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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-4-30, Page 4• 17 C R A 13 L .-Fire rates are three -sided; last three times as long, Shaped in the ra"tea to grind up clinkers arnacv when "rocked'. See theMcClary Mc ary deale r or write for booklet. sz T. Hawkins & Son, Local Agents ainainNingiiiinallitEMEMINEMIN he Ford := the Lightest, Surest, 3/lost Economical- the very essence of auto- mDbiling-and all r°Canal n• lea.:t h o ti T 600 f, ++. h. Fara Onat•t o •. Get particulat's from Vee. Seen, agent. mesesassesseree titer otic sates Sander:: & Creech, Proprietors Lt advance $1.00 per year in Canada a1,5t in' United States. If not paid in advance 50c. extra per year may be charged T f1JRS„ APRTL 30, 1914. The conclusion of the budget de- bate -was a fiasco, This was the :great debate which was to exhibit to the people of Canada the Liberal oarty in the geese of free-traders. All through the: weeks of talk we had heard the duties upon foodstuffs described as the Teas cause of the high cost of 1 v- ing Remove the duties on food and the People will be able to live cheap- er was the argument. It was the great new policy of SriWilfred Laurier. Heralded first in Hamilton, end later at Montreal, and announced ever and over again on the floor of the House, the country had come to believe that Sir Wilfred Laurier was in earnest A11 that remained to be done to -ap the climax was to, have the :sriaiciple embodied in the amendment. But he did not do -so. The great free food policy war snowed under. To the a- mazement of the government, %diose representative .the Minister of Fin- ance had challenged him to 'ring it along Laurier made no reference to it. The meaning of the omission is clear The Liberal party is io't a .in - it on any policy, and in particular is at logger -heads regarding the tariff, There are in the Liberal party many protectionists, just as wholesouled ..s any prateceionists in the Conserva- tive party and they will break no interference with the tariff. They de cline to allow Sir Wilfred to move his "free food" amendment, and 'he was compelled to' give away, Official trade figures for the • 12 months of the fiscal year ending lerarcb 31. last were issued by the cus- toms department, and show a grand tatsfar the year of $1,112,562,107, a record ea Canadian history. The total trade of the precedav year which was up to then the high water mark .was $1,068,660,225. The feature of the year recently closed is the enormous increase "n ex - parte; of Canadian produce, the total being $431.589.658 an increase of $80 00G,000 over the precedmg year. The imports of the other hand, which a- nlotunted to $618,328,774, showed a des crease from the prel ous year: of a tittle over .$50,000,1100: The biggest increase in exports was in agricultural products, which rose $,48,000,000 over the prev:oue •leer. Maeuiacturcrs jumped $14,000;000 end ti'sherie.s showed ,an increase of 34,- 000,000 Heise e-odus from the Liberal ;car- ts beeps up much longer Hon, Frank Oliver will be left alone in his 'seat just like when they sang the National Anthem, „Tbra Grits are 'accusing the BardenGovernment of degrading the Trans- continental:Railway, whereas the Grits. did al' -they could to degrade the pub- lic life of Canada. Sine- -fa ° Liberals want free imple- ments aid the Conservatives have cut the duty at avould seem that Sir Ly - mart Jones is without a party, Plow - ng a lonely furrow; as it were. die are h,. receipt of an invitation to. the citizens of North Battleforcl to attend an At Home given in con- nection with the opening of the new Connaught school of which Mr, Jos. Bawden an Exeter Old Boy, and one of the proprietors of the North Bat- tleforcl News, is a member of the Board of Trustees and the honored chairman. of that board. It is a pleas- ure for us to note the advancement of our young men to honored posi- tron: throughout the world, and they are=:nat a few. TO PROTECT BRITONS. British. Fleet May Be Increased In Mexican Waters. LONDON, April 28.,—The British Government has had under eonsider ation athe possible necessity of strengthening the British Beet in M:exican waters, in order to insure the protection of British subjects 'and property. Nothing has been yet defi- nitely decided and inview of the lat- est news from Mexico it is hoped by officials that it will be unnecessary to send more war vessels there. According -to information received by the Government the danger which threatened British subjects in Mexico ' has Largely passed, but any recur- rence of that danger will probably be met by the despatch of a sufficient na- val force to protect British subjects and their property, U. S. Population Is 98,000,000. WASHINGTON, April 28. -- Con- tinental United States now has a population of more than 98,000,000 while the country with its posses- sions is peopled with more than 109,- 000,000 persons; the census bureau announced yesterday. Census ex- perts have ealculated than the popu- lation of • •continental united States on Suly 1, 19 14, will be 98,781,324, against 91,972,266 on April 15, 1910, when the last census was tak- an.. ll'or . the 'United Statesand its possessidns they estimate that popu- :ation this July will be 109,021,992, olnpared with 101,748,269 in` 1910.. yDloo_lt of Mother's ieeetii lfills Ntua't, LONISON, Ont" April 28, Sto%it eonsequont upon ",ho death of ter' Loslee at Ortllia, catrple.ci; with -l'11 , lr ltltl , ' at.t.:nJ the death:feared heart iieersee of °113,e.r l frftrdlnc, far many �Eaylr.c+"nueeted wt',h ths' Sisters o4 enaaessefeareef this city, The body was lirxlt , s l t nEyre e t hr. funs tl �t*ei,.N'.hetd stet the eases hour Centralia Mrs H. highs spent a few da °e last week visiting with herr sister n1rs Spencer at St, Thomas, A � Lsse, t -t ea ye Ira ry spent , few 1 y s visiting relatives and friends in Lem - don. 41r, Richard Handford n the mend and able to ,be outbed for a few hours each day, le on Thursday last was" a. successand good prices were .realize nearly everything. The propertynot sold and we learn that n. Col - will has leased it for a,t i1'1rs Hr Fry has been' r the doctor's care with a severeattack of quinsy, but is getting be. LR r, and Mrs, D. O'Brien a few days visiting relatives in don and Parkhill, Mr .John Broajn is on ick list is o of His sr de d 'for was Mr, Jo'n terns, ltncte att better, ri splen I.on the s and confined to the house for a few days, The Colwill brothers were called to. Exeter on Monday evening, their Lather, Mr. John Colwill having taken a slight stroke of paralysis. Dashwo►d Everyone seems to be looking far - ward to the annual celebmation in this peaso aa, the 3rd of June, and this year prenares to be even better than anything we have ever had, The day will be opened with a monster eel- ithumpian: parade and already the boys are getting their plans arranged, This year the Dutchmen will put on a new variety and it will be fun and amuse - for the onlooker such as was lever seen here before. The horse rac,ng and ball game well be fully up to the stani bed and }iteral prizes will be a- warded.—The energetic trustees of this place have decided to install an electr e. fight Malt and have already got the poles. :i. position, and will in a few days have everyth_n* in readi- ness when, .:t it proves sat.tsf:actory, tbe 'place well be well lighted up, Mr Henry Bossenberry has hired a good mart to ass;st him with his string of racers. Found Dead: Mr.: Chas. Widmer of Zurich was found dead at the home oa 1Lr John. K. Ehlers .on Turesday morrning. He had been engaged to do some papering there on lelonday and in the evening he went outside, and Mr. Ehlers thinking he hacl ;one to the village to remain over night as was his usual custom, retired only to find his lifeless body at the entd of the woodshed in the morning: The coroner impanelled a jugyy who deem- ed is necessary to leave a post ' mor- tem examination before bringing in a verdict. Undertaker Hoffman .of Zur- ich removed the body to his under- taking rooms at Zurich,where the post mortem will be held., W HALEI' . Mr .and Mrs, Oke of Exeter : and Mr and: Mrs. Garnet Miners of, Elim- vile spent Sunday hese the guests of ti -Li• and Mrs. Thos: -Morley.—Mr. and Mrs, Hector Millsosn and Mr, end Mrs, J; Wright spent Saturday and Sun- day ren London,—Miss Adelaide .Park- inson spent a fewdays here with relatives.—Horse buyers • have been. around Isere and picked up all ' the old "plugs'• available and intend, ship- ping them out to the West—Several of our stung men were in St. Marys an Tuesday and brought home 'their new buggies, We would judge'' from the fine drivers the boys all have and the dandy new buggies that our :young }'ladies are:' going to be treated to some 1 fine outings this summer, -New spring 1 heart gear and coats were quite in ev-idence last Sunday. -Miss Olive: Gunning visited friends in London Friday of last week.—The fall wheat through thls section. of the ,country like many other places is looking rath- er poor ; and finless the weather be - carries warm it mall not amount to % much Seetlene is well under way end some odd farmers are about done. -4 it is not hard to know that tnotber and ."sis" are house-cleaning. :, There is the pa;acted flootr, the papered wall and pocq- Charles has to content him- self out ea the back kitchen and wait for his evening meal.. . AILSA CRAIG,—The explosion. of i a lamp et ^thee home of David Torrance I Apra, 22 at 1,30 resulted in a fire that completely destroyed the build- ing and contents. Mr. Torrance, who lived alone ;clad occasion to leave the house and turned, the lamp down, Shortly after a loud explosion, was heave and flames burst through 'the windows ,The' loss is estimated at $500. - LUMLE'4 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glenn, Sr;, are at Brucefield v.'sitia; their son Geo. —Mr. Stewart McQueen,recently i,ur- ceases from Mr. Miller of Stoufville a very fine Short -horn bull, which, no doubt will improve the stock in this vicinity Stewart is to be congratul- ated on his purchase.—Mr. Aldiington had a plowing bee recently on his new fare which he purchased from Mrs. Miller.—Miss Myrtle Ryckman, has made application as organist of the Methodist Church at Chiselhurst. We hope she may be successful in, getting it,.—House clew ang is the .eider of i he day wall the geaitlerr sex; and the men are on the land as the seeding' is late.—Mrs. F. G. Hemery Mitchell spent the latter part Ul last Week with her parents here, Mr. 'and Mrs, Jahn McQueen. -Mr. Fred Ellerington has purchased 'a fine' stock horse cram a man in St. Marys, to re -place the oae that died,—Mer, and Mrs, 'Thos. Dickson Seafcrth, visited at les. Broadfoot's oat Sunday.—Mr. 13ordon Bottom had, a gravel bee last seek. He is prepareaes to build an addition to See barn. this summer and is' start- ing in good time.—Mr. Jahn McQueen. was :,e the Forest City on Friday last visiting his ,daughteir, Mary.—Miss Ray Horton. has returned from .eea- fortis and will reaul n for some time. &RAND RE' le 11;, Ed. Gill, jr., lost a valniable cow ane ..day last week, site: having. choked eating, chop. --1113% Jos:i3ren- ne.;.hacl his verandah fixed last. week. I)emus Stihbins, is an the sick list—ear, P. Baker and George Down were in Idensall last week. h1r. Abe i)isjardine is pleased over the arr''ral ce, a son on April .26th,—Mr.. "I, 1 tlabeiner of Shipka was in our btsres c s, it onclray.---Messrs. Jos. • l3rce- ner and son Ez ra. were in Hensel' last Wcrinestiay, -- Mr. Ira Stihbins is with appendicitis,—Mamie Craw- fae3 ,tt on the sick list.---Mvlr, Ross is intpersveet; his property by putting a new verandah to^his house. $loo , Reward $10O. rhe readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease the science' has been able to u.ure' in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. . troll's Qatarrh Cure is the only positive cute now known to the medteal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a copstitti" tional treatment. Ball's Catarrh curers talon ha ternally, acting directly upon the i,loocl and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby deetroyiug the toundatt ou 01 she gisease, and giving the patient strength by bnilding'tip the constitution and assist- ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so lunch faith in its curative powers that they, offer One hundred boilers for any case ,that it tails to Cure. Send tor list of testimonials Addre9s P. J. Uta E N EX Ss 00., Toledo, 0. sew by all Druggists, 75 cents, Take Hall's Family fells for constipation. M MSALL Miss Ella Ortwein, who was ?aid up for a few clays, has recovered.—Miss Agnes Slaxray has returned lroan To- ronto where, she has spent several months.—Cow owners are retaking preparation for tuning their animals on the streets in Mays—Mr..Porterfield and family intend moving to Harriston at, the end of the month, -A. McPher- son who was somewhat under the weather last , ireek,_ is recovering.— John E McDonell was in town :ast weer: int connection with the late Geo McEwen estate;—Mr. and Mrs, 'McAl- lister will move shortly unto the farm recently ,purchased from Mr. Porter fseld.-Joba Caldwell has sold his e0 acre,#arm stn Tuckersmith to John .tele - Lean and intends moving West.—Rev; Mr. Miller Lutheran minister at Zur- ich wile preach the Preparatory ,ermon in Carmel church on Friday, May 15. SCHOOL REPORT of $. S. No, 5, Usborne —Sr. IV.—T. Ford 592, M Moodie 529 F. Higgins 526, H. Mois 522 G. McFalls 477, Jr: IV.—A., Boa- ter 372' E Kleinfeldt, 4338, R. Perkin 304. III. A. '.Ford 457, L. Hicks 444, M„ Ford 411 C, Fisher 363, 0, Moii 363, G. Perkins 330, A. Fisher 253. Sr II:. R Ratcliffe 401, Violet Ratcliffe 341 E.:Plei:nfeldt'287, T. Yellow 224. jr II., G , Moir 256, G. Ford 164,—Geo. TJlatwsoai. teacher. Protect the Heart From Rhaumatism RHEUMA PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND THROWS OFF COMPLI- CATING DISEASES Weakening of the blood tissues by continued at acks of Rheumatism af- fects the heart ..and produces compli- cations which result. fatally. RHEUMA puts the blood in condition to ward off other. diseases and eradicates the Rheumatic conditions from the whole system Recommended for all ,forms of Rheumatism. 50 cents at W S. Cole's. This letter will convince you of its great value,— "For nine weeks I was unable to work owing to my feet being badly swollen from Rheumatism: l:eiso suf- fered severe pains in the back. After using two bottles of RHEUMA the Rheumatism has entirely` left ;ne."— F , H. Morris, Fort Erie, Ont. THE CANADIAN tiANK. OF COMMERCE CAPITAL, $15t000,000 REST, $13,500,000 MONEY ORDERS Issued by The Canadian Bank of Cotntnerce,, are a safe, convenient and inexpensive method of rea:itting, Small sums of money. These• Orders, payable without charge at any bank. in Canada (except in, the Yukon Territory) and in the principal cities of the Mailed $tates,. are issued at the following rates $5 and under .. 3 cents Over 5 and not exceeding $10 3 10 4t 10 l/•' II 30 .{ 89 „ if 50 - .:. 15 `• REMITTANCES ABROAD should be trade by means of our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRAFTS and MONEY ORDERS. Issued without delay at reasonable rates. 528 •,DXk7TEIt .BRANCH -"G. L. WATJGki, ni,anaeer, Branch eIsa at Crediton The' MoIsons Bank Incorporated 1855 Capital & Reserve $8,700,000 85 BRANCHES IN CANADA A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.TRANSACThD, CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT. TRAVELLERS CHEQUES ....,, , , ... Issued BANK MONEY ORDERS ,,..., .,,.:.:,. ... , ..: SAVINGS BANK DEPARTME'NT' at al Braneb:es. Interest allowed at highest current rate. EXETER BRANCH Agents at Exeter fortiae:Dominion Government. DIOSsoN & CARLING, Solioitors, N. D. HURDON' Manager, You are . Protected et. 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