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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-5-2, Page 4Sanders & Creech, ; Props..
THURSDAY, XAY,.
'1
NOTE ANp cog mE,r r,
Quebec PP'ovapedal election® viitl`take
aplace fay 15 At present tit -ere -are n
saw -offs and it d$, probable thatthere
wi3i lie polltaxg in all the 82 cor)etituen-
aies.
The follow: statement, co'xta txed in
a. letter to lloosevelt, tromaTaft ten flaw
thebefore latter sr lied the' Recd rce ty
agreement, w'..11 suffice tai: how" Carr,
--diayts what Taft meant when he sa,d
that Ca1.��2s atti=e t> c.a4-: • o
the ways" . , •statement„ wag xlaxade
xaublac by Taft at Boston oa Thareaday
tom,=ht. and. pr ver that Canarla,waa wise
._a rejecting the Reciprocity Agree nentR
-The letter read h -rt--1t , 114-V t at
.at t*rst have a tendency tq, reduce the
cast of Toad products sommyr' At,pa; Iesat
tine the an±puixt of. Cana4 ati lundttela
wewould take :would produce a`,..c n
trent of busghtesa between Western Cala.
ada and Baited. ,S Mates- ithat ttit
o
ua
d
:sake Canada a11)y nits adjuste[rot'° the
.0::ted States. It ,would transfer »l x19
alae t,appottarit business to Chicago and
,New York, their bank credits and
"everything else, and it wtiClct l crease,
greatly the demtand of Cana -4.- ' for ou;
tuanutactxa.raes, 1 ,sera tits ls�argu-
Sz;<etrt a,:a?6?eat x'ecPat>'eltr• lxad:idalx
da. and I think Wk is a I o tile,"
^t'he cattle feeder et ,ta so ca;
xlualldry this aprling, Feer ss sell..
dirt; at about the game,ptTc@aa;~they
d cl two years ago. The eatpekieal of
1910 is still fr"ealu in the zalensary, aro
the pan who to n 'the cattle feeding
iiue hers is somewhat chary aboub „un-:
+aleryioi,'ag a siert liar experience. The
store cattle bought up in the epr^.1ag
,,of 1910 at frons 5.50. t4 5,76 a cwt. did,
,trot snake money fer the, feeder. Will
_she season of 1912 duplicate` that of
' .,Bili, ;s what many are aslt~Ity,, White.
-it is stetter safe( to. PrePllesy a e tf1„, What
xtae racket ter beef cattle ,rvirll he five
ea six menthe hence, there are certain
sand;tions pertaining; to the cattle
Trade .n Senora at the j`present time
,that should: be taken into account. It,
:s ,gererally agreed that this rontiaerat'
:it as fewCr beef cattle than Sor sone time
.back, There are also fewer; young an.
"mats corning forward, and a aacarcity
+af beef cattle Is predicted for a couple
tar years to Come. Conditions in, 1912
e therefore different from what they
vrere two years agora and feeding may'
turn out to to a more profitable' van -
4t of 4
,'.ure.
LINTON-Thos. Gibbons, a farmer
r+v''-nS- necu- hero was bad . d:
-when, Kra hewas cue on till land operat-
irrli -o tag roller, the seat "b.okm; and
ta11.9zg backwards pulled the iia -sq
.back. Only the seat raising up; -lone.
aide of the roller saved hien tro u
i.ag 'killed, As It `:.s; the doete r had to
put t tteel' at -itches in his foreheadt Gib”:
."iiel e 'des also ,hurt about the fakir;•'
,though none were broken. c,,,•,,
STAFFA-Thci funeral of Robere1Y l-
`ton'Was held at Staffa,on Tuesday`t'aktora
aeon to Staffs cemetery. .Two ,.eau's:
.:moo Mr. i7altolz r a s burled In a rave-
ls/ La. a.ag,ravel pit, and sustained irtju#ie`'
to his tack which made him a invalid.'
ever since. Deceased was 43 years old
and besides iris wife, leaves „3..tangly
tic
smelt children. tlr, Gecrgo D,aIton
+r..4 this 'town is a,brother.
CENTRALIA
Dr J. S. Coulter of London avast lite'
guest of E. Coiwill over Sunday .;q.:
Crediton
, FOR SALE -At Zw'-Cker's, Crediton,
£Lo• 1 Red Clover', Ais ace, Alfalfa, Tim
thy, ,Kentucky Biue and'Orehard Grass
--specially selected tax seedeng, purposes
Also a quantity ot„ ciea„n, Alaike . and
T4hotbX Seed ni ed'at very reasonable
prices. Partes requiring should buy
early
aa, better ow 1 be
scarce
and higher as season advances. -CHAS.
1,5.
ZVSi ICKER, CREDITOTI
-,This is House-c?,ean n ^ time. Every
where you cart, sea clothes Ont. on the
tine and the poor old nam a stick
fca° ails hand beating the carpets, It
w ll soot;, be over, Tin the meals -witl
be ata time,
The " S
1-azt'sil finished the season's
thresamg last weep, Seeding Is 'nova in
full awing but the weather has kepb
back the growth,
' •red 'i3: erfh of Clinton 'spen,,t the past
week,!tix town visiting his.,daughter, arra.,
Mary Beaver,
Ilton I£arris of I'ark Hill is lRr
town and resumed d, s trade of Pant
^fz,
We Are sorry to state that Fred
Young's stealth has received e. set back
s friends His nay ,ends 4`aope there will be
a. chane for the better.
af_ss Steinacher- of Winghana is vis-
itirrg her parents Mr_ and aft -s. Henn"
Ste:naeber for a TOW days,
Frazer Brown left On Nianday ter Win
deer where he _loaned the Perlin Daae'
bail team as Platter: Succpys, Teddy;
Arbor Day was celebrated at aehool
aft Tuesday, T..e yardwas g`ivert a her.
otigta cleaning'. ' and everything 'now
lookav,,,, spiel( and i apart.
On It an�da.:a eve xfrtg, the members, of
the Evan'lreal Church in ,et attd de-
cided to have,, tip exterior of ,thele
buildiar.; repainted and now joist ,put,
,n the ba sat,These,; repairs area
badly needed and 'when cpinpleted will
make a deo.ded, improvemetat. ,N
Our brek and tile yards have started
their raen at Fork and are getting every-
ta:na ; ready for brick and tile making.
George Either and Nelson Shenk left
a re oa Wedn!'#day for New ()sora
to assns their post's as Fire :Rangeei
oat tl e T i N, O.:Iia,'.iway. George goee.
to ilia old plea(' at Gilllea Depot and
Nel, at F'orcup'rxe. Botts are go;,. It .ttic-
tiq;nt trren and a credit to the Govern-
ment witch appoints Tem.
Mas Clara Wind of Detroit is home
for a few weeks visit.
Joan Finkbeitxes la baying the ex-'
tenor of Its dwelling repainted.,
, J, '\V :ela-yr;re liar mos l fibs job
pc;nC31..g plant in the room. 0 the
rear of Lawaon`s Jewelry shop.
Treveth;ek & liedglna sold a. hand-
alaie rubber tire buggy to August HUI
on Tuesday. Their buggies are meeting
w'tit c+. ready sate this spring,
Mrs. Browne suffered Ir. stroke on
Friday and is at pae.sent quite low.
Dr. Olurre, W. H. I',agot, Herb. Graham
a ad Fred Irish motored, to Loudon on
ntturday and A1acc.ret "Get rick quick
Val Iiniforrtt.
aNtr. 1`'orden ropreaent:ng the Peilrelm
Nuraery Co. of Toronto, is in town
soliciting' business.
We are pleascd',to statethat the health
of 'trsa iftenry tVoetker and Mathew.
We has amp&Vved considerably during
the past weak.
-George Lawson had a. drain dug as
,cross the road one day last week in
order to dram his cellar: 'bfosansl
''Wvruerth & Mast have notified quite a'.
number of our townsmen tc meet and
adjust a drainage trouble. It appears
the town sewer passers through their
land and they claim; damages.
On Sunday evening,'while Mr. and Mrs.
Dan. oreaaand faan2y were r eturn-
ing 'home Lrorn Dashwgad, their horse
made a bolt from the house pulling- up
ST&YM oy Ousa CITY or Ter.t;vo, t
LUCAS COUNTY 5 ?8
rTaniCJ,Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner. of the arm of,,u J, Cheney ez.Co„ doing bust.
tass.in the City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and thataaaid erre will pay the sum of QNE
11Uk{DteEP ROU.AitSfor eacb+ and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cared by the use of hall's
Catania Cure. , inial I J. CSE@;EY
sworn to before, ate and subscribed in my pree
encs, this 8th day of, December, d,D, 18343,
(Sa ani A. W. GagASOid,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Iiall'e Caterrh Curele taken iuternai1X, and acts
directly on. the blood and mucoas surfaces of the
system, Send for testimonials tree,
F. J. CHENEY" &CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75e.
Take Nall's rattily rills for constipation.
ran dowt; street w_th Mrs, Isaac and
ctt:td. in tt he rig helpless. The horse
was stopped at BL'I1's Hotel without any
damage bang done. It is indeed for-
tunate that alt Passed ett safely.
Sonar of our iilahermen have had great..
luck tits week at the .river.
Albert Morlock, motor expert, has h ad
tis lumbar shed moved to the side of
its shop and w,ilaconverti it into: a gar-
age where he wall be able to, fix up
any airelc looters which need attention.
Don't forget the Same of door -ball to
be held in town on Friday evening be-
tween as the • the T s of east �.
,mer 4 ..a* and
as .d 1
the Brownies of the vrmest'end of town.
The westerners met defeat last week
2-0 and now want revenge
On Fr fay ever,,atg a baseball, meet;
ing was held in the bank rooms with a
good numb s us aUenclaalee., I1erb Young
was appointed ea.pta'lki°; W, R. Paget
fnatxaaer, and Fred Irish Seaa'Treas, We
tee,- satisfied the team will hold up,
their reputation Ude as la the -peat.
'ash void
house-eleasa,tag and garden Illdking
a the order of the day, --Miss Kate
Staree-ot Park Hilt spent Suadaywlth; hir
parents here. Mrs`. Jots. Snell Of Thed•
ford was renewera acrivaintaaa„cea . in
'n team for a few days last. week. -
Mr, and Mrs. John Preter ot Zurich.
spent '.Sunday In town, --Mr. and Mrs,
Data A clsaae « Creditod visited frietrda
as townSunday,--Mr. Michael Stlre, Jr,
of Stratford falt .here rot' a few days
helping- to move Ilia family and house-
hold e1:1ecta to that '.Placa, 'where they
'ntend to a 'es:de in future. Mr. Joseph
E'dt la visiting ilia on, I3'ersrzass, at:
Forest for a few drays.--'a'ir. Alfred
nrmer left ou atoraday for Saskatoon,
where he expects to remain 'tor a while.
--Mesters. Solomon and Herb ilfialer left
Saturday for Vancouver. B.C., both, hay-
. secured pos Mona; there, Mr, Her-
rrxan Warmer and Mr Woe, Miller spent
Monday uta. Landon. -Mr, Jonas Rartlelh
's building a now shop on Alain street
for the purpose of staring lila Imple-
ments, They 'commenced world on '.t.laat
week. -Quite number of our: "TiYotrug
people attended the dance at;Biaaeth
berry's, Grand Bend, on Thursday 'night
of last weep..
Happily Wedded-Aquiet wedding took
Place at tato Lutheran, parsonajlo en
Tuesday of last weok,,wlteniadisa Emma
1Piliert, daughter or Mrs. Levi, Hamach-
er becalm', the wile of Mr, William
Schroeder, son .of Mr. and Mra.'Getasge
Schroeder, ar. Rev, G. Thun performed
the cerexnolry. '-They. will matte their
horse as Dashwood. -Congratulations.
Mr. Jos. G;u:'nan assessor for ,Step-
hen, has handed in, Ids roll and the
following tures have been taken from
the roll. No. of acres in 'Stephen 56,-
798;
6,-
798; total assessment of real property
$1989374; buildings 646810 exemp-
t:ons $133200; taxable income $700. Tot
al assessment , $2657456; number of
children between 5-16, 782 ; male per-
sons between 21-60 788; total poputa-
tion 3270; deaths during year' 241, bir£iis
19. The populat-pian for 1911 was 3555,
b:,rths 55 and deaths; 14. There axe 310
the post to which is had been, tied and dogs an tine township.
oft I$ELH L IiS1'
'The Ladies. Aid .here contemplate deT
corat:•n'; the interior at the 1vletiaodiat
church. They also titend vitropaneing
the windows. --Mica i',!eDermid of Sea -
forth is the aueet, ofher aunt, Mrs. Ja-
cab:.
To Faro Farmers
A CHOICE LINE OF HORSES FOR
FORMERS TO BREED FROM
BARON IREBX', No. 9996, 13334,E ';a
a• pure-bred imported Clydesdale Stat-
l;oaa,
ot excellent breeding' . and choice
pedigree., stands 17 !sands high and is
°•,-. ,t - e, A. PTaP."?�i,cned tin ever" way.i kIt will
stand for service, at. hie own stable, Lot
17, COacession 14, Stephen; Township
daring the season. ISAAC TETR'EAtT &
W. DEVINE, Prop.; Wan. DEVINE,
Manager..
CAMBI3SHINNIE SQUIRE, No. 1614.9,
Vol. 34, is a pure-bred !'sported Clydea
dale Stall_on, was foaled su 1998, and
shows a line ot ancestors' that is:
con
-
Watered unbeaten �bF a. ✓ horse.- :
S
built on strong and choice lines, and
should prove a; sure foal -getter. He
will stand forreares at iia own stable,
2thtva, Lot 1,2, Con. 13, Stephen,
WM. WITZEI, & SON, Ktiva, Prolxa,
Garfield Finkbeiner, alanager,.
SOUTHPORT, No,, 347. is a celebrat-
ed 'xnlsorted Shire Stallion, well-known.
as a cure and good stock -getter,
beautiful 'shaped horse, of the best of
ped',ee and .style. die will stand for
truxres' at has own 'stable, Crediton, op-
poa;te the baseball 27'ounds. ,,. JAMES
VOCKWILL, Proprietor and Manager.
VICTOR., No. 6/277, ^e e, pure-bred,
anported Perchoron Stallion, a bea..utlfu4'
grey, w'ah chcece pedigree and .stock--'
getting record. Monday leaves home at
Zurich, to Mark Wild's, Stephen; to
Crediton ; Tuesday to NVin. Coates', to
Cmarnerc:e j Hotel. Exeter; Wednesday
to Dan. 1T ugh's, thence home; Friday
to Blake Hotel, to xuia owe stable. W.
1. BENDER, Pa jpr'.letor and Manager,
7,ur;cla
l'OLTA-IRE. No. ' 12682, aa, -,a well bred
Percberon Stallion, aaad has proved `him-
self to be a thiel sire. 3londay leaves
home, Con. 31, Kdtibert,„ to Ppera; to
Bracer:old; `I'aaeaday to Conunereal
Hotel, Clinton to P,rter's 1191; Wed-
nesday to ,Bayfield, to Ed.'Boyce'a. Hay
Thursday to Ben Ptilca's, to Tiros,
Ktty'a9 Friday to Crediton. to Exeter ;;
Saturday to: R. beddy'a to its stable.
JOHN CHAMBER, Proprietor and Man.
ager,
FIUMIDE, No, 1480. 'tett fine Percher -
on Stall'on imported tom Franco. He
;has, a shote, pedigree and Is a sure
foal -getter.. Mondaiy loaves hats own.
stable,miva and 'goes to Mat. Re-
gan's, to Pat Regan's ;, Tuesday to Ntim.
Flynn's, to Contra -1:h; Wednesday to
Minor Dobb's, to S. Pym's ; Thursday to
Dan McCurdy''a, to Crediton ; Friday to
Tinos. Aniy'a Jr., to home:
REGAN BROS. & VYI'TZEL & SON Prop,
`, , W. WITZEL, Man
UNCLE JOHN, 12668, :,s a choicely -
bred imported clydesdale, with, an excel-
lent record as a foal getter. Monday.
leaves home Con. 6, Usborne, to T,Cam-
eron's, to G. Jeffrey's; Tuesday to Wm.
.Coates', to Thos. Quinton's ;/Wednesday
to Frank Morley's, to "Wm. Delbr'_dge's
Thursday to Benson.William s, to home
Friday to Wm. Oke's, to John Rowe's
Saturday to John Westlaake'a and home.
FRED A, ELLERINGTON, Prop:
JOHN WESTL AKE Manager,
THEDIA BANKOF `CC)MMERCE
MR EDMUND WALKER, C.Y t}„'l°I..D,; D.C.L., PRESIDENT
A1.EXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL. MANRGER
CAPITAL- 10000 OOO REST, - . $8,400, r
DRAFT'S ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Every branch. of' The Canadian Bank ssa Cotntnerce is equipped to issue drafts oa,
the principal cities in the following countries without, dela
Anics' Costs Greens 1Vew Zealand SiberiaArabia Slides :
Argentina Republic Cuba
e marc; Ise Hollandbikeway921121
Australia 1? Egypt Indra.. �.. -
Austria-Hungary Farce bland* „, Iretand Pee+a Settlements
Belgium Finland
Ba,lsa Ttr. `avai
FIesatuz
74sereZ s
adBrasil Formosa� u
BrrFaCaclnGhinaStates
Germany Manchuria 7
China Great Britain Mexico Saes Wiest India etc.
The amount of these drafts is stated in the, money or a country where they are pay-
able; that is they are drawn in sterling, francs, marks, bre,. kronen, florins, ;Mu.
taels, roubles, etc., as the case may be. This ensures that the ;swan abroad will
receive the actual amount intended A233
EXETER RANC. F1, -G, L. WAUGIi. Mi.anager. Branch also at Credttoll.
The IYlois�ns Ban:
Incorporated 1t
Record of I#rog retia for Five Years -UW -191i
Capital $3)0001000$4 O tO
Reserve ' -$310ek,000 0001000
De sits 3 37 7.73p . 35,042,311
Loans and Investments 27,457,090 38854,801.
Total Assets $38,090,192 48237284
Sag 83 Branehae in ..:*sada, and hunts and torreolacixg delnt ig,lithe
Prin.lpal Old*. in the Wockl
1► 011XlliltAL VtAINKINd BBU$it(R$8 r"aiat"tSACTIlnc
SAV NOS BANK -DEPARTMENT
at al Blauobee. Interest allowed, 'at bgbeatcurrent rate.
+tEXETER 'BRANCH
w
Ageate amt Bxeter for the I e ninit>xa t” 1t►rarrzluaeDL.
Dldltaolr Sr CA RLING* 8o11citors, 11, ?, IIT RDON Manager,
a
1a 1i RA FOIL;E A .33
That ela*lee taszza at Xi#$ sacrrk on. the
'tinct and 3rd conesise.ons or traborne.
being ane and aatslt srtea tram ,Exeter
n the prerntada is a, large brielc 1101100
:1h slate root, ari4 frame barns and
abitng, r3]t lyo sold separately or
together to suit purchaser. I•t acro■ Int,
tall wheat, 40 acres tall plowing done,
balance in gasser. Airp1Y to
THOS, FI$FIEIR, Exeter,
HOMESL+EKERS' AND SETTLERS"'
EXCURSION TO
WESTERN CANADA VIA CHIC[: AGO
April 2nd, 3Qtlx and 39th and every
second Tuesday thereafter until Sept.
17th ixelasiae,
Special Trails will leave Toronto at:
10,30 p.m, on above dates for Edmon-
ton and points 571 Manitoba. and Sask-
atchewan, via. Chicago and St. Paul,
carrying through coaches arid Pullman,
Tourist sleepers.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
.Full pat'ticulara from any Grand Trunk'
Agent, or C. R. McCutcheon, Alberta
Government Agent, Palmer House :Block
Toronto Ont.
THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE TO
Montreal, Buffalo, New York, Philadel-
phia, Detroit, Chicago, is via. Grand
Trunk, the only
DOUBLE: TRACK ROUTE
STEAMSHIP TICKETS ON SALE VIA
ALL ,LINPIS
Full Information from
3. 3. KNIGHT, Agent, Exeter.
CENTRAL
STPIATFORO.. ONT.
Our classes are notw larger titan.
ever betore but we Itaye ' enlarged our
quarters and we have zoont tor a taw
more students. YAu may eater at any
time. We have a start ot mine exper.
'enced instrectors and our courses axe
the aberrt. Our ,graduates succeed, This
week three remit graduates Informed
us that they Eavo positions paying' $465
$70 and $1&5 pea' month. 'Wo havd
three dela,arirnemts,-Comnaezclal, Short-
hand and Telef raphy. WrLte tor our
free 'catalogue naw;
D A. McI?ACHLAN, PrinclpaL
here is no safer Investment on Earth than Earth Itself
realestate.
s greater e*chances of making large profits thaw. real There is no investment to-daythat offers
The eyes of. the whole world are on the Great C nlidian West, and particularly the Last Wiest of Alberta alnd,
the Peace River, with its centre, the
THE CITY OF EDMONTON SITUATED AS IT IS AT THE GATEWAY TO
GREATER COUNTRY THAN "WININill'PECI'EVER IAD TO LOOK,FCI(WARLY
'
ITO IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OVER ANYOTHER
"1TY IN •T,HE WEST, AND IS CONSIDERED TO -DAY TO BE WITHOUT'
'EXCEPTION THE" SAFEST PLACE INaaTHE: WEST TO BUY REAL ESTATE,
.ND WHERE VALVES WILL INCREASE VERY RAPIDLS:.
WILL YOU LBdl` US PROTECT YOU IN YOUR'; IN,VESTMENTS7
rILLYOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OI THE KNOWLEDGE IT COST US A
OT ' OF TIME IND MONEY TO k IND .THAT IS THE BEST PLACES TO
UY; PE1OPERTI AND JUST WHAT SORT ,OF PROPERTY IT IS.
•
. 4 ..,.
IF YOU WILL':CAL"L ON US IN OUR OFFICE IN EXETER WE WILL
SHOW YOU HOW IT, IS, WE PROTECT YOU
CUT OUT THE ATTACHED COUPON AND SEND IT TO U3 WITH YOUR
NAME AND ADDRESS AND WE WILL ivIAIL YOU THE GOVERNMENT RE-
PORTS, MAPS, BOOKS, ETC., THAT EXPLAIN TIlE ADVANTAGES OF THIS
GREAT COUNTRY AND ITS :CAPITAL, EDMONTON.
WE HAVE FOR SALE A LARGE NUMBER OF QUARTER SECTIONS 'IN
ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN AT' PRICES FROM $10' UP TO $25.
CITY LOTS FROM $200 UP.. ALSO SOME, FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES,
BEARING 8', Per CENT 'FOR SALE +(GUARANTEED BY US.)
P `C/ kN
Messrs Bawden 51'Bawden
Kindly send me any Maps or Litera
ture :you leave relating to _
Name
Address.
'or further information regarding City 13roperty
'arm Lands and Homesteads enquire at our office ; in
X -, the' premises lately vacated by the Pani- of Commerce
Jm 4 awa•
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