Exeter Times, 1915-12-2, Page 4P•
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NEWS TONGS OF WEEK.
i portant Even Which Have
Occurred D4uring the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Carew
foully Compiled and PO Into
Handy and dttractiVe Shape for
the Readers of Oiir Paper a,
Solid Hour's EuJoynrsent.
'WEDNESDAY.
I The Banish Government Inas pro.
'laibited the export of cotton and
.eaasein. •
Niagara Falls 'Lodge, No. 83, 1. 0
'0. P., dedicated a handsome new
$50,000 temple,
The American Federation of Labor
declared yesterday it would obtain
shorter hours by economic pressure.
It is expected that by spring a full
Canadian Army Corps --four divi-
sions—will be at the front, the third
being now offered to Britain.
During a fire at Ile Bizard, near
Montreal, Philibert Saint Pierre, 80j
years old, was burned to death in his
home, and several stores were de-
stroyed.
Colonel Logic announces that he
needs fourteen more battalions from
the Toronto divisional area, and ap-
peals for more men from the rural
disf.ricts.
The 32nd Battery, Brantford,
witieh yesterday sent 81 men to the
40th Battery at Toronto, has already
sent away three times its full peace
strength.
William Halsaie died at the Wood-
stock Hospital as a result of injuries
sustained in a runaway accident Sat-
urday night, when his horses were
frightened by a train.
Ernest Green, a Baden recruit,
who was presented with $80 when he
enlisted, was sent to the reformatory
for two years, less a day, for brutally
attacking an aged man.
Major George Janin, City Engineer
or Montreal for twenty years, and a
Veteran of the Franco-Prussian war,
who raised and commanded a corps
of engineers, was drowned when the
:Anglia was sunk in the English
ehannel.
THURSDAY. •
The exportation of iron ore from
Great Britain has been prohibited.
The Sons of Temperance of On-
tario convened in Toronto yesterday.
Hemmed Shaw has written an ar-
ticle urging a civilization league to
tstop wars.
The Canadian exhibit now at San
Francisco is to be moved to the Ex-
position at San Diego.
Premier Asquith announced yester-
day that General Foch will not com-
mand all the troops in France.
Berlin and Waterloo Collegiate
Institute is to have a cadet corps, be-
ing the only institute in the Province
444•jerto. without one.
Wm. F. ncit ijz, a railroad num
tor mere than 40 years, one of the
+.)est -known eonductors in Western
.Ontario and a prominent Mason, died
Windsor.
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Food riots are frequent in Poland.
rho shortage of..: applies is so great
in the towns around Warsaw that
even the wealthy are unable to ob-
iaiir sufficient food.
The Strncae County Council resolv-
i to ask the Ontario Hockey Assoel-
etion to discourage civilian hockey
urd encourage enlisrruent by insist -
lag on it for certificates.
Mr. Elliott Haslam, a widely
mown singing master and former o.p-
oratte conductor, shot himself yester-
day in Toronto. i{t was 64 years of
iro, and well known in Europe.
Mrs. Frances Hamilton of Bethany,
mother of Sergt. H. 11. 'Hamilton, 4th
Hatt., let Br tt ad C. F. A., has re-
turned her Patriot'," Fund allowance,.
;tying she can get along without it.
After hearing t="neral Galliant,
11 sit j.;tor of War, yesterday, the
irra:y Committee of the. Chamber of
I?: puties decided upon a call to the
^olors on December 15 of the young
e"nascripts of the class; of 1917. They
will be sent to garrisons.
FRIDAY.
Russian bankers are seeking a
new credit in the United States.
Revenue from the taxation of au-
tomobiles in Ontario has doubled in
the past year.
Three thousand mechanics are
wanted at $1.ii0 per day and all
General Aliexeff of Russia has
been decorated by France.
found for the army transport depart-
ment.
It was stated yesterday in London
that General Smith-Dorrien would re-
ceive an important appointment in
the British army.
The troopship Missanabie with
1,713 Canadian troops aboard and
three Belgian reservists, has arrived
safely in England.
Mr. and Mrs, James Eaton of
Orillia. passed away within three
days of each other, Ile, in bis eighty-
!.ixth year and she in her eighty-
seventh.
The Montreal Chamber of Com-
merce is considering action with
other such bodies to ask the Federal
tiovernme'at to remove tho duties on
butt r• and eggs. •
Rev. Canon John Gidley. of Galt,
twenty-nine years rector of Trinity
Anglican Church there, died yester-
day after a few days' illness, in his
seventy-first. year.
Sir Adam Beck is at work on a
Hydro -electric scheme to develop
power near Queenston Heights by di-
verting the Chippewa.Itiver, the cost
being estimatedat
A record of the •casualties in the
1st Canadian Division to the 30th of
June, published in a volume just is-
sued by the Department of Militia,
shows a total of about 50 per cent. of
the division.
• Herbert .L. Same els POstztasteis
THE EXETER T!MEs
General, has been given a seat in the -
Cabinet. .neo has liven appointed
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancas-
ter, the post recently vacated by Win-
ston Spencer Churchill.
Bli
Idrs. Aaron Matthews of Brantford
drowned herself owing to nervous
trouble.
An apparent attempt to blow up
eeeloine Cartel te;l with a bomb was fruit,
Crated by the police.
More than 700' cars of grain were
received at Port Arthur elevators on
the C.N.R., a record for one day at
that port.
Jelin W. Irwin, of Montreal, just
tiisehargetl from a Guelph sanitar-
ium, committed suicide on a Toronto
Island ferry.
Sir Edward Carson - stated at a
London banquet yesterday that neu-
tral nations had lost a great oppor-
tunity in this war.
George Frigeault was instantly
killed and lits. Edgar, Methot fatally
injured, when a buggy was struck by
an 1. C. R. train at Cap St. lrnace.
The Canadian Ar:,ay Transport
Service has carried 104,600 troops,
nearly 800 nurses, and about 20,000
horses overseas without, a single loss.
Dunston Hinnnerman, of Humber-
stone, was thrown off his wagon
when the horses ran away, and the
wheels passed over his hound, killing
him instantly.
Though very ill in bed. Robert
O'Neill of Lachine, hearing cries for
help, jumped into the icy water of
the canal and saved Andrew McMil-
lan from drowning.
The illness of Hon. Janes Duff,
Minister of Agriculture, Ontario, is
more serious than was at first
thought, and Mr. Duff will probably
be laid up for a month at least.
Marked increase in the activity of
the artillery in the Argonne is re-
ported in last night's official com-
munique. The French guns destroyed
a munition depot in this region.
MONDAY.
Jean Marie Sarrien, a former
French Premier, died in Paris of a
hemorrhage:
Cardinal Hartmann of Germany
paid an important visit to the Pope
and the Vatican.
The Germans claimed yesterday
that their submarines had sung 18
Allied ships in the Mediterranean
Sea.
Two veteran Public school inspect-
ors are dead, Wm. Johnston, M.A.,
LL.B., of Athens, and Thos. Pearce,
near Berlin. '
Brigadier -Generals Garnet Hughes
and Robert Rennie have assumed
command of the lst and 4th Infantry
Brigades, respectively,
Mr. Oliver Asselixt, the prominent
Nationalist, of Montreal, has been of-
fered, and has accepted, the organiz-
ation of a French-Canadian regiment
for overseas service. He has enlisted
as Major.
Canadian exports of ananufactured
goods doubled during the past year,
and there was an increase in. exhorts
protium ot infer: than $96,000;000,
making a favorable balance of trade
of $1+7,415,000.
A serious fire started Saturday
night in Drummond Mine, Westville,
inone of he
N.S.he ire started n t
t
levels front a slight explosion, and
has extended to the main slope. The
mine Is being walled off,
Alexander Laird, General Manager
of the Canadian Bank of Cornnterco
from 1907 until his retirement front
illness in September of this year, died
at his home, 48 Cluny avenue, short-
ly after midnight yesterday morning.
Eell disposed pro-Germaa agents
have induced the western Bedouins
to commit miner aggressions against
the 'frontier posts. In order to avoid
friction the Government has evac-
uated the smaller posts and has con-
centrated its forces to deal with the
matter.
T,l {
tik:S)AY.
The Ontario Government itas given
24.500 to aid. recruiting in the Pro-
vince.
The four children of Achille and
Mrs. Gauvin wore drowned at Saw-
yervilIe, Que.
A big campaign was commenced
in Hamilton to raise $400,000 for the
Patriotic Fund,
Tho Norwegian Consul in Toronto,
Mr. Carl J. Printz, seeks to serve in
the Canadian army.
The Alias Liner Corsican brought
214 wounded and medically unfit sol-
diers to St. John, N,P,
It was stated in Paris yesterday
that subscriptions to the French war
loan would to'taI $4,000,000,000.
Five thousand miners in the
Rhondda Valley have gone on strike
because of the employment of non-
unionj ts.
Wbile temporarily insane John Mc-
Phail, aged 40, committed suicide at
Dutton yesterday morning. McPhail
had been complaining of pains in his
head.
Irene Meredith, 'the thirteen -
month -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne -Meredith, 86 Huron street,
Brantford, was accidentally drowned
in a paii of scrubbing water.
Frank Booth, of Orillia Township,
who joined the 122nd Simcoe Battal-
ion yesterday morning, plunged into
the Y.M.C.A. pool at Orillia, swam
around once and sank, dying of
champs• or shock.
-a Alvin Booker, 24 years old, of
.Welland; died at the Memorial Hos-
pital Sunday night of injuries receiv-
od'arthenhis motorcycle ran down Al-
bin Swanson, 28 years old, of La-
salle. iSwanson will recover.
D1TiATi'!<'r01 S BOARD CHOSEN.
Shell Conunittee Resigns to MaIte
'Way for New Body.
OTTAWA, Nov. 30.—The resigna-
tion of the Shell. Committee and the
constitution of a new body to be
known . as the Imperial Munitions
Board were announced last night.
The new board consists of Sir Sam
xLugla_es, iionorarr President; J. W.
i+IiX elle, .Chairman, witli axeczitrve
and administrative powers; General
Alex. Bertram, Deputy Chairman;
Colonel David Carnegie, a,
G. H. Daw-
son
of Victoria, B.C., C. B. Gordon
of Montreal, J: A. Vaillaucourt, pre-
sideut of the Bank of Hoclaelaga,
Montreal, E. R. Wood of Toronto.
The only members of the Shell Com-
mittee who have places on the Im-
perial Munitions Board are the De-
puty Chairman, Gen. Bertram, and
Colonel, Carnegie.
Titled Officer Wounded.
VANCOUVER, Nov 30.—A. private
cable here says Hen. Francis Gros-
venor, Lieutenant in the 29th Bat-
talion, has been wounded in action.
He was the second son of Lord
labury, and had been' manager of a
business house in Vancouver.
Auction Sale
OF CATTLE AND PIGS,
'.Thomas Brown bas received instruc-
tions from the undersigacd to ;sell by
public auction et The STAFFA
TEL, on THURSDAY, ;DECEMBER
9th. at one o'clock p.m. the following
stock c 'Newly calved cows land spring-
ers; Stock :steers and heifers; 'Brood
sows .and store hogs, also a number of
young pigst All of the above .will !be
sold without reserve4
TERMS—Nine months' credit will be
given on furnishing ,approved joint
Mates. Six per cent per annum ar-
lowed off tfor leash
Thomas Brown. -Auctioneer.
• William Etty, Prop,.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
on Lot 9, Con. 12, USBORNE '
one mile -North West of Kirkton cn
THURSDAY, DEC. 9th, 1915 '-•
at 12 o'clocck sharp, the following
Horses -1 brood mare rising 5 yr.
sup to be tin foal; to Pearl Gift, reg-
istered : 1 draught mare rising 4 yrs.,
a good one.; 1 team rising 9 years,
maks good war horses; 1 driving
mare supposed to be inti foal; 1 suck -
int filly sired by Pearl Gift, registered
1 agric mare 7 -yr. sup in foal to
Pearl Gui•t . 1 filly rising 2 -yr old, by
Randolph
,CATTLE -1 cow, due to freshen
at time qC sale; 3 cows due in March;
2 heifers rising 3 years old, due in
December; 1 heifer, rising 2 years due
in January • 1 renewed heifer, 3-yr.old
1 cow due in March, 1 cow lue in
June; 1 farrow cow. Those are a
choice lot of cons all supposed to be
in calf
2 steers wising 2 years; 2 heifers,
rising Z years; 2 yearling steers, 3
yearling heifers; 5 spring calves.
Hog:. and Poultry -1 brood sow to
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Contest sold by the Business Boosters Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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just a utile Hustling and YOU Win .
We will issue trade certificates with every purchase at our store. These cei'tifieatesrepresent one vote for each ONE CENT"
>'..)aleLiso and the person holding certificates representing the ]LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES at the end of the contest will ;rec,..
'.b+,'..utifui Piano ABSOLUTELY FREE; OF COST.
The certificates are transferrable and if'you are nos'interc'sted yourself you can assist a friend. ..
Our object is to interest you in our store: We wa»t a chance:to show you that you; can do better here than elsewhere. We do . .
".;>+ recover the heavy expense of this,comtest, through a greater percentage of profit" but through the difference in volume of
husiLchss expect the increase to more than' repay us, and in the future we shall exideavairjo, give you EVEN MORE for your
money `hat% we have in the past.
We solicit your patronage st,lely through':the merits of our Goods and Lower t rie f s.:,
We lcan save you money and we can prove it
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Dealer in all kin Is 4f Furniture, Pianos. Picture Framing, Upholstering, and „Repairing Neatly donee
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CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
;General Banking Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
BANK '•MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest slowed at highest current rate
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SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL,D„ D.C.L., President l
JOHN AIRD, general Manager. H. JONES, Asst General Siaaage¢ i
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 DESERVE FUD, 813,500.40a
FARMERS' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers ever*
facility for the transaction of their banking business, incitiding
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes.
are supplied free of charge on application. 554.
Exeter Branch— H. J. WHITE, Manager
, ` DREDITON BRANCH — A. E. KUHN, Manager.
farrow at time of sale; 1 sow to far-
row in March; 16 store hogs about
100 lbs weight. 60 pure bred Ply-
mouth Rock hens; 3 geese.
Implements -1 Massey -Harris bind-
er 6 -it. cut; 1 Deering mower, 5 -£cot
cut; 1 seed drill; 1 steel rake 10 -feet
1 oat- land roller; 1 12 -plate Bissell
disc harrow; 1 Massey-1•.tarris 13 -tooth
cultivvator; 1 Kid Kangaroo „ang
pro,: good as new; 2 fanning mills;
2 Fleury No. 21 plows; 1. Fleury No.
13 plow; 1 set iron harrows; 1 set
chisel -tooth harrows; 1 scuffler;
three -horst tread mill; 1 four -horse
ga.; engine; 2 root pulpers and dog
wheel; 1 cutting box and belting; •1
wagon with box and pig rack; 1 truck
wagon• 1 set bobsleighs; wagon box
with seat; gravel box; quantity of
cedar posts; car with sling, ropes and
pulleys complete; Z sets whiffletrees,
2 neck yokes; dozen grain bags; halo
bushel clover seed; hay rack, cream
separator; quantity corn in stock; 7J0
bushels rnangolds in pit; 850 bushels
turnips in pit; 20 tons good hay well
saved, 200 bushels barley; 400 bush.
mixed feed;' 2 set double harness; -
24 cow chains; 60 rod fence :vire; a
quantity of barb wire; 1 galv. ;va.er
tank, 2 feed .bins; 1 kettle; 3 barrels
Positively no xeserve as farm bas
.sold.
Terms—$5 an under cash, aver that
abeenmount 12 months' credit on approved
joint notes;` or a discount of 4 per
cent per annum off for cash on credit
amounts,
WM ATKINSON, C:w.ROBINSON
Prop. R. BROWN,
• I Auctioneers
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of
Anna Maria Blackwell, of the Town-
ship of tt3iddulph, County of Middle-
sex, married woman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Statutes in that behalf that all cred-
itors and others having claims ag-
ainst the estate of Anna Mraia Black-
well, who died on or about Sept.
18th, 1915, are required on or before
December 20th, 1915, to send by post
prepaid or deliver to ?Messrs. Giadman
& Stanbury, of the Village of Exe-
ter. eSolicitors .for the Administrator
ot the said deceased, their-christie,i ,
and surnames, addresses and descrip-
tions, the, full particulars of thein
claims, •,t;tye statement of their ae-'
counts and. the , neture ..of tble seeps.
leties, iii any,, held by them. And
further:•telte notice that after said
last mentioned date the Tsai `"Aiiniinis:''
trator will proceed t:o ;distributer the
assets of the deceased among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he shall
then . bave notice and that the said
Administrator shall not be liable for
said assets or any part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose claims
notice shall not bave been received
by him at tha time of such distribu-
tion,•
GLADMAN & ST'ANBURY
Solicitors for the Administrator
Dated at Exeter this 29th day of Nov-
ember, 1915.
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Rape's Diapepsin" digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in flve minutes.
1me it! In five minutes all stone,
ach. distress will go. No Indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food,. no 'dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or ,headache.
Pape's nialiepsin is notedfor its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomachtretn-
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty -cent case of Pape's fiapepsin
.from any drug store. You realise in
11 -e minutes hoW needless it is'te suf-
fer from indigestion, dysllepsie.' cr' ty,
stomach disorder, It's the quickest,„ r
surest and meet harmlesd t tomacltal'
doctor ten the world.
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J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425 Dundee Street, London, Human
teed cost of buildings; no extras; ill
years New York experience, Phe xellrq
2725.
Anyone intending to build win t33i
ell o write me. No charge for testi
sulat
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425 RICHMOND ST., L®MA 3@1 .
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DISEAASES OF AND WOMEN:
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Honor Graduate; of Toronto 'Crave'
siti. Office' over Dickson '& Z1340,
1:ng's Law. office. Closed Wedneas•
day afternoons. t'hone Office bags
Residence 5b.
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Teeth extracted without peha p;I
any bad effects. Offioe evee Mail
lnan & Stanbury'a Office Win li3jj,
Exeter,
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J • WA BROWNING Jr, D, ,g, $
P. 5. Graduate Victoria IIsaityta
city Office and residence Dondoll*
Labratory., Exeter,
Associate Coroner of Huron NO
D ICKSON & CARDING , I I'10
Barristers, Solioitore Notaries
veyanoera Com milea loners, soii+iiiill
for the. Molsona Bank etc: t I:a
Money to Loan at lowest rates o$
terest, '.1
OFFICE—M,AIN STREET EXIi3TIIii e.1
I. Ra Carling B. As t 13y, Di iptyji
MONEY, TO LOAN r, I f L. I,
' We have ,a':large am>annt cf prigs
ate. funds to loam on lama and ails
lage properties at lowest .rate .pi i!>ira
tercet„
. - _. tii5' MAitl' $c BTANBURN i4.4
Barristers, Solicitors, Mein .amu
'Exeter,:, .
he Osborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire law
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UGC Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ow
President , ROBT. N-o3i)Ct1I ,
Vice -President r , PHOS, RYAN
AIRg0Toas ir,
WM. I3RO,CJ , , WM. Box
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AGENTS • a
JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Up
borne and Biddutph,; ,1
OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent taft
Hibbert Fullerton a loges.
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SOcy;Treas, Farquhar
GLADMAN db STAN33UHY
Solicitors. Exeter.
THE SOLDIISR WI10 LIVES OVER;
AGAIN IN' A NIGHT 51Afl , TIIL
AWFUL 'BATTLE SCENES, as welly
as the harassed business man, the:
tired society Womain,'and busy' housed'
wife. whose nerves are graduailya=
wearing to eshre.ds with their never
ending •duties, will'got (Iuiafc' iii- per-
ntanent relief 'from TAKA.I';E,, Get a?
box for: Arty uerita +your drogglsts¢
or by Aktitth.frotia the Georgian Mfg.
Co, . 'Colliingwood, Ontario. . t
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