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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1921-11-3, Page 4TI' , lel eeeleft 111,11.1 3, 1921, ,an f t e Hour In this hour of Canada's most acute national crisis, s the country's s r eatest need is leader- ship—not t class leadership,not sectional` leadership, but NATIONAL leadership. A pltot must ost be chosen possessing o sessi g the neces- sary eces- sar couige, foresight, breadth of vision and determination to lead' the nation n atxon safely out of the existing economic uncertainty. And one manstands out head and shoulders above all others as pre-eminently y fitted for the task. Born o21, a tecta clear St. Mary's, Ontario, Arthur Meighen is a true son of the people, a toiler who has fought his way to eminence by y sheer ability and, force of intellect. Entered Parliament in 1908; appointed Solicitor -General in 1914; Min- ister of the Interior in 1917; and Prime Minister in 1920. At the Imperial Conference he was acclaimed by the Press of Great Britain as a great statesman, as a strong, virile, vigorous personality—alert in. mind, keen and far-seeing in judgment, and with a fearless determination to stand for the right. Professor A. D. Skelton, of Queen's University, and biographer of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, wrote of the present Prime Minister : — "He has already given proof of high administrative capacity. His personal integrity is beyond question." Of himself, Arthur Meighen said to his consti- tuents the other day : — "You know where I stood on this issue in 1908, in 1911, and as in 1911 I stand to -day." A Real Fe .1 Leader The National Liberal and Conservative Party Publicity Committee Make us prov that the MBEROLA is the worlds greatest phonograph value You don't have to take our word for it nor the word of Thomas A. Edison, nor the words of the thousands of people who now own Amberolas: Prove itrsec l f p v — ro e ,� to your own satisfac- tion that the Ainberola Phonograph is "the world's greatest phonogP ra h value " Here's the fairest offer we could make:— Come in and select a New Diamond Am berola and a dozen Amberol Records. 'We will deliver them to your home whereou you can have y "Three Days of Good Music—FREE" without costing you a cent, without obligate ing you in any way. Could anything be ge fairer? Call, write or phone and ask us about this Three: -Da. Free J. wI7i As r'o'il"ELT 1)ealer' EXETER, ONTARIO 'T O 1ai� �i�, k1J ii �iu�JJ�rw _lot feel' s t �v..,., ell the 0(,11,.r (Thy, z . , , 4 ,r, .• .seat is"���d 4 . the dactior. eV.hen he, +aim a r began a 'este, loci..... r ti , . �, r, .<,c,ita1 of ills,.laut .lie ctrl rii� � uliai•t withi . 'adans I' came to see you et to, listen " a a w' lf;e Man ` who said that eadn t time to gamy. In. the day- -se he ;vas two ln0 y, and at night: ,v,., ion eleeepe. m.to awe t'iJ,: ��:uric yam n ) -,..✓ • 3i. faii4res 10 his ia'ife m'i: n attz•T , - him.seif and $ TOPICS OF WEEK Irnpertant events Which Have Occurred During the Week, fhe 13ta5,r° World's Happenings Care- fully Compiled-, send Put In Handy and Attractive Shape f the leeaclers of Oar Paper Sol,) Mimes Enjoyment. TUESDAY. Washington welcomes allied w chiefs. Hope still continues for Irish peg 'Mations. >. Threshing is nearly all couplet In the 'West. Tropical storm .blowing over t Gulf of Mexico. Ex -Kaiser Kari beaten in Hunga and captured. No German Cabinet` yet formed succeed Wirth. The Shoreac)'es Golf > Club has r oeived its charter. Radium.. worth $10,000 lost i -Hamilton hospital, Young Chinese'is murdered by rob bers at North Bay., The Pinehurst winter golf seaso Scall open. November 9. Premier Meighen and Senator Rob ertson speak at Brantford. Premier Lloyd George may ¶isi Toronto during November. The Malted States lifts the lid. o the sale of beer by physicians. Roy til.; WVolvia says Dominion Coe Co, may close up unless wages cut Reel", James Hastie, Presbyteri minister, aged 80, dead near Corn wall_ ` Minimum Wage Board . mai f1- scales on hourly instead of week', basis. Dr, Walter He Moorliouse, prom anent London, Ont., ,physician, is dead, aged 80. Negotiations for settlement of On tario's ,claim against Shevlin-Clark Co. break dawn. University- of Toronto' Schools wer awarded Monday's intersehole.stie football ,game. Bluenose won the Internationa Fishermen's Trophy, beating Elsie again on Monday. Canadian Railway Brotherhood hear of possible postponement of the strike in the United' States. G. B. Dunlop, inventor of the pneu- matic tire, died in Dublin yesterd y-, aged 58 years. He was born in Ayr- shire, Scotland. The Clyde shipbuilding interests booked a contract for three battle- ships of the four which have been ordered by Britain_ WEDNESDAY. Sinn Fein declare unity of Ireland is essential_ Britain is to give Egypt its inde- pendence. Premier Briand's', Government is near its fall. Hon- efr, Crerar opens New Brnns- wiek campaign. Premier Meighen speaks at: Orillia. and Bracebridge. Liquor was found in a raid on the London, Ont., Jail. • Tourist hockey, players will be barred in the West. '`Bat" Masterson, famous: sports editor, died on Tuesday. Ulster subject of debate by Irish Conference Committee. Hon. Mr. King opens Ontario tour with meetings in Russell. The United States Government threatens arrest of Labor leaders. inate the Hapsburgs from Europe. The Misses Leitch, British ' golf stars, were defeated on Tuesday. - The first day of campaign in To- ronto in aid of the blind. netted about $8,000. Sir John. Kennedy, builder of first double track in: Canada, dies at Montreal. A class'' in bricklaying may be or- ganized' at the; Central Technical School, Toronto. • Ontario Association for the Blind are making arrangements for home tuition for sightless persons. Leon Diotte, grocer, of'Hull, Que., was burned to death in his store in a vain attempt to save some money. A total sum of $40,000,000 has been awarded, " in compensation, against local authorities in Southern Ireland. The west coast of Florida was iso- lated Tuesday as the result of a -Gulf. storm. "The business section of Tam- pa was flooded with three feet of water. ee THURSDAY. Tti>61 19:7CETEIiTIMES, ao agar" x11 W `ie irea,n4. //aback won thepowhurs't Staked' run at Newmarket. The French Senate gave :Briand a: vote. of confidence. s . Three gunmen sentenced in Regina tp the penitentiary. zto Athens, Out, high school wap to -- or tally destroyed by fire.. A The. Argonauts will operate O.H.A, senior and junior. teams. "Babe" Ruth gets $60,000 for twenty weeks in vaudeville. ar Harold , Fraser of Brockville, for - enter noted athlete, is dead. Two Port elu:•on urea drowned: o- from a. canoe opposite' Sarnia. ed Admiral I3eat,y addressed tine Pil- ed Society in, New York. he The railway strike in the United States has been declared off. re Wm. `Mulveny, Hamilton, invest - meet broker, was found dead, to Ontario Veterinary College exam ination'resuIts are announced, e_ A boy is killed when he ran in' front of au auto truck at Toronto. n Toronto police make'arrests in connection with big theft of tobacco. _ Lloyd Georgie fixes date for British :House to debate the Irish questio.tl. United States agricultural block Senators aim to bar: Canada's wheat. A Toronto boy has been elected captain of Harvard's second football t team,. .shiny and Navy , Veterans vote in n favor of amalgamation of all veteran bodies. `Large increase in number of stt- tl dents' taking theological course at an Knox; College Mrs. A M. . _ Lawson has been ap- pointed a Deputy Minister in the Manitoba Civil Service. y Police discover name and probable whereabouts of the man who mur- tiered Strom, the Toronto taxi-driver. Crazed Chinese cafe proprietor killed his wife and self and wounded two others at lianailton. Ter.' Alex. Primrose of Toronto, oronta; was elected to :the Board of Regents e of the ;AFneric n College of Surgeons, to serve mien : 1924. SATIi .DAA]:. 1 i Ada'ii l Beet`s- visits Wall Street. M=-sh:s1 net% gets welcome' at New Fork. Brotherhoods The C.A.H_3. tightens its grip on tourists: Bandit= got $29,000 from Ohio herb doctors e, U, 5- raelw ;y executives press for i fur'th�r'wage cut i Chinese Government. at Felon fee - leg 'banki aatey., Big Br lisle rumens signalize desire ' for industrial 'eace. Britisb Engineers agree to aboli- The Allies are determined to ellen Premier Meighen speaks at Sault Ste. Marie. Welland Ship Canal employes or- ganize by trades. Blyth Municipal Telephone System increases rates. University winter course for farm- , ers is arranged. Census figures for many Ontario counties are announced. A new hospital ward dedicated at Boys' Home, Hamilton. Premier. Briand of France secures strong vote of confidence, Germany protests against settle- ment of Silesian question. Milenko won the Cambridgeshire Stakes run on Wednesday. 1n expert says Canada's insurance laws are best in the world. President Harding says blacks and whites aro not, social equals. Tlie Methodist Superannuation Board hblds its annual meeting.' The Intercollegiate will get the bye in the Dominion football 'series. It the intention of the Japanese Government to vacate Siberia. A Toronto bank will discharge wo- men employes that do not -need. jobs. :Ich1astei' beu.t Udtversity of To- roeto in an Intercollegiate junior game. Offleials and clerks in provincial civil service warred off Federal politics. I?• lee •.� U t,c ctlGiLI says there are six gatige of bank bandits ,dit. on eraCiiiv in Ontario. The firs' t, cargo of German 111er- Che,nd,74,3., of con] isoler"~Llc sizec,, arrives at leiontreal, x ,A,t.cari�:.lac„aaas oti la 'o°i occurred pJi � aC ,Ll. [°Cd nt 'Vale feelere, Atony, where the. Si. Elena fuitreee was destroeed by flee. titan of war bon. Japan' budget ,mates curin ex - ext Lure inisper tive. Hon- 1E7. Gar opened his Nova Sctina cariparze at Antigen sh. Merck mete Reess addrezesed: meet- ings eetings in Abend - and Stu v11e. 3r,y., and Navy Veterans demand start on. Public Ayres' engram London Ooa , police believe Mont- real bandit. in sepal' of Jeln. rely s_ ; Are aunt of 'Field ' agars al Von Sexy -'d rba g is dead in Rochester- ' Premien Drury r r k+e, the fret sod 1 for eke & N. O. northern erten Re_ Rev. P� ei serer' e insxai Vd as nen. Roman Catholic bishop in the le/easel Clark formally accepted the Liberal nom.inareen for Macken•= zie, San_- Tor.onto rworoan was killed inyan automobile aceldenr while visiting in the South- Alemei of En eersity College, To- !ronto, launch a new society at a big meeting. Intents' home and Infirmary, To- ronto helds lies »r' ting on Friday. The Earl of Ducie; aged 94, 'died. on Friday. He had the distinction crf -Hying under sive British sove- reigns. Mary Ciccicne was sentenieed ' to five years in the penitentiary for at- tempting to kill her husband at, To- ronto. He had three bullet wounds and several knife slashes. • MONDAY. Mackenzie King spoke at Bolton. Russian Soviet offer to pay Czarist debts. Lady ', Laurier is Y very ill at Ottawa. Twenty drown when Scheldt river boat sinks_ - Many party nominations were held on Saturday. ' Premier Meighen speaks at Wel- land and Milton. • Kiiig Alexander of Serbia leaves Paris for Belgrade. Chinese delegation 'on disarma- ment at, Washington. Miss C. Leitch will return to the United States in. 1922. Edmonton wireless men hear don- cert 1,400 miles away. Sinn Fein aim to tear Tyrone and Fermanagh from Ulster. • The Harvard football teas. was, beaten by Centre College. Len Wallace enters West York campaign, as a straight Tory. Ottawa College may'. re-enter the intercollegiate Football 'Union. University of 'Toronto senior foot- ball team beat McGi11 16 to 2. Argdnauts won the'Interprovincial football title by beating, Ottawa. James Murdock at ()Tillie tells more about Board of -Commerce. Rev. S. M. Zwemer, noted mission- arty, speaks of conditions in Egypt. Itetail,;merhants of Toronto will organize for civic election campaign. The Centennial. Methodist Church, Toronto,; celebrates its thirtieth ;anni- versary. 'Robberies in broad daylight ' and; one daring , attempt on Toronto's streets. , One° killed and three Inlet in 'ail auto accident op Yonge s'.reot Toronto. Sir Auckland Geddes, British Am- bassador to the' United` States was guest of honor at the formal open- ing' of the .,British War Veterans' Clubhouse in New York, Thr.' Christian Coinuiez czar i, ...v et. eve' Assaciwtrbn,'knowu as„„ ,c Chi- t -ions.” ," frirutally' p; E-sc,iYi;Btt the man- agement of the ,EEing Edward .Hotel; Toronto, 800 Bibles for lase in the LIsie,l, Canadian, Weekly, Newspaper Association's recent visit to Banff. at Banff Station. Through the courtesy of the C. P. R. The Times has been furnished with Times; Editor and wife are about in the center of the picture. Editors in car 1, taken News Topics ofWeek ' p -Liman taxrate is 45 mills. btr. Geo. elardlin of the 14th con. London Tp. has purchased the '100 - acre farm of Mr. jos, Toohey on the swamp line near Whalen corners. Catharine Clark,, widow of the late John Elliott,' of Mitchell, died on >, Oct. 27, at the Home of herson, Matthew Elliott, in her. 83rd year. She is ,survived by six sons and two daughters. Mr. R. J. Cantelon, of Wingham, died quite suddenly on Oct. 25. He had not been well for some time but was in his office the day he died. He conducted a successful coal and wood business. Esther Young, wife of Wm. Lem mons, Stratford road, near Mitchell, passed • away on Thursday of last week, after, a prolonged illness, aged 73 years. She is survived by her husband one son and four daugh- ters. The remains of Mrs. James Mur- ray, who passed away at St. Joseph's hospital, London, were taken to Sea forth for interment in St. Columbian cemetery. The deceased was 31 years of age and leaves her husband and five of a family. -She was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCann, of Hibbert. The large bank barn and straw - shed, together with the season's crop poultry and 500 .bushels of " potatoes on the farm of Victor Sperling west of Walton, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday of last week. Fire. was caused by -.the overturning cc a lan- tern. The loss will tie a heavy one , as only a small amount of insurance was carried:- Gathering arried' Gathering up burning clothes, which had in some .'unaccountable way caught fire in his bedroom Iwhile he slept, George Riley, of. Mit- chell, hurled thein out of the window and averted what might have been a serious blaze. When Mr. Riley was awakened the bed he was iii was burning. As a result of picking the clothes up his hands were somewhat blistered. The large bank barn and contents of grain belonging to Wm. Fairburn con. 2, Tuckersmith, were destroyed by fire on Oct. 26, with a loss of $6,000. Mr. Fairburn was at work in a field some distanceaway when his attention was attracted by flames coming from the roof. Neighbors gathered and assisted in getting out most of the livestock. Two pigs and i two calves, however, were burned. The loss is partly covered by insur- ance. Mrs. Geo. McDonald, a highly re- spected resident of Bluevale, died on Wednesday of last week after an ill- ness of several months. She is .sur- vived by her husband and two sons. The new rates for the Blyth Mun- icipal Telephone System is as follows $14 to subscribers whose .debenture term has expired; $16 -to subscribers whose debenture term has not yet expired, •this to be reduced to $14 at and 'of debenture term; ;18 for rent- ers. A FATHER'S PRAYER. Dear Lord, I do not ask for wealth nor fame nor place of pomp, But let me keep my spirit young and with my children romp; Let me with dignity and strength meet every morning task, But let me be a boy at night. No more than this I ask. A boy at night! 0, Father of us..all, grant this to me, • / Let Tine not take away the lad that once I used to be; By day a man's work I will do, obey- ing each command,, But make of me a child at night that children un dere tan:d I would not grow too old for them, too old to race and shout, I want my eyes to glow with mirth whenever they're about; By day I'll .face the heat and strife and battle for, the right, 13ut 0, dear Lord, I prayto be a lit- tle child at night! Dear Lord, I ask no lofty place or. jeweled d 'aa" dein; E. iia to keep Eez . pray I my spirit young and fit to play with them; Tlaougli; Time ina .. Y Wrinkle d' cep iffy fa ce and turn niytaii : to Ofile white offi Let i le' come r '7" ioine't;a thosea levee a littleit boy at night, —Edgar A. Guest, Mr. Lorne Weir, formerly man- ager ofthe,.,Royal Hotel at Soaforth, made .a l iri'ied-exit from that .town e few days ago and a warrant was issued for his arrest. As a result of a visit to Weir's' apartments, in what was formerly the old Royal Hotel, by Inspector Pellow and Inland Rev- enue Officer Porter, samples of three kinds of "home brew" were taken for analysis, s, which nroved to be in- toxicating, one sample going as high as 23 per cent. proof spirits. An in- formation was ' then laid against Weir for violating 'the ,O.T.A. and he Wee personally served to appear be- fore Police Magistrate Reid, and at the appointed hour his solicitor, Jas. Best, appeared and stated that Weir had left town, and there being no satisfactory reason given for his ab- sence a warrant was issued for his arrest. From the hat dealer's point of view two heads are better than one. the above picture. The The 130 acre farm known as the- Dickson farm, 'south of Walton, has. been purchased by Geo, R. Love, of McKillop, from John Clark for they sum o1 $13,700. NOTICE TO C12,l:PI`l`Ol1S. Notice is hereby, given pursuant:,` to the Trustee Act that all persons: having claims against the estate of William' Lewis, gentleman, deceased,. of the Village of CrodltonriCoauaty of I-luron, who died on or about Octo- ber 6th, 1921, are required' on or before the 15th day of November, 1921, to file with Gladman & Stan bury, solicitors for the - executors,.,; full particulars of their claims. And after such date the executors will distribute the assets of the deceased,. Having regard ` only to the claims of which notice has been received. GLADMAN & STANBURy Exeter, Ontario. October 26, 1921. - VICTORY LOAN COUPONS We will cashour Y Victory Loan Coupons or place then` toour credit t In "our Savings Bank where they will draw interest at 3% per annual. 614 THE CANADIAN BANK 1 1K OF COMMERCE PAID-UP ' CAPITAL. ' $1 5,000,000 RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000 EXETER BRANCH, P. A. Chapman, Manager. I l II t. . INCORPORATED 1855 OVER 130 BRANCHES THE MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL AND RESERVE 00,000,000. . 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 TH Ln EXE PER BRANCH," T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH. CENTRALL3 BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY. THE USBORNE AND HERBERT FARMER'S• MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY. Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President, THOS. RYAN Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON DIRECTORS WM. BROCK• J. L. RUSSELL ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE AGENTS JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Biddulph. OLIVER PTARRIS, Munro, Agent for'. 'Ribbert, Fullarton and Logan, W. A. TURYVBULL , Secretary -Treasurer R. R. No. 1, Woodham.. LA AN & TAN GLADMAN STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter. DR. HENRY A. COIE:SAUT' Veterinary Surgeon Office—faker's Livery 'on James St. Calls promptly attended to day or night:. Phone 8. x+✓ DR, A. R. KINSMAN, ir.L.D., D.D.S.. ;Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer - Sity., DENTI sT, over a" G dma n &'ta� Y S .bur. s e, Main Street, Exeter, Advertise in the Tirnee. I Pay's.. �. MONEY TO» LOAN We .leave a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and viilsee properties, at lowest rates of in.. terest. (MADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Main St. Exeter, Ontario PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc- tioneer. ` Sales conducted in any loc- ality. Terns moderate, Orders left at mOe promptly - tendedTito Phowillne 16', Kirktouata Addresses Klrktonfttce P. Qb.1 »R. G. F. 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