The Exeter Advocate, 1918-11-7, Page 5Whalen
The stall 'dea4itook place on Satur.
(day ..porairu,g o the Swanip',J.ine of
Pat 'Grrace,, eldest son; ;of the 14te Mi-
ch of •Gface, from bate umonia, fol-
lowing ,influenza, They father died
las ,i� g
t s run ..an,d..this ,1;eav'e•s just , .a.
young brother Toe to manage the af-
fairs of the farm and, caste Car the
widowed, mother and two &niters. The
family have: the sympathy of the com-
munity
ottamunity in their bereavement,— Miss
1Q,elia Peart of Exeter visited friends
here. ,oat. Sundaiy.—Walter Pollen and
,son of WoolihOani• and Mrs, Stevens 1 p' V
and -daughter o1 ''vVLoodnded
liara attei [ � 1. ,ft
ehurcix 'ih 4;<on.-,:•_Sunid �. ;' ,onathan v..,
AN AN1)
Brock'a1n;d..wife' af',Lticaty visited Ails
sa&tet• ',Mrs, .Joan kitttchinscn ,here on
Sunday, -Mr , and Mrs .Johzi"Hodgsoh
have moved back to tie `fariii, and the
son William has. taken .Oossession.,•:< of
their house in Granton. .' ' •
BAYFIELD-The death occurred at
Lambeth of Beauvic;e Anderton, •aecl
24; years, daughter of Rev. S Ander-
son;,e and sister of ,Rev. Eric Ander-
son of thus village, from vnfl,uenza,,,
Military 9
Service : ct 1917..
EMPLOY SENT OF WIEN ON DEFAUL1
UNDER THE MILITARY
SERVICE ACT,
The following Regulations, recently approved by.
the Governor General in Council, impose-, strict
obligations upon every employer TO. ASSURE •HIM-
SELF THAT EACH OF HIS EMPLOYEES OF
MILITARY AGE AND DESCRIPTION IS :IN.
POSSESSION OF DOCUMENTS PROVING
THAT HE IS NOT IN ANY WAY IN DEFAULT
UNDER THE MILITARYI SERVICE ACT.
An`` employer who is charged with having a
defaulter in his employ must be able to prove.
THAT THE MILITARY SERVICE PAPERS
ISSUED 11),Y"THE FFGSISTRAR OR MILITARY
AUTHORITIES TO TI .; EMPLOYEE IN QUES-
TION WERE PRODUCED FOR > HIS' INSPEC-,
TION at the time when the employee was takeninto
.his employment, and that ' it was reasonably estab-
lished to his satisfaction that the man was not in
default under the Military,,Service Act. It should be
clearly understood that the Canadian Registraticr.
Certificates given on June 22, 1918, at the time of
• general registration, in no way define the status of a
man under the Military Service Act.
REGULATIONS.
" 106. Every person who
employs or retains in his serVice
any man who has deserted or
is absent without leave from
the. Canadian Expeditionary
Force, or who is in tufa int
the performance= of any obli-
gation or requirement for re-
porting or for`nailittlry service,
imposed: upon hire by the Act
or Regulations, or any procla-
mation thereunder, shall -bc
o illy of an.offence punishable
'summary .conviction by im-
prisdilifii nt. not .. i ec` "iib - lx:
mouths,' or by a tpenalty of not
less -than One Hindred Dollars,
and of not more than Five
Hundred Dollars, or by both
such imprisonment and fine,
unless such person prove that
he . `iini.de due ; inquiry and
that •: THE MILITARY SER-
VICE PAPERS ISSUED BY
TILE REGISTRAR OR THE
MILITARY AUTHORITIES
TO THE MAN : SO EM-
PLOYED OR RETAINED
IN BIS SERVICE WERE
PRODUCED FOR. HIS "IN
SPECTION, and that it was
reasonably established to his
satisfaction by such ;inquiry
and papers that the than was
not a deserter or absent -from
the force without leave, -or in
default in respect of any of the,
obligations or requirements
tfu • id.''
` 1u6 . Every person wlio
IIAIRI,OUII.S OR CONCEALS
OR IN ANY WAY ASSISTS
ANY.'.[AN WHO IS A' DE-
_
SERTE': • OR ABSENT
WITHOUT LEAVE FROM
THE C: LNA1 ".:e_N EXPE-
DITIONARY FORCE, or
who is in default in the per-
formance of ;anyobligation ar
-requirement for reporting or
for 'military service imposed
upon lam by the Act or `Renu 11
F
lations or any proct�Lin'ri,tt6ii* y ”'
titer -.niter, shall be guilty of
an uitence punishable upbn
summary conviction by im—
prisonment not exceeding six
months, or,by a penalty of not
less than One Hundred Dollar,,
and of not more than Five'_
Hundred Dollars, 'or by 'Doti
such imprisonment l and fine.
unless such person prove that
he was not aware and had -no
reasonable .'ground to suspect
that the man so harboured,
concealed, •,or '' assisted was •a "
deserter . or absent from the
forces 'without leave or in
default in„respect of any of the
obligations or requirements
aforesaid.”
MILITARY SERVICE
BRANCH.
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS ON HARVEST LEAVE.
Attention is'directed to a recent announcement published
in the Press by ...the Military Service Branch, Department
of Justice, regarding extensions to be granted to men
EXEMPTED AS FARMERS.
It is pointed out that this DOES NOT IN ANY WAY
AFFECT MENS WHO HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY THE
REGISTRAR TO REPORT to Depot Battalions and who'
have thereafter received leave of absence from the Military
Authorities,
Once a man has .been ordered to report for duty by the
Registrar heleaves the jurisdiction of the Registrar and comes
under that of the Department of Militia and Defence, and is to
be considered, as a soldier. This applies to men of the 20 to 22
Class who have been ordered to -report by the Registrar in.
virtue of the cancellation of exemptions by Order -in -Council of
the 20th April last, as well as to those ordered to report in the
Usual way on refusal of claim for exemption, or on expiration
of exemption granted. -
All hien, accordingly, who have been ordered to report,, and
are therefore SOLDIERS, and who have :subsequently been
granted harvest. leave, by • the military _authorities, MUST,
NOT WITHSTANDING THE NOTICE ABOVE RE- -
FERRED To„° REPORT' ON THE EXPIRATION OF.
THAT LEAVE, unless they are notified to the .contrary by
their Commanding �OFficer or by 'general notice published, by
the Department of Militia
DEPARTMENT'and Defence,
'bF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.
,CANADIAN IMPS=
eat'
41st -Zeur's §trbscriptio
Oeiioft,, and I3ig e'r ,Nrinpr
Will Follow. T :Fiesrr.
• The Imperial Munitions Boal 're-
ceives advances ot• riearl 124;00C
400 a month from the lIon .ton
Government.
It ha received"over $664,004000
in advances from the'Dominion Golf-
ernment and the. Canadian ' banks.
It has placed $1„20.0,0'00.,004 wortga
of war orders in Canada for=the Brit-
ish; and other Allied •Governments:
An advance ot'$10,000,000 enabled.
it ,to give orders to Canadian,, ship
yards for 44 wooden ships, To this
program 46 steel shipswere added,
Total value over $60,000;000.
An advance of $1,000,000 enabled
the Board to. begin the manufacture
of airplanes in Canada;• 3,000 have
been built to date of a value • of
$30•,000,000.
Between 250,000 and 300,000 peo-
ple are working in Canada on war
orders obtained -through the Board.
ft has $500,000,000 of war orders
in sight for 1919. -
To carry out -this program will
require millions in advances which
must come from the Victory Loan.
•
Bruceflelcl
'VIr, H. P, Yr 'deli. roan.. , er of the
a afd �' ,
1Ylalsc�n',: ,Barak, here, has sufficiently
!tlecovered from a, severe attack of
,the "flu" au to -resume his duties in
the Bank, and we are all ,pleased to
see .11,4! smal&rg'face behind theWicket
-Th stork ca(tled[and• left two tine
baby girls at the 'home- of Mx. and firs"
Civirles Ct.dford.—Mr, Henry LaBcan
is bus) taking up his sugar beets these
clays and reports a good crop. Mr,
Chat:, Vasnl-utu: ins im,proaviinFg the ap-
pearance of 0is home by building two
new verandahis,.—Mr, G. A. Glenn, to
the south of the vldia e, reused an
offer cL •9000 for h,isfine, hundred
acre farin,. Mr. Jack :Nic%iu,gli;t. iia;.'
purc,),ase.d the 1Nijethtodis�t church for
the sum of $250. He intends, using it
anfor implement shed,-, 17r. Alex.
Mustard bought the half -acre of land
and Mr, Dan Ross the sheds,— Mr.
Dare Mclnttosh and sons sold thea
100 ache farm north at the
io Mr Geo. Armstrenr, of Stanley,
for ;;5;5000.
CLIN,TON,
Aller a brief illness, extending a
lath over a week, there passed away
'moonier'bright young life, ite the per-
3on of Edna Peaura Beacom, ,beloved
wife of Thomas Churchill of Clinton
al the early age of 10 years. --Monday
Carter, son of Mr.
, evening William
l • , ost as Atal as that of :, protecting the honor
• <of rotectin.. and
of flag and country,wt theduty
xhausted
" ,well-nighe
,.s
tree h
ens �_
safe,. uacding health. �. .
t , is the t me
to resistive:powers are•reduced, , 'thenthe � ,
and � -
disease •germs are the—most potent potent and when
affords ,. splendid and effectual means of offsetting the
tendency toward weakness and protecting strength ,
The abundant tone and unique nourishing properties
of Scotts.'mrau1sfor make a dependable agentthat{
may be used everyday, by anyone, to protect strength.
colt fa Bowise, ' oraato. peat,
and Mrs. •Isaac Cartes; passed away
)iter lin attaci of d,nrfluenza.. Depeas-
ed alas about 20 ye2rs of age. He -
„hod had an attack and was up wh•on
he took a rellapsie.
Mrs, Edward Walters of Cliuvtomnan-
;.ounces'the ,einigaigeniient of her clau„ h-
ei•, Sadie Helen to John A.-Hortoa>
Si-aforth,, the marriage to take
place int November,. •
18-4
ST. iMARYS.—Night Watchman' A.r-
eb e Moir found, his wife dead in bed
Flaursday mottling when. he returns€l
from ;work.' Both the and her hus-
band had been: iltl with influenza, and
t was ?Yrr< Moir's first nigh: n dutv
ga?fin.
The deceased. was in her 4.8`;h
vea.r° and was a native of-.Blaash,a-r1
r ow'n.sh.ip, her maiden name.be'ing
Jennie Enright,
4 -
ritish
The Victory Loan is a bridge
over which the farmers of Can-
ada drive their hogs, their cattle,
their grain and all their surplus
crops to the profitable British
mlarket
or, the'' [none”' raised by the
ictory Loan' enables Canada
to give edit to Creat Britai>t .
And oazly iy meansof that cred-
it can Gra;Britain buy the
products of a's farms.
Therefore, When you come for-
ward at your country's call and
loyally lend your -money that
Canada may ccintinue her vig-
orous proscc?taon of the war,
you are also benefitting your- '
self and the whole farming
community.
It is the duty of every earnest
Canadian not only to invest
heavily in Victory Bonds 1918,
but to work among his neigh-
bors to make the loan a success.
Before the subscription lists
close, every man should realize
the sterling character of the
investment; the good interest
return of 51%; the undoubted
securityoffered in the Bonds of -
tis wealthy nation; and - the
vital importance to all classes of
people, particularly to the farm--
ers, of the Victory Loan 1918.
Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee in
co-dperatio l w ,i the Minister of Finande
the *minion of Canada,
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