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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-8-19, Page 51 M1TC! ELL --I¢ Trinity, Church, in Mite htill ran August 11, Gwendolisie Katy, youngest daughter Of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Daniels of Mitchell was married to Cha fes A; Golquhleun o,( WalkeirVille, son Of Mx. ant "Mrsj W. Colquhoun of Mitchell. Worn- Out, Weak Men and Women Testify Chatham,. Ont.:—"For many years I suffered with stomach trouble and I tried many remedies but .they seemed to be a failure -my stomach seemed to be getting worse instead of better. One day I came in possession of a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Gold- en Medical Discovery and took it. Yy stomach seemed completely cured. I have great faith in this medicine and hope any sufferer that reads this will give the 'Die - ()every' a trial.. Once tried, you will never be without it."—C. TI TUS, Jr., 28 Duke St. t New wiitshine, P. E. suffered three years with bronchial asthma. T was so weak I could hardly walk three steps at time, I could not steepest' would eat upand stay up the zest of the night . Onedayafriend advised me to use Dr. Pierre's Golden. ; Medical Discovery eo I sent to my druggist for a bottle and when I had taken hail of it I felt a great deal better, When I used that bottle I trent for two more, and when I fan- I lulled the third bottle I was completely cured. ' "It is over two years since I first took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and I have not been troubled a day with asthma since."—ALEX McLEOD. Hamilton; Ont.: "I have suffered with rheuneallem for' the teat five years and I have only taken three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Anuric (anti -uric -acid) Tablets and three bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery' and am nearly cured. I also had that dread disease, Spanish. Influenza, leaving nee in a terrible condition, Only those who have had it know what an awful condition it leaves one in, I am sere if it had not been for Dr. Pierce's medicines and advice I certainly would have died. want to recommend Dr. Pierce's medicines to any aufforer with kidney trouble or to anyone rundown after havuig the 'Flu', Also try Dr. Pierce's Pleasant IGhEI. GRNBYda constipation."—MRS. NrW. aft Come in and frm flu* ffaseinaf nq' mp (alixmlenf MT. lidim in'$ JeahsmTrst It shows you what to ex- pect of a New Edison in • your home—whether it AE-Cxnaxas music with such perfect realism that you feel the presence of the living artist, J Willis Powell, Dealer Exeter, Ont %A IA q, :4 NATIONAL EXHIBITION TORONTO Aug. 28 -Sep. 11 "The Greatest Annual Event on Earth" -� Where the Nation shows its best finished product of the Mune, Fisheries, Forest. Factory, Studio and Laboratory for Exhibition. Compassion, Instruction and Encouragement Pageantry on a Massive. Scale. Incomparable Music. Fine Arta, Applied and Graphic Arts International Photographic Salon. Demonstrationsdaily by Northwest Mounted Police Two days of sensational automobile it racing. Mile -a -minute motor boats and water sports, Electric show. America's beat Live Stock ,Poultry, Tractor and 1Farm;Machinery Dlsptay Government Exhibits and l)emooarrariona ,+ And a score ,o+ other Special , • Attractions 42nd Consecntit.e pearit;20(,000 Visitors in 1919. JOHN G. KENT, General Manager. NEWS. TOPICS OF WEEK Important Events Which Have, Occurred During the Week. The Busy World's Bappenings care- fully Compiled and Put lute Handy and Attractive Shape for the Readers of Our Paper.— A. Solid Hour's Enjoyment.. TUESDAY.. Many former friends attended the funeral of the late Rabbi Jacobs. The Ontario Rifle Association open- ed its annual meet at Long Brandt. Saskatchewan police posing as cowboys seized $75,0'00 worth .of liquor. A three -billion -bushel corn crop is predicted this year in the United States. Laurence Ginne1I, fernier British is in the United States to assist Valera, Forty million dollars are to be ex- pended on highwaye in Ontario and Quebec. Canada's wheat crop this year is estimated at 226 to 250 million bushels. The murderer of eight -=year-old' Phillip Goldberg. of Toronto, is still at large. An injured officer was brought from. Cantu Borden to Toronto in an. airplane. Hon. Duncan Marshall arrived in Toronto after a trip to the Old Co u u try. Joh, Hubert Falbant of Montreal was a,eeitl'i:+ally and fatally shot' by a nine-yea;-oltl boy.. The Canadian retaY cyeling team was be'a'n he the South Africans at Ante erg on Monday. N is k b,ysi i k was shot and killed in, Mistake. fel the 'aandit Bassoff by a' coxed:able t'. Alberta pian -hunt. T. t3riatso liatise of Lords has giv-•n s yon 1 reading to the Irish Crimes Bill and it has received royal. assent, 'I':i.a Leafs defeated treading on el relay, while BeVimore acid But- t t. t xv >re king even: Toronto is ossein in second position, The growers of the Niagara tris trier have deeided to form a joint stock company, with a capitalization of $50,000, to handle all kinds of fruit and farm produee. Vardon shot a 75 and Ray a 72 in practice over the Inverness course at Toledo Monday, The United States � g open championship br „ins there to- day. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta, Canadian open champion, is an en- trant. There will irti 281 starters. W El>ti ESDAY. The treaty with Turkey was signed at Paris on Tuesday Three members of the Mothers' Pensions hoard were named. The movement of this year's crop through Winnipeg has commenced. News has arrived that a "Toronto Club" bas been toemed in Tokio. • Hon. Manning Doherty predicts a big influx of 13ritishers next year. Russian c t4 alary.> have captured Chorzle, on the East Russian border. Junior matriculation results are announced by the Education Depart- ment, The Italian Chamber has voted for the ratification of the treaty with. Austria. J. Dorval was instantly killed while digging a well at Robertson- vilie, Que. Jaynes H. Grant of Newrington, One. was fatally hurt in a runaway while mowing. French r'hilwaymen will order a strike If they are expected to carry troops to Poland. Forest fires are doing .much dam- age in the Yukon and in the Stone- wall district of Manitoba. The Quebec Government, it is stat- ed, will soon take over the contzlil of the trade in liquors, Felix Willette of Sarnia, subject to fainting spells, fell headlong down his cellar stairs and was killed. A harmless foreigner, mistaken for the murderer of a boy in TArento, was hotly pursued by the police. Leo Diegel of Chicago led the golf- ers at. the United States open tour- ney at Toledo with a card of 71. The degree of LL.D. was conferred on four of the Imperial Press dele- gates by the University of Toronto. Rain interfered with the Toronto - Reading game at Reading on Tues- day. Two games will be played on Wednesday. 1111.T7.1SI1:AYY. OMce workers ir. Winnipeg'are or- ganizing a guild. Six hundred deaths have resulted from cholera in. Korea. , i The Toronto police force held its first field day since 1915. • The Toronto baseball team. broke even at Reading on Wednesday. Bolshevist Commissars are • form- ing Soviets in captured Polish towns. Sir Barton wort the Dominion Handicap at Fort Erie on Wednesday. Delegates to the Imperial Press - Conference inspected Toronto's har- bor work. Following an accident in Toronto a motor truck driver was charged with negligence. Baldwins,' tinplate rolling mills in, Toronto will commence production in three weeks. Lieut. A. Humphreys won the Bankers' match at the Long Branch rifle ranges. The former kaiserine has had a bad heart seizure and her, sons are at her bedside. • Ponzi, of Boston, has admitted that he served prison sentences in Mont- real and Atlanta. The ()ataxic Veterinary Associa- tion opened its 41ss annual eucven- tion in Toronto. Soldieis under command of D'An- nunzio have attacked the Norwegian Consulate at Fiume. Most of the Prince Rupert Ire bri- gads -leas been dismissed and reorgaie ization is aregressing. The e tT ti: 'tnotoxrboat• Miss America won tie„Ha:'ruswo th Trophy by win ning Wednesday's race. 1GI. • le Shearin's Buffalo' rink won the Later Trophy in the international bowling tournament''. Wednesday. About ten thousand persons at- tasseled t-teej ed a joint picnic of • Welland County Farmers' Institute and Erie County (N.Y.) Grange eat Crystal ]#each, Ethel Louth, eight years old, daughter of Wm. Lentil, Norval, Ont,, was drowned in the Credit, and the four-year-old son, of Matthew Lawr was drowned. in the same river at Cheltenham. FRIDAY. Coal merchants forlee no shortagel of anthracite this winter. A giant American plane lett for Cleveland with eight persons. Paris is in a panic over the crime wave prevailing in that city. Preparations were matte for the deep waterways campaign in Toronto. Two records were established at the Fort 'Erie .raee course Thursday. Juliette Tindel, aged 22, of Que- bec, was drowned at Cap Rouge Beach. Great Britain is resuming money order service with Germany on the 16th inst. Cincinnati beat laostoa T,urs and went into the lead int the Natio League race. Quebec Province has a surplus for the year ending with June of $951,910.50, Alex, Taylor, an Indian, was fatal- ly injured in a sawmill accident at Colpoy's Bay.. Two men and a child were injured in automobile accidents in Toronto on Wednesday. The Chicago White Sox are one game behind Cleveland, leaders in the American League, A road map of the sky for all Can, ada is t•) be issued by the Air Board within a day or two, The Lord Mayor of Cork and ten of his associates were arrested on Thursday while attending a Sinn Fein court. - Tbe Toronto baseball team defeat- ed Jersey City in two games Thurs- day, the scores being 5 to 0 and 2 to 1. The Steamship Niagara;'from Bor- deaux was held up at quarantine at New York Thursday on suspicion of having typhus aboard, "Jock” Itutebinson equalled his re- cord round of 69, made Wednesday, at the U. S. National open golf cham- pionship Thursday morning. SATI.'rtDAY. London has been made the public health centre for western Ontario, Peter Donovan of Toronto Satur- day Night has been offered a London position. "Ted" Ray of England won the open golf championship of the Unit- ed States Eddie Rickenh:teher won the Buf- talo Courier handicap at Fort Erie on Friday. A f.houaaud harvesters left St. John, Ar:Th, fns' the West by special C.P,R. train. The Leafs defeated Jersey City by 4 to 2 While Akron was beating Bal- timore 10 to 1. The Railway Commission finished hearing argument for joint tariffs and will give its decision soon. A drop in prices of foodstuffs is ofacially predicted in the United States as a result of big harvest. The Sinn Fein have secured copies of the British secret cable code and of the Kin's own private code. John A. Musgrove of Boissevain, Man., was fatally injured when the horses attached to his binder ran away. Wm. Lacey of Niagara Falls was crushed to death when caught by a cable at construction work at Twin Falls. Huron County Temperance Asso- ciation will seek the suspension of the Canaria Temperance Act' in the county. District No. '9 of the Ontario Medi- cal Association held a meeting on board the Northern Belle, steaming on Lake Nipissing. An elevator man in Toronto is charged with manslaughter. A young woman stepped on the moving eleva- tor and, was killed. The International Seamen's Feder- ation will enforce demand for a 48- hour maximum week at sea and a 44 - hour week in port duty, Cardinal Mercier will open the Olympic Stadium by celebrating mass in memory of the soldier -athletes who died in the great war. MONDAY. A boy was killed by a fall in his father's barn hear Agincourt. A British manufacturer stated that woollen price:] will fall no farther, The Lord Mayor of Cork, under ar- rest, has gone on a hunger strike. Two men a ere arrested in Toronto Sunday following a motor accident. • Four hundred persons were drown- ed in the recent floods in Saghalien Island. - The Daily Warder and the Weekly Post of Lindsay are to cease publica- tion September 1. Four persons were injured in an nauto colission on the Lake Shore road near Toronto. Alexis Daoust of St. Polycarpe, Que., died at St. Henri, at the age of 101 years 8 months, The Polish -Russian battle line ex- tends from Roumanian frontier to the Prussian border. • Writs for by-elections in East El- gin and Yale, B.C., will, it is expect- ed, be issued errly this week. The Railway Commission granted the application for an increase in through rates, except on coal and coke. W. H. Coates, son of Rev. H. H. Coates, D.D., of Japan, has. been chosen: Rhodes. Scholar for British Columbia. Two prisoners, named Briggs and Hilton, escaped from Kingston Peni- tentiary in Warden Ponsford's auto- mobile. Paul Bennett won the National singles tennis title and ,Mrs. Biekle the ladies .champonship . at Winnipeg on Saturday. Brampton put Maitlands out of the running for tlie. O A.L_ A seiTior;,; champions'1ili wia,en they;beat them., Torontd;on Saturday by 8 to 3.. At the .Oly}uplcgames Sunday Pend:; ton of Toronto was second fn his ,he of•,'the ' 100: metros, Coaffee ` art of Win- nipeg nipeg third in his heat, "'Phillipa; of Toronto, uziplaced•-in the, 800•` metres, and Thompson, Saskatchewan, and Kennedy, McGill University, unplac- ed in the: high jump: Remain an Owner of Victory You are now an owner. of Bo4ds bonds. That experience, prior to the Dominion of Canada Loans, was widely believed to be reserved for the wealthy only. You are satisfied with, your purchase --that goes without saying! The Minister of Finance announces that "Canada. has finished borrowing". You therefore possess bonds of an issue which will not be added to, and for which the demand will increase as time passes. This means eventual enhancement in. value. Your first concern should be to hold the bonds you already own, and as you have cultivated the habit of thrift, your next and wisest step is to add to your holdings as substantially as your income will permit. We recommend 1934' Maturity Victory Bonds at 96 and interest, yielding nearly 6%. Mail your order or write for particulars. Wood, Gundy & Compauy Canadian Pacific Railway Building Toronto Hensall, Mr. and airs. Lonna Scott and ehild- rezu of Toronto are visiting at G. C. P,et —�'^ t is y s. i.. Agnes a tv is 1 has LS , spent the past ten ,or twelve year at Chiselhurst with afrends, returned to her home in, Glasgow, Scotland, last week,—Mr, end Bars. O. McDon.e11 and family are visiting ,n Forest,— Niles Bessie Urquhart of Schenectady, N.Y. is spending; t month with her parents —Mrs, Yair of Toronto. is ;pending a. short time, With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jtobt, ,Boathrorv.— ;ter! and Mrs. Walter Mann, and family of Cleveland visited Mrs, laianu,'s mother, Mrs Hunt —Miss Wintr afeed Cudmore of Toron- to is ape:ding her holidays with her parontre Mr. paid Unfit., R. Cudmore;— Mr H. H. Liittle .was called to Phila- delphia ilas'tiwe`ek owing to the death of his pnothter,'-Mr::tid ,Mrs. Tames Barnett and Itw,a children of Windsor are visiting with Mrs. Barnett's moth- er.—Mrs, Jars. Al, Bell and sirs, Alex. Buchanaan have returned after a trip to the west,—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Max- well of Dakota; visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hudson tor a few days last weed; —Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Reith and son Co- lin. and Mrs. C. Stewart of J3a,C.ic Creek, visited Dr. and Mrs. Mair. — There passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Will Henry oat Fri- day last, Janet McDiarmid, ,relict of the late John C. Cameron. et the age of 74 br•eu;rs, She ,was :bairn and lived most of her life ea Stanley Township Since her husbaatd• died five years ago she had lived gist Brucefield and was visiting here whent she deed. The fun- eral took place to Brucefield—Baird':; cemetery, The children who survive are Mrs, Forest, Alberniy B1,C., Mrs, Aikenhead of Brucefield, Mrs, W, Henry of Hensen, John, of Victoriai, Hugh of Brucefield, and Peter of Kin- dersley, Sask. CLINTON—Oa Sunday, after an ill- ness of some weeks Susartneli Boyes, relict of the late 11r -:�:rhensotn, diced at the home of her eon at. the age of 84 years. Deceased was born in Eng- land, and name here when 14 years old, residing most, of the time in the Township of Stanley. Your Digestion titled, relieve the eta with lei4b'o wily on tongue—as wassnt to tabs ss rang. Keep your atoms& sweet, try 113 -maids NOM $Y scorn R SOwst MAtitsl & OP seams gOdu.s1Os Riding Comfort Made -in -Canada WHY let rough roads inter- fere with your motoring comfort? In this Overland you need not let bad roads spoil good rides. Triplex Springs make every mile you ride a more enjoyable mile. Lightweight: makes every mile a more economical mile. - This rare combination of rid- ing luxury -With driving economy accounts for the tremendous en- thusiasm which is greeting the Overland all over Canada. Its equipment is of the most modern type. Its stamina is a credit to the Canadian institu- tion which created this car. Let us .shover you the Overland, Elworthy, Dealer,: Exeter, It head Office and, Factories: Willys-Overland L411441)1,9'ronto, Canada Branches: Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg'and:""Regina, 2',