The Exeter Times, 1921-8-25, Page 4Txit
tSDAY, AUGUS'J, 25, 1921..
Locals
A rimk of bowlers are in St, Marys
today .(Wednesday) attending a
bowling tournament, They took with
therm the Victor challelige Trophy
which was won, by an Xlxeter rink last
year and which has been held by
them since.
14r. and Mrs, C. 11, Hornet' and
Mrs, E. J. Hoiiaey and hale, Mr. and
Mrs, James Coliingwood and tliree
children, of Hamilton, and Mr. and
Mrs, W. J Horuey, of Lippett, motor -
e t;o
d Cllr{ li`ill' and spent the week
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eria,
IVfr•. and. 'Mrs, 1 '_= blowald and
tlitu gli ai 111 zrrel, are, in Zurich to-
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day" W ,L'.'.
3 t Sizr sda attending the
e y) d g
we�ding of the former's brother,..
Rev. Ferdinand Howald, to Miss C.
Hors. The marriage is being per -
ti formed in the Lutheran church.
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ndMrs.Walter Conner and
twin children, Lyle and )fay, of
Ga:rd�
Yw Windsor; Mrs. F. Durdle, of Wal-
"" ken s file and Mrs, Wm. Carr, of Dfe-
trort are holidaying with relatives
in,Exeter and also at Grand Bend:
1111r5's Muriel M. M. Hogarth,' has
successfully completed one :of the
prescribed summer courses and is
qualified for one year for the posi-
tion of assistant in a kindergarten
primary class.
t.s Miss Emma Heideman, of Toron-
;' to,. is holidaying with her parents,
Mr: • and Mrs. E. Heideman. Miss
Nettie Heideman, of Kitchener, ac-
companied her and is visiting for a
few days.
"Mr. T. Cooper White and two
children, Marion and Thomas, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. T. M.
.White and nephew�John C. White,
of Windsor, motored here on Mon-
day evening. On Wednesday after-
noon they, with Mr. and Mrs..Wid e-
wire anli,,Miss White attended a pic-
nic at Blaushard of relatives of the
White family. About 200 were pres-
ent.'Hensall Observer.
Hay township have struck tire fol-
lowing tax rate for 1921:
County.rate, 3 7-10 mills; County
Road rate, 2 mills; Township rate
2 mills; Statute Labor, 2 3-10 mills;
General School rate, 3 9-10 millsi.
Dashwood Police Village rate, 5
mills; Special School rate, No. 2,
2 7-10 mills; No. 14, 3 1-10 mills;
,,No 2 9-10 mills; No. 8, 3 3-104
mills; No: 7, 6-10 mills;No. 8, 4 1-10
mills,
No.. 4, 4 3-10 mills; No. 12,
4 mills; No. 11, 4 mills; U. No. 13,
6 Mills; No. $, 8-10 mills; U. No, Auction x Sidle
15, 5 6-10 mills; 11, No. 1, 3 miles;
U. No. 15,; 7-10 Mills;: Sep. No, 1,
8 mills.
IGx'X'Dx1 41) FRACTURES ARM..
Master Kenneth Hool;ey, the lit -I
tie son of Mrs, Geo. Hockey, had the
misfortune to fall off the roof of the
Jarues street coal shed on Tuesday I
and fracture his left arm. Dr. Hynd-.
man 'reduced the fracture, A num-
ber of children have been in 'the
habit of climbing on the roof of the
shed while playing and this should be
a w' s.x4innng'n't�o
1a7i SCOUTS,EXHIRITION
yALL1
I .r AN:�rOU1\T<EMEi�'at..
To
.A section " of the Fir t Exeter
Troop will' attend the annual exhib-
ition Rally' held at Toronto. Tents
will ,be furnished by the Provincial
Council, also bedding, etc. All scouts
in uniform with Provincial emblem
will be admitted free to the grounds
any time. The camp will be on ithe
grounds under the coninnand• of Pro-
vincial officers. The Exeter Scouts
will have a tent to themselves from
Wednesday, v
sda August 31st until Mon-
day, Sept. 5th. September the 3rd is
Scouts Own Day On this occasion a,
free dinner will be given by the Pro-
vincial Council. The following Sun-
day a monster service will be held
either on the University Compass or
in Convocation Hall.
Exeter scouts wishing to attend
must have passed their Second class.
Scouts will make their own arrange-
`inents for transportation and the
executive is responsible only- after
the scouts reach camp. Meals may
be procured at the rate of 35c by
scouts on the grounds. Application
must be made by those desiring to
•go not later than Saturday, August
20th to Mr. J. G, Stanbury, Secre-
tary.
RAT SCHOLARSHIPS.
Public. School Inspector.:'J. Elgin
Tont has notified the clerk of Hay
township that the following are the
names of the H. S, entrance candi-
dates that won the Hay Township
Soldiers' Memorial Scholarships for
1921:
First and second scholarships—
:Newell Geiger, Zurich P. S., and
Leonard Greb, S. S. No. 2, equal.
First and second scholarships will
be divided equally between them -
Third scholarship — Marguerite
Aldsworth, S. S. No. 2.
O1+' BRICK COTTAGE IN EXETER
AND KOUSEIIOLD EF1'ECTS.
The Executors of the estate of the
late Jaines Ramsay have instructed
the undersigned, Auctioneer to offer
for sale by public auction on the
premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
at 2 o'clock p.ur,, the following prop-
erty:
REAL ESTATE
Lots, numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4, on
the east side of Main street in the
Village � zllage of Exeter, containing about
1 acre of land. There is a good brick
cottage; (7) seven rooms, hard and
soft water and also a frame stable on
the property.
CHATTELS
Dining -room
, table, sideboard, 3
bedsteads, 2 bureaus, 2 wash stands,
c
glass
b u boar
p d, curtain stretchers,
and other articles.
TERMS
Real Estate ---10 per cent on day
of sale and the balance in 30 days.
The purchaser can have immediate
possession.
CHATTELS—CASH.
For further particulars apply to
Gladman & Stanbury, Thos. Cameron
Barristers, Exeter Auctioneer
Solicitors for the Executors. Exeter
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Have
Occurred
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During the 1N'eek,
Tho Busy World's EinpP4 B ntn s re.
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tally Compiled and Put Into
Handy Rind :Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Oar Papel A
Solid Hour's Enja37ment.
TUESDAY:
The Dail Eireann meet to -day in
Dublin.
Jockey Lang rode three winners at
Fort Erie. •
Tb
eDo '
minion bowling tournament
IS l '1
' r
.
1 frill win +'r
s .
g ,:
Nineteen million people,lare starr-
ing g i u Russia.
k
Greedrive again he Turks
b st,,ten-
ters second phase.
The ; All -Comers beat Toronto
bowlers, 147 to 111,
Baltimore beat the Leafs for the
fifth consecutive time.
New York 'fell farther 'back in the
National League race.
Rockefeller has distributed' all •belt'
half a billionof wealth.,
The. British bowlers won at St.
Catharines, 121 ;to 120..- , "'
Premier Lloyd George's ;terms aril!
be discussed d to-
morro
w
Excess profits tax is struok out of
bill by United States House.
Carmen in .convention . gave ma-
Jority in favor of,-increasini dues.
Half -mile landslide ooeurs at
Basque, B.C.; blocking Thompson
river.
Sir Adam Beck refuses to make
any statement whatever on radian
report. '
Mrs. Matilda Campbell, Brantford,-
drops dead on reaching hone after'
shopping.
Justin Burwash, Toronto account-
ant, was drowned at Goble's Grove,
Lake Huron.
John Peake, G,T.R. employe at
Stratford, .dies `as a result of a fail
from an engine.
De Valera is annoyed over the
publication of Gen. Smuts'., letter by
the British Government.
Martin Syvitski, aged 55, electro-
cuted at Fort William .attempting to
rescue a cat from; a, pole.
Hon. J. E. Brownlee, Attoraey-
General of Alberta, to consult drug-
gists and doctors about liquor pre-
scriptions.
WEDNESDAY.
There is a plague of rats and mice
in Europe. '
Kemaliste are 'beginning to evacu-
ate Angora. ,
Irish Republican Parliament meets
in Dublin. • . •
Alliance of Entente Powers strong-
er than ever.
The Montreal polo team beat To-
ronto, 11 to 5.
An appeal is made for famine -
stricken Russia.
Jewish •pogroms are taking place
in White Russia:
Newman's Kingston rink won the
Riggs Trophy at Belleville.
Twat <thousand delegates attending
Elks' Grand' Lodge, at.Caigary.
Canadian Locomotive Co. showed
an operating profit of $767,891.
ReadingA' defeated the Toronto
baseball team on Tuesday, 5 to 2.
. Empire teachers at departure ex-
press gratitude for Toronto's recep-
tion.
President Gompers, scores Reds
who treat unemployed to - heated
oratory.
Fourteen automobile loads of Es-
sex farmers start on tour of western
Ontario.
Ottawa Separate School trustees in
distress over Regulation 17, ask for
assistance.
Premier Lloyd George tells the
House of Commons of work of the
Supreme Council. ,
Two children of Joseph Garrow,
near Kenora, drowned while crossing
the Winnipeg river.
'n Premier Drury addreases'Carmen's
Convention in Toronto and congratu-
lates labor on stand:.
Ross` L. Merckley's, body found at
foot. of cliff on the banks of the
Rideau Canal at Ottawa.
London G. T. R. carshop men vote
for one week's holidays monthly
rather than dismissal .of any
THURSDAY.
"Babe" Ruth madehis 45th homer
of the season.
Georges Carpentier may cancel the
bout 'with Gibbons.
De Valera says Dail Eireann will
reject. the .British proposal
China's President thanks nations
for aid to famine sufferers.
Jan Van Albert, tallestman in the
world, marries at Port Arthur.
The harvest outlook of the- World
is reported good by Washington;
,The Toronto baseball team did not
play at Reading on Wednesday.
The British budget for 1922 is giv-
ing the Chancellor apprehension.
The New York Nationale won on
Wednesday. Pittsburg. was idle.
France is smoking nine thousand
tons of tobacco more than before the
war.
Provincial rural credit scheme to
be placed in operation at 'fbn early
date. •
The population of Windsor is 38,-
541;
8,541; grows 116.17 per - cent. within
a decade.
Advisory Board on unemployment.
sits in 'secret session at Queen's Park,
Toronto.
Steamship Northumberland -picks
up ; fishing boat adrift off Port
Dalhousie...
Two men were killed in a collision
of gasoline speeder and handcar at
Edmonton.
Mike Wok, reeve of Birch river,
instantly killed when 'arm caught in
belt of thresher.
The corner -stone was Iaid' at Bur-
ford for new high school to serve
three townships,
Wholesale perjury by witness in
Toronto Police Court described by
Magistrate Cohen.
The Russian Sot Government,
it is reported, will reuse to pay Rus-
sia's pre-war debts.
The collier Jex,owned by the How-
ards Coal Co„ Kingston, sank near
Long Point, Lake Ontario. . .
According to the Registrar -Gen- a
oral of Ireland, 16,685 emigrated.
from Ireland duties the year 1930.
The Council of A,ifibaesadore Lave
decided that there were already too
many republics in Europe; Baranya
will be handed back to Hungary.
FRIDAY.
`Bae" Muth hit 46th homer.
Prince Alexander
of Serbia 111 In
Paris.
W. C. T. U, bolds world I rdSlon at
San F.. e.
Tbo Brit ' bowlers won at Hain
ilton by 31 ' ' 'te.
United labs.. Senate stands pat
on Stanley gma idn'ient.
Dunean. and Mitchell, Britian golf-
ers, won qii 'Thursday. ,
Dani ' re" t
1 am
sY1Pl'" !
E d eoussl re-
orts''o d
P f e artmen
Fo ni
r ei .solders vDrltain are en=
listing to fight a ilioo��e
'�� D. Mc ou aln
D s Ri ale' tin
g kwon
TerQ
the Dominion Trophy *al.
The W. Cs' ,T:
U. wl s
Hier a and
improve Willard Hall, °oront .
The Toronto: baseball
Q
ti
, :.. tea,�r defeat-
ed Reading in both ga a `i�hu, sday.
. It is expected Rev. A. Meager
will be Prov
os
i of, Tri a
rJ Co le
g
The League' of 'Mations (ounail
called to meet in Geneva on Aug-
ust 29.
George r Heade'', o Selkirk,
n: has
Kenobeen sappoOnintedt: Chief of Po ice at
,
Ph
Fortier ande
�P Jos ph Waite,
lads o. f Dixville, Que., were drowned
while bathing.
The Quebec Government will abol-
i.sh women's employment agencies,
doing' the work itself.
Rey. H. R. Read, Moose Jaw Pres-
byterian minister, was fatally injur-
ed in a motoring accident.
Thomas Rush, one of the'oldest
.veterans of the Indian Mutiny in
Canada, died at Kingston, 'aged 88.
Mrs. Evelyn Cook, Detroit, 27
years of age, murdered her 18 -
months -old son by drowning him in
a bathtub;
SATTJRDAY. '
U. S. Pacific policy is open door to
all nations.
The British bowlers won at Guelph
by146tb126.
The Toronto baseball team won at
Reading, 8 to 0. •
King Alexander of Serbia under
operation in Paris.
Cleveland went into the lead in
the American League.
Two firms incorporated at Wind-
sor to export liquor.
Acadians hold great celebration at
shrine of Evangeline.
Forbes Godfrey fires opening gun
in West York contest.
Sir Horace Plunkett says Irish
division imperils peace.
Prospect of gold mining develop-
ment in New Brunswick.
Teeterville Old Boys' 'reunion
draws crowd of five thousand.
The Allies have reached an 'agree-
ment to send troops to Silesia.
Frank J. Walsh, well-known To-
ronto
oronto sportsman, died on Friday.
Oldest V. C. and young confrere
entertained by Toronto veterans.
United States Congress conferees
reach compromise on anti -beer bill.
The writ for the West York by-
election was issued in Ottawa to -day.
Lloyd George makes announce-
ment to the House of Commons on
Irish terms.
The world is joyriding to ruin,
New York reformer tells big audi-
ence in Toronto. '
The Imperial Bank at Queenston,
Ont., robbed of $2,000 by three arm-
ed bandits at 2 p.m.
Bruce Telephone Co. shareholders
at Paisley, Ont., decide against amal-
gamation with Bell Telephone Co.
Two-year-old daughter " of Enos
Merkley, Nation valley, near Brock-
ville, strangled in cords of hammock.
Soviet and U. S. representatives
reach an agreement as to the dis-
tribution of food to starving Russia.
China has formally accepted Presi-
dent Harding's invitation tga,partici-
pate,-in the coming conference on
Pacific and Far Eastern questions.
MONDAY.
A. F. of L. will oppose all wage
reductions.
Soviet still bars foreign travel to
Volga areas.
Many week -end accidents occur in
Lake Ontario.
Dail Eireann holds special meet-
ing in Dublin.
Hungary decides to crush new re-
public of Baranya. ,
A case of typhus found on board
an Atlantic liner.
To' establish foreign zones in ports
of the United States. •
R.: W. E. Burnaby remains in
North York campaign.
Touring British bowlers were beat-
en four shots at Kitchener.
A new .oil field discovered on
Alaska's northern boundary.
Miss America motorboat shows 80
miles .per hour in trial spin.
Toronto Leafs won two games
from Jersey .City on. Saturday. r'
Japan ousted India• from the Davis
Cup, and meets Australia next.
Foresters gather in Toronto for a
meeting of the Supreme -Court.
Mrs. Mallory, is again U. S. wo-
men's national tennis champion.
The United` d,'"States is sending
troops to police Costa Rican area.
Orangeville, O.A.L.A. senior cham-
pions, put out of race by Brampton.
`child Health staff in Quebec finds
rural children more defective than
urban.
Gordon Crawshaw, aged about 26,
was killed by a car on a siding at
Guelph. ,
Fire -swept Aylmer will ask Que-
bee . Government for, $400,000 hous-
ing loan.
Five armed bandits rob store in
Buckingham, Que., of $2,000 worth
of jewelry..
Beatrice Bull, aged 111, of Freder-
icton, N.l3„ was fatally hurt by an
automobile.
Lieut. -Col, Walter Clark, Guelph
Relief Officer for 41 years, died at
the age of $1. '
Emery Bartlett, aged 18, dies af-
ter being struck on head by a stone
at St, John, N.B. „,,
Dr. Paul's Canadas won the ,Butt
Trophy, feature of the Dominion
Bowling Tournament,
J. M. Vault, Sherbrooke, was kill-
ed, and his 'c'hauffeur hurt, when ilia
uto was struck by a train..
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EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
INCORPORATED 1855
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THE MOLSONS BANK
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The cost of -living is falling, also the price of food
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more and deposit your surplus in The Molsons Bank
where it will be ready for any call and yet be earning
interest.
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GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office—Baker's Livery on James St,
Calls promptly attended to day or.
night:_
' Phone 8.
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We have a large amount of private:
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properties, at lowest rates of in-
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Main St. Exeter, Ontario
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