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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-2-12, Page 5SINCE 01870 30R8PsC(31Jc pis RAND TRUNK SYS EMI THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE Between MONTREAL -TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO (▪ Jnexcerl;ed dining car service Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cars on principal day trains. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Florn- int;' District Passenger Agent, Tororuto N. J. DORE krone 46w Agent, Exeter AUCTION SALE QF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS O. Lot 10, Can. 1, Tp. Flay, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1920, At 1 o'clock sharp, the following;- Horses -Horse 5 eyears old; mare 9 years old; driving mare 5 years old; egedrears ar ; snare 9 `years .old; horse $ d. Cattle -2 ,cows duee to calf .jn, liar.; tow due. in May; 1 two-year old steer, 2 spring calves, 2 two-year steers, Pigs --Sow due to litter in Feb. Implements -Massey -Harris Binder, 7 foot cut• Massey-Harrjrs Seed 1)411; Frost & Wood mower, Frost & Woad hay rake. Frost & Wood cultiicaitor, .Frost & Wood disc; Cockshutt bean harvester, Fleury walkeng plow, s'h- gle furrow fil ng plow, steel roller, wagon, Cliation fanning mill, 2000 lb, scales; .diamond.harrows, Massey.Har- ri. roc; pu„per, hay rack, pig rack ;; light wagon, toad cart, gravel box sleighs, cutter, buggy, cutting box, cedar posts, hayfork rope, 125 feet. trip rope 50 feet, ladder, team har- ness mew; set sarigle harness nearly new;; sugar kettle, barrel, wire stret- cher, water tank, forks, hoes, shovels and -many other artic les ton numerous to mention. About 11 tans Hay, auaniity turnips Positively no reserve as the farm has beear, sold. Terms -410,00 and under cash; over that amount 10 months' cred on furn- ishing approved joint notes. 4 per cent off for cash. G. and E. STANLAKE, Props. C. W. Robinson, Auct. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS PURE-BRET) SHORTHORN AND GRADE CAT- TLE, HORSES AND HOGS. on LOT 5, S. THAMES- ROAD, US- BORNE,- 1% nu{ies .east of Exeter N. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24, 1920. at 12.30 o'clock, the following, - Gloster Ruby 2nd, 130981, 3 year old with 5 months' bull calf at. foot, and bred again 'to Major Mayflower, Islip, Beauty 37th, 128489, 4 year old; G. dam imported; springing to calve, Matchless Clara, 153296, 2 year old, springing ,to calve. Corday Prince, 133658, calved' Feb. lst, 1919;, a Charlotte Corday bred calf, siren .by Diamond Master 116276 Rosebud 2nd, 126741, .3 year old; C. tag pit afoot and bred again;, Roan Belle, 150636, 2 year old, bred to Corday Prince 133658. Lady Mac 2nd, 122969, 9 year old; bud calf at eo.ot and bred again. Lady Mac 3rd, 153159, calved Dec. 6th 1918, sired by Diamond Master, ,116'76. of Usborne, 116995, due he Ap= r7, vr-ith heifer calf at foot." eisstletoe 21st, 116996, due in April with bull calf at ,foot. Mayflower 17th, 116997, due In June with bull calf at foot. 4 Shorthorn bull calves from 10 to 2,0 moantht: old. Grade Cattle -1 cow, due in April; 2 cows milking; 4 high class grade heifees supposed w:uth, calf; 1 fat heifer- 4 yearling heifers.; ; 4 . yearling steers, 2 baby beefs. Horses -2 agricultural geldings ris- ing 2 years. Hogs` -2 brood sows due in April; .35 York pigs, 4 months old. Also a quantity mixed grain. Positively ,no ,reserve.. ' Terms -8 months credit an furnish- ing approved joint notes,; A discount or 4 per 'cent off far cash.. ANDREW GIBSON and . JOHN N. RATCLIFFE, Props. T. CAMERON, Auct. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS On East Half of Lot 6, North Boun- daey Stephan, fan WEDNESDAY, FEB, 25, 1920, At 1 (o'clock sheep, the. following :- Horses Heavy draft mare, • heavy draft colt rising 2, driving mare. Cattle -Cow due April 21, cow due April 26, clow` dike, May 1, cow due July -35, 4 spy=atg tcalIves Pigs-2pigs weig1 ing about 1251bs, Poultry .Etc. -25 hens, - 2 Pekin ducks; • Collie dog. "Implements -Mower, wagon,; seed-. • drill, ,cultivator, Messer eHarris , set of harrows, hayrack, gravel box, cutting box'root teepee 'walking plotiie doable Plow, fanin n,g sill, cream separator; Standard; set ;doub1e,•harness, top bug-• ggy, ',scrape,. hind.er twine, strainer pail;. 400 ti,,e, 3 inc l bag -holder,.'- : forks shoves ,neckyolce, whiffletrees'' and; Other articles toe numerous to mention :Terms -SO and under cash; over 'F that • ain!oun 8 motile' exedit will be giver, ion furnishing approved joint ttotcs, for a SI:epaul t of 5 per cent. f r case FRANK TAYLOR JOS. GREEN, -Auctioneer Proprietor The.„,dvacate, to anxious to c,orre�l5on iE2nts r in all 'i" 'districts� your ter story. is nat,,represented lay. our staff eorrespot}dettts wi�li you tends u the news, 'or •• sun est the nameof someone who•,'wou d be likely to da' a We furnish stampedet - velep s, -and writing supplies.• have i.. NEWS, TOPICS Of WEEK ' id in Important Events Which Have Occurred During the Week, The Busy World's Happenings Care- fully Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attractive Shape tdr. the Readers of Our Paper A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. TUESDAY. It is suggested that the city of To- ronto enter the dead meat business. Sir Robert Borden arrived in Eng- land to -day on board the battleship New Zealand. Turks raided a British "dump" at Gallipoli and secured a large quan- tity of munitions. The Montreal waterworks est- ployes, who have been on strike a month, returned to work. The Ontario 'Tankard finals will commence in Toronto to -day. Sixty- four clubs are represented. Thirteen of Canada's best chess ex- perts commenced play Monday in To- ronto for the national championship. As a result of a referendum Ver- dun, Que„ will remain '"dry," the vote showing 718 majority against the "wets." The British Columbia Government has decided not to appoint any new commission to inquire into the ques- tion of compensation. The Dominion Government has given the Navy League of Canada the steamer Restless for training boys in practical seamanship. Preparations for the proposed Royal Agricultural Winter Fair were discussed by several live stock or- ganizations at their annual meetings. A new type of;electric arc has been discovered by Supt. J. W. Dorsey, assistant Professor of Electrical Engi- neering at the University of Mani- toba. Authority to deal with the ques- tion of eligibility for membership in the U. F. 0. was left by a meeting of directors in the hands of the in- dividual clubs. Ulric Soulliene, twenty-seven years of age, of Tecumseh, was drowned while crossing River Detroit Sunday afternoon, when his boat struck some lee and capsized. Lincoln County Council will, in- stead of erecting a county memorial to men who lost their lives In the war, make grants to municipalities individually erecting memorials. WEDN1♦SDA Y. Ottawa's' mayor will proclahn day- light saving from. May 1 to Sept. 30. James Watt, a prominent Guelph citizen, died at his residence, "Sunny Acres." Numerous stock breeders associa- tions were in convention in Toronto on Tuesday, Mr. A. hicks, of Centralia, was named party whip by the U. F. 0. members -elect. • Fred Fulton knocked out John Lester Johnson in their bout at Bos- ton. Tu;sday night. , Demand sterling was offered down to 3.33 dj at New -York following a steady downward movement all day Tuesday. Shortage of power in the province last week was attributed by Hydro officials to trouble with ice at Niagara. A Budapest tribunal is trying and ordering terrorists to execution as result of crimes committed under Bela Kun. Two carloads of whiskey and one of beer, estimated at nearly $200; 000, were seized -at Calgary by the provincial police. Frank Mobley, M.P.P. for Atlin, B.C., and a well-known mining man, a former Ontarian, died of influenza, aged about fifty. Discussions relative to the question of a. defensive alliance between France, Britain and Belgium are pro- ceeding at Paris. Commissioner Lamb of the Salva- tion Army will arrive in Canada in a few days to confer on the Govern- ment's immigration policy. The ferry City of Cheboygan had; a thrilling encounter with ice cakes when the ice bridge across the River St. Clair suddenly broke•up. Emilien Clement and Albert Massi- cottee of Gouin, Que., were killed when a locomotive struck their hand- car on a curve near Harvey. • The French Chamber of Deputies has passed a Daylight Savings Bill which provides that summer will be- gin on March 15 and end October 25. Hon. Duncan Marshall, Minister of Agriculture for Alberta; was chief speaker at a' banquet' 'given by the citizens of Weston to their new warden, Mark Gardhouse, THURSDAY. Canada's population is • estimated now at 8,835,102. Ex -Mayor J. l3: Fischer of Water- loo died at the age of 68. • Premier Drury announced that a seat had been found in East Welling- ton for Hon. W. E. Raney. Lt. -Col. W. N. Moorhouse was re- commended- by the Board of Control as city,. architect for Toronto. John A. Webster, ex -reeve of Leeds and Lansdowne, and warden of Leeds, a prominent dairyman, is dead n,. Janes 'McGinnis, of Wahnapitae, fell While' repairing some machinery in a sawmill' and 'broke his neck • Geo. Coppen was sentenced in To- ronto; to hang, for she murder, of; his wtf4, on the ,night of November 27. . Prices received at the Miller --Dry- den sale of Shorthorns set a new re- cord for,the Canadian live stock industry'. • s�� .. Oscar W. ' Bennett lecturer at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, died of pneumonia'after nearly two. weeks' illness. A man, so` tar unidentified, was fat- ally . shot by Constable Bluteau :of Montreal in the act of holding up an, automobile's occupants. The farmers' executive in Emit Wellington:decidccl to accept Albert Hellyer's resignation to open. the trill tng', for ,lion '"W. _E. Raney.' `' speelal;train,service"is being run through.,;t ie '.tunnel at Sarnia owing to iee, blocking the: Itieler `St. Clair, making it impossible for the ferries to cross. "' , Josephat Barsolon, Rosh Melverin and Joseph -Daudet were burned to d a h nd Al lions Carrier bad - r muse a tit's w foh destroy the paint shop of the Blain Carriag Works, Montreal. Addressing a convention of th Fairs and Exhibitions Assoeiatiea, D H. Clark, Dominion Seed Commis signer, suggested that committees b organzed in each county to eonduc field crop competitions.. FRIDAY. Poland is to have a Senate of 70, members, - In Vienna, Austria, last year, 50,-' 000 died, Great Britain will set a price on grain to British growers. Premier Drury announced that the Legislature would open on May 8. The Toroan_to Board. of Control ?- proved the expenditure of $200,000 on athletic fields. Charles B. Graveile, of Owen Sound was electrocuted at the Chau- diere Falls power plant. Little hope is held that a strike of maintenance of way and railway shop laborers will be averted. Nominations in East Wellington, where Hon. W. E. Raney is to run, will be held on February 23. All the bakers in Hull, Que., have amalgamated, and they plan to erect a modern sanitary bakery. The protest against Mayor Mae Bride's election in Brantford has been dismissed on both grounds. The Canadian Manufacturers' As- sociation. will at once start a cam- paign in favor of daylight sawing. Wm. B. Putman, jr„ four years old, was burned to death in a flee which destroyed two houses in. Hall - fax, N.S. Three children of Mrs. Fordham, of Ansley .Arm, B.C„ ere drowned when trying to save mother, who was saved. Capt. •Harvey, of University of To- ronto, is yet unbeaten in the Cana dlan. National Chess's Championship tournament. Guelph Union curlers won the Go +'rnor-General's prize in the fins came with London Thistles In To "onto on Thursday. 'Canada's official war memorial will take the form of a museum, pressure nobly at Ottawa, to house the Cana- dian forces' war trophies. The University of King's College Windsor, N,S., the first establish in the British Overseas Dominions was destroyed by the, with a loss of probably over $200,000. SATURDAY. George Lansbury, editor of the Daily Herald, the British Labor jour- nal, has left Helsingfors for Petro- grad. Three French boxers in various divisions will accompany Georges Carpentier to this continent next month. The Provincial Chapter of the Im- perial Order of the Daughters of the Empire is holding its first meeting in Hamilton. Demand sterling at New York, af- ter showing early strength, eased off to $3.29% at close. V'� , S. Dinniee was freed of all blame in connection with the Grand Valley transactions by Liquidator Clarkson. Frank Kennedy, a Toronto employe' of the C,N.R., was cut in pieces by t C.P.R. freight train near the North Toronto station. St. Boniface will be the first city in Manitoba to extend the franchise to women, if a charter amendment sought is allowed. Ten Paris bandits entered a dance hall in Paris and held up the dancers for their valuables. Two of the rob- bers were caught. Rear -Admiral Sims will again ap- pear before the Senate Investigating Committee to answer statements ;wade by Secretary Daniels. It is regarded at Ottawa as in- evitable that the rates on the Gov- ernment Railways will have to be considerably increased. ' Seven members of- the Canadian Royal Mounted Pollee with five dog teams have started from Twelve Mile, Yukon, for Fort lecPhsrson. Sir James Grant, one of the last survivors of the first Parliament of Canada, and a distinguished physi- cian of Ottawa, is dead, in his 89th year. Dr. Hastings, Medical Health Offi- cer of Toronto, has asked the clergy of the city to make special pulpit appeals for volunteers to attend those suffering from "flu." RI • r A c'r r. e For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Migmatite of SCHOOL REPORT of S, S. Not, 4 Sharon, for January. Those marked with tan asterisk being absent for part of the time :-Sr. 4-H, Rader, R. Mi- ller. Jr. 4-E. l i ojiock. Jr, 3-G. Weber, L. Schwarz, L. Wein, M. Wein* Sr, 2-I. Brokenshire, I. Staley, 'R. Weber. K. Morlock, E. Fahner, R. Schwarz, Jr. 2-S. Rader, I. Martene, A. Becker, L. Wein Pt. 2-M. Mar- tene', C. Martenie*. Sr, Primer G. Becker, T Weber, L. Wim. Jr. Prim. er-G Hodson, E. Martene', M. Ehlers, Teacher. POISON LIKE UNTO VENOM OF SNAKES Professor 33. Pltzauss, i1d. D:; of the Roe's Charity Tloepital, says, "'The cause for in _ attack of gout, rheumatism, 1u/recap; iir supplied by the increase of uric acid in tee blood serum; the result of various cauree; the moot frequent of which is renal. Before Gov an attack, one suffers sometimes from bead - 1 eche, neuraipa, twinges of pain bee sad there.% When your kidneys feel like iumpe of lead, when the back hurts or the urine is _ cloudy, full of pediment, or you have rhen- matie pains or lumbago, gout, awttfe obtain at your nearest drug 'tore Anuric: (anti-urie-add). ed This is the discovery OR Dr. Pierce of MONDAY. Secretary Lane of the U. S. De- partment of the Interior has re- _ signed. Gen. Yudenitch has been allowed to leave Esthonia with several of his staff officers. Hon. Duncan 'Marshall at Hamilton urged farmers to take more pride in their occupation. David Kyle, M.C., vice-president of the Algoma Steel Corporation, died at Sault Ste. Marie. - Ingersoll public institutions and places .of amusement have been dos- ed to prevent spread of the du. Robert McLean, world's champion speed skater, was` beaten at Chris- tiania Sunday by Oscar Mathieson. Sir Glenholme T+'alconbridge pass- ed away at his- home, 80 Isabella street, Toronto, a victim of pneu- monia. Hon. • Manning Doherty said he would introduce a bill making the sale of milk on 'a butter -fat basis compulsory.' The Independent Labor Party de- cided to hold their annual meeting at London on Good Friday and the fol- lowing Saturday.'" President Flynn at Massey Hall, Toronto, said it may be necessary•for 50,000 veteransto march on Ottawa to enforce their gratuity demand. . Sir George Paish, in his appeal for help for Europe, to the people ' of Philadelphia,' made a charge of ex- travagance in living against Amer scans, Bolshevik uprisings against the Japanese on the Island or' Sakhalin are reported. Important Japanese ruining, and petroleum plants have been destroyed: Mr. •J. G. O'Donoghue, reviewing the; charge of Mrs Justice Metcalfe to the jury in. the .Winnipeg trial,said it would be necessary to have the crime of seditionclearly defined. The electrical 'workers drew up the_ basis. for a new agreement,.whicli, i! Carried through, will mean', mil- lions to the Hydro -Electric Systeni and; the Electrical Development Co.•. LIN al di' Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y. -Ae- uric" is en antidote for this uric acid poison- ing and dissolves uric acid in the body much as hot coffee diaeolves sugar. "Anuria" will penetrate into the joinia and muscles, and dtewlve the poisonous accumulations. It will stamp out toxins. Montreal, Qua: ---"I cannot praiser Dr. Pierre's Aiutde (anti -uric -acid) enough for what it has done for me. For three menthe I was under the doctor's care and got no better. I was always complaining of my kidneys. I did not know what to do. I reed about Anuric and made up my mind to try it. I have taken two boxes aid don't complain any more. I have gained in. wei;ist and am still gaining. My appe tits le great and eleop has come to me. That it hat the Anuric Tablets have done for me. do recommend them to those who are suffering the way I did. Tho tablets are mighty good, though not expensive. to buy, but hard to beat.'; -T. A. B WN, 388 Dorobester St. W. • Send 10 coats to Dr. Pierce's Invalids; Hoie1,' Buffalo; N. Y., for trial package. Hensall Miss Elsa Thompson, who recent- ly went to Guelph, is still seriously illi -Mrs. W. G. Wiis�an was called' to Niagara Falls owing -to the 'serieiis• ill- ness sof her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain, -Mr. Wrn, Bell, who has been salesman in MacLaren's hard- ware for the. past ,five years, left Wed- nesday morning for Windsor, where he has secured a similar position -Rev. Mr, McLeod of Atwood and a former rector in the Anglican church was the - guest of Mr. and Mrs, Weir Acheson and >athei friends in togas -Mr. W. C. Montgomery has fitted up a room in cron.nection witli'-his jewelry store in which to do eye testing. SEAFORTH _Lloyd A. Martin, a pupil of the Seaforth Co Ilegiate, and eldest son of Mr. Peter Dodds, of Mc- Killop gassed away on Feb. 3, from pneumonia. The deceased was in. his his i8th year and had been ill only a short time. CLINTQN--On. Feb. 4, Rev, S. Ancl-, erson tied the znaltrmonial knot be- tween. :4iiss Olive Beatrice eldest daughter of :his: and 1%, s, \\'''H. Cale of town to :lir. Robert P, Fisher, also of Gunton.,. -.-On Tuesday, at the fam- ily residence, Mary lode, beloved wife of Mr, I. T. Marland passed away, at the age sof 67 years and 11 months* The deceased and been, in ill :health for some time. Besides her ,husband she is survived by two daughters, Mi .: ses Marion and Amelia, and ane son, Leonard, all at home. -Word was: re- ceived in town Tuesday that W. L. Prison. lecturer }at the O, A„C., Guelph. and husband of Eileen Hoover, had passed ,away that morning from prneu- BKINSLEY-The funeral Of Frei, son of Mr, and Mrs. Albert 'Harltton. of Brinsley, whose death accurr'ed nn Detroit from the flu, was held from Stephen's Undertaking rooms, Ailsa Craig, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock' to Brinsley and St. ?1larys cem- etery. Services were conducted by Rev. , T H. Wheatlen., The deceased was in his 22nd year, and and only in Detroit a short time,. The, funeral was private, as ,all the members, of his family at Brinsley are ill at present. AILSA CRAIG -At the regu lar meeting of the Council Wednesday night Miss J. Wyk lie was appointed vi Hage clerk, owing to the resignation of Mr. J. S. Smi(th,--Wm, Cochrane of Lobo, :formerlly of this place, has purchased the store and business of McKay Bros., and takes possession an April lst. MUST 'BE IN ADVANCE. Conditions affecting the publishing business are such as to make it es- sential ter adhere strictly to the rule of having all subscriptions paid int ad. some, It is simply oversight on the part of a few yet behind and for a short while tldnger we will accept set- tlement for arrears at the $1.50 rate. IT'S UNWISE to pot off to -day's duty u t to- morrow. If your itomaOt acid -disturbed take KinoID5 the herr aid to digeetios comfort ztodry. A pleasant relief from: the discomfort of acid -dyspepsia. MADE EY 84 Orf ehFOWNE MA>FSMS QF wows nano); PV r IP 0 ' IF" L. !•.,ly C CANE MOL4r4 Nommnmenim Sprinkle Cane Nola over your straw, old hay,, corn stover, fod- der, ensilage, screenings, etc. Reduces cost offending. Cam Mina Is 100% Pore Cane Molasses and not it Prepared Stock Feed* Makes snore milk at leas cost* Builds Beall faster: Keeps stock healthier* Soli in strangiron-hooped barrels, 600lb net each, at a very reasonable price. MeV We rant •andrilMelmri t .Fret ensk txtrpjtt__Rf. ash Fei in KDniniRS4 ,feadtnp,, Good I'esag.rta wanta4 uses where. veiteeetck for r vt.ri, Eat KO COMPANY t 5 CANADA. Limited. tit St NO Streit w, tow -MEAL. LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR- ' R. G. SEL DOFF viwtm lr - decZ2--eed TF the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, is able to build up to the limit of its capacity, only 27,350 Ford Cars will be built for use in Canada between January the first and July the thirty-first of this .year. Divided among the total population of Canada this means one car to every three hundred and ten people. It is easy to see that many people will be unable to get their Ford Cars at all, and many will have to wait for summer or fall delivery. As Ford Dealers a ors in';thls territory, we desire to deliver a� car to every .. person in this distrix who wants onebut we cannot get the cars un- less we send in the orders now. f you � willneed don't a car •later on1wait till spring before order 1 n . 'L7.t.. 011e self at the -t • g Y o oaf the dl ver i - l • Y _ Y an :ilo �Sn.ell, ,Dearle`r, 155 411 r 1 4 A a r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 e 4 1 4 4