , to be run entirely by women , through regular channels was severed . How they realise to make the two eyes work in Felton Court , " 259 acres ; " Hinton Farm , " under the supervision of the County Agricul Many of these know that ever , the situation was soon improved by the absolute unison . 275 acres . tural Executive Committees . Several Commit- Half a breakfastcupful of butter , one cup- army transport Buford , which succeeded in something is wrong , though they know not Two Superior SMALL HOLDINGS and tees have shown a sympathetic disposition to- ful of water , half a teaspoonful of salt , one establishing radio communication with Fort IVINGTON SMITHY ; also as a separate lot , wand the proposal and it is possible that at oupful of pastry flour , half a cupful of stale Sam Houston , about 250 miles away . the whole of his Live and Dead Farming in Ullinswick Parish , several thousand feet of an early date farms in two or three counties cheese grated , and three eggs . Place the water steamship Concho being in port , the Marconi Stock , comprising 3 Cross - bred Cows ( in - calf ) , FIRST QUALITY OAK , in large trees , to- may be organised and farmed purely by women and butter in a saucepan ; when it boils add operators from the Galveston station reported the flour , and stir until the mixture leaves the for duty on board that vessel and communica- Heifer and Calf , 2 two - years - old Heifers , two - gether with 178 Acres on which it stands and sides of the pan . Remove from the fire and tion was established with the Marconi station years - old Bullock , pair of yearling Heifers , allow to stand until lukewarm , then add the at Port Arthur , Texas . unbeaten eggs , one at a time , beating each in handled for the steamship companies , the thoroughly . " Add the cheese , and place the military authorities , and the general public ; vision are not troubled with eye headache . At an inquest , at the Curragh ,, Co. Kildare , mixture in a pastry bag , having a star tube . this service being then the only means of on Private John Cooper , it was stated that Line à biscuit pan with paper , and shape the he was one of a party of soldiers who were mixture into rings on it . Sprinkle lightly with communication between Galveston and the by the practice of using one eye instead of JOHN D. WOOD & Co. , outside world . During the storm the mast playing cards in the servants quarters of grated cheese , and bake in a moderate oven and guy wires at the Marconi station at Port two , it must , however , be remembered that Keane's Barracks . until thoroughly done . the only normal vision for man is binocular , In OCTOBER , at HEREFORD . Arthur also gave way , messages being sent One of the men , an officer's servant , stopped and that correct normal vision cannot be pro- Auctioneer's Offices : 6 , Mount Street Lon- playing in order to clean a revolver , which and received on the steamship Wild Duck . ductive of pain . It is quite as practical to don , W.1 . suddenly went off . Cooper was shot through relieve eye headache by inducing proper bi- the neck , the bullet touching the spinal cord . or six sheets ) of gelatine in three tablespoon honest and economical when you go shopping ; use of a single eye , and the former is by far Mistress : " Now , Jane , if you are strictly nocular vision as by falling back upon the The jury found that the occurrence was ac- fuls of water . Very gently cook six or eight I will give you five shillings extra a month . ' pared apples with just a little water in an Jane : Thank you , mum ; I'll think it over , vision should be insisted upon . the preferable alternative . Hence , binocular enamelled saucepan or casserole until soft , but Neither eye rot in the least broken , and when drained and let you know this evening . " should be allowed to shirk , and necessary " Some of your constituents are disagreeing optical aids should be accepted at the hands place them in a deep crystal dish . Strain the with you , " said the trusted lieutenant . " Well , of a skilled oculist who can determine exact water used , increase its measure to rather less keep tab on them , ” replied the candidate ; conditions and prescribe the proper remedy . A man giving the name of Joseph Murtagh than one pint , and sweeten to taste . " when enough disagree with me to constitute The chairman of the tribunal said as chief and address 244 , Brunswick - street , Manchester , gently for five minutes , add the dissolved gela- a reliable majority I'm going to turn round citizen the mayor was expected to be the pet was fined £ 1 on Saturday for giving a false tine ( or substitute packet jelly or jelly crys tern of law and order and Mr. Stanley had description . when registering at the Greville tals ) , the juice of a lemon , and a little cochi- and agree with them . " ignored the lawful remedy that he had in his Arms Hotel , Mullingar . He registered as neal . " People often preserve the pens with which When cool pour it over and round the " Quite so , " hands at the proper time . " Captain John Shaw Brown ; nationality , apples . A little stiffly - whipped cream may be historic documents are signed . " The tribunal made him an offer of his ex- British ; business , captain B.A. " said his wife . " I think I'll preserve the pen gave me the other day . " MR LUSTON . 23 Miles from Leominster . R. R. H. GEORGE is favoured with in- structions from Mr. Thomas Jackson , who is giving up business , through ill - health , to Sell by Auction , on MAYOR ORDERED TO JOIN UP . The Mayor of Daventry , Mr. A. F. Stanley , who refused to join the V.T.C. as the condi- tion of his six months exemption , has been ordered to join up in three days . cidental . SELF - PROMOTED CAPTAIN . " The next APPLES IN JELLY . Shred , soak , and dissolve a half - ounce ( five herless WRONG RUNAWAY FOUND .. The handcuffed man who jumped over at bridge into the river at Bagshot after arrest not been caught . including 10 h.p. Steam Engine , Saw Benches , emption to December 31 if he would enrol in evening the police arrested him for drunken- piled on top of each apple just before serving with which you signed that £ 5 cheque you on suspicion of stealing a motor - bicycle has THURSDAY , OCTOBER 25th , 1917 . The whole of the STEAM SAWING PLANT , Corrugated Iron Sheds , a large quantity of He afterwards admitted the Volunteers within three days and join ness in the street . B section on November 9. If he declined to he was never in the Army and said he assumed The Child : " I made thirteen mistakes in . Magistrate ( examining a witness ) : " You Converted Timber , etc .; the CIDER - MAKING do that the decision was three days final . PLANT , including 6 h . p . Steam Engine , Mr. Stanley regarded the condition as un- , with his wife . his military title because he had a quarrel my spelling lesson . " Parent : " Oh , well ; I admit you overheard the quarrel between the Letters were found on him suppose I would have made more myself . " defendant and his wife ? " Witness : " Yis , Cider Mill , Double Press , etc. , etc. reasonable to force on any mayor and de - addressed to " John Shaw " at the address he The Child : " Oh , no , you wouldn't . There sor , I do . " Magistrate : " Tell the Court , if clined to accept it . were only thirteen words . " you , can , what he seemed to be doing . " Wit- ness : " He seemed to be doin ' the listenin ' . " Full particulars in due course . gave . In a motor - car stopped at midnight near Bagshot in search for the runaway the police found as passenger Fred Fowles , of Walworth , who has been fined 40s , by the Chertsey Bench and handed over to the military as an absentee . |