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THURSDAY, SEPT. 5th, 19.t8
Greenway •
A. C WJlson is expected here next
week to self the stare of the late
W.
Rev.. Bowen of London, wi:11 address
a anion Bible Society Meetsag inth,e
nextafter-
noon.
Sunday 'alto.
\ d?•t church 1 d'�
tle.lta aa
noon 2.30 oldtime.
Mr. Shaw of Loddon spent the
wee.: end with Selbourhne Englalsh}
Mr. A. Gallen, hats been laid up with
a v ery so e ? encu
Me and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock
agent the week' end at Ialeasvond,
\ir •_ Bert Hall of Detroit and son
u\fervthi are v kilt ag at Mr. P. Goocadings
e regret to say Mr. P. Gooding
ate, is a very great sufferer from
dropsy:. All hope for a speedy re-
covery, !
Mr. Henry Hartell's little son ,Clad
narrow escape from, being drowned
;un Otte water tank last weeld Their
many friends are glad there Were no
serious results.
Mrs. Henry Wiichert, sr., has bees
visiting fiends here, and is ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. Bat -
tram.
Miss Gilhailn entertained her ex -
school pupils to ice cream and cake
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Stewardson and Alma
have returned from a very pleasa,mt
holiday in St. Marys.
W. M. S. will meet to quit for the
bale at the home of 'Sirs:. A. vI.
son on Wednesday p, nit. Evert -per
son welcome.
BIDDULPH
A very pretty wedding took place
at St Patrick's Church, Biddulph, on
Wednesday, Aug. 28, when Mass
alaynra, •e.destt daughter of Mr. and
•
Mrs Edward Brawn, was united in
marriage to Mr. Henry Huys of De
trait. Mich Rev.( Father Hagan, P. P
hificla'tvg. The bride, who was give
en ,marriage by bier father,. war beau
tlfulty" ,gowned Lin. white crepe de
cheze, and wore a wreath. and veil
and carried a bouquet Of .bridal roses
Miss, Nellie Brawn, wh,a assisted the
bride, looked charming an a pale blue
Georgette gown a,id white satin hat.
Mr, Patrick Lamplviier attended the
groans{ Little Corina Lamphier and
Mildred Nagel, cousins of the bride,
were flower girls. A reception was
tendered the young couple at the
bride's home. air. and Mrs. Huys left
on a trip east and well reside in De-
troit.
Of Course You.
AreCorning to
Lo.�, for the
Western �>r extern Fair9
'E HAVE made every
tl preparation for your
.�`1
1
accomauarion while in
the city.
Make this store your head-
quarters. Use the free check-
room in the Basement, where
your wraps, grips and parcels
will be taken care of without
charge.
Waiting Room
Rest Room and
Lavatories
are conveniently located for.
your special accomodation
Autumn Fashions
While the store is one great
Fashion Show on every floor,
we want you to feel free to
look and inspect without
placing yourself under the
slightest obligation to make
a single purchase.
Make this your down -town
headquarters while attending
the Western Fair. You'll
find it helpful and conveni-
ent in more wayS..thar one.
'LONDON, ()NT.
l fr. F, J. Spriggs, who has con,
ducted a bartered •storehere for sev-
eral years, lead.. an auct,Oh sate to dis-
posiu' of loos stock. igtends to k-e,ep
a store cult Guelph, rafter' er' a hod day.
7?ted,--EMs: Sematel Treffrey ?rased;.
away at her'son's residence on the
tenth of hbbert, oil August 24th, and
bad she lived four days longer she
would have. reached her 80th year,
She was boi"'rt. an Pprils, Ont., her lea d-•
en ha:he 144 JTetknette Grsat, She
Married Mr. Tfe t'e;y at Platt e:lie 56.
y aar,e ago, Fourteen years -lased they
moved to the lupe adore, road, 'Tay,
t ,sid'irtg there uttu1 flfteen years ago,
when she moved with, .liar sons 'to
Hibbert Townhl,ira; She leaves two
daughte1s and twos sons, Charles, )✓d-
mund anal Miss Jentuie of Hibbert, and
m s. i . Cl'13z1ien of. Stratford The
neinawtis were irvterrecl in ETeasall Un4
lion .cemetery, •
Mount Carmel
Rev Father T,tienr ev announced a he
trattrsf'age on Sunrday of P. Regan; to
r
l te' -
C e Ci L11 C'l tht ,lad"
, Palt 111 1
11L as T Blue t � ,
rtag4 to take place the latter padyt
of September Miss Elizabeth! O'Com.-
nelt :is . spot ltd hig a few weeks w;,'th
friends +alt Londos-i-.Miirsen Annie and
Margaret Ryan. of Landon spent
Labor Day vv:th, friends here, -Miss
Eiteeui O'Ruttril4e lieft thils week for
1)earoit.-Pte Leonard Ryan enters
t :;peel his fiilerradsi to a party on Wed-
nesday evening ,, -Mise Margaret Meta-
bet
arrIet t ,otn. Moadpry, for her home ing Loni-
dota after spending her holidays with
her aunt, Mss 'I,'.: Madden.-ritomas
.lo,rnistev , puircifajse,d an Ovp rlan(d car
from Mr. T, Newell of Exeater 'last
ht leek, -Fite, RVj;nc,e}it Qulitrry of To_.
rontavisited over
the haltda with
his parents , Man arild Mrs. J. G. Quar-
ry. -Judge and Mrs. Coughlin anti
t 'litter of Cllaliham called an friends
.here this week. -Schaal re -opened on
i uteadmy. Miss McLaughlin wall take
charge of the spniar department and
alias Glav'stn the, junt'aor.
Lucan
Mr Pmt Casey .is at p ewpnt very
ill.-\lr Frank S, Griggs, who has
been a'h the Lucalru Co. for
the post tea tea ylears' as .biosaaabeaper,
Maes accepted a stimilay position with
the Blyth \'Ia4j.ingl Co, -Mr. Lorne Mc-'
Vicar lea.: gone io Forest, where he
Etats accepted a pos';rtiont slush •the. G.
T. R"` Ir_ and :Mrs. John Brawn -and
Miss Annie Brown "of 'St. Marys at-
ae,rille:1 the, Huysf-Bnew•n wedding on
\\r:edntcsday.-:'tier..;, Fred Mowbray, who
came horn -a from Wanjoutpeg some
mantilla alga, after einliistinjg on the R
F C., left on Wade sidky far Toi-on,-
Le whtere he wilt don the khaki and
start his course., -Mr. Riabt. Hodgins
of Clnndeboge ,Etta -taken over the Mc -
Keller •e,levsltar at, Alvinstont-The sad
news of the de?aith oaf-htrst (Dr.) W.
L. • Nie; l wa»s. recieltjeld here last welek,
sb-a hawing di'ield(alt:' Capac, Mich!. The
remains were brought here for bur
;r l,t its funeral taking place from her
mo'ther's restidlence, L`Iuca}n, on Tues-
day, September 3rd1, -
Kirkton
Mrs Thor, Roadhouse, a widow of
this vi3lage,,had an official wire last
weekadvising her that her soul,, Pte.
j Earl Roadhouse, who went over-
seas with the- 110th Perth Battalion,
hes been'''k,lled in gotten.
Hensall
NEWS, TOPICS OF WEEK 4ernmeat hap purchased 33,000 e,cres,
eostiug.z3early X8,000,000,, foz,•a, sol
diens'' settlement.. The Federal Goys
ernmept has established a directorate
fm octant Events Which Have of educational war prop.ag nda.
Occurred Dul'ing the Week. The Britislz Board -of Agriculture
states tat the x arable ea in Eng-
,,
land and Wales amounts to ,12,'40,0, -
The' Busy World's Happenings .Care- 000 acres, an increase of 1,152,000,
Ralph G. Ball, -son of Wm. Ball
of Grand Forks, N,D., formerly' of
this place, ;died in France of wounds
ret e:vred while in action. -Rev, Air
Dean, after spending a few weeks
holidays occupied his pulpit Sunday.
-Mrs, Harry Wilson of Winnipeg,
Man., accompanied by her two daugh-
ters, and Miss Wilson., spent a few
days .Mere.=Muss 'Deng of'tlre Molsolls
Bank staff at Brucefield, has been
taking Miss Graham's position in tete
Bank here. during Miss Graham's%va-
cat;iont-Mrs. Woods has sold` h.er
dwelling on Albert Street to hl:r,
Nathan Peck„ father of, Dr. J, W.
Peck of this village. We believe
Mrs. Woods will remain here some,
'lime before `going to 'stay with her
daughter in the Wash M Willia,m
Murdock and daughter of Bay City,
Mich., are, here vis.i:ting ver.. Murd°ock's few weeks of ninety years of age.
brothers, TharaPsnn and ,Alexander. The Fuel Administration .,in the
Mrs. I). A. Cainfieloru spent the past
couple of weeks.with, relatives a't
CaledanMM.-1,Ir. Wrtliam Dougall was
here spending a few days with her
mother Mfrs Andrew Dougall, be -
ore enlisting' for service overseas.
Ma, and Mrs Jamies B..Simpsonhave.
moved into tire dwelling ;wh ;ch was
formerly owned by- Mr. D. B. Mc Dori
d -Mrs.• VI, Drysdale and Mrs. Mt
W:,.-OQtweun hate bean spending the
past week w,iih relatives .in Toronto.
-Mi s ,Florence Reynolds'has Fe -
turned 'to Calgary to sestemre her dut-
ies as teacher,-I•tss Sadie Harhurru
last week aceolnpariaed her uncle. Rev.
E. Eat -barn and Mrs. Hartman, who
were here here on a' visit to Picker-
ing where they are now.. visiting, -
Driver W. Glenrn, a former Hensall
hey wher has been, overseas sometime
Inas been wounded.
Death -Tae death. occurred last
week of Mrs. Maria Blatchford,
ow of James Blatc.hford. She ' had
been a resident ,here, only afew yeah,.
but was highly respected, Deceased
wa?, 85 years of age, She reSided in
L,oxrtdett Township until tour years ago
wirer. she came thetre to live with her
sae Will,?lemma He iis; the :only stirviaor
fully Compiled .and Put Into cozntlasled with 19,17,• The wheat acre-
Hand and Attractire shape o i er age hasintcreased by 638,000 acres.
A oon
the Readers of Our Paper ,-- A acres
beaatuthtifule conwfluencedlad ofllot theof Granfortyd.
Solid Hour's Enjoyment. and Conestoga rivers, was handed
over by Mr, Walter J. Snider to Hon.
Finlay 1VTacdiarnaid, representing the
Coal may advance another 50e in Ontario Government, to farther the
price September 1, policy of, conservation and reforestra-
Pailway freight. rates on sugar tion,
have been modified. FRIDAY.
Henry 'J. Hunter, aged 47, wa.s
7 The TUESDAY
found dead in his iooni Te annual' conference •'of 'the
Two Allied air squadrons attacked A• hr' E' is 1.4 session;'
on Wednesday night, Vaheour er •has been made a basic
Constantinople The Mun cipal Council of Paris has pod's inthe 70,0000business.
agreed to present a Sword of Honor About people attended the
to Marshal Foch. National Exhibition on Allies'Day.
Mae. aorge Terry died of a frac- Bessie Heastie, 16 years of age,
was clrotvned while bathing at Co-
tured skull, the result of falling down
baarg.
the collets'. stairs at •her home in Thomas Tressaaa a Toronto must
Chatham. clan, dropped dead when leaving the
Seven fishing boats have just been °E;xl,ibitioly srouncis.
sunk by one submarine; near the Tau' tlzorrsand people heard lion.
coast of Holland. Three of them were Dr. Behind's op n=ail address at the
. registry,..
istr ' '
o Dutch1.
g Evltlbiton at Toronto.
John Miller, 'a returned soldier, Vladimir Boiri tzaif, the Russian
was shot by his wife in a temporary revolutionist, says he has recetvecl ad'
fit of insanity and way lose his sight;
vices from Russia that Gen; I orniloff
herself.
his vi it dtotvneti
is living,
It scents likely that the Congress The South' African Government is
of the Pulled States will pass a na drafting regulations to prevent the
tion -wide prohibition measure to take use of the German language•in pub -
effect on July 1 of 1919. " lie places,
Export of Canadian salver Coin, sit.
r. Th ere is a rush on in- New York
ver Million and fine silver bars is pro-
hibited, except ander license issued among the Jews to join. the Jewish
by the 11xcept - of Finance. battalion of the British army serving
nistJames 13. Wilson, 17 years chief' .in Palestine.
engineer at the Ontario School for' The chief cities and towns of fere
the Blind at Brantford, died after
Rhine district have Ionized a. thepers
'lent committee' to deal with. the
z appendicitis. in -
one day's illness of appe i en.sing'menace of Allied air raids.
The attendance for the opening _, Dominion Government is op -
day of the Exhibition at Toronto was More the International Joint
33,400. Lord Shaughnessy pressed
s,s Commission at Montreal
the button that started the big fair. tete approval of plan's to darn the
Dr. W. G. McCormack, Toronto, is Long Sault near il:iassena, N.Y.
held by the police, oil a charge of Reginald. A. Fowler, a Conserva-
criminal negligence. His motor car t i-ve farmer, of Amherst. Island, was
struck and badly injured Dorothy
elected by acclamation to the I egis
Portray, aged 12 years.
'attire as member for Lennox, in sue -
The steamer Eric, 600 tons, has cession to the late T. G. Carscallen.
been sunk by shell fire, presumably
by tete same submarine which sent St. Thomas business men will pro -
Pour fishing schooners to the bottom test to the my D -ay Power Control -
on Sunday off Miquelon. ler, Sir :Henry Drayton, against the
The British third and fourth recent further 10 per cent, cut in the
city's supply'
armies suffered casualties estimatedof Hydro•eleetric power.
Nicaragua and Honduras have,
at about 23,500 between Adg. 21 and aver -ted their threatened clash .o[.
25. During this same period the arras by agreeing -to withdraw all
German losses iti. prisoners alone
troops from their bardtaa and sub -
have amounted.to 20,000- in the. bat -
mit their controversy b the Unite'
tee east of the Andre. States.
WEDNESDAY. • The total registration in Canal:
Yesterday was Children's' Day at showed ;2,5-•72,754_naosl and 2,471,280
the Toronto Exhibition. -.'omen, or 5,044,03.4 iii all, not:
York Township tax rate was counting sonde, 115,09a eards since
struck, and is the lowest in the received 'or expected thzw.ugh. dire
county. post offices.
Fire Chiefs ' for Canada opened StITi:L2DA.1:
their annual convention at the Ex -
Wm, Sclater, a prorninestst, business
hibition grounds. man of Seaforth, is` dead,
Sir John Eaton started the "Sail Serious strikes, involving 200,000.
ors' Week campaign with a st b workers have broken out in West
seription for $50,000. West-
phalia.
A double 'drowning is feared to Press Day "at the 'Toronto Exhibi-
tion taken place in the St. Lawrence tion had an increased attenclauee
river, near Brockville. ;ver 1917. ,
First Assistant Secretary of War -
Roy Kester, aged four, @was hurt
Crowell has been made United States by a motor car ,near his hours in
Director of Munitions„ Toronto.
The safe arrival in the United 'No extension is to be made of the
Kingdom of a large number of Cana amnesty to defaulters under the
dian troops is announced. ' 1VIilitary Service Act. t;
Three arrests were' made in con- Jas. D. Cameron, for 33 years U. S.
nection with the 'attempted robbery
Senator, and at one time Secretary of
of the Spadina Cafe, Toronto.
Lt. -Col. John White, of Woodstock, War, is dead at Harrisburg, Pa.
a prominent merchant and former The registration of man and wo-
mayor,- died on his way down town. roan power in tine. Yukon is to -be
Immigration to the. United States made on the 30th of September.
during tete past year was less than Sasl atchewan's, wheat and oats
crops have improved by at least
during any year since the Civil War. fifty
-Hon. Dr. Beland was given a great per cent. during the past month.
welcome at Sherbrooke, where he The Ontario Railway Board has re-
gave three addresses at the Exhibi._ laxed the regulations regarding the
tion. sale of natural gas from. Kent County
A conference was held at Halifax fields. ;
Doctor, the Hon.
by the Premier and members of` the H. S. Boland are-
Governments of the Maritime Pro, dressed the Canadian Club and visit
, ed parents of soldiers imprisoned in:
An official statement issued in To- Germany.
kc attributes the ride riots to anger Gerald McGowen, 12 years old,
1 t the extxavaQance of was electrocuted by coming in con -
of the people a b
therich. tact with"a fallen light wire in the-
.
T1 ii t hospital special train town park at Perth.
The rs
conveying thirty-three invalid sol- The Dominion Govelirlueit"is con-
Biers to their homes,' is to leave sidering fixing the prices of oats, bar -
Kingston to -morrow, ley and rye and of wheat flour sub -
License Inspector Fisher seized a stitutes made from these' grains.
still, in --operation on a kitchen stove, The Federal executive in Australia
in a Gravenhurst house, together has empowered any competent midi
with a quantity of whiskey. Lary authority to prohibit aliens par
John McKishnie, father of Mrs. ticipating in meetings or. propaganda
Jean Biewett and of Archie P. Mc- work.
Kishnie, died at Chatham within a Major W. J. H. Sharp, Casualties
Officer of M. D. No. 3, .,who myster-
iously disappeared on Aug. 2, and
,,vas thought drowned, has been lo-
cated in the United States. "�•
Canadian 'and •.American Govern -
merit' representatives will meet at
Lake Champlain on Sept, 4 for a fur-
ther conference on drafting uniform
flshing laws" for the two countries, in
international waters.
-United States has called upon the
public east of the Mississippi to stop
using gasoline for .passenger automo-
biles, motorcycles and•motorboats on
Sundays until further notice.
THURSDAY..
Yesterday was Women's Day at the
Toronto Exhibition; to -day is Allies'
Day.
Joseph Deacon; K.C., police magis-
trate of Brockville since 1871, died
at the age of 78.
Stationary engineers will protest
to the Government against legislation
grading engineers.
Toronto telephonegirls- will apply
to the Department of Labor for a
Board of Conciliation.
Coroner Winnett, Toronto, at an
inquest commented strongly on the
practice of children playing on. the
streets.
An immense deposit of potash so -I
dium sulphate, of many millions of
tons, has been discovered north of
Maple Creek, Sask.
In Military District No. 3 (Ottawa
and Kingston),` 766 men took advan-
tage of the opportunity given to de-
faulters and absentees • to report for
of -a family toil two sons and thtrcee'service.
daughters. ,, Mrs.. Blaitchfard Was the The C.P.R. commercial telegraph-
last: smembel of -Mite family of the ,late "ers at Montreal decided to defer the.
William `i)ayman. of Usboinne. She proposed, strike for the present, and
tvts.a member of. thea Church' of Eng- to present their case to the Federal
land The Tenrsftr were interred in _ Government. -
tf,'eiti e,d3 . cemetery, Bea Bowman was nominated by
the United Fanners of Ontario to
oppose the Cioneert'ati'.e candidate,;
In spite of further advances ist 13. I -I, Turner, in the Provincial elec-'
materials The Adinocatle irs 3tvll keep- Lon for Manitoulin Island on`Oct 24,
ing the subscription price at $1125 The - Victorian (Australian) Gov-
INCORPORATED
oy
HOG PRODUCTION
ca,
greatest importance
ofIt is a matter thee
o d' increase her produc-
tion
Canada should P
ther live stock
_' and s k
tin of. BACON BUGS o.
as there is' at present a world-wide short-
age of meat. • Good markets . for some time
to come
are assured. >
THE CANADIAN BANK. OF COMMERCE
p
will make loans. to assist >9.m
good standingto ac 9 i,' re live stock. 361
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itZBT>sit QIL�-•A. 1►. Kuhn, Mgr
CS.EDITON-J. A. McDoa�ld Mits.
IN CORPORATED 1&55
ass e-wa.,wn.
Mc'LSOS
Capital & Reserve� 8,800,000
P
98 Branehesr in. Canada
e
cted
A- General Banking Business Trens
Circular'[ Letters of Credit
Bank Moite8 Orders -
D
SAVINGS BANKDEPARTMENT
Iist,rest allowed at higlrest current rate
EXETER BRANCH -
i 11. CLARKs,
OFTEN TOO LATE.
Nearly every week interesting- items
reach the Advocate too late for use.
that week, We go to press Wednes-
day morning sot as to take the. Wed-
nesday afternoon holiday. Wet are al-
ways
lways glad to get the news and sorry
when, it fails to reach us in time,
Letters posted at some postoffices
neeently far p.ztisor{ers of war have
been steeled by the senders, which is
contrary 'to stegulaittio(n14 All letters
for prisoners of war must be left -
open,
After a•d existence of 30 years the
Windsor -Record newspaper passed
out oaf existenc'e dip Tuesday, and ha
-its place cazn'e the first ,issue. of the
Border Cities Star, sin eight -page ev-
ening {daily, witlh Wins. F. -.He'llmann
of Saskatchewan as publisher.
Canadians In Fight.
LONDON, Aug. 31. — A message
from Reuter's correspondent at Brit-
ish headquarters says thgf"one csi fhe"
features of' Thursday's Sighting was
the clearing of Jigsaw Wood; east-
ward of Monchy, byte the Canadians.
The Germansstrongly resisted, but
the. Canadians swept forward in
grand style, and by three in the
afternoon, after beginning operations
in the morning, they had mopped up
the wood. The Canadians claim to
have captured sixty guns since
Monday:
An officer of the 214th division
was taken with his arms folded and
an automatic in •his hand; He said
hie men were hopeless poltroons and
squealed that,they were not going to
face the Canadians, '
The Germans in' many places are
blowing up supplies. The British.
are now within two hundred yards
etf the Drocourt-Queant line..
Quick Shipbuilding,,
LONDON, Aug • 31. -- Another
world's record has been made at a
Belfast shipbuilding . yard .by the
completion of a Standard ship in five
working days after the launching ;of:
the Vessel.
SPANKING DOESN'T CURE I
Don't think children can be cured
of bed-wetting by spanking them.
The trouble is constitutional, the child
cannothelp it. I will send FREE to
any mother my successful home treat-
ment; with' full instructions, if your
children trouble you in this way, send:
no money, but write me to -day. My
treatment is highly recommended to
adults troubled with urine difficulties
by . day or night. Address
Mrs. M. Summers,
Box 840 WINDSOR, Ontario,
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Write on Dade side of the paper
only.
Check off this list, it .pair assist
you to remember an. impos-tatnt item
Deaths Marriages, Births.
-Accidents, Church News,
Suppers or Presentatttanv,
Removals, Visitors,
Lodge News, 5Fiu'es,
Public
Improvements,
Law. Cases, The Crops,
School Matters.
Avioid all items reflecting on per-
sonal character, but send ALL THE
NEWS
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
at Simcae. Street, Exeter, on;
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7tli;. at 2 o'clock
the following,-
Sideboard, alining roans suite, lounge
centre 'table, cupboards, rocking
chairs, kitchen tables and chairs, 2
bedsteads, bedroom suite, set eprings
and mattresses, feather mattress, mu-
sic rack, flower stand,' gasoline stove,
bedding, lamps, Iranngirig ],amps, lan-
tern, clock, carpets, rugs, liinoleums,
sewing machine, pictures, 2 tubs,
dishes, sealers, forks, shovels,' spade,
stump digger, gardenl rake, and many
other articles.
Terms -Cash'.
;Kra: J Northcott, Prop.
I
C. W. 'Robinson Auct,
Cons'der carefully 'these three rea-
sons why it is wisdom to get a Model'
90 Overland car.
You need this modern method that
enables. you to do more- work in less
time.
Its price is unusually low consider-
ing its quality, its room, beauty, com-
fort and efficiency.
Back of it is a real Canadian institu-
tion fortunately prepared to care for.
all service and parts requirements now
and later.
Five points of Oterland su perisrily
Appearance, Performance,
Comfort, Service and Price
Local Dealer,
T.Newell, Exeter.
Willys-Overland, Limited
Willy. -Knight and Overland Motor Cara and
L'ght Commercial Wagons
Head Office and: Works, West Toronto bntario,