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FALL FAIRS
Ailsa Craig
Blyth
Exeter
Forest
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Kirkton
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Parkhill
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Seaforth
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Toronto
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THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car slervi.e
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cam on principal day trains,
Full in'f .rmateoln Erato any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent„ or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passienier Agent, Terototo
P.hoae 46w
N. J, DORS
Agteat, Exeter
SINCE 1870
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30 RTO�`sa COUGHS
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If you are renewing or suba.:ril,
Inet 3br atne. of the Canadian daily or
weelny papers, you may do so at th1,
sdfice. We have always looked after
this for score, of oar subscribers and
are still doing so. We can give rt to
yule cheaper as well as Save al! expen-
ees in con alcct&oa, and nowadays 't
aorta at least eight cents in cash be
slide; etad enery, to a der a paps*
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Notice
Take Notice that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the
Village of Exeter will take into con-
sideration, and if approved, will pass
at its meeting to be held on the Sev-
enth day of September, 1919, at the
hour of eight o'clock p.m., at the
Town Hall in the said Village of Ex-
eter a by-law for stopreng tap and dis-
posing of the road allowance, being
that part of Brock Street between
the North Side of. Wellington Street
and the Northerly Limit of Brock
Street aforesaid, and disposing of Lot
Number two hundred and five abutt-
ing on the said Northerly Limit of
Brock Street aforesaid,` which said
street and lot are shown on, the map
or plan of the subdivistion of part of
Lot number twenty-three in the First
Conoession of the Township of Ste-
phen, known as the Isaac Carling, Sur-
vey, but now in the said Village of
Exeter.
Anal the Council sviil at that time
and place hear in person, or by his
counsel., solicitor, or agent, any per-
son wh+s claims that his land will be
preju t' • a11y affected by the by-law
and wh , applies to be heard,
Dated this Fifth day of August 1919
Joseph Senior,
Clerk.
VOTERS' LIST 1918
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN -
SHIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY 4OFHURON
Notice is hereby given that L have -
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voters' Lis. Act" 'h.: •op
les required by the said sectio-rs to
be sc transmitted or del:vere9 a the
list made pursuant to said act, of all
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at Elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at Crediton, on the. 31st day
of July, A. D. 1919, and remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
Dated at Credilton this 31st day of
July 1919.
HENRY EILBER
Clerk of Stephen Township.
FOUND GUILTY OF NEGLECT
TImEE: YEARS' PUNISHMENT
FOR MAN WHO ALLOWED A
- SERIOUS SITUATION
TO DEVELOP,
Failure to take proper precautions
has been responsible for many deaths,
and is the cause of much sefering and
hardship to -day.
Take the case of Win. Dunn, 313.
Gerrard St. Fast, Toronto, Ont. Mr.
Dunn was a chronic rheumatic sufferer
for ten years, Three years of that ten
he spent in bed suffering indescribable
torture. rku e. Picture the joy of this man
ori- finding that Tenipleton's Rheuma-
tic Capsules were restoring him to nor-
mal health again. Here are a few ex-
tracts from his letter to us "During
the past ten years 1 have been laid up
with Rheumatism. Ono attack confin-
ed me to my bed for a year, and a sec-
ond attack left me helpless for ever
'two years. After 1 had tried almost
everything, a friend got nee a box of
T.R.C.'s, and a few doses eonvineed
me that 1 had at last found the proper
remedy for my trouble. 1',R.C.'s iru-
proved my condition rapidly, and 1
feel that had it not been for T.R.C.'s
I should have been laid up for years.'r
T.R.C.'s aro certainly wonder work-
ers. Try them,
BROWNING'S DRUG STORE
Optical Rooms and Statijnery
Sole Agenits for Exeter
Mail $1,04 to this adclrress or to Tem-
pteton's, 142 Kiang W., Toronto, and
T.B.C's. will ,be sent postpaid.
`EAFORTH —Mr. A. A. Naylor;haa
reb ;ned his peaaition as Principal of
the Seatorth Public school, which he
hit'; 1 "led for the past seven years, to
z.. ep' the pretei~palshisp of the Queen
Mary Public school, a .new sfieteen
somee school at Chatham, at an in. -
tial salary of $1,500 per annum. His
resignation is to take effeot ori Sept.
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GIRLS WANTED
Clean, airy, atziilit workroarns.
Short hour3---1. 47 -hour week,
�. ith Saturday ' '.'holiday.
Valuable training in agreeable
1':.rk for tail t1;G: rt. * 11Ct Gt.
A goo,' living . at^ , w D , ,t,'iaxr ;.r
which materially >:,e, _- .s with
experience an,' pr :. ...eii :•y.
Write or call--
MERCURY
all—
ERCUR Y MILLS
LIMITED
Hamilton - Ontario
National Victory
Celebration
TO BE OPENED BY H.R.H.;
THE PRINCE OF WALES
EXHIBITION
Aug. 23 TORONTO Sept. 6
British Grenadier Guards Band
War Memorial Paintings
Sensation of the art world,
recording every phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
Mammoth assemblage of
monster guns, aeroplanes and
all the instruments of hellish
warfare captured by Canadian
soldiers from the Hun.
Canada's Flying Circus
Cols. Barker and Bishop and
other world famous aces in
surrendered German planes.
WHIPPET TANK
CAPTURED U BOAT
Festival of Triumph
Tho Most Stirring of all Grand Stand Spectacles
The nrrender of the German Fleet
Versaiiles Castle—Victory Arch.
Allenby's entry 'n`o Jerausalem.'
And a score c� other cz;raor:inary -nitres
\TY,S GREATEST 1.17IIr.iTloN or ALL TIMES
.Fresh, rich, full -flavored tea
—the same every time
1S g�o4 teaSold only in sealed packages
NES TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which. Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Hand, and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper-- A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Rains have quenched the bush fires
in Northern Ontario and the Parry'
Sound district,
The President of Finland has tak-
en over the portfolio of War in the
new Cabinet.
Albert H. Backus, barrister, of
Aylmer, died at his residence in St.
Thomas, aged 68 years.
Patrick McCurry, of Parry Sound,
stipendiary magistrate 1811-98, and
district judge till 1914, is dead.
Niagara District Grape Growers'
Association has been formed, with.
:in initial membership of three him-
dred.
The milk producers of Axford
county and the neighboring distiis,t
have organized to obtain higher
prices.
Four Hungarian monitors, maimed
by British seamen, have arrived at
Budapest to take charge of Danube
shipping,
The Toronto Jury in the Bell in-
quest laid the responsibility for the
tragedy at the door of the Dominion
Board of Railway Commissioners.
Sato Medis, driver of a motor car
which fatally .iuJured Murray Mellish,
aged three years, was arrested in To-
ronto on a charge of t?lanslaughter.
Moroccan brigands under Raisuli
are reeorted to have ambushed a
Spanish force accompanying a, food
convoy and to have killed twelve
soldiers.
The ease against the Carnation
Milk Products Co. of Aylmer, chart".
ed with violation of the Lord's Day
Act, was dismissed by. County Magic -
trate Hunt,
Sir Robert S. Horne, British Labor
Minister, has announced that the
Government hopes at the next session
of Parliament to introduce a, bill pro-
viding for unemployment insurance
on a contributory basis..
Mr, H. H. Dewart, LC., leader of
the Ontario Liberal party, at a meet-
ing in Toronto, charged the Govern-
ment with deliberately instructing its
enumerators to omit from the voters'
lists names of electors known to be
opposed to the Government.
WEDNESDAY.
David Jolley, of Brantford, about
21 years of age, was drowned in
Muskoka river.
The Niagara grape crop promises
to be one of the largest ever taken
off in the district.
The city of Toronto will spend
nearly three million dollars on var-
ious improvement schemes.
Joseph Coburn, a farmer near
Westport, was seized with apoplexy
while tending his stock. and died.
The Toronto police found several
human bones on the roof of a
lavatory in High Park Forest School.
A lucrative trade in moss for the
use of nurserymen and florists has
sprung up in the district around
Brockville.
The strike of the international
unions at the Montmorency plant of
the Dominion Textile Co. is hopeless-
ly broken.
Hon. Alex. G. Cross, Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, Montreal,
died at his summer home at .Rideau
Lake, Ont.
Refugees rim Odessa, report that
the German peasant colonies in
Southwest 'Russia have joined the
anti -Bolshevist partisans.
Mrs. Mary T. Gagner, of Dover
township, died as a ir•sttlt of burns
received nearly two weeks ago when
using kerosene to quicken a fire.
Four norses were electrocuted on
the bridge crossing the Esplanade at
the foot of Spadina avenue, Toronto,
by the short-circuiting of an electric
wire.
Clarence E. Dickson, a young
grain merchant of Sackville,
while spending the week -end with
his bride of a week at Ste. Anne de
Bellevue, Que., was drowned while
bathing.
Invitations have been sent out to
many cities by the Police Depart-
ment of New York to co-operate in
a wholesale drive against automobile
hieves, whose operations have reach-
ed an "astounding scale."
THURSDAY.
Spencer Dafoe, fifteen years old, of
Crookston, was drowned in the Moira
river at Tweed.
Dr. J. G. Stewart, V.S., of Toronto,
died suddenly in his office as the re-
ult of a stroke.
North Middlesex Liberals' unani-
mously nominated John Grieve, the
present member, for the Legislature.
Viscount Grey will leave for the
United States to take up the duties
of British Ambassador early next
month.
H. H. Mellinson was arrested in
Toronto in connection with the forg-
ery of cheques to the value of
$24,000.
Thea United Farmers of Stormont
lad Glengarry will enter the politi-
cal arenas, both ,Federal and pro-
vincial.
Serious charges are ,,made by rela-
ives of a veteran who died in the
Hamilton Asylum, also by members
of the G.W.V.A.
Delivery of coal to France from
he Ruhr region in Germany has be-
gun. A million tons will be shipped
he. present month.
Archdeacon Malcolm Scott, for
many years an Anglican missionary
n the Peace River country, died at
he age of sixty-eight.
On the. instructions of the Ontario
Government one arrest was made
and two summonses issued, under the
ections of'the Ontario Companies
Act.
The Bavarian Government has re-
urned to Munich .from Bamberg,
w
here it established .headquarters
wring the recent disorders in Ba-
varia.
Six persons are reported killed as
result of a head-on collision be
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tween a passen;,r and freight tram
on the Pere M•.rrt,lette Railroad,
near Traverse City, last night.
FRIDAY.
Joe Wilhoit set a new world's bat-
ting record when he hit consecutive-
ly in sixty-nine games.
According to a despatch from.
Budapest martial law has been pro-
claimed, throughout Hungary.
The Baltic docked at Halifax yes-
terday afternoon, landing 753 sol-
diers, 838 wives and 319 children.
Viscount Grey, the new British
Ambassador to tate United States, will
sail for New York on September 16..
C. E, Reardon, a farmer in Tilbury
.East township, forty years old, was
fatally shot in the face while clean-
ing a gun.
One man was killed and another
lies in a Hamilton hospital as the re-
sult of an automobile collision on the
Hamilton highway.
Martin Valiquette, a forest engi-
neer, was drowned while with a
party in the Manieouagan river re-
gion, Northern Quebec,
Twenty-seven collieries aroma
a
Ferule, B.C., Lethbridge and Edmon-
ton. Alta„ have resumed operations
after the strike of several months.
Archduke Joseph, Dictator of Hun-
gary, has sent a long Tetter to King
Ferdinand thanking the Roumanians
for having crushed the Bolsheviks.
Floating mines in the Atlantic
have spread to the north, south and
southwest of the Azores, and are
floating toward the coasts of Eng-
land, France and Spain,
SATURDAY,
Many divorces are asked at Ottawa,
The Baltic has arrived at Halifax
with Canadian troops.
An important conference on high-
ways was held at Ottawa.
Clarence Dunn, aged 11 years, was
inetantly killed by an automobile in
Toronto.
A committee for political defence
has been formed by organized labor
in Toronto.
Thomas Nelson Page of Virginia
has formally resigned as U. S. Am-
bassador to Italy.
James Glovanzzo was hanged at
Guelph for the murder et hie wife
and two daughters.
iota. 7.'. Jones, in, and S. D, Her-
son qualified to meet in the final for
tate *United States amateur golf cham-
pionship,
The Ontario Hydro Power Uniform
Rate Association was formed at Lon-
don by delegates trona various naunt-
eipalities.
The final draft of the Austrian
Peace treaty will In all probability
be handm to the Vienna delegation
on Monday.
Sergt. Steele lvon, the Lieutenant- {{'
Governor's prize in the final day's
shooting at the Ontario Rifle Asso-
ciation reatches.
The A Iu u-iart Government has re-
moved Bela Kurt and his associate.
communists from the Thaya valley to
another prison,
":hike" O'Dowd, middleweight
champion, outpointed Jack Britton,
holder of the welterweight erown, in
AR eight -round bout.
Mfrs. S. Irwin, living on a farm '
near 'Ieaford, was seized with cere-
bral hemorrhage while milking, and
died two hours later.
A general strike or a general elec-
tion, but probably the latter, will be
the result of the Government's de-
claration against the nationalization
of mines in Britain.
An expedition conducted by air-
plane over Labrador has returned
and is at present at Newfoundland.
The members of the party say that
immense wealth in pulp was dis-
covered in the territory visited.
A Motor car, driven by Mrs. Kriel,
Niagara Falls, N.Y., went over the
bank and nearly into the Gorge just
above the Michigan Central bridge.
Mrs. Kriel and her nine-year-old
daughter are dead; two others are
seriously hurt.
MONDAY.
The Prince of Wales arrived in
Toronto this morning.
A. Hillyer was nominate.' as U.F.O.
eandi,:tate in East Wellington.
Featherston A; leswortlt, son of Sir
Allen Aylesworth, and well-known
lawyer, is dead.
Decorations have been awarded in
connection. with the transatlantic
flight of ,he airship R-34.
The attendance on the opening day
e the Torono Exhibition (Saturday)
was 35,500. as compared with 33,400
last year.
Mr. H. H. Aseuith, former Prime
Minister of Britain, is making ar-
rangements to return to active
politics.
The United Farmers of South
Wellington nominated J. A. Cockburn
of Puslinch as their candidate for the
Legislature.
Georges Gaston. Quien, charged
with having betrayed Edith Cavell,
is to be placed on ,trial by court-
martial at Paris.
Operations at the Nova Scotia Steel
& Coal Co.'s plants have been in-
creased, and the coal mines are now
working 100 per oent.
S. Davidson Herron of Pittsburg
won the U. S. national amateur golf
title by defeating Robert T. Jones of
Atlanta on Saturday.
The strike of 6,000 employes of
the Co-operative Trading societies in
North England hes been called off,
an agreement having been reached.
Premier Sir William Hearst, speak-
ing at a Conservative rally in Brant-
ford, declared his sympathies and
personal influence to be on the side
of the drys in the prohibition issue.
Three hundred soldier were arrest-
ed at Southampton for refusing to
embark for France. They objected to
embarking because they had heard
that they would be sent to the Black
Sea after their arrival in France.
The schooner Francis A., 83 tons,,
of Yarmouth, N.S., was .maimed and
sunk by the steamer Lord Down
shire of Belfast, owned by the Ulster
Steamship 'Co., of Belfast, with the
result that six of her crew, including
the captain, perished.
Frank Greenlaw of St Catherines
was. nominated by the Independent
Labor party of Lincoln country at
Moulton, and the United Farmers of
Ontario, represented by Harrison St.
Clare Fisher, pledged him their unit-
ed
nited support. New 'planks in the hL.P,
platform were 'announced.
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Grand Stand 50c. and 25c.
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The Wester. Fair
London, Ontario
September 6th to 13th, 1919
This is the Great Agricultural
Exhibition of Western Ontario
Exhibits
the
Very Best
Two
Speed Events
Daily
Attractions Johnny J. Jones
Better .. Midway
Than Ever Exposition
PLENTY OF MUSIC
PURE FOOD SHOW
FIREWORKS EVERY NIGHT
TRACTOR DEMONSTRATIONS
Auto Entrance 'con Dundas and Egerton Usual Entrance at Gates
Grand Stand 50c. and 25c.
Prize Lists, Entry. Forms and all information from the Secretary
LTJ -COL. VWi M. GARTSHORE, President.
A. M. HUNT, Secretary