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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-10-29, Page 4HiJ TIM S, OOT OBE I 29th, 1403. Stands any Test The most severe judgment of the expert tea taster pronounces' i Blue Ribbon Tea absolutely the best. Why ? It is free from tannin and other bitter substances—no coarse fibrous leaves employed in its making. The taste is pure, rich and creamy—that nameless quality that signifies to the expert and lovers of true tea that it is the best leaves and shoots of the tea plant properly cured. tM 1 Baac1, Mixed Carlon. Grseesx 40c. Should be B'ifty Eel Ask for the Rod Label The Moistens Bank (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855) Read °face, Mo -rtr'eal. Capital authorized — — $5,000,000 Capital (all paid up) — $2.836420 Reserve Fund — — — $2,7f.0,71. 44 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia and 14l(ulnae. EXETER BRANCH Open Every Lawful Day from 10 a. in, to 3 p. ua.; except Saturdays, 10 a. rn. to 1 p. m. Farmers Sale Notes cashed or col- lected. Forms supplied on application. Drafts on all points in the Dominion. Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of ex bange. SAYINGS DE 'ARTME1ST. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards receiv- ed. Interest compounded baif yearly, and added to principal June 30th and December 31st. Deposits Receipts also issued and highest current rate of interest allowed. Advances make to farmers, stock dealers and busi.nees men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. Agents at Exeter for Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLING, N. D. HURDON, SOLICITORS. MANAGER (lie .xc'terr Chip S Calendar for October i SOS 4 '11 18 25 5 12 10 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 StIUIQDAY. MONDAY TUESDAY ... • WEDNESDAY— . THURSDAY....... FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29th, T903. THE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. Parliament Chas prorogued after aj slating, lasting over seven months. It has been the longest session on .record 'and was characterized by some of Lhe most inberesting debates that have Move ever Laken place in Canada. .Thea government's delay- in esttiib'se- tirsh n feet Atlantic service ovals strongly oniticiss•d. It wa,s shown, that the administration has been most nvegIe;otful of this most important fac- toe in Canadian trsnsportaion. Mr. R L. Borden moved a resolution censur- au>:tr Lbs gpv;,r>rmsnL for its weak pal- nay in this matter, and calling ion the . esitaabi'is(hm•ent of a fast line. • 'Sir William Mulock made an at- tempt to .prevent the distribution of Contervative'literature. It was shown taint while the opposiion was. treatei5 in This •di eSra ce fu•1 way,' loans of IA - :bewail campaign mattes was readily Iriandied at the post office at Ottawa. Sir William was foroeal by opposition to back'down•and give his Political op pe.ineinits fair play. Tim object of delay Eng this opposition sheets was to stop Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great deal to you. Follow your ' e r actt r 1 doctors advice and take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It heals, strengthens, prevents. "rot 40 years I have depended on Ayers. Cherry Poctetai for coughs and colds.. I know it greatly strengthens weak lungs.'!' aLrs. r. A. nommen, some, mash. i1,r,; It4r. , 51.OeY. 7.0. A'rtR OO., I aim. Ata, trot F t+ts. for Lowell. Maim. er�re:.neartieaavre eak Lungs Abrer's Pills Increase the activity of the liven,. and thus aid recovery. information .conegrning 'She gov'ern.- mietnt's ,r:icard Falling into the hands Of the lelcleter;s, The aeppossition protested against the go' rlunaenl's ext•ruevagant policy by introducing a resolution calling for aerteenethimeast. Thi gee:lrrlment voted through x bill 10 guarantee the bands of the, Qu - cher Bridge Company to the tune of 80,07,8;200. fibra Lab,r,rals threw every por•.sib1e• obstacle in the way of those' who ween desirous •of slrerngt'hening the laws olgarinest ipolitical corruption. The papers in connection with 'the Alaskan Boundary 'question were brought down, and showed that . the geovel(nimeenit Laid ,consented to the i,r- .liit?ration witthout pratocting tiro in- tnrk tl's of Cajnaada.. In tthe Senate, the Grand Trunk Pa- cific scheme was forced through.. •:by the Liberral majority, some of whom strongly opposed the deal when it was first: brc(a'dheed. HERE IS A POINTER. Because you ihlavn't used Catalrrhoz- - one is the btst :reason why you should use it aright away. It will wee the ea., tarrh that makes your breath so heavy and your hearing so poor. Ca- :tar!rbozonie is a scientific cure for Ca- tarrh, Bronchitis, and Asthma., recom- innnard by deckles and druggists as a teirtat re curse., Mr. Henry A. Taylor, the diciest druggist in Halifax, says `•Cacarrho zone givas. setisfagtionwho- ever i•t.gocs. It is simple and conven- ient to use., and enjoys fully three tin es the sale of auy other Catarrh rem- edy ©olid do bible city." Cata'nrhozone is ,guaranteed to cure and if it failsi you eon have your money returned. Price :$1.00 for two months.' treatment. Small size 25c. Diruggis(s or Polsoa & 0o., Kingston, Out. TUE POTATO CROP FAILURE. The potato orop of 1:903 may be fairly' characterized as a failure. •Ov ex l{hs greater part cif the , patato- prod.ucing area, the tubers ba.ve rota Lod in the ground and in many) cases been scarcely w'orih lifting. The sboriage has greatly enhanced the price, which there is no reason to fear will yet go higher. The potato -grow- ing industry Wins come to a stage lvlr:ore• coni thing must be done to piete'ni the rot if the crop is Lo be linsured in seasons that are not the most favor'tobhe.. Potato -rot is caused by a disease or, rather Indy be caused by one of several •diseases, all of which may i be •priveinied by the uselof fungicides send a judicious selection of the land {upon which the crop is to be, ;grown, Where diseased .potatoes have beets grown, Lhe soil will be infected for isomc Limo unii. 1 by the; action of light and chemical changes in the soil the spores of the fungus disease are destroyed. Rot of different kinds al- so may .be disseminated by sports Which cling to the seed tubera. This fact indicates that it would be well to treat the seed before planting A good fungicide for this purpose, is f'ornraliin one-half pint, forty per cent. sbre'ngl'br to fifteen gallons r of wa.t.er. The tubers should he soaked in Lhe solution for .about two hours before being cut for. send• - Atf telr this t.rextment and planting in uninfeeet- ed soil, ,nothing mare need be done until the chop is up, when it- should receive an application of Bordeaux mix'twre when the Paris green is be- img,alpplied, and also seve.nU later appvtcaititns may be nebessary in els tler to keep the leaves covered until lir:. danger of blight is past. Crops May be grown is favorable masons w ithout these precautions, but in or- der to Insure the crop it will be ne- cr.erra.r,y to give. this treatment. It. It. Gamey, M. P. 1'., gives a eom- Iileh! 'delneal at tihe ohaergcs oontained in lbs affidavit of Edward Cressiniof Tommie, that Gamey tried to ,induce Osee fin to falsify the books of t the this charges 1Jrossien Piano Co., to aidh s c as l3 s o f bribery against Seorstary. Stratton ".They are false •in. every - zmport;enl. particular." Gamey asserted with, em - e hasis. HURON, MIODIESEXI PERTH All the news of Interest to Times Readers Happening in these Counties. Huron Mime Elbaollin'd Hanson,' daughter of Rev. Mr. Ilouson, of Clinton, has:bean appointed deaconess to the Old Beew- ory' Mission, Montreal. Jars. McNamara, of Si afortb, has been appointed bailiff of the Second Division Court of Huron in the pleeet of A. T. Currie, who has resigned. Pain from indigestion, dysepeeepsia, and t•ao laea'nty eating, is r'eliev'ed, at aneae by taking one of Carter's Little Lively iP1ls immediately after dinner. Don't target this. Rumer says a large departmental store is about to be started , at Si.• Joseph. Lange quantities of trunks,. furniture, eeneeerit, currants, ete., avii..�(, . n ,Le,a.ru,ltb ,pdssiil:4 through; Zurich en route, there lately. Recent incorpor,a•tion notices contain the following: "'The Miller Carriage Company, Limited," of Ilensall, share capital 050,000, fillle provisional dir- e -eaters are Geo. M. McEwen, Robert Dlie:111otedio and George Joynt. Miss M. K. Gunne, daughter of Rerv. 0. R. Glenne, received her degree of B. A. at the convention exercises held .a:t Trinity Univers ity last Tuesday evening. She was accompanied to Te- reus], by her mother, who was pre - sen: at the ceremony. At Lhe fall assizes held at Godericih, tthcr •caps' of Westah1tt vs. -Perth Mut- u al Fire Insurance •Co., a claim area pellicy Ler fire insurance was settled by clo'nsetnt, the defendant Co: phying plaintiff y550 and the parties to the suit spaying their own costs. ktilburn's Sterling Headaehe Powd- elis give women prompt relief from monthly pains and leave no bad after effects whatever. Be sure you get Milburn's. Price 10 and 25 cents.'All .dealers. While picking apples, Mr. Wm. Pur idly, ,of Y:arnba, met with a serious ac- cident. 'She limb on which he was standing broke, letting him fall to the 'gtnound from near the top,'of a • very high tree. He had several ribs broken 'and was otherwise severely injured. Mr. Rebor.t Hurdle, of McKillop, near Roxboro, had the misfortune,, to have the first finger of his left han amputated, one day last week, • while working with a cutting machine. He w-a,s removing some shrew, from, 'Lim knives, and allowed his hand to go to. Ear A young woman named Leib, Ciale$ky, of D'ablevood, showed . signs of menttal derangement some 10 or 12 days ago and continued to grow worse until We'd'nesday, •whey she was re,m:oved to the Asylum at London. At times, we are told,; it 'required from two to three mon to overpower her and keep her from doing mischief . If sick headache is misery, whoa, are Carter's Little Liver I'ilis if they,wiil ;pclsiilively cure it? People who •hev,ea, used them .,pea.k frankly of their worth. They are small and easy to 'take. Miss Campbell, of Brussels, is one of o. thundred heirs to a fortune of eighty five million dollars, says tthe Wingham. Admenee. All Oho • parbioulars as to hose ebe became that fortune, the Advance cannot relate. Suffice it to say, ,that Miss Campbell received not- ice, that she was one of the legal heirs and the notice was accompanied by $200 to pay her expenses to Mexico, where she must go to.recsive the leg- acy. lsr. George Irwin, of the Huron Road, west, who is an extensive breed- er ,and exhibitor of poultry, has made an extra goad she w record this year. He exhibited his birds at five shows, and carried off 103 first and 52 second prizes. liis prize winnings at these Eire shows amounted to $711.50, and were 1i.,ribued as follows : Zurich, '0.50; Ess&ter, $15.60 ; Sea.forth, $.17.- J0 ; Dliilohell, $1 1.50 ;St•rathfprd, $20.00 This is a very creditable record for erre sc.a.aoti 'Mama ; ma one article in the: line of medicine that gives so large •a return for the money as a good porous, et:reing;,ileening plaster, such as Ca.r- ter's Smart , 11reled and Belladonna 'Backache Mestere. A little, son of. Mr. William Wr-,tc- cott, of Seafarth, met with a veryser- ions accident on the forenoon of Thur- sday last. In trying to get out of the way of a 'horse, fell, and the horse eielieer tramped on him or or kicked Mien on the side of the head, f.ractur-- ung the scull and inflicting other in- juries. It was thought at first that the im:juuies would prove fatal, but the dtactors removed the broken iriecea of the scull which were :pressing Corr the brain, and the soon recovered t consci- ousness, and is now doing as well, as Gould be expected, and, if unforeseen bem+plice Lions do not set in, the doc-- bons think he will recover. The oases,, however is a• very critical one and re- covery will, at best, be slow. An Ancient Foe To health and happiness is Scrofula as ugly as ever since time immemorial. It causes bunches in the neck, dis- figures the skin, inflames the mucous membrane, wastes the muscles, weak- ens the bones, reduces the power of resistance to disease and the Capacity for recovery, and develops into con- sumption. "Two of my children bad acre -tale sores which kept growing deeper and kept them from going to school for three months. Ointments and medicines did no good until l began giving them Bl'ood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine caused the sores to heal, and the children have 'shown no signs of scrof- ula since." J. W. McGinty, Woodstock, Oat. Hood's Sarsaparilla will rid you of it, radically and pate mantra*, as it has rid thoua;xds. Dizzij? Appetite poor?)Rowels ,t lstipated? Tongue coated? Iead ache? It's your liver l "Ayer's Pills are liver pills, all !vegetable. .S= t yfosir. x well,°rNui4 ant your Moustache or beard 'beauUfall brown or rich black? Use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE wan C. R. P. HALL a Co.. NIe11II6 tt. H. 111.4.01. Aramasiasiwoommatassimmatm D?,r. Jatmes Mitchell, of Stanley town ship, formerly of Kinloss, died on t c'tobar 4th., aged 02. He was iatssii:st- lin(a at a thrashing att he {farm ofhis brvetlsar, Mr. Alex. Mitchell. He seeemiedl .to be In bis usual health. Abend; nine o'clock he complainedo f feeling unwell and. went to the house and died inside, of half an hour. 11 is about twenty years sirr'e•e the remove,l AVM IOi7allo s, CJ stile s IP Co Wit. a . Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signet= of tillOvevouletrliienwre.... mama ZoRN. i i4cT,ei»ON.NEL.-;l11t: UtIaWa11,; o•nt Oolt'v 20011 to Mr.'ancl Mrs, li"0.1iellonnerl a son. WELSH.—Alts Hensali, oh , Ogtpbea; 21fet, to Mr, and ]sirs. Thomas Welsh a daughter. MARRIED. TROT-FARROW—At Stratford,on. on Oat, 15, by the Rev. I)ir..Laang- :foied, Mr. Geo. Trot, Uezzsall, and Miss Loon°. Farrow, • of Stratford. DIED. WILCOX—At Oho residence of Mr.. Thou:nes Webster, Exeter North, on Oct. 24the ,., 1903, Mary Hocken, re - Lice ,of the late John Wilcox, in, her 75th year. THE FAST TRAINS etre via Union Pacific only three daay;s, Ohleago to California, three through ,ertains daily. iee,almraedAtiotnes , p,rovided for all dosses of .passengers. • X31e surge• Stour t•ileket• read:iceolmar the Unison I'tucific. I611 inZcir;neaition furnished on ap- plicla,iion to 11. F. Carter, T.,;P. A.., 14 Jenks Building, Toronto Canada or 11'. B. Choate, G. A., 120:Woocl;ward Ave., .Detroit, Mich . ssnssr+va THE MOLSONS ANK. The Forty -Eighth Annual Meeting was held on Monday, October 19th.—Very Satisfactory Year. The General Manager, Mr. James Elliott read the annual report./ o;f' • the directors as follows;— Ceentlemen,—The directors have pleasure in presenting this, the forty- eighth annual report, showing the result of the Bank's business for the year ending 30th Se:•pLetnber, 1.903. The profits, after 'providing for opeeretingexpenses and bad and doubt- ful delete, are p1< J,o92.24. There have been paid two semi-annual dividends, amounting to $235,580- 95-9 per 'cent. for the year. One hundred and fifty thousand dollars has been transferred to the Reserve Fund and V35,908.27 expended in branch buildings, leaving at credit of Profit and 'Loss account $25,755.91. The Reserve fund is new $2,720,778, having grown from $2,250,000 ,.bal- ance last year, by addition of $150,000 from profits, and '$320,778 from,. the premiums paid on new stock (issues of 15th May last, $500,000 at 190), now being paid up by instalments. During the year branches have been opened at Frankford, Highgate and. St. Marys, all in Ontario. With deep regret the Directors record the death 'of Mr. Samuel Finley, tete had been a useful and honoured, member of the Board for thirteen years. Mr. William C. l4Ielntyre has, been called to fill the vacancy. The braaiches, including Montreal, have as usual, been carefully inspeet_ ed. The officers of the Bank have performedt heir duties efficiently and zealously., WM. M. MACPEERSON, President. The success which has attended the o.peratians of the Molson's Bank during the past year reflects the pros perous condition of the country, and the excellent management of the institution itself. The bank has complet- ed its forty-eighth year of operation end during that period it has never had occasion to pass a single dividend, 'having paid to its shareholders 90 di- vidends in 48 years, which speaks 'highly for the careful administration of the Bank's affairs. We may direct special attention 1 s the warning given by the President, who, in his able address, said: "We must view the present and future :with extreme caution. The channels which the increasing loans have gone into are, we apprehend, in many cases surrounded by a speculative e1e',menet other than a bona fide business character." PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Balance at credit of Profit and Loss account on 30th September, 1902 Net profits for the year, after deducting expenses of management, reservation for interest accrued on deposits, exchange, and provision for bad and doubtful debts Appropriated as follows :- 95th dividend at ra' a of 9 per cent. per. annum, Ise April 1003 $ 112.500 00 90th dividend at rate of 9 per cent. per annum, 1st October 1903 Businee-, taxes Expenditure on Bank premises at breeches ...... Contribution to Officers' Pension Fund.......... Added to Reserve Fund Leaving et credit of Profit and Loss Account, 301.h September, 1903, ,,,, 123,080 95 8,75241 35,908 27 10,000 00 150,000 00 S 30,905 40 439,092 24 $ 465,997 54 440,241 63 $ 25,755 91 General Statement of the Atfatrs of The Molsons Bank. LIABILITIES 30th September, 1903. .'•• ,•,, ..• $2,850,42000 $ 2,720,778 00 80,000 00 25,755 91 123,080 95 302 01 Capital, paid up Reserve Fund.... .......... ... , Rebate on Notes discounted Profit and Loss account 96th dividend for half year at 9% per annum Dividends unclaimed • Interest, exchange, etc„ reserved Notes in circulation Balance due to Dominion Government Balance tue to Provincial Governments Deposita not hearing interest Deposits bearing interest Deposits by foreign - Due to other banks in Canada Due to agents in United Kingdom.... Other liabilities ASSETS Specie $ 493,2.36 79 Dominion Notes 1,170.037 00 $ 1,063,873 79 Deposit with the Dominion Government to secure note circulation ......... •.. 124,000 01) Notes and cheques on other hanks 962,47.117 Due from other hanks in Canada 262,517 21 Due from foreign agents - 586,501 13 Due from agents in United Kingdom 380.901 09 Dominion and Provincial Goverment Securities323,244 71 Municipal, railway,: public and other securitir s2,467,260 16 Call and short loans on bonds and stocks ... 1,898.009 05 — $ 8,668,988 20 13111s diecr,mit-d and current 17,758.876 20 Bills past dne (estimated loss provided for) 92.097 87 Real estate other than hank premises - 120,380 1,0 Mortgages on real estate sold by the Bank ..... 50,878 24 Bank premises at bead office and branches 300 000110 Oilier e s ets... 7,200 00 --- 18,324,539 03 320,093,477 2$ 100,214 49 2,721,781 00 34,144 46 48,273 48 2,801,460 59 14,804,137 67 93,907 85 332,372 85 243,406 38 7,35159 21,187,140 36 2,949,916 87 $26,993,477 23 SPRAINED A1111L. Mary OvingLen, Jasper, Ont., writes ' "My •motsor hacl a badly sprained arzn NdOhiing we used did her' any 'good. Then father got Hagyard's 'Yellow 011 and it cured nrotheer's arm in'tr. few days." Peace 25c. r e1nl II IlleUle UllUleII1111 UI1I I1I1111UIleil UI IlUi1111111111U1p111114,n0 iNegetabie Prr.parationforAs- simildtinn the Food. artclRegula- ting theStomachs alldBowels of Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- ness and Rest.Con tains neither Opiudi,Morphitte nor Mineral, NOT NAP, c OTIC, Atc910 n''o49.12r sVUEZPfr& f .I Snnp4,R SrJ Rockclia Salts - Ado Scot • * Arermir,t fir Carbotctr,fa.4 rib.w.s'cd - (�A/l�:rt� �UT . i;rrkYry'irrra Flaax Apex: ect Remedy forConstipa- tion, Sour Stonlach,Diarrhoea, Worms,Convulsions,Feverish- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. l?acSimile Signature of NEW YORK. sTORia' For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. alae„d.., 111 Use .� For Over shirty Year- ASTORIA THC CENTAUR COMPANY. NCW YORK CITY. _-- Portland Cement VirE HAVE just received a quan- tity of the best grade of Port - and cement can be had at either Centralia or Exeter Storehouses. WANTED WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY For which full market prices will be paid at storehouses, EXETER, CENTRALIA, • AND CLANDEBOYE. JOS. COBBLEDICK 4.•00044,....oemee..••s•••et WANTED D A man to represent "CANADA' GREATEST NURSERIES” in the town of EXETER and surrounding country, and take - orders for OUR URN SPEGif16TIES' in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Seed Potatoe s, &c. Stock true to name and free from Sart- ' Jose Scale. A permanent posit ion for the right man on either salary or comStonre & VVel1ingtonl FONTHILL NURSERIES over 800 acres TORONTO, • ONTARIO' To get that appett, brown appearance and out- side crispyness on roasts of lamb, beef, etc.—to keep their goodness in then thsy must be basted. In' the old style stove this necessitated reaching into the hot oven and moving the hot, heavy pan and holding it in the front of the oven while it was basted. A tedious performance with unsatisfactory results. The draw -out oven rack of the Imperial Oxford Range makes basting a simple and successful operation. Draw the handle in front of the oven for- ward and the rack brings thepan and its contents out of the oven where it may be thoroughly basted with the greatest ease. The Imperial Oxford Range lessens the labor of cooking and insures the most successful results. Call at one of our agencies or write for the Imperial Oxford leaflet. The Gurley Foundry Co. Limited Toronto 1eosatroa1, Wisanaipe f and Vancouver 1 SOLD BY T. HIAWKINS & SON ALL THE USEFUL Branches are taught in the F, 0. B. COLLEGE. Our students are not guaranteed nice jobs, but after a course in this College it will be No Trouble for Them to Hold Any Position. We hid them, if possible to obtain employment, but we first equip there to maintain the high reputation this school has acquired. ,!• W 'WESTERVELT, Principal. mawsasseamaEL`Ct xfoskF9NSf3smoricamJ`a BEWARE OF WORMS. Don't let worms gnaw at the vdtally: of your clhildrdn. Give, them Dr.. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup and' they'll soon be'rid of these parasites._ Price' 25 cents. - EXETER MARKETS Wheat per bushel' .... 74 Oats new .. . .. 26 Barley 80 Butter ...... Eggs Wool to 75. to . to 4028' 16. 17' 14 to 1411•. Pork live weight, ....$5.25 to $5.25 . Pork Dressed .... 87.00 to $7.25... To Cure a Cold in Take Laxative Brom teinine T. Severs Millilon boxes sold In past 12 months. This si � O i Cures Grip in Two Days. OR every ' box. 25c.