The Exeter Advocate, 1920-9-9, Page 5tits
AUCTION SALE 1 NEWS TCPICg W •EK
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
. The undersigned auctioneer -has.
received instructions tosell by pub-
lic auction on .
ANDREW STEE;ET, EXETER, O?
SATURDAY, SEPTRAIDER 11, 1920 The Busy World's Happenings
At one o`clock p.m. the following t Care.
valuable property. tally Compiled and Put [oto
Three-piece upholstered parlor Handy and Attrrlctive Shape tor
suite, in excellent condition; 2 good the Readers of Our Paper -- A
Important Events Which. Have
Occurred During the Week,
oak rocking chairs; one round. par- Sold Hour's tsnjoyunent,
for table; sideboard, dining -room 'TUESDAY,
table, 'Wettest table and chairs; two. Sterling is qu•
oted in New York at
iron beds and springs; one solid oak $3,55.
dresser with large oval mirror and . Martial law has been declared in
washstand as good as new; bureau Canton."
and washstand, one toilet• set, one New prices are set for Canada's
velvet rug, 101n x9; 1 velvet rug, Victory bonds,
9x12; 1 tapestry rug, all in good LaLxyc•1'e front all over Canada are
lnQcting in Ottawa
condition; Rayniaud sewing machine The Sydney Bullcti.l leas raised its
one organ, hall rack, window blinds, price to live cents a (espy,
couch, New Perfection coal oil stove, John Henry non r:-, • historic
baby buggy, Happy Thought kitchen po.r:;et Slane at Iteasenlle Monday.
range; 1900 Gravity washing mach- C. 11. 11,. Full r of Toronto was
ine. new this smuttier; tuba baby's al -Tainted C11y i,n lit 'n Chatham.
bath tub; knee mower; kettles and: The 1Nqu table' t. -, ztl.aa,•'. ;;o -
pans, axe and garden tools and other ciety will take .1(1 "'re L'a"n'Uan.
articles. 'menu ss.
`1� le,.ltu'.- Cs I An inquest i11 Toronto 011 an infant
left in a downtown clinch mom pros, -
C. W. ROBINSON, Auctioneer -et! fruUlass.
MR:. GEO. HOCKEY, Proprietress A I);iraea-lallilatilen Union for On-
tario beta been formed tit u eozlvention
.�. ,. ; 111 Stratford.
In an O.A.L.A, ,iuvenile gauge at
WOMAN' YYSTERIOU?sI.'z 41fin.r. ! Shelburne the hozw team defeated
Dlub 'n. la to 5.
f'tseph Nichols on Full:txton Tp. Rebel Arabs in the lennellotamia
was insured jn a nnystd sous manna, at valley are proat'iring a holy war
her !tome on. Aug. 31st she went agullua Iia ' Beene,
a*.roe the 1'at 1 into a field to cha•e sitewen sweetens are leading 3e-
,ome 0' her ct11+'i:ens h..nte tell R tri=' irol'9 i4.6j, ..,.t the eovivt Gat:•111H1.(?nts
of them sail into an old building: On ease of the Urals.
ooenir 4 they soar to go St1 she w:,n, 11.11(>t•uart (Toronto) res i.:('zits met
shot in the. wrist with a bullet nolo a to !WWI
22 -calibre e, There was rothinr'.n ,;Belts the iia 11 Telephone
e
the: bugle 1, w11.l it has not been 1- :aul � oyli�at�111 tBs•lt1 I l)„ty ;nee tlui'n-
e.d what the .1 had been +;e s;. An
ince t ant ea s being' made. Aemail(1.1 ieed �s"eta 3istz'ictt la L �l;l zitui;t, to the
11011,:,r.: Mrs
N> :Ciloi'S .1rm was b '!:wr, l:lrh 3 1 astr ct'1Ut':a (tt «i w work
refines to 1 11:1clt to wort: on British
ens shins 1111 9i e�'t is rel. reed.
.u+ f> ul tat `°:.' 1+'titl or a ,('e'lllr-
etlu:. a. tilt (1 into the1 Law
ArAi
ii etK 3a t t.t� rte
Tin l:a(lti:nor. uriults that leen
dinner by a to 7 anti lead the luter-
nationtcl Teeigee t'aec. 1'be Leafs were
i.tI1.
WEDNESDAY.
Poet Lullee ehltrges in Greet Britain
will r'iti.' to -day.
tonic -help of rarest value.. Metal workers in Milan have oeiza'd
A little of Scott's after meals possession of the fat toric,,
for a few days would do Miss Casey ofOtt 1'tt 1 JJ.,� S ivat and
'e killed by John Neal a world of good. my it/0 .1 fereen.
Enforcement of t11.• Ilat,;trraus
Scott & Howne. Toronto. oast. 20x'9 Drugs" Act begins in Urt'at lfritain
to -day,
'fhe London team are the ;']tarn-
VOTERS' LIST 1920. plots, of the Midi .-untario
MU'NInIPALITY OF THE l"ILL League.
:AGE OF h;.X.ETER A meeting was held at Ottawa to
As -
COUNTY OF HURON promote a "Better Utidersi gilding As-
sociation
Noltce is hereby �iv•a, that 1 have Gen.Wrangel is retorted to helve
transmitted is e Idle 1, v n e 1 to the }sere Proposed an alliance with Pet tar,,, the
souls mentioned in Scetion 0 L.ltt,inlnn leader.
Hamilton v,'atty meeting decided
of "The Voter- i„st Acct” the cop- to .:'k tiln rector, ilcv. Percival
les required by tee ', i 1 .et'titln, to
be sc transmittal or ale,»v,:red .,f the
list made pursuant to ,.i 1 sl;'
persons appearing by t'1: 1 1s teen
ed Assessment Roll of tin rt•r.l ants
icipality to be entitled to -en ie '-
said' Municipality at Elect' ens
members of the Legislative
Cumbered with endless rounds
of duty, the tired, nevous
mother generally finds in
1 Scott's Enwizion
0 103.1050051M 000000021010
�
Mayes, to leave the rihtu't'll.
The Canadian. Pieter, built for the
Canadian Government tlier'l:hant ma-
rine, waes insite('t('ti at. :t 0ttre111.
A severe typl non is r1 ,:ag and
Manila shippine hue bt't'n bailie dam-
aged. Loss of lilt' is unkato tl.
and at Municipal Elections, a:t ; ?':.,l Ciaeinneti's reverse u ad a vie»tory
said list was first posted up ;et !-•' by tslooklyn gave elle latter the lead
offit'c et Exeter, cin the 4th day of in the National Baseball Lee g,,e rare.
September, 1920, and retnains there Bellimore was idle ye..t.rai , and
for inspection. the '1 menu° L .se'ibail trail,, by win-
And I hereby call upon all voters nine at Roehester, are again in first
to take immediate proceedings to Placa
• have any errors or or}lissions correct- Mrs. :tint ier Deniers, Montreal,
ed according to law, died as a rt alt it is ell(ged of being
=site! at Exe..er this 4th day of thrown downstei:s at a neighbor's
Se. en.ber, 1920.
JOSEPH SENIOR
Clerk o£ Exeter Village,
.1.'0, Witness Testifies
SHE WAS WEAK AND NERVOUS
Brampton, Ont. -"About five years ago
1 bekan suffering s t'n woman's trouble. I
L'•;.cauie all run-down
�
weak
sod nervouscompletely
_ 'A down and out that I
could not do any-
thing, could scarcely
dress myself. I had
the doctor and took
other medicine but
without getting bet-
ter until I began
taking Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
tion and his Golden
Medical Discovery.
It was only neces-
sary for me to take about three bottles when
I was completely restored to health and'
strength and I have been in better health
than I ever was before. I have had no use
for medicine since, but should I need it I
would take these same remedies, knowing
them to be excellent." -MRS. HARRY
KNIGHT', T, Jessie St.
OWES HER LIFE
Ft. Saskatchewan, Alta.: -"It is with
great pleasure that I write the following and
I hope it will help the many sufferers who
do not know the good Dr. Pierce's medi-
cines would do them if they would try' them;.
'In regard tomy condition, I will say
that I suffered from childhood from a very
weak back; 1 had the misfortune of having
spinal meningitis when I was one year old
and until I was.. 13 I diel not see a well day,
but a very kind lady told my mother about
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and she
got a bottle to try it. It did me so much
good that mother got me 6 bottles. Recent-
ly I happened with a car accident and hurt
• my back badly. My doctor gave me up
and said I would not live, but I still stink to
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and to
my surprise in three weeks I was out of bed
and better. I owe my life to it and nothing
else, and shall never be without it.
"If any sufferer wishes to write .I will
house.
Many British manufacturi'rs are
preparing to shut down work as soon
as a strike in the coalfields is an-
n oumed. .
More than .125,000 passed throug i
the turnstiles at the Exhibition in To-
ronto on Tuesday — the record for
Children's Day.
John Callingelo, aged six, of 31
Walton street, Toronto, saes seriously
injured when he was run over by a
motor truck last evening.
A large number of armed Sinn
Feiners raided a fancy dress ball at
Roslare Strand -Hotel, Dublin. Mille
tary officers were compelled to leave,
being told that they were denied so-
cial intercourse with the people.
THURSDAY.
Bread prices are to be reduced in
Montreal.
The League of Nations has pur-
chafed a hotel in Geneva. -
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
of Belgium have left for Brazil.
Italian metal workers have decided
to seize all factories in Lombardy.
Teter Manning won the feature
event at Reedville on Wednesday.
An airplane vessel service is to be
established between Seattle and Vie-
toria, B.C.
Davenport Albions beat Caledon-
ians by 1 to 0 and won, the Robert
ran Cup.
Lightning destroyed the Dominion
Steel Co.'s transforming station at
Sydney, N.S.
Tons of fruit will go to, waste in
Niagara district unless'niore pickers
are secured.
Hundreds of children who cannot
speak. English were enrolled in . To-
ronto schools. ;
Milk prices rose two cents per quart
in Toronto with the advent" of the
winter scale.
Advocates of proportional 1epre-
sentation appeared before the Gov-
ernment Committee. .
Use St. Catharines Typographical
Union has withdrawn from .the
answer pl
with pleasure!_ Mbar. NOEL Trades and Labor Council.
BARTHOLea, n The Empress of France calve from
Liverpool to^Quebec in 5 days and 23
a -an -as -nee - hours, a new rtcOrd, .
Rev, W. Louckens,; retired Metho-
dist uiiuisLer, near Flint Siding, is
d
SINCE i x1870
bRops
$'TI'S &i i j?cP;
missi1rg fr•oni home... " •
Montreal is asking ing the ' Quebec
Gov ;t'uuaent for '$1,000;000` to build
houses for workingmen.
in the coliafise of a ;hangar at
'North S3'dney, N.S.,, one man wase
•nillten ,;rid two were badly 'hurt.
N/1') iu„ 'Perry, aged nine. who was
steatili aga ride on a motor truck in
Toronto, fell under thb rear wheel;
and was killed,
Baltimore regained the Interna
tional League leadership by winning
twice at Syracuse on Wednesday
while Toronto lost at Roehester,
F>fi>iDA7r.".
Print paper in the United. States
will be again increased hi price.
Fire destroyed a large stock of
sehool supplies in a Gxe11►h store.
Three Quebec women ?save been
decorated by the French Government,
Henry Cayer, Parry Sound, is be,
sieved to have been drowned while
fishing.
A warm discussion of the Bowie..
vlk propaganda occupied the Labo)
Council.
Only $3,000 was realized by the
tag day in Toronto lield for th4
G.A.U.V.
C.P.R. employes have been ofeial
ly notified of the increased wage
schedule.
Canada's golf team for the match
with the United states has arrive., at
New York,
Yorkshire cricketers met an all.
Cleveland tram in Toronto, each side
scoring 70 runs.
Mrs. Ambrose Small of Toroni:oxe.
quests that the reward for hex hits•
band be renewed,
Governor Cox of Ohio, P'reside'ntial
candidate, will 1ea'e on a trine -thou-
sand -mile campaign tour.
A hemlock timber limit com-
prising 25,000,000 feet was sold al
Parry Sound for $171,600,
According to a despatch to London
from Athlone, Ireland, gold has been
found in county Westmeath.
hadnian, the Tennessee reirteman,
won the two chief races at the Grand
Circuit rneetiog at Readvj?le Thurs-
day.
Canada's total revenue last month
was $11,274,290, as against $5,251;
801 for the corresponding month last
year,
Toronto ;Milk and Crean, Product•
ere' Association ofacet's are ordered to
anppeercear', before the Board of Cora
-
Hon.
Ilon. E. H. Armstrong, Commis-
sioner of Works and Mines, was
elected in the by-election in Shen
Burne, N.S.
Toronto won from Rochester on
Thursday, 5 to 4. Baltimore beat
Syracuse in two games, Baltimore it
still leading by a few points.
SATURDAY.
All teams were idle in the Inter-
national Baseball League on Friday.
A plague of lizards has overrun
the Pelican Lake district in Mani..'
toba,
Hearing fn the telephone rates
ease will open at Ottawa on Septem-
ber 21.
Representatives of aye cities will.
discuss phone rates in Toronto on
Tuesday..
Hon. i 1, Doherty says Milk Com-
mission's report will justify increas-
ed prices.
J. D. Flavelle promised' to recom-
mend that Sergt, Bruno, D.C.M., be
released.
Premier Drury addressed the On-
tario Municipal Association on
Hydro -radials.
Lack of rain. has caused a curtail-
ment of Hydro power use in the Trent
River system,
Capt. G. O. Johnson flew from Ot-
tawa to Camp Borden, about 300
miles, in 2'n hours,
Montreal ladies besieged Dorches-
ter House, competing for the ser-
vices of 23 domestics.
The striking metal workers in
Venice, Italy, have taken possession
of the military arsenal.
Four cases of plague have been
discovered in the Turkish Govern-
ment barracks at Scutari.
Labor ni New York has adopted a
resolution favoring the United States
asking for MacSweney's release.
A. Berlin despatch states that the
Lithuanian troop;, have driven the
Poles back on the Grodno-Suwalki
front.
4,000 Mennonites May Go to Abitibi.
WINNIPEG, Sept, 6. -More than
4,000 Mennonites of the old stock
will leave Manitoba for the district
of Abitibi, in Quebec,if the reports
of their investigators, who are re-
turning from an inspection of the ter-
ritory, are reassuring, R.' Fletcher,
Deputy Minister of Education, said
Saturday. '
Mr. Fletcher was of the opinion,
however, that the 15,000 other Men-
nonites in the province, who are
more enlightened, will stay and com-
ply With the requirements of the
Education Act.
The Deputy Minister stated that in
the 'Hanover district, where they
have been farming for thirty years,
they are complying with the law, and
are, sending their children to school.
Such is their interest in education,
Mr. Fletcher said, that they are at
present engaged in constructing new
schools.
Syrian Archbishop Visits Canada.
KITCHENER, Sept. 6. — Arch-
bishop Kouri of Souhr, Mount Le-
banon, who is on an official visit to
Canada representing the Patriarch of
Mount Lebanon, and visiting the Sy-
rian people throughout America, ar-
rived in the city on Saturday. The.
archbishop is accompanied by his sec-
retary and Rev. Father Louis Soaid-
of'Sydney, N.S.
Germany Sends a Protest.
LONDON, Sept. 6.—According to a
Berlin wireless despatch the German
Government has protested to the
Warsaw Government against the al-
leged violation by the Poles of the
East. Prussian frontier. The wire-
less also says that a report to the
Petrograd lzvestia declares that the
crops in wheat -producing Russian
provinces are complete failures.
Would Banish H'e 11'st Issues.
MONTREAL, Sept. 6..--- A resolu-
tion, recommending the sunplession
of Hearst publications, news services
and. films In . Canada, will be.)ne of
the matters to be considered by the
Conference . of Canadian Clubs, to be
held. hereon September 6 and 7. 'This
will come up as a resol>_itio3 submit-
ted by the Hamilton Canadian Club.
Farquhar
Mr. and Mrs. John ,Browee daughter
Miss Laura, end Mrs. Donaldson. of
Raaock and Miss Irene Brown, Strat-
fordv,._,tsLIOU Sunday at Mr, Thomas
Hunkin's,-Miss Millie Pollen of Mit-
chell visited at her home here over
the holiday, -Mr. and Mrs. John Sel-
ves, jr., and little son, Freddie visited
Sunday at Mr, Thos, Hunkin's,-•-Don't
forget the dance in Farquhar Hall oo
Friday night. Come and bring your
f'rLeAd&.
OUR MAILING LIST.
Our mailing list has been, correct-
ed to August 31st, If you have re-
newed your subscription and we have
not given you credit for same, nine',
lylet,us know and we will make car-
eectioags, artd ,by -the -way, there are
several who have not renewed yet this
year. ' To such we would .advise to
Day up es we ,must soon, "raise ' the
subscription rate and you will be
obliged to .,pay the increased rate.
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Untversity
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Fall Terri Opens October 4th
FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE
K. P.R. NEV ZLLE, Regristrar
These two sketches are from
„photographs ofSignorFrsscea e
amazing act, now lying billed
over the Keith and Affiliated
vaudaville circuits.
Signor (Trisect COMO onto the
stage and plays. Suddenly he
stops playing. His xylophone
performance Continues.
Then el - curtains of
the Lark drop port.
The Jeer Edison is re-
ward. It loos tarsen
upSignorFrisree'o per-
formanee and is RE-
CREATING it atone.
You can he.r it
in sixr store
—the- phonograph that is f ea-
tnredin Vaudeville' s strangest act
Perhaps you've seen it—Signor
Friscoe's "Magic" Xylophone
Act.
It's the hit of vaudeville's
"Big -Time
Signor Friscoe's "magic" is an
Official Laboratory Model of
the New Edison. We have one
exactly like it.
Signor Friscoe's instrument is
an exact duplicate of the origi-
nal Oficial Laboratory,, Model,
which cost Mr. Edison three
million dollars to perfect. Our
instrument is also an exact
duplicate of this famous three
million dollar original. We
guarantee it.'to be able to give
the same marvelous RE -
CREATIONS of music, which
Signor Fris poe's Official Labor-
atory Model gives in vaudeville.
Come in and test the astonish-
ing
stonishing .realism of this instrument
for yyrourself -- in Mr. Edison's
Realism Test.
2/iCN:W
I ON
” TIie Phonograph with a Soul'
You've read how the New Edison has proved
its perfect realism. Four thousand tests have
been given, in which more than 50 different
artists compared their art with its RE-
CREATION by the New Edison. Leading
newspapers conceded that there was no dif-
ference between the two.
Has any one suggested to you that these
comparison tests :are "faked faked " — that the
artist imitates the New Edison ?
Signor Friscoe's performance makes such an
assertion positively ridiculous. ` Every week,
20000 people see his hammers ripple over
the xylophone keys. Suddenly he holds them
aloft -still.
The rippling music continues. '
Slowly, the gorgeous curtains of the back-
drop part. • The audience gasps.. The New
Edison stands. revealed. It has •.taken . up
Signor Friscoe's performance, and is now
RE-CREATING it alone. The effect of this
extraordinary magic can rest upon only one
fact No one can distinguish any difference
between Signor Friscoe's performance and.
its RE-CREATION by the New Edison. Signor
Eriscoe could not possibly imitate the New
A
re
Edison, because the xylophone can not be
made to imitate any other instrument, so as
to deceive its hearers.
Signor Friscoe's act is not an Edison enter-
prise. fie has simply been clever enough
to use the New Edison' for what it is worth.
Why don't you?
The price of the New Edison (United States
price) has increased less than 15% since
1914. This includes the War Tax.
°tr. Edison has staved . off price advances
by personally absorbing more than half of
the increased cost of manufacture.
Because of the exceptionally high quality
of materials and workmanship demanded
by the Edison Laboratories, and the con-
tinued 'scarcity of both, it may be necessary .
to advance prices. But rest assured that
this will not occur, unless Mr. Edison is
forced to it.
Our Budget Elan—the thrift way of spend-
ing—will help you buy now. Let us tell
you about it.
J. Willis Powell, Dealer, Exeter, On