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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-3-23, Page 44 :1 our Pocket Pocket used as a bank has ' many dis. adVantages. Money carried in it is easy to spend on trifles or may be lost or stolen. Weekly deposits in our Savings Bank 65Z will accumulate rapidly. Small or large accounts are welcome. T1-1€ CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital Paid up $15,000,000 " Reserve Fund' $15,000,000 - A. Chapman, Manager R. S. 'Wilson, Manager Exeter Branch, Crediton Branch, Dashwood Branch,f. 1C12..31,t1 1924 - • • i ealsEAN fJ SVOIreicl, WL IX 010,040 Wow:- friend Wiselya Teet your teiend, Well True eeleade,1fle rareet galas PsItere hard to tell. Wintee him, sere:Mee hien Yellow youfrienet WANT)Oter MOVIE PilleATRES (The Walk.erton TeleseoPee 1 While the fashioa ei the times seems to be to portray city- night lite" ot, the films an. to teature the "eollapse o irtne" tne-theme I our preeent day navels, We believe -in tor that sort of thing le intents in buSiteees every Season eason to dig. s' .1 Jus should be a, good time to hotteecleau the colzWehS. or huSinese pe $S 1U1,1§rn1. I tee ciae g " 0e or -estimated, Last week White in Termite) we went With a party of press to see a good old-fashioned show, "Pinafore," that sparkling musical cc:needy writthe 40 years ago by Sir Gilbert and Sir Ar- thur Sullivan. The immodest attire and sztlacious joitee which are char- ieteries of even the best vaudeville were wholly lacking, "Delightl.ut" was the verdict of our party ot a doz- en publishers., who by the way -rep e PrePared 'S a 'good. Teett° ter resented seven nrovinces of the Do- -VIII at l'he °Peatug er- the 1 minion. I have never seen 4 More sea$"011- uanrecietive Toronto audience, We * * - were informed, too, that this clean its ea i1 .dnd that blowe aobody 1 and wholesome -show, put on by the good. The cool weather had. the et- Savoyards, had been drawing full feet of staving of the house-cleaning houses all week at $1.50 to $2.00 tor tor another Spell. tbe good, seats, whereas one tau see the best films ancl vaudeville for a * * * You say yon bought that house on quarter. The experience of the Savo - tire going 10 be married, strong evidence that speculation, why I understand you yards is surely s g' the people are not averse to clean en - Well isn't that speculation. tertainment but on the contrary are ready to Patronize it liberally, a good There are birds in this town That co ht learn from a rooster You've anything to crow about, it will pay -well to boost 'er. * woman's paper propounds the OnerY. "What is ;a husband worth?" judging by the socks of some o them , he isn't worth a darnee—Tor- onto Saterday Night, * The town council has made a move to remove one cause at contention be- tween neighbors by passing- a py-law to prevent chickens running at large. Some of dee strongest supporters 01 tho ht r\ are 0Ufl1' O poeltry. 5 5 * The Mayor of Galt, recently re - tut ed ro that eitynvith his bride and was met at the station by three bands A newspaper heading says he was met by three bonds, The Mayor was out of heck by just one small letter. * * e Ones again we would remind our readers of what it means to have a good pavement in Exeter. It was not so very long azo that elain street was a -very muddy spot at this lime of the year and Station street almost impas- sible. * * * * In spite of the advice given to young men: by Rev." Wilson a week ago Sunday Med to young women on Sundae, last on the marriage problem ' there was the usual parade ot young ethiples on the streets after church itt the evening. Windsor leas a haunted house witb peculiar noises and weird sights. judging from some of the little things we have heard ef what is go- ing on at the border tou-n, hearing • strange noises, or seeing things is not to be wondered at. The following intereSting iteMs appeared. in, flte Exeter Times twen- tY-five years ago this weelt: eV, 'Zinger, has leased the etetre- la-eaten for a year. . IL O'Neil, of Lucan, takes pesos- , eion of the Mansion house lst pf May. ,Sisme ot the farmers haye been of- ferer 41/20 a pouted tor let cattle to be delivered in May. Exeter has contributed $363.21 to the India leamillQ fund. Clinton Inc contributed $12 8.61. 'Robert 1)avis, of leibbert, leas Per- chaSeci John Sample's 100 -acre teem Usborne, for a good figure. Alex DoNs; purchased ,13 acres from Thos, Yelleev last week. The prop- erty is near the agricultural. grounds. The building copaimittee of the Bos- ton. Methodist church, have adver- tised for tenders for the new brick churele, Rev. Dr. ll'illoughby on Tuesday TREE PLANTING ON A LARGE SCALE The following news item was taken from the Toronto Globe. It is repro- duced to shear what some places are doing to add to the beauty of their surroundings. Tree -planting " on a larger scale than ever before will be tarried on this spring throughtout Toronto's nmediate :suburban district. In the past year a number of new Hertic,u1- weal Societies have been formed and these, with other organizatioes, ere now preparing to" make Toronto's suburbs delightful wooded districts. At n meeting last night in the Willianin Burgess School. Torrens avenue Todmorden ratepayers' de- cided to ge into the wholesale young - tree business. Trees -will be, pur- Chased in great quantities and sold to the members. every effort will be made to eneourage the planting of maples and elms along the streets of the district. Definate arrange- ments will be made at the regular meeting- of the association on Tues- day night when J. McFerson Ross of Toronto, will address the members on tree ideating and gardening-. To plant trees itt handrede. 'Weeton horticulturalists will plant some hundreds of trees. The newly organized Horticultural Soceity itt Mount Dennis will follow Weston's example. Members of Agincourt Horticultural Society, will. When the Planting time comes, take a Whole day off- dig up scores of young sap - kings from the neighboring wood -lots and plant them along the streets of the village. Mimic() is now well supplied with shade trees. As 'there would be little use in planting more the Hor- ticultural Society have •nridertaken to have them all pruned by forestry experts. Next to Weston Mimic° is now the largest association itt tbe conety, having 850 members. The 'A recent editorial in The Sun on "The Whip" brought in a query if we meat the U. F. 0. Whip in the Ont- association is enly a year old. It ario Legislature. Nothing was far- had 260 members last yeai. thee from the mind of the writer. As Aurora horticulturists will have a matter of fact "And -ye Hicks, is one a be$y $eesea but. ,eeee, plane art of the ,best, lilted men in the Legis- tot 'vet complete. A membership lature as well as one of the most use- ful and progressive members." -- Toronto Sun. Wingham's chief of police had itt -unpleasant experience the other day by falling in the river. Nobody in this town would like to see our Chief get ducked that way. but we venture to eay that some of Wingham's small boY's would consider it the next best thing to having the school teacher get sick. e * The remark is often made that Exeter should rhave a public hospital. ,The present epidemic of sickness em- Phasizes the feet. Nurses are In de - nand and have ha.d to be brought from London. Stratford, Toronto and. otimr places. There are seYei-al TO THE. 3IEMORar OF housee in town well adapted. admir- REV, W. J. ASHTON, 13.D. ablv located and could be purchased •. By Inc friend Rev. C. W. Baker, B.D. important Eyents Which Have Occurred During the Week. The 13usy World's Elappenings Care - in -1/y Complied, and Put Into Elarnly and Attractive Shape ior t.he Readers of Our Paper --- A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. evening gave an interesting- addrese, to the yonng- people at the Tutt Memorial Church. Wm, • Switzer with and two child-. rein who have been living in Dakota, tor several years, have returned to Blanshard to reside. W. Treble who was so seriously iu- jured last week in falling off a load. of wood, is able to leave his bed mid is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mies. Jesse Shier, John L. Sweitzer, Wm; Fletcher, John Barr and Fred Simpson, of Kirktoa, left for Manitoba last week. TUESDAY. Michael Collins leaves Cork , , irlie 1924 Olympiad may be held at I.,yons. , The ,British eagineeeeng trades are locked out. Sterling at Toronto, e4.48; at New YOrk, $4.29ee. Granites Won the round. from Iro- quois Falls, 9 to 3. Harry Grob outpointed Tommeh Gibbons in fifteen rounds. Pr emier Smuts takes persoaal command at Johannesburg. 1.thale admits beating Torouto boy found shot at Bracebridge. Gen. Smuts of South Africa ara.s under fire from insurgeut gull% The strikers on Raud are being beaten by Government troops,. England defeated 'Wales 1 to 0, in an international soacer match. Investigator still keeps Secret his report on Nova Scotian spooks. Reunion between Grace Link and her father has been arranged. Henry Cecil ,of Barrie was serionE- ly injured in an elevator accident. J. F. M. Stewart blames Labor unions for inCreasing freight rates. British experts welcome 'United States claim for Rhine payments. St. Patrieks, won the N.H.L. title by holding Ottawa to a scoreless draw. Col. Repington explains to Toronto audience French attitude on repar- ations. Premier King, in reply to Mr. Meighen, says Liberal pledges will be observed. Chamberlain answers Montagu and gives new aspect to ex -Secre- tary's speech. All Ford plants will close down duriug the funeral of the late gen- eral manager. Daylight savang• in Montreal is now practically asseired, as a vote cast by the aldermen showed 18 in favor and 10 against. The- change will take place April SO' and end October 1, pe The Buffalo bug, or earpet Math which caused -so much damage throughout the Western Penisula last year, has .agahe made ite appear- ance at St. Thomas, The Exeter Turf Club have tally decided to cellebrate the 24th of May by leaving horse races and • other ports for which they •have already raised WO which svi11 pat up splendid day's sport. dri•ve is now in full swing and until it is over the officials we'll have little time to prepare plans for the season. During the past two years the number of horticultural societies have doubted in York county and the older associations are much more active than formerly. Their efforts bave already brought results and it the movement keeps on increasing "York will soon be a county of gar- den towns and "villa,ges. den Saturday last Messrs, Bawden and leIcDonelt, shipped from Exeter to the Old Country, sixteen of the finest draught horses that have ever left thiSe station, Allen McDonelt went with the horses and will look atter their sale. The following is the market report tor that week. Wheat 71c a bit., Oats 18e, Barley 20 to 23e, Butter 13e Eggs 9c, Died apples 2 Se c, Pork dressed 55., Pork live weight 53,60, Hay per ton 58.00, Clover seed e5„00 Alotek clover 55. Timothy seed $2.75 At two o'clock Monday morning, the st-riebles of Wm. Cunningham, Ho- University,9 to 4. - Minersstrike in the United State.e appears inevitable., et: Four -power treaty sure of ratifica- tiodin United States. The Canadian "Soo" won from Pittsburg by 4 to 3. ' Dewart and Raney, provide lively 'Legislature. • WEDNESDAY. 'Ulster Parliament opens. Egyptian policy criticized ish Com -mons. • Over 27 lives were lost in tornado in Oklahoma. Moutagnards defeated Sons of Ire- land by 2 to 1. Statistics show Canada's' trade is on the upgrade. , Aura Lee juniors, defeated eicGill D Tile Toronto bazebell teases ar raining, aviat autonomous. Reds lu JohanaeSbur% have scription list. ; service to b in Brit - Ilon. Peter Smith's "budget" puz- zles legislators. r•I f Granites defeat Moatitenarele of Ottawa by 7 to 2. Rev. 'l Id Jefferis, 100 yearS, of agG, died at Oakville, "` • , - South, African re•Yolution ts 41341 -ere reteen to work— ,. Sir Eldward Carson etetteks British Cabinet's Irish policy. 'Ike Prince of Wales begins jour- ney' acrOSS Sind Desert., - - New Brunswick budget shws ohalf million loss for the year. ' Another killing in the fm•eign col - is arousing Welland. ;xar ty bus of silver. were dug up n farm on,IsTiagare river. Book of Montreal employe citarge ed. In Toronto with thet,t. Prem1) ier rury defines his stand on 'NY:dr° a.nd radial matters. Four women are on the•jusy in "Fatty" Arbuckle's third trial. -Taelt DeroPseY will ge to Europe for bouts and to go on the etage. House of Coraimons heave Sir Loit- er Gaeta define his position in party. Windsor suffere from immigratiou of citizens owing to United States taxes. Liberal leader in the Legeelature Is given e,„ great ova,tion in his home toevn. . A stowaway was found dead when the steamship Letvia arrived at Hali- fax, N.S. It is „estimated that thieves get e2,000,000 pearly robbing New yoek Central trains. George Kyte was confirmed in his office as chief whip of the Liberal party at Ottawa. , Julian Perez Lazono, leader of the Spanish Reform Party, was assassi- nated at Madrid. Leaders of .organized labor in To- ronto think the Privy COtmcil is 0 friend of workingman. ee Awakened by fire in their home in Toronto, a women and her daughter jump through window- the mother is seriously hurt, but 'the daughter gets only a bad shaleing up. Magistrate. "-Can't this .case be set- tled out of court?" Mulligan: "Sure, sure; that's what we were trying to do, tout honer, when the police inter- fered. ' at a very reasonable price. * a public receptiot given in List - °wee, in honor of eVellington Hay, who was '00 n11 selected, as the leader ot the Liberal Opposition 11 Ontario, Mr. H33r showed 1.1 commend- able nride in his liOrne toWn -whet he cottributed $1.000 for the purpoeo of going ot with the -work of build- ing an artifielal lake, as he said "To show that the town is net done wale v;e11-dolug aud wlib. a hope that 3110 younger generation anay be leenefited by it." What pnblie :-epirited cifisen I Exeter evill -n 111) thie example by 101101111 111 a sum of ruOney tor the beantifyit g of Itivoesitle reek? 5. e 5 The 011111 ing -elf-s a orifieln g ef- forts be' the reeeical men are tiot ex- tolled as after, is their feet:roe to 211001, the demands ot 110 1011134 are 013 101011. The resent epidemic of stele:less hafi Ile en particularly trying on the peofeseiolt. jest resently one doctor in this dietriet, after being' lip tor several 1)1g118 SliCcAF.1:ou, vdered to bed at the home pah enl where u O one al 1e ilon -was be - ii g held Wjth illO WCiruilsr; that it n lees e etaYell th.ore he Would, be a dead 13) 1) by morning. T110 days Cr Ile-, 10)0 ri or: at p a es e d„ tel -keeper of Clandeboye, were burne ed ED the ground. "It is not known how the fire originated, but suspisjon attaches to a tramp, who the day pre- vious bad been refused quarters in the hotel by the proprietor, and who, through mtilt in the uttering threats, had ap- peared to leave -the village. Citizens will ask that city supply joined the army of benedicts. bells peal forth milk for Toronto schools. and a Dashwood young man has Whole town ot TruroN.S , ., was lit Again the wedding Were- 1er to Geo. Weigand, who last Wed- nesday was united he marriage to to restore order in Belfast. Ontario comes thronge the yeal with a surplus of $681,189. • Fine new Chue-ch of St Anthony, Toronto, is nearly completed. Sault Ste. Marie police are inves- tigating -a mysterious fragedY. Toll of deaths in Belfast during ten weeks is eighty-teree dead. $ir Herbert Samuel, British High Commissioner 'for Palestine, is ill. Senate reform cliseussed by two metnbers of the "Upper Chamber." 'Marquis Curzon makes statement on alentagees speech in Cambridge. An ea,rly opening of navigation oer Lake Ontario 18 expected by matineee. Grace Link decides 'not to join her father, but to continue her studies, Capt. Peel was sentenced to twelve montbs by ,British conetetor forging bets. ,.,. The Norris Government in Maul- toba, overthrewn by adverse vote in the Legislature. ' THURSD'AY„ De Va1era7)aunchesi,a ;new Republic League. Toronto police proose forming a be -ass band. Anti-bonusing bill discussed in the up by•failing meteorolite. Premier Smuts crushes revolution - ley attempt. ih South Africa., , Field Marshal Wilson devises plan Miss Mary Baker, eldest daughter of Fred Baker of Dashwood. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. Mr: Elby in the presence of a few- friends. The bride was assisted by Miss Mills, while Sam Baker acted in that capacity for the groom. eIr. John Smith, ot Hensall, met with a painful accident while work- ing in Dell's saw mill. While in op- eration the circular saw struck a loose slab which -was thrown with great force, striking Mr. Smith be- tween the heart and stomach, and knocking him sensless, a considerable, distance across the mill. He was carried home on a stretclaer, and for time Tay in a critical condition, We are pieased to learn he is recovering. It was a narrow eseape from death. The most enthusiastie and eucces- eful conventiet ever held in the hist - Live on, 0 bretber:, staunch and true! The' blessed work NVO still pursue. 'Entailing in the tElsk Christ set The Vaster's presoace cheers as yet. I-Iow brief the span of life to thee, E'er thou dttt st launch upon the sea. And yet thy Pilot guides thee o'er His beauty crowns thee on the shore. Landed1 hoe- glad the joyous sound. On yonder shere where joys abound, 'Where all the caves of lite are droven.eci Altd giOrY scenes are all around, Thy life of tol)iest sacrifice Thy constancy in seenes of strife Thy coueraeehip how blest in life Shane o'er the scenes of conflict 101n. Thy purest joy a. soul to save When in the fount a soul would. lave A Seeker from tile stain:: of sin StritiOUV:; light and love let in. Yee tales thee trout our Councils trete A. nobler task thon &oat pilleme Whet heautioe dloriee (lost thott 3100?' ()3. 10 then dOSt '3' ('3' Him faee tie face! litto hile We wait Before eve join that blest estate, 0 'Mastoid -i 13' 118 thee to be „An ltiedly, faithful, true rie he Thateesford elate leth, 1922. Pry of South Huron, took place et Hensall Tueedae- for the purpose of selecting a candidate to contest the riding in the forthcoming Pro- viucial campaign. A large delega- tion from every polling' sub -division were present, and all were enthus- iastic in their predictions of success in the next fight. A number -of prom- inent men were nominated as follows, H. Either, of Crediton; 3. Torrance, Zurich; D. Wisemiller, Hensall; Dr, Rollins, Exeter; Lawyer Holmestead, Seaforth; L. H. Dickson, Exeter; Thos. Hayes, Seatorth; J. A. ,Wile Hams, Zurich; John Be 10011 Clinton. Exeeilent addresses were delivetecl. by the nominees, all expressing them, selves as highly' pleased vita the very large attendance and the enthu- siasm manifested in every quarter. All nominees retired in favor of Mr. Henry Eilber, reeve of Stephen, whose noraination was made eirtani- molts, amid the wildest enthusiasm. Auction Sale vAtut11.31.44 141131 The undersigned will sll by Pub- lic Auction at the piETriloPoLITAN HOTEL, EXETER ,SATURDAY, APRIL 1st, AT 2 P.M. sharP„Isthe fellowing improved. farm elands: Part Lot 13, Con. 1, Hay Tp, contailIing 90 acres of land more or In the gloaming, oh, My darling, When the lights are dim arid low, iateyour face is poevdered painteci How ara I, sweetheart, to Icnow? Twice this month I've had to bundle E'very coat that I posess To the cleaner's—wont yatielarling, leave nie more and powder lees? "Pa, What eoes 'beeeirig 5005 0)15: See ilOt! refer to," ,asked ree of thr bright PripiTS of the PUbiie school te' flier 0)11 01T1 of. hie Leilier. `ta 7d1.1 fdiOt. NO W CIOTIt a*Ir anctly, "•,1 6;01,1503 01,1," 510'4 -)'15 1 lesse'n'Pii :the farm is .g994 1)1..04, nottage, 'and banh barn, with good stabling, and ethee,outhuildiugs; 0 - bout 5 acres of good herd wood bush, and- young, orcherd; .Pilo thamed and in good .state of cultivetion for spring erops; about 11 acres oee-tall wheat, and fall'plowing done. Plenty of good water. Well located, two and a quarter miles from Hensap, and three and three quarters miles from Exe ter. , Tuus—it0 per coat on day of eale and balance in 30 days or sooner 0 -e- on possession. purchaser 11103 leave two-thieds ot2price on farm by ar- rangement. FRANK TAYLOR FRANK B. ROSS SATURDAY. Anthra.cite owners declare for wage cut. • . Cleyeland won from the Ca,nadian "Soo," 5 to 3. Fort William defeated Aura .Lep Juniors, 5 to 3. ' Coal operators refusse to hold con- ference -with men. • Sinn- Fein are massing troops on the Mointglaa.n border. Johnny Deludes outpointed Charlie White in fifteen rounds. Irish meetings were held on St. Patrick's Day in the South. Movement M Britain for there- union of the Liberal party. Hon. H. C. Nixon introduces bill to have all nurses registered. Ku Klux Klan will see that negro is returned to North Carolina - Rum -runners on border gleaning big harvest from operations. Radial legislation threatens eleane up deal, saye Toronto'e mayor: Ulster member says no part of North area will be relinquished.. Quebec may have legislation to bar international unions from province. Vancouver won the first Stanley Cup game, 4 to 3, from St. Patricks. Dr. Forbes Godfrey charges that fellow member asked for prescrip- tion. Premier NorrisofMa-nitoba hands in resignation but acceptance is 'de- . eterred. • Judge Longley, for many years a notable figure in Nova Scotiau public lite, is dead. , • Debate on the address will con- tinue over to next week in the House of- Commons. A. W. Neill, Independent member for Comox-Alberni peppers DOnalnion House with ironic shafts. Amusement tax brought 51,082,- 863 to the coffers of the Provincial treasury during last fiscal year. An estate of $123,819 was left by Lady Laurier; the Liberal leader gets the home of the late Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Legislature. Auctioneer Proprietor Bite off more than you cat che Then chew it, Plan more than you can do, Then .do it. Hitch your wagon to a star, Keep your seat and there you --Exchange are! .A.n explosion occurred in Beatty's garage, Varna, resulting in a fire, which did considerable damage to the building teted contents need also ser- iously burnea Geo. Beatty, 'who was 1) 01 in the garage at the time. The tire was got under control by the assistance of the villagers and Geo. was taken to Clinton. ter needle:el at tention. CLEARING it11(:ti()4 Sal° 'When the day is dark and gloomy,.. don't , be glum; if the rain comeS down in torrenst,„ let it come. Keep. a etout heart and be happy, smile a-• gain; halt-, a robin's" singing -where in the rain. OE FARM STOCK, HAY 1,000 1317S: GRAIN, ROOTS AND IMPLE1VIEN'tS" W. E,Nuu Auct. has received in-• etructions ;to sell by Public .A.tictiont on lot 3 mutt 4 South-east boundary' Oeborne, halt a mile north of the Stone Church, on Teesday Megele 23, eoneeiencing at) 12.30 sharp., the following:—Horses; 30 Dtirh.m.n., cows and young cattle; I -fogs and Int- p!emnots: TernaSee-.A.11 sums of 5,10' and undee cash, over that amouat months credit will be given an furn- ishing approVed joint notes or a dis- pount of 5 per cent off for cash it; lien of 'notes. , W. E, NAIRN ' Auctioneer. , MRS. GERTRUDE WISEIVIAN Pro- prietress ' Tee remains of the late George Ie. S. Garden, eve.° passed away M Tor- onto, Mar. 14t11, following a paralytio stroke, were brought to Seaforth for interment he the Maitland Bank Cem- etery. The funeral took place from. St. Thomas Church, with -which lie was formerly identified, the serviee being conducted by the rector, Rev. T. H. Brown., Mr. Garden, who was 70 years of ,age left Seatorth several. moieties ago, where he was engaged for a few years -in the grocery busi- ness, to reside in Toronto. "Ite Wils twice married, a widow and at grown- up family surving, Hon. James Murdoch addresses Liberals at Weston. Lord Derby is reluctant to accept Indian Secretaryship. • Stratford and Wiarton N.H.L. fin- alists played a 2 to 2 tie. - Toronto pollee arrest four men on a charge at stealing- autos. Arely veterans will hold a big pa- rade in Toronto on April 9. Gen. Lemenoff lands -at Vancouver, being refused admittatice to United States. Norris Goveimment, may, be ,asked to stay in poever to pass necessary eupple- bills, , The Senate concled ee deleate on the address from the throne, but Com- mons continues, ' Mr.• and Mi's. George We Carey, of 1-lam11ton, wore founcl dead, eienn ef- fects of gas fumes, British House of Commons listens coldly to eloniagtt'S 0:Planation on 'East Indian affairs. Gale releases anchored mines in English 'Channel, catieing considet- able danger to shine -lag , Damage estimated at over, $10,- 000,000 Was done when fire Swept -whole blaelts Chicago. Miss 'Dora Stock, of Tavi- stock, line laeeti awarded the Ontario Government ',ditiolarship or 51,200. 10 17013411e ate StUdy tho Fronen laugaage in Paris. The Ifyd ro-ieleotric- Co m ssi on Placed in operation on WedziOsd.ty then second unit Or the Queenston- CbilMav,ra development, h' 3(5 a ca- pacity cir 55,000 to 60,00 horee- MONDAY. Scotland loSt to England at soccer, 3 to O. steaneer. FARMER'S MUTUAL, FIRE INSUR Regina Pateicias are winnefs of the Abbott Cup - ANCE COMPANY. ^ . Sterling at Toronto, $4.55; at Now Head Office Farquhar, Ont. , . -Yoi),.rikUrcl5e41.:3 9a1nAd. suicide by Russian presidentWmBROOK worker in Galt. Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON Rival Irish tomes face each other THOS. RYAN Y. L. RUSSELL a e THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 185t Capital Paid Up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $5,000,000 Over 125 Branches OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY CATTLE horses, farm implements, etc., cheaply' are constantly turning up. The farmer with money saved is the one who gets these snaps. Place your crop earnings in a Savings AccOunt with the nearest branch of The Molsons Bank where, weahnilbee ertaiardneinbgyirantaeirle.st and being a.bsolutey safe, your money is azaila,be at any minute. Deposit's - EXETER BRANCH — T. S. WOODS, Manager Centralia Branch open Renbusiness ' Safety Deposit Boxes to rent at the Exeter Branele - Greece releases seized Italian ,THIE IUSBORNE AND HIBBERT DIRECTORS Liverpool was defeated by Bolton on Tyrone border: . .Wanderers, 2 to 0. ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE AGENTS Viscount Peel appointed Secretary of State for India. The London L.O.B.A. team tied JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent tor TorontoU 16 to 1,6sborne and Biddulph. , . Britain suggests scheme for aiding Gentian reparations. •Montagnards beat Granites, 5 to , -1, but lost the romid, 8 -to 7., British make proposals for settle- ment of Turltish question. Field Marshal Wilso'n outlines plan to restore order in 'Ulster. Tom IVIoore gets stormy bearing at the Labor Temple, Toronto. T. J. I3Oland, one of the original. settlersor Brockton, is dead. Renewed activity in Toronto police circles in ArnbroSe Steall case. Toronto's appeal against express rates jeidgment disteiseed. Premier Lenin et nussia ie to at- tend the Coulorence at Genea.. President 1-111 dug considers boallf5 situation in the United States.' Big bookings of Jewish inernigrants reported to Ottawa froin EurOpe, Six ntembors of cme family were killed in an auto ercasir near Detroit. tTinis1.sr of 1.,abor warn8 ruin em against following poYcy or going OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan. W. A. TURNBULL, Secretary -Treasurer R. R. No. 1, Woodham. GLADMAN -,ftz STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter. DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT Veterinary Surgeon Ofilce—Baker's Livery on James St. Cale promptly attended to day or night. . Phone 8. slow. "Honor Graduate ':ot Toronto Pinding of girl's body on the riVer SttY bank after flOod solves Kitchener nayStery, Two generals of the 'Canadian ariny aro given long lea,ve of absenc0,. to be followed by retirement. ilMah cceurit of Dr.14 11' 'White0(0)1)0, Anglican Bishop of Col-. ches , lTe. Wnn 1107 n. in 166 2, MONEY TO LOAN Nei have a' large .amount of private funds' to loan on farm ,and villagO properties, at lowest rates of inn terest. DENTIST Office ever Gladman & tattburY's ifilce, Main Street, Exeter. A vortise in the 'Dams, e OLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Main St. Exeter, Ontario PERRY F. METE, Licensed Aue. tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc- ality. Terms moderate, Orders lefa at Times Office will be /promptly at- tended to. Phone 116, Kirktond Address Kirkton. P. Q. DR. G. F. 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