The Exeter Times, 1918-2-28, Page 40-44-cOrtvEnolng Proof
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Any woman who buys a bottle of
Vlined for a weak, ran -down, nervous
Odition and finds after giving it a
ir trial it did not help her, 'will
have her money returned.
Yon see, there .no guess wark
bett Viriol, Its forrnida proves
there ia nothing like it for all weak,
run -dome, overworked, nervous men
sad women and for feeble old people
tand delicate childeen, Try it one*
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S TOPICS OF WEEK
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41Ni:A "SYRUP OF PIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
eficious "Pruit Laxative', -can't harm
tender iittie Stomach, 1...1veg
and Bowels.
(Book et the tongue, mother! If
odted, your little one's stomach, liver
<land bowels need cleansing at once.
linen. peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
eel); eat or net natnrally, or is fever-
'Stomaeli. sour, breath bad; has sore
diarrlata, full of cold, *ice a
Poonful of "California Syrup of
i,and in a few hours all the foul,
tied waSte, undigested food and
ntlY'AMIt'inle out of its little
Outsrpuig, and you. fleve, a
e'again k ypi"
tie of "
Cana
about
t taxa
by
etlerre sbp the reesan. bas
eueli bu not, it s sa, by
aeilo; the captan au.1 crew hav
tey reitchedLverooL
Prape recep
Imsniral for soldiers of eh at:re
inet was urged by 1)r, Forbs
1 -ay at the Legislature,
The United States GovenirnoUL ha
Ioted several Montreal telephone
rs 14 -1 -to are bilingual. to operate
exchanges in France.
Ottawa Syriana haye given the Do-
eion Government a fine Painting of
ly Oily to express their joy at
"yerame cer Jerusalem
eatcherrepf fiananoque„ who is
id to be the oldest
onphnented by
alae.
tilts re -
Parse
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es and oyes in tb
,tt as a pre
ead of $413.
covered,
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s
red
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, tineaa orgaoizott the
ds of handling t
WEDNESDA Y.
British Engineers
v against the man -power pro -
011 bO
-bowing bow tle:U
Jaaerailways inthe ha
!t Iron,
died at
re%ned
on hersek.
D'. 1. 5. Mott
Ing tor a sir
ky road, tefl u
Is d was iII
e Treasurer o
he Norris! G»ernnent has
0 to the provhwo as C013.,
its
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es In
4--
eigatee
b
relief of Ibe Toronto.
f Industry for ttie month of
January showed an increase of 64 per
eort, over the same moneh of last
year.
Mr. T. F. Barrett, president of tbe
Peunsyiearila Central Coal Co., in an
interview described the new plan of
distribution, which, he says, will re-
ieve the scarcity.
Ruthenitens, alarmed -over a rumor
that their lands were to be confiscat-
ed, were assured by Premier Borden
that the Goverement hats no such in-
tention nor would it consider doing
so.
Samuel Wright, cf Oxford County,
died within half an hour after the
unexpected return of his son, Pto.
Alurray 'Wright, whom he recognized
a.nd who had been wounded at Fres-
noy nearly a year ago.
THURSDAY.
More outbreaks against the Jews
In Russia were reported.
It is planned to draft 100,000
raonthly in the United States.
The British air raiders did con-
siderable damage to the German town
of Treves.
Extensive damage was done by
Roods in several parts of Western
Canada.
A new regulation is issued with re-
gard to personal parcels for prisoners
of war.
The Ontario Legislature, will main-
tain fisherman's price of whitefish at
eight cents per pound.
In two weeks the Canadian soldiers
at the front subscribed a million and
a half to the Victory Loan.
Mr. Z. Mageau, M.P.P. for Stur-
geon Falls, criticized purchase of
land for Bureva.sli Prison" Farm.
The number of men directly pro-
duced by the Military Service Act to
the present is 21,938, of whom 1,227
are Imperial recruits.
Fishermen on Lake Erie and on
Manitoba lakes are petitioning for
exemption on the Same basis as farm-
ers, as being food producers on a
large scale. ,
11. Biron, of Quebec, 60 years of
age, while shovelling snow off his
roof, fell and, being caught by the
leg of his trousers, hung suspended
antil he died.
Royal- Northwest Mounted Police
officers returned from the 'Yukon re-
,
port the coldest weather for years in
That territory, the thermometer regis-
teing at one time.86 below zero.
Col. D. M. Hogarth, member of the
Ontario Legislature, was promoted to
brigadier, and assumed the duties of
Canadian quartermaster -general, re-
placing Brig. -Gen. McRae,
Premier Borden issued a statement
reassuring naturalized British citi-
zens of alien enemy birth of the se-
curity of themselves and their lands
and ether property so long as they
obey the laws.
FRIDA1.
A two -million -dollar shipbuilding
plant will be erected at the foot of
athuret,Street, Toronto<
4earmy uniform
nes.rthed"
New'
i1cor1gt
The Germans are busily aeqUI:cilig
ontro1 Of powerful Austrian uf"ws-
papers.
March 11 to 16 is to be farm ,ims
ement inspection and repair week
rougbout Canada,
France's urgent need of more,
wheat production was disenszed in
the Chamber of Dept/ties.
Provincial Treasurer T. W. Mc-
Garry explained details of the $3,-
000.00 0 Provincial loan.
Ontario Railway Board orders
speeding up o Searboro' branch of
"o inn & York iRadial RailwaY.
new Portfolio has been ercated,
the Soldiers" Civil Re-establishment
Department, under Sir Jas. Lougheed.
le Nova Scotia women are to be
ven the franchise oil equal terms
ith wen, according to 3 promise in
the speech from the Throne.
Miss Frieda! 'Held, the Toronto
seltool teaches" dismiss'sd after
charges of pro-Germanisni had been
disproved, was reiustated by the
Board of F./in-alien.
Mr. W. O. Alike!. Bine.,
posal for discontinuation of Osgoode
Law School until after the war tor
consideration of the Otaria Bar
Association.
Saskatchewan school
convention are much exer
the language question, an
a large majoritY are$14
for only British -hem 'On
Cot, C. A. RePloglon, Btisb
far/ writes- and n, A. cawenne eth
tor of the London Morning Post
were each lined ii/00 and COSt$ fOr
pUbii3hing an article inviolation of
tbe milltarte censors/17P.
Taa eep,eentions resPeeetaranin
k of Americana ank
etiler egiat
tes Senate.
al Appeal 1 dge is allow
-
on lo hona fle fareners,
resent mull Juno 1, and re,
pprls ot reasonabje results in food
groduction wiBre continued
enIption from militaryservice,
d eve
lied by
canine -
0
1
British ore'
!mein' took the bst"
eho.
The nieatless days in the
titetes have so tsreffected
saving.
A permanent, Arnav
Aii,stralitt was urgeAfl
mission.
'exemptions granted wdor Ib
\Uittary Service Ant in Mootreal di
tr are to be reviewed by 11lOg
ender G'n. A
er
naneo to
de
1,4 'ti
010 (111
The rativ.ays ha
overnment appeaIi
Orin for naiioaaliaatlou and u
rates,
Ontario de-
rganizo an IuternaUonI
Show to replaeo the
nelpb tat r Fair.
-Itisti Columbia Goverament
1 take over teed eomplete the I
at Eastern Railway, the eoru-
y paying e1,100,000.
1. G. lefrktird, Russian rePreeente-
le of 'Massey -Harris Co., says Slav
peasants and workmen have reverted
to vodka and that Poles have armed
to reeist the Germans.
"The Parasite," by Arthur Mee, IS
banned by the Secretary of State, pos-
esdion of a copy rendering tho holder
liable to a fine of not over $5,000, or
ewe years' imprisonment.
Capt. Scott and nine of the crew
of the steamer Acadian, formerly the
Senlae of Halifax, were lost when the
ship was wrecked oft the Newfound-
land coast; six men were saved,
A Pay Adjustment Officer is to be
attached to each district, pay oflice to
help returned soldiers and their de-
pendents to obtain prompt adjust -
merit of difficulties relating to pay or
allowances.
le ho
a
Pe -
MONDAY.
John Murphy, of Toronto, was
found dead in bed by his wife when
she awoke in the morning.
The London Gazette announce that
2,600 war honors have been granted
to Imperial soldiers since., 1914.
Wm. Williamson, Deputy Collector
of Customs, Belleville, passed awaee
yesterday morning at the age of 64
ars.
Princess Patricia has been appoint-
ed -honorary colonel -In -chief of the
Princess Patricia's Canadian Infantry
battalion.
Two eighteen -year-old boys were
arrested in Montreal for stealing
boots, valued at $3,e00, from their
employers.
The S.O.S. call is pressed into ser-
vice daily at many of the Toronto ho-
tels, owing to the lack of rooming
accommodation.
The Dominion police who are in
search of defaulters under the Mili-
tary Service Act, arrested a private
detective in Toronto. -
The liquor men of Qttebee are
bringing pressure to bear at Ottawa
to hold up the order prohibiting the
shipping of, liquor into prohibition
provinces. • '
It was announced in the Reichstag
that the Germans shortly expect to
clear the mines otit of the Black Sea,
after which shipping will be imme-
diately resumed.
A number of pies secured from De-
troit and used at a tea given by the
Daughters of the Empire in. Windsor
were found to be, poisoned. An in-
vestiga.tion is being held.
For the rest of the season at the
Technical School, Toronto, leading
trades unionists and workere will
study Aristotle under the guidance of
Prof, Milner of the University of
Toronto.'
New regulations have been passed
at Ottawa dealing with the exporta-
tion of silver spruce. Putere
.
ship-
nients shall contain no silver spruce
suitable for use in the manufacture
of aeroplanes.
At, the session of the Congress of
National- Service held in Chicago;
Charles Edward Russell, ae Socialist
leader, denounced the pa.`etleil,te of
:eieleee uaerman spieelA
America.Hau, :y•de-Cala:held,.ettha,,t,
ere
25 CHOICE 'COWS 25
At Central Hotel, l5xutor, 00
.A.TURDAY, MA14CH Zrul, 1918
At one O'CIOCk sharp, the 10110 *11
.10 COWS With, calnes a.t foot,
10 -COWS due "March 1st
5 Cows due, ;middle, :Mardi,
Terins-8 Monthscredit on furnish -
nig approved jo,int notes. 5,, pet cent,
per annum off for cash, '
41
C. W. Robins'ore;
Auctioneer , PrortOr.
Frank, !Coates Clerk.
Auction Sale
GLEARLNG SALE OF Pant STOCK
GBAl, POTATOES ONIONS
& IIOUSItHOLD .E'URNITCRE
Ou Lot 6, Concession 10, Township
Hibbet on AVednesday lath Mareb,
1918 ar one o'clock sharp Haei follow
fOTISES-Brood mare with foal marc
years old. filly 3 years old filly
ars old. 'filly 1, year, 1 gelding 3
,vears old, all agricultural.
CAI:TEX-Three -cows dee at time
ot sale. 2 cows with calf at foot, two
cows due later, 6 tat steers and, het -
s2 years old; 10 yearlings and
aives,
HOGS --Three brood sows-. 12 at,4
hogs 110 to 159 lbs, a. buutbr
and Pulletts and det
A Rill line a pq
and II
hat is itt a well t
sw„
1-
asolia
POS, nuxeti
01a005,
VOSIOVAY
rietor bas
West.
TBI4A1,5-sAll sums of $10 and un -
ash, over that amount 12 months
e lit it ill be given on romisbit,g
ap-
vd „ioint notes, a discount of 5
cent per amain off for cash oil
it amounts,
ortat$, Proprietor,
ef S CAelEitON, Aectiotieer
NOltitIel to ;let 55Cler
fa t
stu
velti
oline
Model. 160
grein i400 bus, oats fib
earitity of lisy, Po a
an Join
otice t Creditors
Ard 4t Vdlage 01
Bei 11, 4otutty oE Lhiron, w dow
dece
Notici . is tereby gven pursuset
tatuttis in that beball that /.11
ors and others bavisg claims a
aint the estate of ,-rdclia Matto,
v.'ho died on or about January 241b
2918, ar,, required on or bebore
March lfith. 1918, to iend by uo%.,
prepaid or deliver to Messra Glad.
man & f7inbury, of thc village of
Exeter, isolicilors for the Executor
of the said deceased their chris-
Can andsurriarnes, addresses and des-
criptions., the full particulars of their
claims, the statement of their no -
counts and the nature of t.he scour.
teties, if any, held by them. And
farther take notice that after s;ud
last mentioned date the Execntor
will proceed to distribute the
assets of the deceased, among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims' of which he shalt
then bave notice and that the said
Executor shall not be liab-e for
acid assets or any part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose e1airn9
notice shall not have been received
by him at the; time of such distribu-
tion.
GLA1)31A1°,1 & SI`ANDURY
Solicitors for Executor
Dated at Exeter, this 201h day of Feb-
ruary, 1918. j
;lamina ("ultivation.
It is not generally itnown that tbe
banana is an annual. The fruit
comes to maturity about a year after
ibe shnot is planted, the trunk of the
tree subsequently attaining a height
of from eight to ten feel and a girth
of thirty-six inehee. From this trunk,
which is of a fibrous nature are
thrown out long palm -like branches,
at the junction of which appears the
fruit, eatth g•oup of bunches, num-
bering from four to twelve, being
called a "hand" and each hand hav-
ing eight or ten bananas upon it.
bunch of eight hands is the ordinary
standard size of -shipping" fruit.
From the root of the tree several
shoots or suckers sprout, each of
which in turn becomes a fresh tree.
The life of the banana -tree, how-
ever, is not usually long, for it is
felled' after the fruit is gathered,
and sometimes indeed during the op-
eration. Jamaica contains ' many
banana plantations, varying in num-
ber of trees from -twenty-five thous --
and to two hundred thousand, for
the most part cultivated - by the
small settlers in the different par-
ishes. The cultivation is very prim-
itive. The land being cleared by a
big iron hoe, a hole is dug and the
sucker is planted in it, in most cases
nature doing all that is necessary;
but in larger plantations the trees
are planted with some degree of
system in the form of squaves, and
trenches are dug for irrigation, the
banana thriving best in damp stiff
soil.
An Erroneous Death Notice.
Erroneous death announcements
„
are extremely dangerous an China.
The Jih Pao, one of the leading daily
papers printed in Chinese in Pekin,
was completely wrecked because of
an announcement it printed of the
death of General Chiang Knei-ti of
be V his eedkdieiiiiir
tbirty elliati„g'4,Tras not dead, and
Gene
the uh° _happened
,demoliOed 'tewsPaP8r
t th01)aPr h'eclinPletelY,
69*301 -,4,4 edea
itt
Auction Sale
BREEDER'S SALE
PURE SCOTCH AND "SCOTCH Top -
PED 631-IORWORNS, GRADE
SHORTHORNS AND ("LDESDALE
HORSES.
Capt, T. E. Robson, Auctioneer, will
0o .SArEDNESDAY ATARGif 13th
‘0(‘. HannalaiIly°bieyi noPtn.:"..ebL oetinct Allireui:ktS'114:Bla,fa:tinredlhol\tirvsnooate"h aaallea;
Commencing ,at 12.30 sharp, the
CLYDESDALE 11ORKES --- Pearl
Gift (Imported) (16085) "1364Y'; Geld-
' 01400 five years ofd; 135y Geld,
Op years old; driving horse,
ive 'e!ars old.
PURE-BRED SHORTHORNS 8
gow e 'with ealvee 'by tside ani e coming
ilesuloon-)TIairjeohRwanBdiTALI:s-ii ; 4thtrwee30.-yeeeaat;
old Heifers; 7 yearling heifers,
Old 'bell got by Best Boy( 1 hull ris
ing two years old; 1 bull eleven
months old,
GRADE4' SHORTIIOUNS-- 5 cows. due
in March and April; 3 heifers rising
two years old.
WARRANTY -All `hulls are, guaran-
teed 'to be breeders and all females
that have been bred are guaranteed
o be breeders if given reasonable care
Provided. laotvever that in ease any
,lainui401041 inf a itibs e tboa nbdrse eel -iv
4;tt ittiotloihthaLere
slX9bhanintat may be AUX the
ioi fUtd.
e f e4elighenOW''sX ita sa ngdo'T
animal Ages U0'tbe11 Prove a
r withis 1 o 111.
ef wII,I be
t1t !1p th are
retair
h
sent -by
d• 4
s
known 'breeders
;liaise is made.
C'ertiReares of rogisiratiop
Shorthorn Herd Boo.,
tut with .melt lot aold,
No Reserve, Everything will be i3o
the higliet bidder. %eisiQn
L10 be final,
Oatatogue (;),' Stock furnished U
of sale.
TERAES-10 months' credit ou halt
ttble Paper or 4 per cent straight, ef
for cash.
AUCTIONEER5--CAPT. T.13, 11011
seisted by EC 5. anoNvx-,
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Auction Sale
CT1ON SALEOl
SIEHURATI tORN BRi IC A T PL4EG. ISSTIE1Rj
EtsP
SWINE, HORSES AND FARM IM-
pLNIF,,'N-rs,
1' SCCtIruad'erff(aaZt11) 10LtbitV
sttlbefirle ; Pa has dtded
to give up farming at will
r sate by pulilie 4tIetiva at his
tarm on Lot 14,, .Coneceseon 2, 1
5, ' rat -alai, a mile and a quart -
t Kippen and hall 111;';"C
04t FRIDAY, MARCH, 1, 1913
at 1 p.m., the following deseritheti
personal property, to
Ilorscs--One registered Clydesdale
mare sie years of age, Oswattl
(36032), One zeldirig 3 years etf age,
sired by Colonel Graham; Otte nettl-
ing Z years sof age, sired by Lord
Arinsinong.
Cattie.-Males-Orie superior roan
hull, (Schoolmaster 111590) 14 -months
old; one hull calf 11 months old (115-
$25); and ,one bull calf (fudge HoLlen
115826) five months old. Females -
One man. cow, Lady 1,Vaterloo 2nd
(98000), this is an. extra Iine oowancl
is the dam for Schoolmaster; One
red Coe-, Lady Duchess (104111) 6
years of age; One red cow 5 years
of age, Laura Duchess 4th, (124982);
One wed cow 5 years of age, Pie
Crust 2nd, (104401), this ootv has a
bull calf at her foot; One red cow
calvecl March 16th, 1914, Janet Mc-
Laren (108332), "this cow has ahe1fer
calf at her foot; pne roan. heifer,
Lydia J., (113147) calved ;March 4th,
1915; ,On dark red heifer. Rosette
(128064) calved August 1st, 1915;
One wed Iteiker, Mary Grey, calved
July 1915. Aa of the above females
have been bred and are supposed to
be in calf to Shorthorn bulls possess-
ing the merits cliareceeristic of this
noted breed ani all af the cows are
goad milkers and bave -all been milk-
ed b3 hand. Also 'one roan heifer,
alary (121981) caie-ed Aug-
ust 2611). 1916; One ,,red heifer Flora
Macdonald (122706) calved October
16111, 1916; One !heifer calf Mary
Queen of Scotts calved May 1917; One
heifer calf Annie Laurin 1(132799) cal-
ved November 21.st, 1917. All of the
above, cattle are recorded in the
Dominion Short Horn Herd I3ook.
Sheep --One two-year-old Leicester
Ram (17377). And also a number of
pure-bred Leicester and Shropshire
ewes; and also a !number .of cross
bred lewes.
Swine -One pure-bred regis Ce re d
boar (45049). Also one pure-bred reg-
istered sow, 'Kipper', Belle (45178).
ImpleMents-One Massey - Harris
binder'nearly !new; one,new Massey-
Harrlisside delivery rake, One new
cora snuffler and bean barvesten one
plough. one <,sfet of iron harrows, one
wagon., set of sleighs, mower, drill,
gravel ;box, set !double harness
disk, rack, and other articles top
mime -nous to nientioni.
Terms -All sums of ten dollars and
undet, cash; over that amount six
mic,nths' credit on furnishing approved
bankable yoint (mete's. A discount at
the rate iof six !per -cent per annum
aff for cC. asb vvonr.,. :11Reorpoe,diii3:tii\T(iaspin:oeNtir:t:tA:.u. ac t: 2
W. M. fie0.1(G, L, L. 13.
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CANADTAN 13
OF CO JYLERCE
SlIVEDMUND WAVER., SCR JOHN A1RDeCcnct
LLD,, D.O.E., President H. V. R JONES, Ayet. Cen I,
CanTALPA1D_UP415,000,000 RESERVE FUND, S, 13,500,
tOANS Froii T
E PURCHASE OF LIVE-STOCIC
This Bank is desirous of assisting farmers toc
inquire liveastock and is prepared to givc
careful consideration to applications
for loans for this purpose.
EXETER BRAN'0131-A. E. KORN, stANAGEft
Crediton Branch -,11. A. Mc Donald Manager.
02
DB, G. F. ROULSTON. L. D. S., D.D13
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity. Office over Dickson & Carl-
ing's;Law Office. Closed Wedneedya
afternoons. Phone Office 5a and
Residence 5b.
_
••••••1•11110
!THE USBORNE & HIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSET-
• [ANDE [COMPANY
Head Office, ••Farquhar, Ont.
President, ISOBT. NORRIS
Vice -President, TfloS. !RYAN.
DIRECTOR.E1
1
D. A. R. KINSMAN, L.L.D., D-31/11'
Honor Graduate of Toronto Unisex-
Sity„
, DENTIST fn.
Teeth extracted without paking7.:(
any, bad effects. Office over GI. -
man & Stanbury's Office. Maintilt.
Exeter,r
• 11
3. Wo BROWNING, M. D., M , W-
S. Graduate ;Victoria Universitpc,
Office and Residence Dominion1,-
Labratory, Exeter,.
• Associate Coroner of Htiron
I. R. 'CARLING, fa. A;
•L;f1ruisSELTI 3. T.NVAMLLIIPOYNiliacrormistateirss, io.nSeor,so
licitor,lic!tootr, fo
Notary Probtliofini
•, vi
40ENTs _ [.1 5liolsons Rank, etc.
JOHN ESSER-Y. 'Exeter, Agent Us-
borne,and Riddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS Munro, nt f
U1RNritULL.
Ii Secty -Treas. Farquhar,
GLADMAN & STANIIURT
Solicitors, Exeter,
lElibbert, rauarto Age or
a and -I,egaa.
A rr
, W, ROBINSON. '
CENSED 'A-ITICTIONEELIV4ND
011ntte Huron
Money to Loan at lowest rates 47',
Interest.
OFFICE -MAIN ST. EXETER, ONSL'
MONEY<TO LOAN
We bare it large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest Prates of int-
erest. !
GiaADIAN & STANELTRY 11
Liarristers, Solicitors, Afain t. Extea
tor- Ontario.
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