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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-9-10, Page 4You can cook to the. fuli capacity • of the top and bake an oven full of•good things With a zy at the..satne time. Many exclu- sive featuresy .you should know .;. 'bout. Let the McClary dealer show you. 85 Sold by T. Ea,Wkins & Son ,:N._te %."01.10 fan ler.. & Creech, Proprietor - Crediton • _? ;pretty wedding took place at the 1, advance Senn per vet- . •n .c anada. home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm: J. Dixon, $1 51 in United States. If not Haid McGillnaeey, ode August 29, at 10 a.m. in advance 50c, extra per year may whet bliss Annie Laura. Meadd, the he charged " '' yoangest slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark of Crediton, and Mr, Earl Sheldon. Furtney were united in mar- TIi rHr nAI:, ,5`,'[Y,,pjt• . ]•r>�, ? 14i,rifrge f; Landon. and Stratliro played y p ) d a base AND �'= vols genie here' on Labor„Day morning HERE AND THERE - litn ..e. ,t,,. ` lithe �'ictary going to:' Strathroy. In If a town 'like Exeter , �es;. net, t1 ''attcrnootn the locals played Strath reach after the trade' it "`ill;,:;°ame rise '.the latter again, winning( 4 g urn ng( cwt, ,a1., as fast as it has, to. Rue tfi cttr;dater- 'thew. Crediton had a lead of 4-0 on chants gc' after the busingss,, P .: the their a' one stage of the game. surrotincling country,aiivertts.ir{g to e�*- i Mr Frank and Chris. Finkbeiner cry way_ possible, and maks ,.'good ,�"nzxnt Sunday at their home, here. ever word of their advertising, grade =Miss Madeline Bertrand and. Miss will come from aru . ever ;ttie x _ s:ng 'vim Hb' Sebtann have returned from a radius the town will `gain a or do .Mail in Sebringville. for being awake, and it will ekge fe , Mist Martha Weazel`has returrned . the £roxtt from Detroit, •W1GIr . Gottfreicl Geiser left this week =Blenheian. If you should tiiides take .o -ter -write- '-RE Herb Eilber a jet tee to a{i:,absent friend every a eek and family', tuccoare tellingliiriZ .all, the news,pafapc by Mrs. d en. Beaver, are Y , h t,�aul mpi'ti.g at. Grand Bend ge• a faint idea of tiff; task set prelyar .J„ he Ladies Aid of eu ing a newspaper. Many el aur towns ev here served lunches nch es the two hes and tea people recognize this; ai:d take pleas= en tMorlockra me in giving items o4 hews- • 4 4t. ` at1 Cge in behalfof the helps us acnd is appreciated. ratsirorg about out $Ftx$d5 and succeeeded fn 75,. while the children -^+- :raises $23 in selling flags for the same We try to print all the attitiea that r • are news, or that will, encourage, help or cheer any of ourcitizens along life's ragged road. We all doiaitlese would enjoy reading all the 3.ews. .Quite a numberm this 1 when• its about the other fellow; but orality are attending Toronto Exhibition. cu policy is to turn over to%tlie, go"s=. Mr and Mrs. Wood of London vis - sips the spreading of scandels, that.. iters ,c er the holiday only leave sorrows in their'traia , : sfil•Ylsai with the Misses —o-- ;Mi Goddard of Lo L. Ontario, when a hnusband_7' 'dies` few da with London spent Mitchell a W=ithout making a will and leaves no Mry Mrs• son! l t Tues - children and Mrs, J. Wnlsoati left Tues - children_ nor decendants of deceased' day to visit with their daughter at children. when the wife • =receives .•Strathroy. $1,000 oiat of the estate, the balance 141x. Thos ; 1Slitehell left -oni Tuesday sea edtoIn e:natural.ase the est eheistate, Lh pay- spend a few weeks with his daugk- : Y ter Mrs Webster at Udora inn expenses does not exceed , 1000''. Mrs Warren Mitchell and children tbt ividoav takes all.... If a ,single Tnatr i arrival+ home on Monday evening; af- dies and has less than S400 En a leankeeter a five months' trip to. Yorkshire hi, parents can secure the same. witI;.,E,g,. She was accompanied by her out taking out letters of adislinitr✓a,-:, hrnther who will seek his fortune in tioe by applying to the clerk. of the thir• .country. band gate Court for an order on the Mr L. Heywood occupied the pulpit of Sunday last in the absence of the The editor of and Ontario pastor who is camping at Grand Bend. paper Our baseball aggregation: went to say : that he picked up a Winches- Karkten Monday, but were not suc- ter rifle` recently and started up the cessful ia, bringing home first money, street tc, deliver the weapon ,to its ; They tool third place. owner The delinquent subscribers , Mr. Harold Duplan of Louden spent got it into their heads that he was • the: holiday under the parental. roof. or the warpath, and everYane, he met . -the Percy Simpson spent a few days insisted on paying all 1e owed. One. :visiting friends prior to his returning ma.t wiped out a debt of ten years;''tts school at Detroit. standing. On returning to the office he fennel a load of hay, fifteen rush-; el, of corn ten bushels of potatoes, . USBORNE COUNCIL • a Icteel of wood and a barrel of tur- raps • Council' niet in Township Hall on Sept 5th. All members present, The minute. of last meeting Were approved, As there were no appeals against the, assessment for Scott drain, the Court .of Revision was closed and• the byelaw finally passed. ThSEALED TENDERS adds see ,to following rates were levied for e the current year; County 2.1 mills on the undersigned, and endorsed ' Ten- tht. dollar Township: 1 mill, General - der for Extension of South 1iWest echo 1 rate 1.12 mills. Bylaw No. 8 Breakwater at Goderich, Ont., will authorising the levying of the above be xeceived at this office ra,ntil 4.00 hdve P,3t, on Friday, September -.If, 1914,- "raisc Was _passed, signed and2 .4 49 for the construction 01 hart r.. Accounts amounting d in Pay were - mx=:'Iasse t and orders tissued in, payment. proven'tents, being' an extenstoir'rihe" Ccu,ncit adjourned to Oct. 3rd at South West Breakwater at Godericli,-, . c o'clock Huron County Ont, F. Merle Plans and forms of contract -can be Y. Clerk seer•aur. specification and feianie of tender obtained, at this Departnieitt HENSALL acyl at the offices of the 'Dist-'iet Engineers Windser, Ont.; Confedera- St Paul's congregation are holding tfail. Lifer Bufldiiigt; Toronto, Ont. nota their next est Festival services cinSun- o- application toa.'the Postmaster` at day next Sept. 13, when Rev, rR.e E. Goderich, Ont, • Page M A., of Brussels *all "'Preach Persons tenderingare' notified. that morning and evening, and at Grace. tenders will not e considered tin`liu,rch •, Staffs, at 3 p.m. less made on the printed forms —supe.'.- plied and signed with their actual sig • ELIMVILLE natures stating their occupatioikse anct Centralia places of residence. In the -case.es of i` 'Tao Elimville Council C. 0. C. F. firms the actual signature the oat will attend church in a body en 'Sun-. urs of occupation, and place of resi +.lay morning, Sept 20, at 10 o'clock, dence of each member of the firm ewiteit a sermon will be preached in musl be given , I the interest of the order by the pas - Each tender must be accompanied toe Rev Barnard Collection in aid of be- at accepted cheque on a chartered the Sic? Children's Hospital bank payable to the order of w a the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent. (10 P.0) of the amount of the tender, which STEPHEN COUNCIL wi' be farfei'todif thepars n tender The council t met a t the Town IIal ins decline tc enter into a contract one Sept 7th. All present., Neeb;- when called txpon to do so, or fail to 'Yearly --That a by-law be passed fix - complete the work contracted for. If ` Xuc thesalary of Dr Orme, the med. the: tender be not accepted the cheque loaf oficer of health at 510.00 per. will be returned . year and his usual fees; for attendint The Department sloes not bind it- t his duties; and that Wm. Lewis, sell to accept the lowest or any tender the sanitari• inspector, be paid; $3 fes NOTE -Blue prints can be obtained disinfecting dwellings and $1 for put at the Department of Public Works 'ting up cards. Finkbeiner-Yearley-. by 'depositing an accepted bank chess The: a by-law be passed appointint clue for' the sum of $,25,00, made pay- Ale= Hodgins tax collector' at Iii, able' to theorder of the Ilottotuiahle termer salary. .After passing the fol the Minister of Public Works,`'which IC; ulag accounts the council acljourn- will'. be returned if the intending hid- ed to meet at the Town Hall Oct. 5 - der submit a regular bicl. { Henr Yearle , re ,airit'tg Mud Creel, By ceder,.Bridge 2,00. E. Wild, gravel 1.20; W R. C..DESROCEIrRS, ` ichor r;epdirid bridge, 1,00; J. sou Serres lz y� t.ia.r repairing. bridge 2 50n • EI. W'fl, Department int Public Works ler, inspecting bridge, 13,00; E. Fah Ottawa, August 21, 1.91.1 ler printing 66.75; Hy Clark, grave Ne vsiiapers will not be paid for this ,: retract 30.00;. R. Davey, coni: 2,50 advertisement if they insert it w ith- Nelson. Baker, gravel contract,_ 73.80 out authority from the Department. `'1 Mills con, 7,00, .-65626 II, Eilbcr,'clerl, tion.. inn the M f thocl st Church coat were helot oa: Sunday and Monday. Rev. Jefftrsos' of Creditonpreached in- tcrestin£ sermons morning and even - ;nn The Sunshine and: Woodham choirs furnished excellent music re- spectively in the, morning and even- ing. On Monday evening a meat so - pa! was served, and progranu follow- ed given by George Stavley's Bible Cla s of Lucaat. The Grogram co:nsistec of readings, musical selec- tion.: and the play 'Merchant of Ven• - ice' making the 'best ettertaitunent eve given in the church, Proceeds amovntect' to over $100, Mr Jas Hern, who has hacl . blood nrisoning.• in his hand, . is recovering, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Stevenson .of Devizes spent the hgliclay at Me•. Phil- lip .,Helms. -The threshing machine is keepint' ns busy at. present. -.Henry Herr lost a four -months old colt by death last week. Goy? ericly Tp, -A pleasing event tools place at Spruceholm Farm, G;od-t erica township, the home , el :.Mr, Laid lt:ar Mrs A. L. Trick, on Thursday when, their daughter Jeannie hi,, was married to Mr. Wm. W. Wise. There is more Catarrh in this seetion,,of the coun try than all other diseases put tokether, and until' the last few years was supposed to be incurable For atreat many years dootora pronounced it a local dis ease and prescribed local remedies, and by constant. y filing to cure with local treatment, pronounced t incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a eihetitutionaldisease and therefore,rsquires oonst,i- tutional treatment.all's Cata qure. manufac- tured by •F. J. Cheney” Co., Toledo, Ohio,, ie the only constitutional ours on the market. It ie taken internally indoses fr9ui 14.drope, to a ',teaspoonful, It arts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offeeode.hvndreli'dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for cfre share and testi- monlale. Address: F. J. CIiENEY s CC., Toledo,' Ohio Sold by Druggists, 75 cent.., Take Hall'. family pills, for constipation. GRAND, 8E v.1) •. •----o--- - _Nbr Melvin Dodds; who has been the teacher at Grand Bend school the last sir months left for Fort Erie where he will teach as principal._Mt •D, '3y - ler and sister Louise of the 14th, vis- ite: at Ed. Gill's sr„ • Sunday, -Mrs George Oliver is visiting her parents at Greenway. -Miss E. Shafer whohas beep visiting her sister ,Mrs. E. Gill, left Wednesday to,' visit her • sister Mr's P Decker before leaving, foreh,er home in Detroit, -At the: manse, :on :Sept, 2nd., Miss. Jennie Disjardine. wae,mar- rie 1 to Wilbert Pfaff of Dashwood, They will reside in . Dashwood: Con- gratulations. . _ MOUNT CARMBL —,--•a-,- The marriage of 1GIr. Chas. ' Glavin and Miss Mary Ellen Sullivan, took place in the R. C. church here Wed- nesday at 10 a.m. Particulars eater•= Miss Ellen Reardon is on the : sick list this week, -Master Vincent Guinan. left an Monday for Sandwich -College after:• spending several weeks at his home near here. -Mrs: P. Boland of Parkhill is visiting her daughter Mrs Jas McCarty for a few days. -Miss ICathleen Murphy left: for her home in Detroit after visiting friends here for set eral weeks. -Wedding bells will son.t ring here again. -The holy bonds of marriage were announced here of John Gooding of Shipka and Miss Nettie McCarty of this place, ., the marriage to take, place in, the R. C. church here the latter part of Sep- tember•• -The funeral of the late Archibald Campbell took place : from hi: late residence; at Parkhill to the R C cemetery here on; Monday at 10 am Mr Campbell formerly lived neat Shipka. He is survived by a soarowing wife and family of .5 sons, James ani Joseph of Alberta, Johan of Detroit Jeremiah and Roy of this neighborhood, four daughters, Misses Nettie Sadie Florence of Detroit ani Katie of Mt. Carmel. GREEN WAY Goselea Ulens and Irwin Belt are attending Parkhill High School,-iYirs. Gco Oliver and Ford are visiting at Les. Thos Stewardsc,n's.-Mr. and Mr • Roy Pollock• and son of Exeter were guests of friends here Sunday. -Schools opened Iast week with Miss Wood, Miss Peck and Miss S,weitzer in charge. -Miss Minnie Sherritthas returned from Bayfield and resumed her duties as teacher at'Shipka -The : anniversary services in Grace Church oar Sunday and the Harvest Home on Friday were a grand success in every way The ,program consisting of mu.- si • by the Parkhill Band, solos by Mis. Robinson, were much appreciat- ed Proceeds $105,00. -Mrs, A ' M, Wilso,r• is visiting the Lucan, Wesley, and Whalen W. M. S., this .week. -Be aurrc you remember te anniversary tad thankoffexing services to be held ni theMethodist, church on Sept. 20 -Rev. J A. Aglneyv of Mt. Brrydges rill preach at 2.30 and 7,30. Music 'o,rbo b tlr services will be re,n,derecl by t ladies quartette from Crediton. ZURICH Harry Weber of Galt is visiting with 'riestcls far ,town. -.Miss Miranda Brown ett to attend Normal school at Strat- 'r•.d„-Mfrs Rn,by Manson of Toron- 0. is visitingwith Mr, and Mrs. iJ, /Inxtson,--Mr. I. Midler stustent at the a Vate•l r o Seminary, is visiting'rt to Y at the utheran parsonages --Messrs Jake Dei- hert and Dr. Campbell were in, Tor- e last • week on. business. --Rev, S,M. laugh of Campden, Mich., will preach l: the Evangelica church on Sunday :vening Sept loth.The sad •sews was eceivecl of the death of Mrs. Dan, tiller of Sebewain,g, son of Mrs 5, a. Miller. Mr. Edward Miller and oscpl; 5araras, attended the funeral. Quick NAPTHA WOMAN'S Al 11TtATION CRMCAi Everything Depends on Outcome of Present Battle, Army •Which Loses In Operations East of Paris Will. Be In Oespere ate 'Straits Says Strategists— Allies and Germans Now In About Equal Strength Kaiser Believed To 13e In the Field. LONDON, Sept. 8. --News received here "from the theatre of war in. France shows that moire than 4,00,0,; 000 •men are engaged' on both sides. in that country. Of that number, 2,000,000 are. Germans and the rest are with the allies. The number of British, French. and Belgian troops is said to equal that of the invaders.. According to unofficial advices, aoth tltt;nks of the German army have been 'turned. The French army une der Gen. Joffre, and the forcescom- manded by Sir John French, are re- ported as having defeated the Ger-- mans. It is said, however, that both the German and. French armies are face to face with absolute disaster because they are, in critical posi- tions and. that a defeat for either would be fatal. The battle line ex- tends over :ailirregular line• of 120 miles from eastto west, and 50 miles from., north to south.; The re ported defeat.. of the Germans. from' Lille is declared to bedue to their! fear or attack from. an• army.,;of Brit- ish and Russian reinforcements be lieved ,to `haye.,landed at a port on. the English Channel. Reports current in military quar- ters say a portion, of the Britifili ex- peditionary force is at Maubeuge, a French fortress. of first-class in the Department du Nord, assisting the French ' garrison 'there in, a defence - which is being . stoutly' .maintained.. Official German reports admit that the fortress still resists. Military experts agree ` with French officers that Paris will not be besieged as long as the French and British armies 'remain active in the' field. It said 'the possession of the city itself would have 'a sentimental value. The German general staff is believed' to realize, that fact and: con-, sequently, More depends on the bat- tle now raging than .on any move since the war began. In the region' from Vitry-le=Fran- cais to Verdun, the German strength is declared to be enormous. Most of the German forces withdrawn from Alsace-Lorraine are supposed to be attacking the allies round Verdun. The armies 'of ` the .Crown P3ince. Frederick Wilhelm, the Duke of AI breant of . Wurteniberg and the Crown Prince' of Bavaria are also included In these positions. The Kaiser himself, it is reported, has been directing the new move- ment. He is reported as having join- ed the army that is directed by his heir. The. Emperor's presence on the battlefield there has not been con- firmed, however. The present move of the Germans is supposed to bean attempt to crush the allies, especially the French cen- tre and right, which include 1.3 or' 14 army corps. Studente of military science say the operations in the east of France onvehicle the Ger- mans are now engaged, is a critical one, and that it may lay them open to a most damaging offensive. The Germans are apparently engaged in a Brie of considerable magnitude. The general situation favors the al- lies beginning an offensive move- ment. The French army on the al- lies' left and the "British army mov- ing forward to co-operate with the French armies to the -right of the British. The allies are expected to take advantage of the situation and to force a decisive struggle. A cablegram from the French le- gation at Antwerp confirms the pre- vious announcement of the suecess. of the .Anglo-French troops in driv- ing the Germans back 15 .miles be- yond St. Quentin, inflicting terrible losses to the enemy. Thenews contained in the French official communication that the Ger- mans had fallen back before the vig- orous advance by the 'allied troops on the line from. Nanteuil-le-Haudouin to Verdun indicates that the Anglo- French forces have got on the flank of the German right wing, which passed by Paris on the north and was. marching eastward to join with the crown prince's army coming south. It has been suggested by military experts that Gen. von Kiuck's move- ment to the st,utheast was taken as a matter -of precaution before the movement by the allies from the coast.'' It is 'possible it is this new army which hap reached Nanteu.11-le- Haudouin, thus getting on Gen. 'von luck flails The s e ngagement took: place Sunday, and that evening the Germans began their retirement. The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. yesterday, gave out the following. German official -statement: "The German army administration reports that in the west, the allied armies are in retreat between Paris and. Verdun, and that the German. troops s are pursubag th.n• . Parks empty, and the onlyscene of - p y, anima tion there Is around the railway sta- tions, which are filled with thous- ands of fugitives. The leading news- papers do not consider that Paris will defend itself to the utmost:" Word received says that train ser- vice betweetn Paris and Dieppe has been suspended. GOEBEN OUT AGAIN? Warship Is Reported to .Have At- ' tacked British Cruiser. WASHINGTON, Sept': :,8. ---„The; stranding of the llritlsh cxntser War- rior, reported to the German Em- bossy yesterday iii a wireless fries- sage from Berlin, remained a inyes tery to -day.. The message read: ".British cruiser Warrior strand- eel, trandeel, probably as a result of fight with cruiser Goebert while escaping from the 13osphores.” THE CANADIAN 11ANK OE COMMERCE SIR EDMUND 'WALKER. C.V.O., L'L.D., D,C,L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD, General •Tanager JOH1VAI12D. Asst Generui Managett N. CAPITAL, $15,000,000 .RESERVE FUND, '$13,500,000 BANKING . BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian l3ank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's business. Money may be deposited' or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. 824 EXETER BRANCH -H, J. WHITE Man, CREDITON-A, E. KUHN, Nlan. E ffiOLSONS BANK Incorporated 1855 - Capital & Reserve 91 BRANCHES IN CANADA A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS T)1:41WA,CTEQ. $8,800,000 CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CRFIDIT TRAVELLERS CHEQUES . ;' 1!. Issued.: BANK MONEY ORDERS ; t " '... , . ` SAVINGSBAN H K DEPARTMENT at all Branches. Interestallowed at highest current tate. • EXETER .BRANCH Agents at Exeter, 'for the ,Dominion (overnment. N." 'D.'HURDON Manager, BIDDULPBStaxtley-Apretty. wedding', took A pretty -wedding took place: at•place .at "The Lilacs" in StanleYr, the St Martin's Church, South London horue• of Me. and Mrs; John. McKinley Sept 2 when Miss Bardara Ellen` Mee.' en Thursday when: thei'r daughter,. I 'sines. 'Mc affery, of Wilton Grove; I to ;Mir J. ` B. Laois, son Vi Mr. and Caffery oily daughter of the mate Mabel Eva was joined in 7natrimonyr became the bride of John. Joseph Ho -ales Geo Lavis of Clinton. gala, -a well-known and successful farmer of Biddulph Township. Rey. Father Laurendeau performed the ceremony The grooms gift to, the bride we:: a. handsome gold watch and fob • to the bridesmaid a beauti- fuI gold ring set with pearls, and; cuL links to the best man. kr. and Mgrs. Hogan left for an extended visit to Detroit Chicago and other points. Oar their return Mr. and;' Mrs. Hogan trill reside in, Biddulph Township. London Exeter Ailsa Craig Goderich Maltose Parkhill SeafartY Zurich FALL FAIRS. Sept. 11-19 Sept. 21-22 ' Sept 1741.8 Sept. 21-23 Sept 24-25 Sept. 24-25 Sept. 24-25 Sept 73-24 AIM Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1915 and guaranteed against auy reduction during that time. TOURING CAR .... . $590 RUNABOUT" ....... 540 TOWN CAR . .... 840 In the Dominion of Canada only FURTHER we will be able to obtain the, maxi- mum efficiency in our factory production,` and minimum cost in our purchasing and sales depart ments IF we can reach an output of 30,000 cars be tween-the above dates. • AND should we reach this production we agree to pay,as the buyers share, from $40 to $60 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to every retail buyer who purchases a new Ford car between August 1, 1914 and August 1, 1915. For further particulars regarding these low pric- es and profit sharing plan, see the nearest- Ford Branch or Dealer. Get particulars from Wes. Snell, agent. Huron County Day AT astern Fair London Tuesday, Sept. 15th, 1914 CITIZENS OF EXETER AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY GO WITH Exeter Ihass Bard: AND ENJOY A DAY AT THE EXHIBITION' SPECIAL RAILWAY RATES FULL. DATES OF THE EXHIBISEPTEMBER ARE 11th to 19`th THE GREAT LIVE STOCK SFIOW OT' ONTARIO. FULL PROGRAM OF ATTRA C TIONS TWICE DAILY FIREWORKS EVERY 'NIGH'T, COL'°'T, 'KENNEDY'S 20 SHOWe e Olv THE MIDWAY DOG SHOW 'SEPT; 15' to SEE THE $300000 PAINTING "THE HAYMAKERS" 1,nd THE DOMINION EXPERIMENTAL FARM EXHIBIT WATCH THIS YEAR'S EXHIBIT ECLIPSE TEBAl ALL, Wilco your entries early All railway tic lrets good till Sent 1 W J REID, Pt•esiden,t .t, M, HTJNT ,Secd`etary ,1'