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THURSDAY OCT 9 1913 .
CAIT‘Te .1,1) A
1441iiiii.LY
Incorporated ISM
&Reserve $8,700,000
Se BRANCIISS IN CANADA
ERNI. DAWKINS BUSINESS TRANSACTED
LETTEus OF CRED111
TBAITRLLERS CREQATES - te ISSUE
BANK lgONEY ORDERS .*
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
At
a es
zet ingieeet euerent Tate,
Non WO nage
A.eents at Exe r Ica the Dominion Governmeet
CANAI) AN BA
(V:5,27 7/g, 774)
If7
Jape Te.C.tte, Pees -ideal •
QUM AMP-
Asteleteat Ceneent Masteeee
REST 0010
FARMERS'BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Fame
fad.* for the transaction of Their banking business, inckt
discount and collection af sates notes., Blank
plied free of charge on apphcation.
e-
CREDITON
tee
da
Stock
0
to stock
• Anthrcfle Cepa
Weed
bee kzodrored by a to
The0t8b ttde nt Frut ,treat
Tbe Saudeplt Is gone.
ufle8 ot territory next to the isee
gee. No lives were lost.
Tbe torm Allot Saluda)* night be-
1 gan beating' in front Baring Sea was
the worst ever known tere. Mit end
women worked all nigbt in the fey
water to sevatheir household effects,
iThe electric light plaut Vile wrecked
and telephone eervice cut off, elle
eky !pee le eetinutted at o. rattllou nue e
Mat dellere.
There 'will be much suffering and
uteide help will be required. Wieter
15 at hand and it will be Impossible
o get In supplies needed.
The eteamehipaa Victoria and Cor-
wth, were lying fte. the road:
sted, ran to the open sea and eucaped
damage. All tbe small boats ou the
beach were destroyed., Five hunOred
ihouses have hem demolisbee, and
more are tjtilinS.
Neluii, the famous gold cataiii on
Behring Sea, the most northerly city
th the world, was built on a sandy
sea beach. In feoet of the town there
Isen anchorage or ships, but steam-
ers not make a lanaing. Cargoes
and passengers are lauded at an
lal tramway station in deep water.
e principal part of the town, which
lozen yeT.r1 ago had a population
of 20,000, is on the east side of Snake
River, with a finger extending to the
west along a narrow sandspit. Thie
andspit was rich in gold dust and
e earlier settless built their cabins
ere.
The etimmer population of Nome Is
about 4,000, and in winter 2,00q) re-
main, the others coming out on
eteatuships that leave late In October.
One steamship is yet to leave Seattle
for Nome.
It will be possible to send revenue
cutters to Nome to deliver supplies
and tate away needy persons who
wish to lee:see .
aur O.,
screened
without
Gidtworthol,
GB/ANTON.
Have City
NOME&
Replace tleat tient, draughty.
dargerona and oi-
1 ensive out-of-doore
closet vete am in -
doer closet .which
requires to sewer,
LO plumbing: tared
BO finishing SS -
Have city convenier.ces int your
7.4nae. Safeguard Family ,health by
grestalliag
tar
ereetED CliOsleT
' Sanitary and Odorleals
4°1weed° closets can be inetallcd, ir.
bathroom, cellar, on any other
valer.t place indoors; merely Te-
aeulteiteg to be ceenaected by a pe ,fer
ee'eXtillation with a chimney hole
"Tweed"Liquid Chemical) used in
.eictiseection. with Tweed;Closets is been
deodoraat and disinfectant.
iMy tandeeds ot Tweed Closets
lave, been sold in Catade. Send for
ilinstrated price liste
Ihroteler Apr, '3 1912. Dear Sir: The
gettemical. Closet 1 bought from you on
Thi 5tb 1912 is petrfecte I did not
4enepty 'it till Merck 29th There are
letreee, in the family and car. leave the'
Ala alp and no particle of odor can be
iinined I would not !ask for Anything
eeettezi Yours Truly E. M. Weseele
OY LO
Wedneetitte he Firat Day o
At D. 1913
Esgs
Cbeirman
A. Be regeara Lelte
Vice, ceaireaere and
U. Rittson See,
Commissleger
TRE eIATTlekt of tbe Mono
ei-n0 Centrelle TelePbene
elation lacreaeed eariff charges for
eepbow eerviee.
etoeer
eectiell of '''The On-
eephone Agt° ee Geo. V. c.
oviclee irtillOWAg
1,11,e Not witbetandlog anyebing
A, any Act heretofore pessed by tlete
Xoegielatutee ail tells. b.;• charged
y rosy gorepaey &shell be entetect tO
ee apeeovat t It* 'P9ArtI.,
•
tee Every coifliY bUi We with
Aar s tOU 1maeh.
eiee :alert eete, enti give A07
liefee.nteeetta eerriettleese. ;led
tite ./Reeed fore tin* to
"tqe Iyeeeral repletion* or he
aftlitetble to the paetiee
$ ere -scribe, and rLt
rag an' && intee
ie defeat
b E-elt.7,1119wpa
t
tUpg or b
17 t
VE STOOK ADVANCES
Rush of Cattle Irate U. S.- Brings
inevitable Result;
I ernoval of 27 lete Pe r cent. Date
Censes an Unerecedented Rush to
Bute...lie and Detroit rind Ontario
Consumer Is Confronted Willi au
Inerease In the Price ot Beet—
Choice Grade Brings $8,
I'ouroNvo, Oct. 7,—The inevitable
haPPeued at the local live stock yards
yesteeday. Market values advanced
generally $0 cents. to 75 cents per
AllindredWeleht. It was the flrst mar-
ket after the passing al the Wilson
tariff, which put live stock and meats
on the free list, and AS the Buffalo
Stock Yard*, with higher price levels,
.re aggressive rivals of Tomato, hold-
ers held oet for sharp adeancea and
lauyera knew they would have to pay
or lose the trade. Indeed best Cana -
diem steers were shipped, to Buffalo
from ()uteri.) poiuts, and brOught
from $7.50 to $$ yesterday, exactly
what was paid here for the same
ciags,
°Iell pay whet I gave last week,"
'Then eeen'll not get them.,"
This ia h tYilleat da1oue h0
dicatee the ellitraeter of the mar
throughout tbe reernieg. Up met
mama the number of sales were limit-
ed. Commieeion vela claimed they
had their order e from the eountrY
axed could not eell uuder the advance
(wee cee. given abeere. Some eholgo heavy ex-
atid rLiz TI pbone Awn,. port :steers were oared, weighiug
fr. tutflisijd a- teeite eerie, 1.400 pounale eecn. and brought from
e for telophoue sers-iee f$12 (Twee 47,50 to ;8 per heneredweight,When
nolare) eer lealenla lieu 0 the tbe sagle elaaa nPPeared ou tbQ leer'
Ana cliarge, Wed and approved fey
Ilearal on. the ',lard December 1910
7 Oierett, Dollare) Per 4411111011 for
said telephone nervice,
AND W11E11E4446 the Mcnant Car
el and Centralia Teleehelle elia5OCI
hai failed to %matey with tta
id proveelone of etetion 31 of
be Uric. Telephone Aet" b nei-
etkzi
to file walla tbt tetrad th
barge of S14 &Twelve Do
ler telephone
Ue E
be appr
et SRI (Twelve fl
want
mas
e
he fail -
el aud
Centralia Telt*e AFtlei al to
port the obange riff char -
tor telephone eervt as efere-
id was date to ignerance ef thz re-
ernente el '"."the Ontario Tele-
. Act" in this respect and not
a II f el interne
" 1 Tlli OHO MOnille CO. [11110
gent;— W.J. Heatuan
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
•fro All :Women I will send ireeia
it full instructions, ray jeome treatt
which positively cures Leucoere
Ulceration, Displacemepts, Falb.
the Womb, Painful or Irregular
kids, Uterine and Ovarian Tumors
growths, also Hot Flashes,. Nervt
Ustiess, Melancholy, Pains in the
qabl, Back, Bowels, • Kiceley and
ladder troubles where caused, l'tY
• a.
eas peculiar to our sea. You
iftinue treatment at home at a.
"evenly about 12 cents aeffeek:
66k, "Woman'. Own Medical
ser/ r also sent free on rein
o-clay.ta Address Mrs. Mjf
OX 841 a Windeor, 'elate
by
the tart
viet,„
acaurra m
'eel and
latiort is he
tie NOW OftDELIS that
charge for telee'bene tier -
(Twelve Dollars) 'per
Ly tile ealial leroent Ver.
ralia Teleebone Assoc.
ileproved.
ket Net they sold at e4,25 top price.
end tbat was ;ust NW' dare no.
Medium weight hattly choice Bikers,
opuler for the lacausehole„ were aiee
Meer in about the sante .rope_tion,
seUIng at from e7.25 to $7,75. Chelee
heifer* broeght $t,50 to *5,75, n'Itla
entemen tea medium et *4.75 to e5,25.,
',Meet Ultra MAY .11aleale 'tile eerie
umer, Tito its 'got t cAttle-dealer. Ono
o theao bullocks yleld 'when dreseed
m $4 to SS poutele mat et 100 oe
ilee 'INelglet. This meene that
.haele et an advaace of 75
ire Weight the consumer
Q pay Octet donble: thee
d. Or lea cent/. Per pound.
IS
to *het 119 PeTe new el14It
,
L 40400 matter.
Canadian Cattle RI
Auction Sale
oF HOUSE/IOLD EFFECTS
oe, , aquetreautinae:nesigteed bare been ilestruct-
ed to zeil by Tpublic auction at the
residepeef MrEvaas.outh ef
co
TUESDAY OCTOBER 21st
At 2 Web)* sbarP the- Tnliewle,g
household effects
lstevrall esente.t7Tee" tte4lre17.ociepc'ingk 1 ;see'"gize
chaise., 1 Rocking ebair 2- large
arm chairs, tedsteed bureau. cue-.
beard and etandea earPet eweeper
arpete, looking gineses cantata land
curtain poles., picturea and picture
frames; glassware; quantity dishes
lamps, lawn mower; wheel barrow,,
ladder.. garden lite/Leila- lawn ehair.
vegetables and Qthe' articleto
L'uTmeerr145ot e
toemale—m
ntSione'll Auras Cash
„hires Evans
ProPrieteesa
Stanley
Auctioneer
HIGHWAYMAN CAUGHT
Artillery ,n an CvIi
age in Thrift�g
wo Meat Reid tea Payter o
Oran e'elvet Co, mad
ele0—Itooty Is Recovered An
lits et falaniserete Which YAl
Low s ls Participated le by jjo
Ovals of exited Mem
STONI4OT014. COML. Oct. 7.
Skirmishing through the woods in the
ziortberu part of this townleet night
United State e come artillerymen- cen-
tered Men Nam itt believed to be oue
of the two maeliell higitwaymee who
13' in the daY with drawn revolvere.
14 UP Carl A, Roelle paymaeter ot
Ameritau Velvet (.o.,
Red totalt
bha a eatelael eeetel)leg ;lee -1
9119. Ind bUh.I
eeti Oa* trilekty recoveTed
bo nuder lute which
had been tossed, Thera the
I ot the two banallte began,
aeneuse or townsmen Who
II of the men, and then
Ie
rs, nrho were ip theIjh• borhocn1 for geld exerclees. Tbe
DETROIT, Oet. 7. o artillerym eit went at the task in
duty on cattle under the new terlff earneat, going out In extended order
resulted in a rush ot shipments of and ideally melting through a cenxe-
1 stock from Canada tato Detorit Wry. In *bleb it eves thought the ban-
turday and yesterday. Terenty-aev- dile were At hay, The men lead eaten'.
carloads were received Saturday ed, bowever, and the tatirmishline
d twenty yesterday. The former swept onward until it 'Wee deep in
ty was ?.7 leg per cent. "Witellea* Woods." in a 'wild section
ft the town. Occateieeally a aoldier
uld get a glimpee ot the quarry and
the pursuers would sweep onward
gain, Tbe artillerymen were relieve-
d by groups of citizens and farmers
—most of the latter armed with guna
while About mid-afternoon 300
male employs of tee velvet comealie
were released from work to loin in
the general scamper across th fields
th
and rough the brush.
Darkneaus set in and the soldier
Were making their way back through
Charlet; Deets' woods -wean a party
et them Tau into a civilian wearing a
soldier's overcoat. He was taken in
charge and escorted Into town aud
turned over to Patrolman O'Connell,
who put him iu the lockup. The
matt declined to answer questions as •
to Ilia Identity. He is libout 25 years •
of age. ee-- —e""
Tbe second bandit escaped, and It
ts believed he is traveling north •
-
ward, The mea apparently planned
Hie hold-up -svith considerable care.
They had not anticipated that sol-
diers, who have been here for a fort-
nigbt's field work, would be close at
hand. The place or the hold-up was
on a bend in the road, and conditions
on either side were good for making
the attack.
Ptiii.TriklIt ORDERS
that tb OZdeellen come into full
force (led effect on the first day of
Nevember ea, D. 1P13, erovided .bo -
ver that that eny !meson or persona.,
wbo may now or eereafte,r be affect-
ed iby the ovLslorz o two Order
may before teat date make applica-
tion to tbe ;Board to be Imard taloa
the eubject matter of this Order.
ND IT Ife 21111TIIER ORDEREI)
that a con' taf this Order ellen. he
advertised in etre issue et each weok
of at least two local neweeetpexe
circulating througbout the territory
In weieli the Blount Carmel and Cen-
tralia Aseociation is furaishing tel-
cehoce service, during the two weeks
ending October eleventh and eight,-
th 1913.
D. M. MaNTYRE
Chairman
All
YUAN IS PRESIDENT. _
Momentous Election In China Results
In His Appointment.
PEKIN, China, Oct. 7.—One of the
most important events in the history
of China ---the election of a President
of the new republic, took place here
yesterday. The members of both
Houses of Parliament were called to-
gether to east their votes for a chief
executive, to hold office for a term of
five years, and the greatest interest
in what was to China a novel pro -
debiting was manifested in all parts
of the empire.
When the united Houses of Parlia-
ment came together yesterday morn-
ing, the register recorded that 759
representatives of the people were
present to take part in the historic
proceedings.
The first ballot took a consider-
able time, owing to the fact thethe
deputies and Senators were not famil-
iar with the proceedings. When the
.probably become involved in trouble
voting was concluded, it was fo-und
WOULD AID CARSON,
.g MuL Sari 1300 'Volunteer
Aro Ready To Sail.
LONDON, Oct. 7.—(O.A.P, Cable.)
The otter et assistance from Winni-
peg Orangemen to testerwhiele was
prominently advertised bore, yeas re.
!erred to by Sir Edward Carson in
hie anal speech before leaving Ire-
land. tor London. *
"The Government," he said, "will
soon find that a quarrel which looks
to them ia the distance to be a local
one in. a, comparatively small part of
his Majesty's dominions, 'wilt very
soon grow until it permeates eeery
village and hamlet of the itholetearnit-
ed 'Kingdom and proceeds out Into
the Empire. from which eeskelo,
fK5S4 /17111ralPeg, we recelYed an offer
or 500 men to come across. (Cheers.)
"In your name I send to Our fel-
ow-citizens across tho sea and In
other parts of the United Kingdom
this simple message: 'We are prepar-
ing and are prepared to do our part.
We call upon you to do yours. We
are prepare& and we were alWaYs
prepared never to betray you. We call
upon you to see that we are not be-
trayed'."
RANDALL EXONERATED -
Police Sergeant Who Charged Me:
Asked to Resign..
GUELPH. Oct.'7.---For the. seeoad
'time in one year Chief F. W. Ra
of the Guelph police force has. beca tech -tomcatted, the pollee last night af-
cleared of the charges
preferred *.er tavestigating his alleged crimes in
police eomniissione various cities were able to fix upon
ers, at an adjourned meeting held yes -
against him. The elm only- one mender,. or possibly two.
terdae. came to the conclusion that
Captafn Haipine chief of the detec-
the charges preferrd by Serge Thos. ive hu'rean, "4("h'hnea bk. ecnnic-finn
Kickley had completely failed, and ,that SPeircer, in giving his long,. Or -
they decided to ask Sergt. Kickley to litmetattetial confession Jcrime, was
resign his position on the force, to ' ennstantanie' 'falsifier- 4-
take effect on the lst of November. Four of the murders he says he
While nothing official from the com- tomraitted were perpetrated while
missioners has been elven oat fee vue Ipencer was le the Illinois State Peni-
blication, it is understood that Mayor tentiary at Joliet. Of twelve of the
Carter was a dissenter. Sergeant
illeged murders the police in this city
Kickley had been -' faithful member and other,eties have no record. In
years
atrhse. force for the past twenty-seven one case described by Spencer pollee
records show that a body was recov-
.- ered, but that the detectives have as
yet esteblished no connection beeween
Comic Opera Means Trouble. - Spencer arrd the crime.
LEIPSIC, Oct. 7.—Signora Toselli, "Except for possibly two murders
formerly Crown Princess Louise of spender's weird story of killing peo-
,Ple by hammering in their skulls and
sinking their bodies in lakes seeres
Purc. fabrication," said Captain Hal-
pin la;t night_ "His, fraagination,
stimulated by drugs,. poured Out one
of themostfantastic.taIes of murder
that, has ever come from a man whose
'mind is given to dreams of crtme."
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A MA IS SHAKEN.
Rouse and Lot for
Sale
DR, 0,1?. 110=K0N
DE,NTIk3T
Honor Graduate of Toronto Unitateete
eaty Office over Dickson ec Carle-
ling'e Law office. Closed Wedcatiane
Hrick cottages very ,centeal An- day afternoons. Phone. Office idge
drew Street just eieleied tow -n hail Residenee 5 le:
coutalc.ing eaeler Dinieg 'ROOM Kit»
ellenand summer kitehen 3 . „Bed
rooms 3 clothes ciekeets large ran-
try_s,ciler threughout Hard and soft
Water, EXten large lot with several
fruit:trees Also etaeble, Eor terms ae
frint trees alSO etatie. For teethe n'e"-
to A. Haetirees oe
^auctieneer and Heel gstat.. Agent
Exeter.,
For Sale
That nicely eitutheed, comfortahle
and ut-to-date frame cottage on
corner of 'Main and Victoria. alreels.
Good le:tcheri, cellar and woodshed,
hard and soft water, Poesessien giv-
en etaatiit P„erobaser. For terms' eat',
earticulars apply to D. Macke Exeter
or Themaseameron, Anat., leargebaar
50 Are Farm
For Sale
The uudergted
t that fine 100 40
‘aship of Steehell b
E or tot 15 Con., l. and Lot 16
P There iS on the latter a go
franle bouse tonteieieg 8 reeme
two back barite Sixid and 30x50
wtth ZoPft stabling ue0erneetb; a
tever failleg well with wind Mill
rpit▪ ancesl Weter through tbe 'barn
wJIeiletralreleed. well fericee ft4i
in geedeteteef celtivatioa 'or ur-
ther apply On the pre -
raise e to J. le. Schroeder or 11,
Philliee, Reel Estate Agent Rxeter
On. ,
DR, A, R, KINSMAN 4.0.6".
Honor Graduate of Toronto 14iyer,
easity __ea)
DENTIST v411
Teeth extracted .witieteet vela.
soy bad effecto. Office over GU**.
teen .6; kiteilleureeti _Office „Mein- Seee
Exeter,
W. )3RoWNING AL 41*
Graduate Victoria thaw
ette Office and residence Doluirieo*,
LabretOree, Kxe tete .
Associate Coroner 0i Huron
D tomsoN & PARLING
elareletere, Solleitore Votariee Cale-
eyeacera Goranaissionere, Selisitiame
dee Maisons llank etc. ..
M /
onee Loan at lowest eateit et Lege
est, ,
FVIPReerkleNtki STREViT AY-WM*
St Parting S. Ali 14, Plakigair
1
°NI:17 T a „a
W e have are amoutat priXe"
feeds t rm en on fagaud Idea.
propete t leivest rate pe leee
GLAD/4E4N $c STANBDRIS
1.Itkis.LaSsaa, Solicitorei etsita 9*,
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0,4A
liS-4 G. E. At. DISARM' A Ilhe Vogl
Hoaor Geaduate of the London Cceue-
aervetery of inealc, Teaekdule Dar*
lege of the Weetera Lieivereliter
Teeeher ,Dieno-Theer.T. -tlartaeirelee
Veenterpoint and falueteal Btcx
/ends prepared for musical extiecei-
free. Fetter
J.W.Westentel
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Vice -Mkt!
r ex •
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eeedsthat
previous •
ea'/ .eceived our catalogue
, :rue toy or gt wo- h
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not
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doe*, not keow the great OpPOr- •
tunities or Commercial lite We
.bave three deeartments_Cem•
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merclal Shorthand a cd lreg- •
replay and we offer y ou oti-
vantages not offered efawhere
in Oetarle. You, may enter at
any time. 1Vrite tor our free
catalogue at once.
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UST A PLAIN 1.1111te
ellerderer Spencer's Crimes Are Not
Carrc•h•Med
I CHICI.GO, Oct. 7.—Of the nine-
teen murdeira. Henry Spencer, slayer of
'err/ lielicirect Rercroat, swore
Saxony, will,
It is announced here,
that Provisional President Yuan Shi_
Kai had been given 471 votes, and
Tsai Yuan Heng, 153, while twenty
other candidates, including Dr. Wu
Ting Fang former Chinese Minister
at Washington, and Dr. Sun Yat Sen,
the ,leader of the Republican move
-
meet, had each received a few vOtes.
Language All Important.
LONDON, Oet. 7.---(0.A.P. Cable.)
—Premier GO -1130'S advice to French-
Canadians to see that their children
are taught English produces a long
editorial in last night's Standard.
"The advice has been thought so good,
elsewhere," says The Standard, "that
Premier Gouin is only repeating a
thrice told tale. Language is thought
by empire to be more important than
attleships 03' armies."
Scalded To Death -
11T ART1i1111,,-Oet. 7 ----Engineer
Pioufus- vras scalded to death
anti Fireman 1)erripsey was ba
burned by escaping ateaniyeter
when tbe backbone of thei
asbroen as :it, etathee
at.Wild pck
with the Saxon Government, in con-
nection with the comic opera of
which she has writtea the libretta,
and' whose approaching production
is announced in Rome.
The ,Goverement declares' that if
the work contains any attacks on the
Saxon royal family, it will cut down
the princess' annuity.
Bail Was Refused. Ea tluptlare,5 Continuer In the Interior
, , , Ad , .
NANAIMO, B.C., Oct. , , .—Little in-
tlieRePublIc.
terest was evidenced in Nanaime yea* PA -NAL, Oct.- "7:—The series of
terday morning in the opening _of the earthquakes continues! in the Interior
trials before Judge Howey, ailaing of the relmblie. Advices received yes -
out of the ,recent strike disturbencee terday morning, from Tonosi, a town
In Nanainto district. Before court in the ' province of Loa Sontos, say
adjourned for the day applielifonfor , that two 'hills have been levelled and
bail was made by Mr. Leigheam on -many houses destroyed by big fissures
behalf of George Pettigrew, cargania- in the earth. A church talker at Peno-
er of the mine workers. It 'waa re- ,nome'end some honsCbave, been raz-
fused. ' ' - — '•• . ed and sin:tiler daniage has 'been
i gt$4. chine in, the "towwatee:gea,pnice. A
feeling of 'aPisre,h.0 :ill ,Prevails On
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It. If ba cannot supply
the IltelIVEL, accept no
other. bat send stamp for Illus.
'rated took—seaded. It gives full
partite= and directIons invelnable
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General Arent. for Canada.
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