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EXETER TIMES OFFICE
NAME
ADDRESS
Date Born, ............ day of in the year
News of the District
Dr. William Sloan and Mrs. Sloan
of Toronto, formerly of Seaforth, re-
cently celebrated their 62nd' wedding
anniversary.
eamy,
There passed away at her home in
Bayfield, Ada Rouatt, only daughter
of Mrs. Rouatt, at the age of tli.irtr-
seven years. The funeral took place
from her late iesidenee to Bayfield
cemetery, the service being held in
St. Andrew's Church.
The death occurred from pneu-
monia in Montreal on Friday last of
Miss Hannah Louise McCann,'' who
has been practicing as a trained
nurse in Montreal for the past seven
years. Miss McCann was born at Lu-
can, Ont., and took her diploma at
Guelph, Interment will be made in
London, Ont.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Lillian L. Porter, of Hensall,
Ont., to Mr. Wm. A. Kerr, eldest son
of IVIr. and Mrs. John Kerr, of Sea-
forth, Ont., the : wedding to take
place quietly the latter part of
Ma rola
The marriage of Mr, Walter
Hayes, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Hayes, of Regina, and Miss
Florence Sucale, formerly of Sea -
forth, Ont., took place in Regina on.
Wednesday, February 23rd, the Rev.
J. W. Whillans : officiating.
Mr. James Workman, of the Parr
Lune, Stanley, passed away on•^Thurs-,
day, March 3, 1921, at the advanced
'age of 76 years. He had been ill
Only a few days and his death 'cane
unexpected. His wife pre -deceased
hint a .few years ago and leaves to
mourn' his loss a' fancily ofg rown-
up sobs and daughters,•
St. Marys Journal -Argus ----"The
congregation of the Methodist
chti'rch were convinced on Sunday
evening while lithetenin ' to
g t2 Rev.
A. W. Brown, of Kirkton, that, the
Iirkton circuit have iti their ,ires
ent 'paiitot a man who ranks high as
,a i'e
t.a cl., ,
preacher among+
the pis -ors of
rural churches. His intense earnest -
ss, his passionate utterances` and
leis logical reason coinbined to
give
streaigtli and force to a sermon that
commanded the deep attention of his.
Men ce."
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Hays
Occurred During the Week.
The Bhy Woidd'e flappenh gs Care.
fully Co upiled and Pett Into
thudy and Attrautiive Shape for
the Readers of Our 'Paper -.. A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.;
TUESDAY.
Early closing ,legislation meets
much opposition in Queen's Park,"
• 'Rabbi lBrickner of Toronto, sees a
bright ght future for Jews in Palestine.
Blyth electors carried a Ii aro-.
electric enabling bylaw, by a majority
of, 121.
Logging S camps closed. since No-
vember are re -opening in British
Columbia,
The Labor candidate won in the
election of the Pemston Division of
Yorkshire.
Farming operations have been In
progress in Radville district, Sas-
katchewan, for a week.
Wm, Spice, sr., •aged 72, was
stantly killed by a falling limb i
bush, near Motherwell, Ont.
Costa' Rica has started to with
her troop's from Panama area at
behest of the United States.
The Queen's University 0. R
junior team qualified- to play ha
final by- beating Cornwall, 6 to 1
Capt. Joseph Hough, of Port
ley, a lifelong Lake Erie nevi
and son of a sailor, died at th
of 70.
Four persons were killed an
dozen wounded in a clash on Mon
between the Italian i Reds and
Fascist'.
The British Government is as
the United States to agree to the
gration. of 20,000 Nestarian Ch
Clans to America.
St. Patrick's won the second
honors in the National `Hoc
League, beating Canadiens in the
ciding game by;;6 to 4.
All railway communication
Greece -was suspended Monday "as
result of a strike. The men are
manding increased wages and shor
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THE •EACETEll TIMES
earl/
attar
at iho ` eniworth
les near Windso, -;V,S
p IiIDAY,
Ottawa's :only i'awnsllop has gone
out of business:
Soldiers wlU not enter a candidate
in West York by-election,
Prince Edward Island's Legisla-
ture opened on Thursday.
Live stock men phut formation, of
a national exchange in Toronto. t
Former -students of Ontario Agri-
cultural College' organize alumni.
Prof, Michell favese unemployment
insurance, but says time is not ripe.
Senator A, B. Crosby, former 1V1,P,
for Halifair; `died at Ottawa, aged 62,.
There 1st little possibility of lower
rents in Toronto,
say trust company
officials.
A. Fe -of L. organizers charges the
Attorney -General with breaking faith
with strikers.
Riverdale• -(Toronto) Presbyterian.
Church, 'lacking room, holds evening
serv'ce in a th.eatre,
Montreal Administrative Commis-
sion decided to put the city on day-
light saving time May 1 to Oct. 1.
University; of Toronto beat Cana-
dian Soo 5 to 2 in the 'first of two
in- games in the n his h Allan Cup elimination
series.
Ingersoll women's organizations
draw have undertaken
to "provide a Public
the Health nurse independently of the.
town council.
A. The schooner Bluenose, Canadian'
the challenger for the Fishermen's Cu
will be launched on the 19th Inst' at
Stan- Lunenburg,' N.S.,
gator„ Johnny Wilson; world's welter
-
age age weight boxing champion, has been
matched, with . Mike O'Dowd, from
d a whom he won the title.
day -"Medical "inspection of scholars irik
the Sarnia, Moore' and "Sombre townships
king has shown a startlingly large pro -
Ing portion of children with' defects.
mi-ris Ottawa won .from St. Pat's on
., Thursday in the, first of the` post -sea -
hal son games to, determine who will de-
keyl fend the Stanley Cup, by a' score of
de- 5 to 0.,
Mrs.' 'Sangtry, of Belleville, at
in present in England, arranged with
the friends to celebrate' her birthday on
de- Thursday by giving a supper to the
ter ,'Belleville Children's Shelter inmates.
gYpsunl
The; next meeting of the Cou
of the League of Nations will' be h
at Geneva June 6. This meeting
called to -day by Dr. Gastoa da Cun
of Brazil, President of the Council
WEDNESDAY.
Toronto police arrest ave hold -
men.
Government defers ,discussion
O. T. A. appeals till late in .session.
An M.P.P. makes serious" charg
against the Fish and Game admin
tratlon.
The body of an unknown man a
about 25 was found in the Tay Can
at Perth.
Sap in the maple trees in.Vermo
has begun to run and farmers exp
a heavy flow.
The Toronto International Leag
baseball team will report at, Colu
bus Ga., to -day,
The Italian Government has a
pounced that the tett "per, cent, luxu
tax will be rigidly enforced.
The electrical workers' strike
Vancouver and Victoria, affecting 2
men, Is ended ;by .arbitration.
City College of Baltimore, Md
1 send its crack team to Hamilto
d' London for meets this week.
The British Home Secretary h
used to introduce a bill to legali
rriage with a deceased husband
ther.
Four men in Montreal were. se
ced to five years' imprisonment fo
aling $43,000 worth of 'cigarette
m the C.P.R. yards.
he Queen's ;University Intermed
team won the Intercollegiat
e, beating the University of To
to team on the round by 3 to 2.
ugustus Anderson, aged 50,
pow -
:man on the Welland Ship Cana
structiona•t Thorold, was instant
ncil The Toronto Skating Club holds
e1d elaborate carnival.
was' The"''Sudbury junior team are the
ha new champions of the N. 0. H. A.
The Montreal/ Tramways Co. will
give free transportation to the blind,
up• Dr. J. H. Coyne, M,A., hsa been
elected 'to the: senate of the Univers
of ity of Toronto.
Former Pi;mier. Maura has been
es instructed'by King Alfonso to form a
is- Cabinet; for Spain.
A woman awaiting trial in Toronto
ged on a shooting charge is arrested as
al' she'boards a train.
Austen Chamberlain introduced
nt Reparations` Bill in the British House
aet of Commons on Friday.
School inspectors and principals in
ue Toronto confer as ` to application of
m- Adolescent Attendance Act.
A nation -wide -stalks of` butchers'
n and ineatcuttees in sympathy with
ry. those now 'oat in, Montreal, is
threatened.
in The Stratford Midgets won the
00 Q. H. A. junior championship; beat-
ing Queen's University on the. round
by 7 to 3.
n Ottawa Board of Control unani-
mously endorses the , ProportionaI
as Representation Bill now before the
ze Legislature.
's The University of Toronto Board
of. Governors plans to erect an arena,
n -for next season. It will cost $450,000
r and seat 7,000 people.'
s The. Australian Government is, pro
testing to' Washington against the
- charge ` of $10: which Australians are
e compelled to pay to land at Honolulu
and 'Manila.
Norman. Garfield was sentenced to
- death at Woodstock for the. murder
1 of Benj. Johnston, and his brother
- Denton to 20 years' imprisonment for
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KEEPER REYNOLDS
INTENDS' RESIGN/NG.
The County Mouse of Refuge ,<coin
mittee met in Clinton recently to at-
tend to the quarterly business. Mr.
Reynolds, the keeper, notified the
committee that he was going to place
his resignation with the' board, as he
was going farming, Mr. and Mrs,
Reynolds have .roved very y capable
officials in charge of the bounty
home. Mr. Reynolds has rented the
Fair farm near
Clinton from Mr. A.
E. Durniu,; for a period of three
years' and will take possession atethe
end of the, month. Mr. Reynolds will
leave liis duties at.•the County House
in June.
BRUSSELS DOCTOR IS PINED
FOR VIOLATION OP
THE
TEMViP:PRANOE
ACT.
GODERICH," Marel
1.—Jud
gment
was given by ,Ma istrate Chas.
Reid
here today in the case. of Dr.
J, H.
McNaughton, of Brussels, con for a t
traventio'n of seed
ton. 51 of the 0.T.
A. Dr. McNaughton was charged
with unlawfully giving a prescription.
to a druggist for intoxicating liquor
otherwise than in a; case of actual
heed, Magistrate Reid said le could.
not conic to any other conclusion`
than these nrescripttons"'were used
to evade this section of the'`Ontario'
tem ei•ance aot. t. Pie therefore'` fouiid
Dr.
J. H. McNaughton guilty and im-
posed I cl ilie minimum fine of '$50 and
costs of $37.50, and„in -difault of
ayinett he
p be : imprisoned ' in the
county jail,
taets
Harris Selig Bremner,. aged X60,
Nen York` business man, was found
dead at a Russian bath in Montreal,
dyirig apparently from the shock of
the cold water shower.
The-Spanish Premier, Eduardo
Date, has- been assassinated, accord-
ing to a despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from ' Madrid.
Senor Dato was killed by revolver
shots as he left Congress.
r manslaughter, Notice to Cre•
James Hannah of 'Dunnville was ditnrs
Auction Sale
I'AR141f STOCIt ;IMPLEMENTS AND
- HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
•
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by Public
Auction one
Lot 39, Con. 1, London ; -Road, South'
-an—
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921
At one o'clock: sharp, the following:
HORSES—One filly rising 4 years,
heavy draught; 1 brood mare rising
12 years; 1 gelding rising 2ears
y ,
heavy draught; 1 drivingmare.
in .e.
CATTLE=One cow 7 years old
due time of sale;' 1 cow due April
lst; 1 cow due;, 17th April; 1 e w,,
milking, due to calf in the fall; 2
fat steers 2 years old; 2 fat heifers`
2 years old;" 4 grass steers 2 years
old; 1 beef ring heifer; 5 yearling
calves.
- POULTRY—Seyenty white Leg-
horn pulletts, some Rocks, and
Black Minorcas,
IMPLEMENTS -Deering binder,
M. -H, mower, 6 -ft. cut; '.McCormick
rake; 12 -hoe M. -H. drill; 1 cultiva-
tor; 1 disc harrow; 4 -section har-
row; roller, 1 riding plow, 1 walking
plow, 2 furrow ploW", ,1 scuffier, 1 i/
horse power gasoline engine, pulper,
Hemp manure spreader, 1 hay fork,
new Adams wagon, 1 rubber -tired
top buggy, 1 top buggy, 1 democrat
with pole and shafts, 1 fanning mill,
2000 -pound scales, 2 set double
harness, set single harness; collars,
robes, blankets, 40 grain bags,
whiffletrees, neckyokes, fork, shov-
els, chains, sling ropes, 130 feet of
new rope, gravel box,, wagon : box,
wheel barrow, hay. rack, a quantity'
of turnips, 10 tons of hay, if not sold
before the ,sale and other articles too
numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Three
bedroom sets, mattress and springs,
2 beds, 2 `toilet sets, tables, chairs,
2 coal stoves, Daisy churn; sap :pails;
and pans, - hanging- Lamp,.' parlor
lamp, hall lamp, coal oil stove, 2 -
burner New Perfection; 6 cain-seat-
ed chairs and rocker, couch, :.wood.
heater, clock, glass cupboard,: wash-•
ing machine and ringer, ` tub and
wash board, set of irons, sugar 'ket-
tle, Melotte cream separator, -vinegar
keg, coal oil tank, 40 gal.; 5 gal,
can, milk pails.
Everything must be sold without
reserve as the proprietor has sold
his farm.
TERMS --All sums of $10 and
under, cash; over that amount 7
months' credit given on furnishing
approved joint notes, 3 cents on the
dollar for cash.
C. W. Robinson, Peter Case
Auctioneer Proprietor
FRANK COATES, Clerk..
Auction Sale:'
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20 COICE GRADE DURHAM .-
COWS AND 10 CHOICE STEERS
At CENTRAL HOTEL, EXETER
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921
At le o'clock, sharp, the following:-
70 Cows, a all 'springers.
10 goad grass steers.
Terms -7 months' credit with 6 per
cent ,per annum.`
Byron E. Hicks, C. W. Robinson:,
Proprietor, Auctioneer
F. Coates, Clerk
a drowned, and his brother David nam-
ro .Iy escaped 'the same fate, when
they were carried away by the cur-
rent and swept over a dam in the
Grand river.
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THURSDAY.
he House of Commons discussed
le embargo.
remier' Drury comes: out strongly
proportional representation:
. A. Argus, a farmer, near Wil-
Sask., sowed wheat on Saturday
he Revolutionaries have raptured
ograd and driven the Red forces
oronto meat packers go to Eng -
in connection with bacon;. dis-
rank Spiers of Haliburton
was
ntly killed when teaming logs' on
ce road.'
reprieve has been granted the
dian- soldier sentenced to death
ngland.
w teachers' apply for Toronto
School situations on account of
initial salary.
ie body found in Tay Canal at
i was identified- as that of Des-
Albery, aged 19.
Th horses were drowned erose -
he” Ottawa river betweenGati
Point and Rockeliffe,
rncan miners are considering the
ion of striking owing to allied
ation of Rhine citles.
va Scotia Steel Company had
rofits' of $,1,209,407, coanpared
$1,029,876 last year.
'atford and' --Queen's, 0. H. A.
sts, played a draw game Wed -
ay at: Kingston, 3 to 3.
ozen farms in .the ,district about
pool have been. visited by incen-
c s amid property set on' fire.
Pat
presbytery favors a seven
pastoral term, but Barrie and
ion declared for four years. • ,
public funeral was given in
n on Wednesday to Brig, -Gen.
ing, who was killed` by Sinn
nit Caldwell of Mapleton F on was
under 50 tons of rock and
• MONDA°,.
Sir Philip Gibbs is visiting Toronto.
Toronto police arrest alleged chick-
en thief gangs.
Major H. G. Reed, g Fenian Raid
veteran, died at ehathani, Ont.
Thomas Ross is dead in Hillsboro,.
N.B., at tiie reputed age of 115 years.
Rev. Dr. Denis J. McBride; rector'
of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto,
is dead.
George Moores, 14 o- years of age,
was fatally shot by, , accident at
Kingston,' `
A Toronto constable while clean-
ing his revolver, accidentally waunds.
ed a comrade.
The Grand Army of "United Vet-
Brans hold Sunday concert a in Massey
Hail, Toronto.
Reginald Emerson, G.T.R. car
checker at Woodstock, was instantly
killed by a train.
The German Reichstaghas approv-
ed the stand taken by Dr. Simons at
the London Conference:
Net fishing has' been abolished on
both sides of the St. Lawrence river
frond Kingston .to Prescott.
The town of Transcona, Man.,
will
ask the Provincial Government for.
en administrator to take over its
affairs,
The Allen Cup' games will be play-
ed in Winnipeg, 13randop's applica-
'ion nn ,
'ion for an injunction having been
tismissed. g
Western Ontario 'reparatory.
School athletes defeated the CityCol-
lege track team of Baltimore at Lon-
don, 41 to -3 6 - ,
The kaiser has written a book' to
prove that he is and_ was a pacifist
and that 13.ritaire France and Russia
were to blame for the war.
Sidney Reay and Fred McCaw
were drowned when a sleigh convey -
ink them to a party near Midland
plunged into a hole made by ice-
Outter
s.
thiv
ersiie;
y f Toronto titterIy- out-
classed the Canadian Sop team P1 the
econd game of their se le
i, s, winning
)y 13 to 3, andtaking the round by
'13 to 5.
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to the Trustee Act that all persons
having claims against the estate of
Elizabeth Snaith, late of: the village
of Centralia, • widow, deceased, who
died on February, 5th, 1921, are re-
quired on or "before the 28th day, of
March; inst., to. file with Gladman &
Stanbury, solicitors for the executor,
full, particulars of their claims. And
after such date the executor will dis-
tribute the •assets of the deceased,
having` regard only to claims of
which notice has been received.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter, Ontario
March 8th, 1921.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to nthe Trustee Act that all persons
having claims against the estate of
Daniel Hicks, late of the Townshi
?l?
of Usborne, farmer, deceased, who
died on Feby. 26th, 1921, are re-
quired on or before the 28th day
of March, inst., 'to file,' with Glad
man & Stanbury, solictiors for_theexecutors, full particulars of their.',
claims. And after such date the ex-
ecutors will distribute the assets of
the deceased, having regard only to
the claims of which notice has been
received.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter, Ontario.
March 8 1921.
Fire` recently destroyed the barn,
belonging to - Mr. Win.o
J \vett, of
Hayfield,which was situated near
the square. Robert Spackman, wlio•
had been using this barn to store
his threshing Outfits in during r the
winter tier nontlis had on this occasion
three
separators toms in the building;' a
new -Separator and an old ono, aIortg
'with a bean separator, aIt of which
were destroyed. Cause of ' fire til-
blown; 'lie separators Were insured.
Children Cry for F6ktcher's
Acte ,ergs Castoi*a is strictl. a re eel for I `
Infants and
„. 5 .., are
x:,
ods are 'essential
•for babies. A baby's Inecliciue,
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily -prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research
and no claim has been made forr
a it that; its use for over 3(D•
years has not proven.
hat t a CASTO
. I ; _
,Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. ` It contains'
neither •` Opium, Morphine ' nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
, been in constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatulency,
Wind Colica and Diarrhoea; allaying 'Feverishness arisin
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and _Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's' Friend.
GENUINE
C ST
RIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of,
Use.F r
'r Over 39 Year5
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
lle Money
leave mo at present
time le hard,_ not only to your
own prospe=but to that of your coup.
try for
the cia1 r.Quiratncnt$ of in,
try and trade are very great.
bhup youj ell y amt.
to . (high to it soon ins t.
We welcome magi accoaotm.,
THE CANADIAN
BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
-RESERVE FUND = $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A'. Chapman, Manager.
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INCORPORATED 1855.
OVER 130 BRANCREs
THE MOLSO`N
,8 BANK
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000.
Buy Canadian Goods—and , help to keep Canadian
workmen busy, it Will help you.
Buy wisely and save as much as possible and deposit
your saving in The Molsons Bank.
Courteous service to all.
"SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE EXETER BRANCH.”
T.'S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH.
CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY.
THE USBORNI'il AND HIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE ENSUE,.
ANOE COMPANY.
Head Office, Farquhar. Ont.
President, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK J. L. RUSSELL
ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE
AGENTS 's
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usbo
me and Hibbert.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for'
Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
W. A.
TURNBULL,
Secretary -Treasurer
R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.,"
MONEY TO LOAN !
We have a large amount of private
funds to loanon farm • and 'villager
properties, at lowest rates of in-
terest,
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, ;v; j
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY' F. DQ1JPE,' Licens'e'd Anal
tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders lefts
at Times Office will be promptly ata
tended to. Phone ,116, Kirkton.•
Address Kirkton P. 0.
I1R. G. F. ROVLSTON, L.D.S,,
DENTIST
• Office o n
ver I. R. CarIings Law
office.
Closed every cry Wedn sdtt
p y afternoon.
DR. HENRY A COESAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office—Baker's. Liveryon
James St.
Calls promptly attended to day ,or
night.
Phone 8.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN 1y
L.D;, D.D.S.donor Graduate of;•Torento: Univer-
Sity.
DENTIST
ST
Office d overGl ad
man
& Stanbury, s
office, Main Street, .Exeter,
Advertise in' the Times,
pays,
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old garments,'
draperies .' coverings, every-
thing, svhethcr wool, sill:,
linen,
cotton or mixed goods -
Puy "I)iaenond, Dyes' -no
other l.ind-t
hen perfect 're-
sults are guaranteed even if
you have never dyed before.
Druggist has "Diamond Dyea
Color Card".1--.16 rich colors,..