Exeter Times, 1914-5-14, Page 4Ch
dre
Cry
che
is Majesty Eitertains Ruler of
Denmark and Qonstrt,
COVerte GAIrden Opera Rouse L Com -
VOW ifeela Peeformance
Whien Most Brallaut Gatiwr-
g To Britain Is gette Ctineed Intereuption and
To Be Elected,
LONDON, May -- Tee Roya
Ceoera House. Covent Gardeo, waa
earomandeered Tast ragllt by Kinn
'George for a gala performance
nor of the King and queee Of Den,
mark, who ate pay. r 'their aceeeeion
scene feoel La Tosco,"
La Boaente'' and "Aida." 'I'he sing,
ers lneloded Mel5a. ann EuimY Death',
reeai aedienee the performers
had the jeaders of the political, tile
plomafie and secial world of Looden,
h
rte291k111, eanndtctle°W:Veria°rraitts hoefatitt4ife4
gieWes aud eetvele of untold wealth,
The eeene, whiebwas of gergeous
brilliance, was for a time marred 1.7
eatUagette tlenninstratifee. Dering
Interlude suffregette rose in
haleoee etalls and sleartted:
George, Wrtatetil are being' tar-
n your tdorafiefons."
0 Men *Wan neerhy eeleed /he
IS ;ter and dragged her' outside,
ether ielett ejected wemen with
Whet Started mtlemottatrating."
e shrieked, ticked and 'clawed 43
re befog earried from the
Meanwhile other ettifrae
the gallery abeve the renal
«Me 4 Mat et/entity of
te
leaflets,
rge and glffiell Nary W
gueSte. end tIlIrlY 0th
h many oeettieleti 4 ben
of the house, with mem
UQ
(matte, corps and their
side and ttee eattictet
their leaders me tbe
,¶VJ4 grotkr part• of the
many of the stalls,
epted by the enteetti
that the general
Went with tho
WAY Dollghtte anti 'Which ,Taao been
ea hag bnime the Signature of
s been ro-de Milder /tin peen
anal theflPervi-Siem Oince its infancy,
km. no ono to decelsve you Inuit%
el. ,s1, "trizeP-4S-fenieent " Ante .1544
ti el endangen the health of
A ht,Steeat
-A A
... .8,,,..ps,
...- ...b,sturth. ,.
r s't
5,114- It
battle NOPIPItino 40 Up rareS.o,.
g reotle
Pole IS it$ Kelfttrantee, It des__ PIMA.%
Blare tui 2-11.11r17 lene74.' tt
11.3e Iller the -Y elief of C5Ortstirinetelope
le, eele Teetleinef." TretchleS Ana
4,1 few felearneeh nettil Ronne/Se
tenalthr and edatmul Seleelt.
NetheeS ,
TH• EXETER T
MARKET REPORTS t
CBICAGO, May 11,-Rapidly-deereas--
g.stocks, both foreign andaVe domestic,
the whip -hand to the buying sJde
wbeat todaY The marl:et closed at
az .dace of %c to le net, Corn gain -i
r The for the day. and oats %e to,
%.e. In provns, the outcome varied
43, 41'1W .0 :4 r -9-f 2ill,e.
ToraiNTO caOIN MARKET,
wbeat, fall, bushol.....31 02 to $1 02'
Bar;ey bushel 0 52 0ne
rens. bushel 0 90 ••••
Oats, bushel 0 43 0 40
11.3„*e, bushel 0 65
Backwheat, ushe. 010 0 "'le
xouoNTo Rutty xt,aTtitvx
4tter, etore os 0 23 Qg*
tter. creamery, lb. rolis 0 25 0tfZ 17
separator. dalrY.• 2.4
, creamery, solids. 0 ge 0 SS
s tO tine count/7„ The program ek4,,,e. 0 23 0 ee
Otacese, 0 14% 015
nOtleY, combs. dozen 2 eo a g1?
Renee, extracted. ea
WINNIPEG GRADi. efARIGT.
A
frix* mon
4 , is the oh
between \Viotti
W1 excel
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a ?owl:
SOCIALISM ADVANCES
an
Job
o
inteliene
ri lowest pricts
Leh Pine
ii Spruce
(Jedar Shingles
e Cedar Shingle-
_
ed Cedar fel Posts 8 feet
e 'Cedar FeDee Posts fept
ed Cedar Fence Posts 10 feet
AB Styles of Woven
e Fence and Gates
tapek bo4
01
0ns 11
a or t7ntn u
ed Sttes sa11rnianti mart
Bryi .nsste that the release
be 'brought about
at onee. Viriten milted about the nt-
tez he *would not sey what
impnert if tbe vice-consul wer
kept b.prison, but he was ,gravely
raphaVc lntumouncing the Goveirt-
PellrEl determlnatiou that he be
eed.
in anaouncing the Lobos Island in-
, cident the Secretary informed the
' mediators that en far the United
States Government had received no
official confirmation of the taking of
th island and that in the absence of
eonfirmatiOn be could offer no official
explanation of the reported action of
the navy. In o.dministra.tIon circles
it is contended that if the seizure has
• been made, it was not an act o ag-
gression against lauerta, but merely
a necessary step to protect oil ship-
ping against possible disaster as a re
stilt of the dosing of the lighthouse
by the rederals.
White the representatives appoint
d by C., tn. leuerta, to confer with the
/mediators were preparing to leave
Vera Cruz, the IL S. Government o!
fi
Blue bake Cellielet
arys Gkrnent,
Eureka Aspii tit )Dfi ng
at $1_25 per square
A CLATWORT71
G iZAN fON
IS T il H1ER
'low would yozz answer it?
Betweea the lines of thia sbort letteryo
enn read grim tragedy. If its appeal were
made to you, personally, how would you
Ammer ? Suppose you held the power to
receive this poor woman or to turn her
, way, which wouId you do?
"Will you kindly give nae information
concerning adnaission of a very needy
woman, near me. Her husband is dead,
and she is in consumption. She has two
small ellitelren, ab present in an orphans'
borne, as the mother is not able to care for
them, and their only income is whah
an
aged 7oother earns. They live in one small
easy to any, "Why, of course, 1
would offer relief, if it were in my poWer 1"
D.1, think! Are you sincere when you
' ray that? Are you in earnest? Do you
really ../eant to _help poor, suffering COO-
aMptitteS? Thi?.44 Imre i5 your chance to
ve
your sincerity,
onteibutioas to the Musitoka Free Hos-
for,'Cortsum tives wilt .be gratefully ,
, J. Gage, Chairman
Sir3aclina Avenue,
reerserers „,34
cially announced its representatives
Inmediation negotiations before tee
South American trieinvirate at Ni-
agara Falls, Chat., next Monday.
justice Lamar, of the J. S. Su-
preme Court, and Fred. W. Lehman,
former Solicitor General, were chosen
by President Wnson as the American
representatives. From Iluerta are
hastening forward Augustine Rodrig-
eez, Emilio Rabasa and Luis Elsn-
er°. Arabassador De Gama, of Bra-
in Minister Neon, of Argentina and
Inister Suarez, Cr Mile, the media -
en, last night eepressed satisfaction
the selection of the advisers for
th Governments,. and little further
expected in the neelirainaier peace
eotiations until all bane net in
nada.
een. Carrane-
s who setie
,I not be r.
ence,
es.
acc-
From Te
eierals an
on preen
'uggle,
fle repo/
a wanho
e bandit
attack t
ved to a
ign na
:rico CI'
ger of.
'nee on1
9rtneet_
was t
7ankin
feehie
Garr'
10
e
he. IVIerican re -
overthrow,
in the con -
latest ad -
Mexican
alists have
languinarY
of battle,
.'s strength
-, and that
:vas aeout
the south
- agents of
people in
imminent
satb.
activity
lean situa-
t .dozen of
army now
of .S'ecre-
s confer -
explained
ting was
itaa laws
I tee
, ietoer :
1 D.
- Dvt,-urTri,:n.
httra• 65'.-.0.--; No, 1
no,, '921$c; Jlily, 4
WINNIPEG, Mee 11,---Close-Caste-
Wheet-Nce 1eorthere, ein;No, e doe
eelee; Ne, 3 do., '7'.?,;•c; No.. I rejected!
eeeds, 895'tic; No. g S7Viel No, 3 dool
No, 1 smitten N. 2 do,',
se; N. $ do, 5.q4c; No, A red winter,l
No. 2 40., eenee; No, 3 doe ennece
ate -No 2 OM., ern,et No. 3
extra Q. I 'feed, nen No. 1 leen,
NO. 2itT.N4f,.. 3.5344o.
e1–N0. eleee: No. 4, 4feet%, ree
e 0'3AI feed. Met
'w; 1331 Nelle.O.. eleeeee No,
',74•2; No- 3 O.W.. 31.2.471,
?..11LNAPOL1S GRAIN efAltleElle
34 war 1-TApat
034 Jab'. PV,ig'
partber9,.
ie OSi,
0ec b
-tO 3o
Pg+4,1.
TORO
.W110.4.t4eNO
04eint ,Nee
t 4-11-C4
Y 11PS,
1. Reeeipts ot
Uve stoot at t Union Yards were
142 care, comprising 2800 eattle,
10.06 hem 00 elieen and 331 calves,
nutcnoys,
befog 'agora. 40 ie W301 gPoil
hoice -$1.46 $:,; medium at ri.av
aC4,1 Catt0194A At re te 37.401 eheiee etnein
ta 41`,Zt1?4 geed t.4.0474,1 vane
cow* at 35 to 31.7st ea-4MM And
tter-at Veen tO reeetet ettele,e belle ete
TM; good at titget to S.0,74 ellatrim
le At 46 ta.;6•26,..
stackers and Feeders.
*et for atecitctv and f
steady. Cholce Atom.
at 4745 te $7,004 esteem 61
t,ed at 7 to eetn8Mft1 Wenn bee
to
rine. ,
kera end Serinaere.
02 Mere end winger* w
4 they sold at Malt olives
I ranged At from $09 to
eetion (elves Part El, thIn
111 her.
"tf T!O Socialists
$UeCegs2ul yesterday oe the
or members of the
Plates, 61 of them b
• Vas gives them 1
tlai now Chamber as com-
ritb 6t
In the old. 11`be
Cafl-
dtQ418 managed to hold their
oetTn 74 members, which
th 37 eeted. oa tbe first ballot,
s t • 161, ati compared
tit 150 th the od chamber.
The Temps, analyzing the position
the Deputies. eccerding to their
re-eleet1oa declarations, places 308
ut ot tho 603 members as in favor
of the tbree years military service,
the others being designated as
aztInst such service or doubtful; 279
Members for the income fax and 35.e
for proportional representation.
The Socialists' success in the elec-
tions appears to have been due to
their well-defined program and their
adequate organization. Tho Radicals
and other groups had alnaost as many
platforms as candidates.
The Briandists lost ground bY lack
of preparation and general. slackness
in campaigning.
Death of Mrs. Pugsley.
ST, JOHN, N.B., May 13. - Mrs.
Pugsley, wife of the Hon. Virilliara
Pugsley, former Minister of Public
Works for Canada, died yesterday
morning at her home here, after a
long illness, Mrs. Pngsley was a
daughter of Thomas Parks, a promi-
nent St John citizen, and was mar-
ried to nfr. Pugsley in 1876. She is
survived by her hifilinead, two sons,
W. G. Pugsley of Montreal, and 3. A.
Pugsley of St. John. The funeral will
be held on ,Wednesday. afternoon. ,,
Hindu Steamer Unreported.
VICTORIA,J3.C., May 12.-Inp to
Sunday night there was no word of
the steamer Komagata /Vlarte which
is bringing several hundred Itindui
to this conntry in defiance of the law.
`Unless sheehas been wee/lake/1 by dis-
aster or her machinery has broken
down she ought to be off the coast
by this time.
Mexican Youth Hanged.
PECOS, Texas, May 12 -Leon Car-
denas Martinez, e Mexican youth, was
hanged here at noon yesterday for the
murder of Miss Emma 'Breen, a
school teacher, three years ago. The
Mexican Government had,, the case
carried to the United States Supreme
Court in a vain effort to sane Mar-
tinez.
Plenty of Work In London,
LONDON, Ont., May 12. - Indus-
trial conditions are so good in Lon-
don at present that in the police court
yesterday Magistrate Judd discbarg-
ed John Devine and Harry Minick
and told them to hustle and get one
of the many jobs around the city. The
pair were charged with trespassing
on C. In R. property.
Gyp ies Are Fined.
KINGSTON, May 22. -The -police'
were called upon to drive a band of
`about 5.0 gypsies out of -the city., Af-
ter being driven out they came back -
Veal Ceivee,
in Of veal calvee• were modem
0 firm. helve calves eold
fo$01',3etea.54,02140.$9.25; gOlna;
_ ehcep and -Lams.
Teen WIWI) 041Y 90 Atteer4 Ara I
reported on eale, Prkes were 21
Sheep, OWN% vele at Stcsii to S7.74P. ra
Se to- ;4.644 41UPPed lyeariing-AtI*eericAn-
wetlierei. SS.10: yearling Intim, unelict-
nottalc5.470. -to 49.00; ,toring iambs. t
, eloon
Rog pricee were lower, teelecte fed and
tone. $S,35; end $9 tea). ears, andwetnoe
°Ifilw0Nof1:1113761 L, slroox.
IroxTrw.A.L. May 1L -At the 'Montreal
etude market the supply 'was larger aud
an, taster feeling /love/epee for good to
eitotee eteers, and prices decline/1 lec to
25c per 100 pountis. Other grades were,
ueclutriged owing to the fact teat tin
were net advenced /net 'wenit in eyreptt.,
thy with the above, .st this redaction
there wits a fair demand' from come
tree while other a ebowed a disposition to
hold off on adeleee from Toto that the
run was large.. The quotity of the stock
coming fore/are is geeerally above the
zaevzetigoen:or tide eettson of 'the year and
buyers have to. difficulty :In malting their
The week feeling that developed in the
market for hogs tete dee ween was more
Pronounced, toden mei prices scored a
fernier deeline of 35e per 100 pounds tor
Ontario etock arid Iee to 35c for Mani-
toba -a .At this reduction there was
good demand from packers as they al/
eeem to want stock and a fairly active
trade -was done with .saie.s of Ontario se-
lected stock at $9.40, Idanitobas at $8.90.
Sows.; sold at 3840 e7.40, and stags at
$4.45 to ;4.75 tier 100 pounds, 'weighed off
cars.
The featUre of the small meats trade
was the irnnortetion of two carloads or
yearling lambs front the 'United States,
Which were of very good qualitY.
EAST BlirrALO LIVE STOOK.
MES
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the eetens of
gobert efiller of the Toweship et
IlaY, County of Htiree Partner de
ceased.
Notice is hereby neVen Parse/Int to
Statuee in that behalf that all cred-
itors nod others having ag-
ainst tee estate oe the said Robert
Antler who died on or about Nov.
21112%.t., 1Nt34arie91ceqr0oeseetuedt oubyee p;.•pf.00;:te,
prepaid or deliver to neessre Glade
man Stanbury of the village. of
Exeter aolioitore forAdminietrator of
the deceased with the will anaexea
theix eheintian aed eurnemea
adeleessee ape de,seriptions the
fell particulars og their claims
th0e. fe4tttuerna0e)(a,ft tett e'tb:elerusaictei,teta4untire and
ld by theta. And ferthee take nO-
i.O0 that after elicit east mentioned
ete, the 0ald Adantinistrater will pro-
ceed to distribute the /insets of tbe
deceased. among the enartiee ealtied
thereto Jeering regeoa ocl.i to the
clailas Of WhdOtt he shall thett 'have
notice toad that tne Administrator will
Lee be liable for said assets or any
;;;:rt...at tho.Prterof wt,lacArasaeny 101 jearsoimia or per
shall eat ,heve beca received by Jalde
at the time 'of leech elisteibetioe.
OLADMAti & STANROAX
Solicicer* for Adminietrator
Dated At Enter tine tith, day
Nottfc,
CreditOrS
ah m tter of the eetate o
Notko iseherehy given pursuant
''SLOtrl,?e-ttN7titain att14444etr'gVaVitrlgt440Liutnt Ise
tzng
t,,stelit1tife0 ei!Yth4ot°di°414 'plane osrale4hoett;ttthArpi'irt
...tit lea ere 2equeeted ele or before
ay 2% to send by post prepaid or
A:Yvt:ir retdip
t;oxh:lettV'stilrffsg0211 : of Jet- oiiei
Q2
their 11 deegs-
cheistaio 41ad euentunee and deseeiptione the full ear -
1 r of their elaires the state-,
ate t of their nceounte octet ate, Aa -
Ore 01 tbe eeeorities it any, J204
Y them. Awl fur Met' take notice
tlat otter ettele laet mentioned ttAte
Exemttors wilt peeeeed to
tIlg$414 af 00 decease
the Parties entitled therete,
regard onlY to the 0;4E04 Or
t. tht erYttesks4xlicetuhtomem 4zionttfilva
r assets or soy part
to on.T.ol
:;O:orm:0:11:8
iFizen.bnuot„:01:0, 04,111 not hav
beo ed by him at the tim
02 auob
or Eneoutters
r this 6th day of
Dated at
tlY 1914
TH SDAY .34:AY 24.., 1914,
The MOLSONS BANK
. .
Incorporated 1855
Cavite! & Reserve S8,700/000
8, BRANctigs I,N CANADA
„ 4414.F,R41 RANKING FIPSINgtg TRAN$AOTE9
CIRCULATE. LETTERS OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERS CEEQUES - S$V
RANE MONEY ORDERS-
SAV1NCS DEPARTMENT
At all Branches. Interest eilowed at hielaeet current rate.,
Exeter Branch N. D. NUROON Manager
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government
THE CANADIAN BANK,
OF COMMERCE
CAPITAL, $15,900,000 REST, $13,590,00
MONEY ORDERS
Issued by The Canadian Bank of Qouinaeree, are 4 Safe, e nvenient.;!,
and inexPeasive method a remitting small *Ittlna, of money, These,-.!
Ordemp payable without eltargc at any bank 1 Cauada (except int,
the Yulcon Tertitery) and u. the principal eitieS of the United $tates,p,
are hmed at the following rate$ :
$1u4 under _ 3 eent*
Over Saud not exceeding S/0 e 6 "
" le " 30 10
44 0 o 44 0
REMITTANCES ABROAD
mode by means of our $MCIA VOREIGN ppans and
ORDERS. Issoctl without deley at teAtaaablt intes,
Ile I -G. L. WANGII, ger'
ANOld ALSO AT cHL-"Bizabi
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J4 A, MASON
dotcHITHCT
.Streettondon4
t 42 bolidingn no oxtr
'York experieuce„
Auction Sale
-.Or-, --
V, IlOVSE1101,1)
undereigned leas been
sell by public auction,
18 00 deletes Street ;Exeter
V AY MAY 23t4 .1914 ac
1 tu, the folloallog Prol)er
late Atm, Catherine lioweltff
ehett choirs, 4 dining xou
'tacker, Stand, Centre 40
set, %Surest*, Otos 01110014
teZaitia taUlex hitt:hen
"o mode, 2 bedettadS, Coo
nor Graduate
ten .Alower, neat *titer ar site! Office over
er e to mention, liog's Lew office,
tr tv dml la June, day afternoona.
Lots on 4.;auth Residence b, ,
boing Nos.
ertyl4 11 briek
ne woodshed
tasw BTIPPAT40, May 11.-Cattle-nte-
ceipte. 9800: active and steady to 15c
higher': prime steers, 39 to 39.45; ship-
ping, 38,25 to nee; butchers, 31.25 to
$3.60/ heifers, 37 to 38.25; cows. 33.75 to
$7.51n buns, 36 to $7.60; stockers and
feeders, 38.75 to $S; stock heifers, 36.50
to 37; fresh COWS and springers steady,
$35 to 390, '
Veals-Receipts, 1900; active. and 50e
hicher, $5 to 310.50.
Hogs -Receipts, 15,000; pigs steady;
others 50c lower; heavy and mixed, $8.50
to 38480; yorkers. $8.00 to 38.83; pigs, $8.660 "
to 39; roughs, 37.60 to 37,75; stags, 56.50
to $7.25; dairies, 32.65 to 38-85.
Sheep and Lambs --Receipts, 12,600;
lambs and wethers 10c higher; year-
lings 35c higher; Iambs, $5.50 to 38-35:
Yearlings, 35 to 37.50; wethers, $5475 to
46; ewes. $2.50 to 35.50; sheep, mixed,
$5.50 to $5.75.
CHICAGO LIVE .STOCK.
CHICAGO, May 11.---Cattle-Receipts„
16,800; market steady. Beeves, 37.25 to
39.50- Texas steers, 37.10 to $8.15; stock-
ers and feeders, 35.60 to 38.30; cows and
heifers, $3.70 to 38,60; calves, 37 to 310.
Hogs -Receipts, 39,000; market lower;
light, 38.30 to 38.45; mixed, 38.15 to
38.421A; heavy, 37.95 to $8.371A; rough,
37.05 to 38.10; pigs, 37.30 to 33 35; bulk
of sales, $9.30 to 33.40. '
Sheep and /..a.rnbs---Receipts, 15,009;
market higher; native, 35.25 to 36; year-
lings, $5.85 to 37.10; lambs, native, 36.30'
to 38.
, Fire on Caroni,
NEW YORK, May ,l2. -When th
Cunand'iltei Careeia, docked yester-
day she eeported that two -days front
New York fire was discovered, in
thatch No. 5 among art,enonnotis con-
_signment of Oriental rugs. 'The hateh
is in the rear of the .veeseleand thus
the smoke was 'carried off so that
none but the steerage passengere
were alarrned. officer, -wearing a.
laelmet, led a.party of the crew into
the hatch and far five hours the
hatch was Heeded. , This cheekeo
the dames, '
-Centenerian Dead.-;
12—
oafndth:ere,..,,eael.erquiu„ntee,rto, naefdhred. enie;.c.r8,..eTb°1:Tje'eT.1161-..,..DINu'l.,bN'a"aTe-ienTM,aayt
hr -bon
eLitarea, ti yesterday, in ker. 10 -2nd ,ea,r,
•
JUDIC CHOLLET
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Tie ititnceto sleeve 'Is to be Emma lu
the smorteet dresses for the little toll:.
This- one Is distluctlY bevel. 9.,4ere is
leettily shaped pauel and d $115h
P00se1 through elestiee and tbe eireet
is most ettntetire. to this case striped
materiel nns been need throughout and
eut on the cross for the intik peed,
but u very pretty effeet could be Me
CHILD'S DEAES 'KITS SEPARATE tstoomEns.
Mined by using plain material for the
main pertion with ail over enibroidery.
In the have view there is n suggestion
for tinishitte ;lie collar and eliffS with
seallopet) ethres, and the treatment -is
always- 14roty one. lti addition to
being extremely smart the frock -is sim-
ple atel will) very f4.11' seame, and the
fact that it buttoned all the way
down the hack innli.es it palsy to lean-
.'"
In thy entiire eiripe(8 iimterial has
been eseo 11111W...41)(10 and 4"0 no the
Cr0S-14 ft)1' 114k. ivsnit ea /lei. to the back
view there 14 n enggestion for finish-
ing :the et>linr :and cuffs with.scalloped
edges.
For tne sit* the dross
Will rognire- lito,r And tdielnitt yards
of material twenty-seven Inches wide.
This- May _idantort Pattern is cut In ntZeS
for children Of few% six and eight years
ot age. Send 10 dents to this office, giving
number. 81/7, and it will be -promptly for.
warded to you by, mad if in haste senci
an additional. two Gent stamp- for leiter
pdstage.' When- ordering -use coupon.
81510,,
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Anyon
'ell to wrl
d to
and 03, n
bootie, 0 roornto, with
abet Ir
owe stnbk,
Terme of liousehoid e Cos
Terms or veer J.:Hutto-au per cent
cash balance in 80 days,
T. Catuerou, Glednuin & Stanbury
Auet Solicikore ner initate.
!louse & Lot
Sale
House end Lot on Ciarling Street and
cant lot QS Sititcoe Street, 1 1-2
storey brick house on Carling Street
Clontalialug8 roOMS, porlor, dieing
room and kitchen Alta pantry, 3 bed
rooms up stairs, 1 below rroine ato-
bl n number of fruit trees, This is
a very- desirable property .,'being nice-
ly situated A vtx,y suitable property
Lor a retired farmer For, terms :T-
ele' to IL S. Phillips A.uotioneer or
to J. W, Taylor.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate or
Hanna Melissa Spice; of the Vil-
lage of Exeter in the County: of
Huron, Spinster deceased.
Notice Is hereby- given Zursuant to
StatueS in that behalf that ail cred.
tiers and otbers having claime ag-
ainst the estate of the said Hanna ni
Spicer who dice on or about- April
9th nein are requested on or before
May 12th to send by post prepaid
or deliver to Alesers Gladnian
and Stanbure of the Village, or
Exeter Solicitons for Executors of the
zaid deceased, their chrotian and Bur
names, addresses And deserk;tionw
the full Tarticulans of their claims
tee statement of 'their accounts and
the nature of the Securities. if any
held by them. And further take no-
tice that after such last mentioned
date the said Executors will );.r.nr
ceed to distribute the assets of the
deceaeed among the rties entitled
thereto having regard oele to the
claims of welch they shall then have
notice and that tee Executors will
not be liable for said asisets or any
;art thereof to ep7 Person or per-
sons of wise claim tnottee
shall not bare been received by them
at the time of each distribution.
GLADMAN &STANEUEY.
Solicitorfor Executors
" Dated at Exeter this 21/st day of
April 1914.
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say Offioe and reeidence Botroluesal
14 a Oars., Exeter,
Assoaiate Coroner of Huron
D rercsos OARIFING
Barristers Soliaitors Notarlea Cone
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veyaneedonenaisaioners, Solleitses
for the Molsons Bank eto.
Mane), to Io at 10West ratea at inn
tereat.
OFFICle--MAIN STREET EIRTIal.
I. R. Carling B. A. k Hi. DInka01111
MONEY TO LOAei
We .have a large amount of prits
ate funds to loan on 'farm and
lage properties at iovveat rate of 'MP
tenet.
GLADICAN & ST.ANBUIM
Barristers, Solicitors Main Ste
Exeter
The-Vaborile anuitithort
farmer's Mutual fire llama;
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Head Oftleo, Farquhar, °mitt -
President 13013T. GARDINERle-
Vice President BOB, NORRk
DIRECTORS
THOS. RYAN Doblite,
WM. BROCK Winoleelasele-
WM. ROY - lilornholJe;•,
J. L. RUSSELL
AGENTS
JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Use -
borne and BUM/Ape.
OLIVER HARfelS Munro naeot for
Hibbert Fullerton and Logan.
Vir. A. TURNBULL
Secy.Troas. Farquhar
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f3o I ici tors., Exe t er.
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