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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-6-17, Page 5PURE BRED IMPORTED CLYDP.S- DALE KING JOHN • No, 17411 17226, enrolled mid izt- stzected form 1, No. 4363, Stands as follows,— Monday—Bruce Mitchell's, Stephen,tor x,00ii; T, W, Hodgson's, for alight. Tuesday—Dan Lewis' and Mex Steep- er's. Wednesday—Daird Hutchison's and Geo. Weigand's, ,Hay, Tbuxaday-Isaac Bestard's and James relgins'.. Friday—Cory O'Brien's and Milt, Mitchell's, Saturday—to his own stable, Exeter. Terms—$15; Z ,snares $28, W. H. ,Kay and S. Baskerville, Props: ADVERTISING RATES Display Advertising—Made known on, applicatlece Stray Animals—One insertion 50c., th*ee iziserti;ons $L00. Pam lar Real Estalte for sale 50c. eAch &ssertiwon for one month of faun insertions Mssceh}a,ne*us articles of not more than five lures. For Sale, To Rent, Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and Found jecrsls Z5e. ata insertion. Lecel reading notices, etc.{ 10c. ,per line per insertion; No netttcie less than Z5c. Card of Thanle's 50c. Auction Sales 13 for one insertion and $1,50 for each subsequent in - scilicet. ii under five inches in length. Legal advertiing 10c. and Sc. a line. The Advocate la anxious to have correspondents in ail districts. If your territory is not represented by our staff correspondents will you send us the news, or suggest the name of someone wlto would be likely to do so? We furnish stamped en- velopes and wrtttne supplies. THE DOC BLE TRACK ROUTe. Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO Utoexceejldd dining car service SIeeepin e cars on night trains and Parlor cent on princ teal day trains, Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket. Ageate or C. E. Horn- e* I)estriet Passelager Aunt, Tomato ee. J. DORE ?bone 44w Ageot, Exeter Makes dollars go farther —Brings music mare quickly —Investigate our Budget Plan We like to explain our. Budget 'Plan. Itc`proves. so helpful to folks who are am- bitious to own a New Edison. The Budget Plan puts Vie NEW EDISOS :,The Phony,;raMM Waith a SIar" into your home at once. Then it applies the estab- lished, principle of big bust- nesse-systematic spending. It takes the purchase price out of your income so gradually that you don't have to «squeeze" at all Come in and ' learn all about it. J. WILLIS POWELL DEALER EXETER, ONT NEM; TOPICS OF WEEK Important Events Which Have Occurredf‘Dur ing the Week, The- Busy World's- Happenings Care- fully Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attractive Shape for the Readers of Our Paper -- A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. TUESDAY. Federal housing loans increased by $500. Fresh excesses against the Jews are reported from Kiev. An anti-Semitic movement haa been started in Vienna. A sharp decline in the net earnings of the T. & N. Q. is reported. A large crowd attended the dos- ing day at Thorncliff. race track. Details of the Civil Service bonus was given in the House of Commons. An International c•onventiou of Big Brothers and Big Sisters opened in Toronto, Thomas. Renten, G.T.R. employe, Hamilton, died while sitting down to dinner. Conrad artd George 1-'inweber, brothers, of Calgary, drowned while swimming. The 1. S. railways are to be given immediately $125,000,000 for new rolling stock. The liner Inrperatar has been ever - hauled 't Southampton and sailed for New York. The Connell of the Oxztar.'io College or Pharmacy opened its annual meet- lot;; ir1 Toronto. Terve thousand Szecho-Slovak troops rect.'. Vancouver on way home fro i Vladivostok, The To: e.ato International League t a1u hit Cie ball hard Monday. and ei afe a f ed , falo 7 to 1. Tug w;t ten and a man drowned. n tie, reteine plunges into Riche- li'et Cetrsl, ;leas' Montreal; 'Mee Maty Stevens was found by h r hel.:beeel in thein home In To- ronto, dead, ;and with her throat cut. t, elite . ,aG:ties entrants far el badly in the ope ting day or the I;,'itisl.i 'te .ateur golf championships. only one or six being s'it'toriorzs. In the seeend of the trial races to tleterznmine which shall det•'n:i the America's Cup, the sloop Resolute was buten by Vunttie. On Mondey. wi oNi;sm.r. Th,, Toronto l.a:c. ball team is back in Yee'ond place again. Rie;hara Mer•pole, a C..P.lt. oilieial since 18tH iii' I r \ e:te:weer. The Methodist Cent• renee publish- ed iiia tire ,,Inert DI :stations. Gendarmes ei .1 On ez nob vl: Gratz, Au.;:eta. '* lizz ;e von p zs r:'a. A clew lite ; reehent on Peace 1e'r,.zs beth. ,en North and. South China, The .;Ir,=;:i,al committee's report on LI, re t';::•arra waa :iapute was made. 1 .ep a ti '..1 behalf of retrained ant.r,e , • Ea 4. :lade from Toronto pulpit,: a., •a , , .; rlt,;rn staked that the new i.., t trul,i hurt t';ut;idian in Geo. boli" t', tit. John, is se- as lee se s sehoiar for New Brunswick. The Poles have .wozz sisraal vie- tori s over the R e:s on the northern het,' front. .'t'szrk Nationalist ofdrers are on tri for ;,sze:npt onehe lite of 1)amod size, 1. a. I'e'rseing of the ti. S. army +•re;nent has no political significance.. Fresh elegy eosures were a 1: tae re- garding the e *i,nct 1Joz ri eon Per- manent Loan. Western crop : „rt; indzc;tte bet- ter conditions at this date thee in any year since 1904. County Judge Ermateiger ef Elgin suggests Federal measure guaneete- ing prices of farm produce. A young son of John Piggott of Brigden, near St. Thomas, was killed when lightning struck the house. John Dick was killed and two oth- er employes seriously injured by an explosion in the Toronto Telegram building. Stratford Chamber of Con>,merce agricultural section opposes eight- hour day on farms with Wednesday afternoons off. THURSDAY. The Toronto Street Railway Board of Conciliation Held its first sitting. The joint convention of Big Bro- thers and ]lig Sisters was: eonclnded. Walter 0. Patterson, ft fears old, of Belleville, was killed- by a motor- bus. Laura Alberta Daluns •of Milver- ton, eight years old, died as result of burns. Edeetrd Lucey was fatally le in wheel thrown out of his 'rig near Lindsay. Cus..oms House employes in To- ronto protested against the new wage schedule. Katie Parcarro, 16 years of age, has disappeared from her home near Welland. Galt Public School Board has ap- pointed D. S. McPherson supervising principal. Many lives were lost at Kohl, Ja- pan, by an explosion on Tuesday in the harbor. The theory that Ambrose email of Toronto was kidnapped is strength- ened by a letter. King. George opened the Imperial War Museum in the London Crystal Palace on Wednesday. J. L. C. Jenkins, holder of the Brit- ish Amateur Golf championship since 1914, was feated Wednesday. Wealthy British immigrants to Canada are going in .considerable numbers to British Columbia. The Gulf of Ismid, an, arm of the Sea of : Marmora,: has been closed by the British owing to Nationalist activity' Ted Lewis• won the welterweight boxing chamtrionship of England by deeeatingeJohnny, Basham in a 20 - round bout. The Toronto baseball team eut the lead of the Bisons to oneand a halt genies by' beating Akron here Wed- , nesday while Buffalo were losing to .teochester. FRIDAY. Ontario Historical Society is .meet- ing in Owen Sound. Arthur T. Moore is appointed Chief oe Police of Woodstock. London Council unable to agree, and car strike is, stili on, Prof. Peter Toews, formerly of the University of Toronto, died, Toronto retail nidrehants voiced approval of the budget revision. The mercury rose to 93 degrees in the shade In Toronto Thursday. Middlesex farmers have proclaimed a weekly halt -holiday on the Uartit.. Board of commerce reviews rte year's work, and makes reeem vend- ations, The British. Labor delegation to Russia urges the removal of the em- pargo, Toronto letter carriers voted in favor of a strike if their. .demands are not met. London is to be the perihanent seat of the International Woman's ,Sue frage Alliance. J. J. McNevin nominated by LT,F,O, of Haiiburton and Victoria to appose Sir Sam Hughes. Robert A. Gardner qualified toplay in the final for the British amateur golf championship. The allied Governments have ten- tatively set July 5 as the date for the next Spa meeting. John H, Stuart, manager of the Bank of Hamilton at several place4 until 1915, died suddenly, Apposition to Mae renewal of the Anglo -Japanese Treaty la voiced by British residents in China. SATURDAY. Toronto baseball club is now in third' place. Mrs. James Gilmour died at Mont- real, aged 104. Sterling exchange in New York is stronger at $3.94%. The Victoria Industrial School Board held its annual meeting. A two years' pharmacy eourse was approved by the College Council, Alva Grenzebaeh of Concession 15, East Zorra, was drowned at. Lakeside. A reward 01 $5,000 was authorized for the apprehension of John Doughty. Two eases of bubonic plague have been discovered in the Republle of Salvador. Five are named by the Board of Commerce for prosecution for sugar profiteering. First payment of mothers' pen- sions In British Columbia is to be made in July. German Chancellor Mueller has been asked by President Ebert to forma Cabinet. Stanley Edmondson, Moose Jaw, ]las been awarded $7,200 damages for loss of sight. The Ontario Womela's Liberal M- sociation met in its fifth annual con- vention at Hamilton. A bas-relief in memory of Edith Cavell will be unveiled in the Tuil- eries Gardens at Paris. Hon. N. Via. Rowell warns Toronto postmen that a strike will be taken to mean their resignations. The strike of the agricultural workers In the Province of Barr, Italy, has been declared off. FIve of the crew of the Eagle Boat 25 were drowned when she turned turtle in the Delaware river, A strike has broken out in the smelting works at 1t1 einhausen, Ger- many. Increase in wages is demanded. The Toronto Skating Club execu- tive announce that they will erect the finest figure skating rink In America. The Government has granted Vilh- jaimur Stefansson a grazing permit for thirty years of the southern part of Baffin Island. He intends raising reindeer and other herbivorous ani- mals for the meat trade. MONDAY. Boner Presbyterian Church, Toron- to, held its, annual service in Gaelic., Rev. Salem Bland will be asked to represent Labor. in Northeast To- ronto. An appeal for the re-establishment of veterans was made from many pulpits. , The Leas defeated Akron on Satur- day, and broke, even at Jersey City on Sunday. Thomas Chicoine, a Montreal con- stable, was mortally shot by a party of burglars. Another Irish policeman, Constable King, was- murdered at Glengariff, County Cork. " Edward Haddock, of London, a trouble man of• the Ontario Hydro, was electrocuted. Brockville Council by a vote of 6 to. 4, refused to repeal the daylight saving measure. - Stewart of Queen's University won the 135 -Ib. Canadian wrestling title on Saturday night. A'fisherman named Dawson was killed by lightning at Wheatley while looking after nets. A general boycott against the Irish constabulary has been proclaimed throughout Leitrim. Parkdale Collegiate and Givens Street School led in the annual To- ronto school games. Miss May Furber fell to her death from a window of her home, 315 Spa- ding avenue, Toronto. A shortage of $3,300 having been reported, the Council of Carleton has dismissed the County Treasurer. G. B. Ryan, a leading merchant of Guelph, with a store also at Owen Sound, died in a New York hospital The West End Y.M.C.A. (Toronto) team won the relay race at the Olympic trials in Hamilton on Satur- day. Fighting between a Chinese gun- boat and the Japanese garrison ha•s. occurred at Nikolaicrsk, Eastern Siberia. .•Negotiations between the, 'British Government and Gregory Krasset, Bolshevik representative, are` still wending:"t �..• Ronald Hooper, • secretary of the Proportional Representation" Society is to supervise the, provincial 'elec- tion ie Winnipeg eiec-tion'•inWinnipeg • •: Capture of Melitopol, in the Cri- mea, by den. Wrangel, who succeed--;,, ed to the command of the 'Denekine' forces in Southern Russia, is report- ed In a Reuter message from Con- stabtinopi`e. Five thousand prisoners, 27 guns and Ave armored traieayrere taken. Heusall Mies Florence on, ons is visiting w,rve, ,--..,. i4xur- dockith has elatiagasin,imbeenBarriegiven theThos tract for delivering ,nail on R. R. No. 2. Ernie Cooper had hive arm broken while cranking a ear, --T. Drummond has ,loved his family here from Wing - ham acid has rented 14 Er. Dieg.walke leouse oa Richmond St.—Mr. Owen 'Geiger last week ny vel. the house he purchased from Mr, Peart on Queen Street to a lot en Rkeli 'oaid St =Mr', and Mrs. A, L. Case and ,? aaud e:Mrs. Geo. Case and Mrs. Glenn. of Ailsa Craig motored to Detroit for a few days.—The Masonic Lodge attended divine service int the ,ivlethodist Church on, Sunday evening, when the Rev. E. A. Doan will deliver an address --While at work Mr. Barry Smith had the anis fortune to cut his thumb badly, :and as a. result will be laid up for some titre.—The Rev,. =A, 14, E. Garrett, rector of St. Paul's Church, last week was successful in passing with honors his Licentitate of Theology course along with ,his B. D. eaurse,—I1tt L. A. McKay has again:. been successful in winning another scholarship, At the recent examitzaticas in Toronto Uni- versity he Was awarded tate McCaul scholarship for classics. Zurich Miss Mary Gasche is spending a few weeks in, Sarnia,—Mr. Jacob Wurm is visiting relatives an Deereit,—Mrs; H. Axt Af Detroit was a, ;recent visitor with friends here.—Mr, Chris Gascho attended the Menoniita Convention in Ifiitchencr last week.—Itis: Chas Eiiber who has been in hospital at Kitchener is convalescent and returned home, -1 Mr. and Mrs; Mark Schweitzer of Texas are visiting at the home of the latter's mother; Mrs. P. Haugh, whose health is ,poor, -1121; Wm Seibert is visitusg at .Shakespeare. TUCKERSMITH—The marriage was solerunized at (the home of :17r. George Strong, Con. 8, on, .June. 9, of their on- ly daughter, Isabel, to William Harvey Moore ,of 'Tuckersmith, PARKHILLWilliam Clark, but- cher, narrowly escaped death, Friday when, his auto was ]sit by afreight. lie was learning to 4d4ve the car and did not hear the train: The car was part- ly ;over the track when bit, and it was thrown some distance and badly damaged. Mr. Clark sustained only a few scratches and bruises. SEAFORTH.—The mill of the Can- ada'Flax Company is again, in operation having been rebuilt since the recent g A Right Choice lisNearly everyone arrives at a point, where there is need for a tonic -restorative, Scott's Emulsion d is the choice of tens of thou- sands hou- sand Seca gives ton4 a use it to the whole system an restores strength. MAKE SCOTT'S YOUR CHOICE! tt Bo: nt, tanto extern University London, Ontario eils and Sciences i rL Sumner School July 5th, to August 13th t FOR INFORMATION' AND CALENDAR WRITE K. P. R. NEVILLE, R:egisirar tire, They are now operating wit Hydro Power. ..1101110. MITCHELL—Mrs. Albert Yates, a former popular resident of Mitchell, 'Passed away at her home in Orange- ville last week,—Mrs. Chiles of, Hav- elock. announces the engagement of her daughter Charlotte Theodora, A.T.C. M,, to Jobe Edwin Vivian of Mitchell, the marriage to take place in June. —David 1MicKnight of Mitchell was recently ,marrie to Miss Lillian Mole fat, west of 1?onkton. SEAFORTH—A quiet Izouse ived- ding way celebrated on June 7, at high t ;loon, at the residence of Mr. S. T. • Holmes, when .his youngest daughter Eva Kathleen ,was united in marriage to Chester Morse Jones, el; D,, of Bos- ton, BAYFIELD--The engagement is an- neuneed of Lucinda J. Shouldice, Owen Sound, second daughter of the late air, and Ates. W. 31, . houldiee, ahoutdice, Ont., to Rev. Erie L. And.. ersion B A., Bayfield, Ont., the wed- ding to take place quietly the last week in June. CASTOR IA ► For Infants and Children. In Use for Over 3OYealrs Always bears the Signature of Don't Worry ,max; s°, r ',,, p04 rtrgzc r ' • WIT- ' Economy New Canadian Car , . -Overland is built from In every detail of its equip- ground up to secure rid- ment from Electric Starting comfort, light weight and Lighting to Speedometer, Over land• is high-grade and complete. Springs combine, in a 'The:large Canadian factory way, the economies and service organization behind weight with the luxury the Overland are big factors formerly possible only the success of this new car heavy car of long wheelbase. new Canada, Po ), it Aria tg. AboutYou*'Victory Bonds 1M . Victory Bonds today are stronger than they have ever been. The important anrwuoe•e- meet of the Minister of Finance that Canada has finished borrowing, means that there will be no increase in the supply of these bonds. --110 �' /R•re •lir AY t • • R. H. E1v�or t hy' Deiter �E py� s Office and Factories:. °Wills O verl i y � altci ]L.iljttted,'ll'oronto, Canada Branches:: Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg and Regina The huge sums of money that must be in►'r.'st- ed from time to tiute in the highest possible grade of security, will therefore seek invest- ment in existing issues. This should mean a greatly increased demand, and have a strengthening effect on prices. If you have money less well employed, we recommend that you invest it in Victory Loan Bonds at present prices. Write us, and we shall be glad to furnish you with full particulars: W shindy Coinpalny Canadian Pacific Railway Building Toronto ,s tire, They are now operating wit Hydro Power. ..1101110. MITCHELL—Mrs. Albert Yates, a former popular resident of Mitchell, 'Passed away at her home in Orange- ville last week,—Mrs. Chiles of, Hav- elock. announces the engagement of her daughter Charlotte Theodora, A.T.C. M,, to Jobe Edwin Vivian of Mitchell, the marriage to take place in June. —David 1MicKnight of Mitchell was recently ,marrie to Miss Lillian Mole fat, west of 1?onkton. SEAFORTH—A quiet Izouse ived- ding way celebrated on June 7, at high t ;loon, at the residence of Mr. S. T. • Holmes, when .his youngest daughter Eva Kathleen ,was united in marriage to Chester Morse Jones, el; D,, of Bos- ton, BAYFIELD--The engagement is an- neuneed of Lucinda J. Shouldice, Owen Sound, second daughter of the late air, and Ates. W. 31, . houldiee, ahoutdice, Ont., to Rev. Erie L. And.. ersion B A., Bayfield, Ont., the wed- ding to take place quietly the last week in June. CASTOR IA ► For Infants and Children. In Use for Over 3OYealrs Always bears the Signature of Comfort The tr1HIS ' the ing economy., Triplex remarkable of light of riding, in a Head ,max; s°, r ',,, p04 rtrgzc r ' • WIT- ' Economy New Canadian Car , . -Overland is built from In every detail of its equip- ground up to secure rid- ment from Electric Starting comfort, light weight and Lighting to Speedometer, Over land• is high-grade and complete. Springs combine, in a 'The:large Canadian factory way, the economies and service organization behind weight with the luxury the Overland are big factors formerly possible only the success of this new car heavy car of long wheelbase. new Canada, Po ), it Aria tg. and - in for a a 1M . IL . --110 �' /R•re •lir AY t • • R. H. E1v�or t hy' Deiter �E py� s Office and Factories:. °Wills O verl i y � altci ]L.iljttted,'ll'oronto, Canada Branches:: Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg and Regina