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CANADIAN
NATIONAL
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TORONTO
Aug. 2 &Sep.11
"The Greatest Annual Event
on Earth"
Where the Nation shows its best finished
product of the Mine, Fisheries, Forest,
Factory, Studio and Laboratory for
Exhibition, Comparsion, Instruction and
Encouragement
Pageantry on a Massive
Scale.
Incomparable Music.
Fine Arts, Applied and Graphic Arts
International Photographic Salon.
Demonstrations daily by ,
Northwest Mounted Police
Two days of sensational automobile
racing. Mile -a -minute motor boats and
water sports, Electric show.
America's bat Live Stock Poultry,
Tractor and Farm Machrnery Dispfsy
Government Exhibits and
Demonstration.
And a score of other Special
Attractions
42nd Consecutive year -1,201,000
Visitors in 1919.
JOHN G. KENT,
General Manager.
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LOCALS
Miss Mary Tom is visiting in Tor
tante..
Master Charlie Acheson is holiday-
ing in ',minim
Monday next will. be Labor Day
and a public holiday.
'School re -opened in Exeter on
Tuesday, September 1st.
Miss Verda Leavitt returned to
Walkerville on Tuesday.
Miss Stacker, of Blyth, has re-
sumed her position as milliner with
Miss McDonald.
Harvest Home anniversary ser-
vices will be held in Trivitt Memor-
ial church next Sababth.
Mr. U. Cunn%rxghaxn, of Cnmrose,
Alta., renewed acquaintance with
friends in Exeter on Monday.
Dr, J. Stanbury, of Toronto, visit-
ed over the week -end with his bro-
ther, Mr. J. G. Stanbury, of town.
Mrs. Skinner and two daughters
Elva and May Skinner and Master
Harold were in London on Tuesday.
. Mr. W. H; Verity- and Mr. Her,.
Pickard, of Brantford, visited with
Mrs, Rd. Pickard over the week -end.
Mrs. Harve3*''Parkinson•' aixd child
of Granton, visited her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Robt. Kerslake this week
•
Mrs. Thos. Kerniok spent the
past week on the boundary visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Robt, Alexan-
der.
Baby Beef competitions by Us -
borne, Stephep and Hay town;sltips
at Exeter Fair. Sweepstakes open to
all $15 and $10.
Mrs. P. Pollard and daughter,
Helen, of 'Windsor, have been holi-
daying with relatives in this cone-
munity.
Mr. .and Mrs. Essery, of Pairner-
ston, visited with Mr, and Mrs. A.
Hastings, on Sunday also with rela-
tives iu Centralia.
Rev. C. W. Baker, wife and fam-
ily, of Thamesfortl, are visiting this
week with Mrs. Baker's mother,
Mrs. E. Follick.
Miss M. Horney and friend, Miss
'Wolfe, nurses of Chicago are visit-
ing for a couple of weeks with the
former's mother in town.
Good specials awarded for butter
and cooking at the Exeter Fair. Do
not be afraid to bring them as a
glass case is being provided.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Muir and fam-
ily of Mt. Forest, and Mr. Hodgins,
of Lucan, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Makins on Sunday.
Mr. Ferguson, accountant in the
Molsons Bank, has rented from Mr.
T. Harton, the residence that is be-
ing vacated by Mrs. G. Hockey.
Mrs. J. Waiper and children who
have been visiting the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson KestIe,
have returned to their home in Har-
row.
Mr. Silas Reed has returned after
holidaying for two mouths with
relatives at Palmyra, Wis. Mr. Reed
has taken a position with Heaman's
hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards and
Mr. Harry Statham, of Acton and
Mrs. J. L. Flynn, of Wallaceburg,
Colorado, visited with Mr, and firs.
W. J. Statham.
Mr. Will Manson. of London, will
favor the congregation of the Caven
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
with a violin solo, "Berceuse de Jo-
celyn," by Godard.
Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin
returned home this week after visit-
ing with their son Will at Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin and daugh-
ter brought them home by auto.
Dr. L. L. Follick, of St. Marys,
Mrs. E. Follick, Miss Mabel Follick
and Miss M. Broderick, of town have
returned after a pleasant motor trip
to London, Brantford, Hamilton and
Niagara Falls.
Messrs. S. Martin and M, Elford,
spent the week -end at Port Hope
visiting with friends and attending
the funeral of the late Geo. Bain-
sey on Monday. They also took in
the Toronto Exhibition,
Auc Uon Sale
OF htOUST:L1;Ox,I1 .A;'t,rllhijTili.Ig
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by pub-
lic auction on
ANDREW S`TICLIdT, ,EXT TER, ON
SATURDAY, SEX"TENT 111, 19,10
At one o'clock pan, the following
valuable property;
Three-piece upholstered parlor
suite, in excellent condition; 2 good
oak rocking chairs; one round par-
lor' table; sideboard, dining -room
table, kitchen table and chairs; two
iron beds and springs; one solid oak
dresser with large oval mirror and
washstand as good as new; bureau
and washstand, one toilet set, one
velvet rug, 104x9; 1 velvet rug,
9x12; 1 tapestry rug, all in good.
condition; Rayniand sewing machine
one organ, hall rack, window blinds,
couch, New Perfection coal oil stove,
baby buggy, Happy Thought kitchen
range; 1900 Gravity washing mach-
ine, new this summer; tub; baby's
bath tub: lawn mower; kettles and
pans, axe and garden tools and other
articles,
TERMS. -CASH,.
0. W. ROBINSON, Auctioneer
MRS. GEO. HOCKEY, Proprietress
tion and few educators keep abreast
of their profession more than he
does. Exeter will welcome hint to
the community.
Exeter has added six policeman
or traffic "cops" to its force. This
was deemed necessary with the
onening of the new cement road for
traffic. The policeman, however, are
of the "silent" variety and direct
the traffic to keep to the right. They
are red posts about five feet high
on a cement foundation and have
been placed at different corners.
Drivers of autos will do well to ob-
serve the rules and regulations for
motorists as the town council are
determined at the outset that fast
driving on the pavement shall not
be permitted and that the law of
the road must be observed.
HURONDALE..
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.
The Hurondale Women's Institute
held their regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. George Etherington
on Wednesday, Aug. 25, about 35 be-
ing in attendance. Arrangeine•nts ware
completed for the Hurondale School
Fair to be held. Sept, 17, with a con-
cert the same evening. A donation of
1~50, was voted to the London Sick
Children's Hospital. The musical part
of the program consisted of much en-
joyed instrumentals by 'Miss Helen
Howe and Miss Quick; Miss Edna Fol -
lick favored the meeting with two so-
los which .were much appreci (ted.
A Canning Demonstration was given
by Mrs, Wm. Siilery and bliss Ada
Case, showing the methods of canning
meats, vegetables and fruit, and prov-
ed very interesting. The next meeting
will be held at the home. of Mrs, F.
Down.
MAIN ST. METH. CHURCH
`•LITTLE LIGHT BEARERS."
One of these all too rare occas-
sions that make a life-long memory
.of childhood, took place in Main St.
church last F3iday afternoon, when
the primary Missionary Department
"The Little Light Bearers" to the
number of twenty-five girls and boy
tots, their mothers and the members
of the W.M.S. had an anniversary
afternoon.
The chair was taken by Mks. Fol -
lick, president of the Auxiliary, who
presented a program,, the effective
carrying out of which revealed how
the talents of the children can be
developed under competent train-
ing. For this training the families of
the church are indented to Mrs. W.
G. Medd, superintendent of this' juv-
enile missionary work, to whom this
service to the community, and later
doubtless, to a much wider circle,,
seems to Le spontaneous and a real
joy. Mrs. hledil has hail a faithful
and efficient assistant in Mrs. John
Hunter.
The citizens of Exeter were alarm- The choruses and duets, sung with
ed on Tuesday evening at ten o'clock the treble sweetness of childish
by the continued blowing of the voices, and with the delightful a -
steam whistle at R. Gillies' saw mi11- bandorxment of childhood, were
A large number of citizens turned. greatly appreciated by all present,
out while not a few rushed to the and were most gratifying to the ini-
scene to find that some miscreants, mediate relatives.
had tied down the whistle with a 1 Nor were the recitations given 1-y
piece of lumber. - Violet GamhrilI, Ruth Balkwill, -Lois
Statham and Mavis Spencer, arty
less enjoyable.
The Big Four were at St. Marys
bowling tournament on Wednesday
of last week and were' successful in
winning the trophy. The prizes were
four smoking stands. The rink was
composed of Woods, Stewart, Taman
and Seldon. W. J. Heaman and R.
N. Creech won third prize at Sea -
forth Scotch doubles.
Mrs. Frayne's violin solos, a. du It
by Mrs. Quance and Mrs. Skinner
and a few words by the pastor, Mr.
McAllister, added each a quota to
the inspiration of the gathering.
Gaines and a delightful luncheon
brought the event to a happy close,
The work of preparing Wellington Mrs. Medd and Mrs. Hunter are to
street for the new pavement is about he congratulated on the success of
coinpleted. The canvass among the I "Tire Little Light Bearers"' day.
farmers for gravel was most success-'
ful and met, with a hearty response
close to a thousand loads of gravel
being promised, We understand, al-
so, that more thane one thousand
dollars, caslx, has been subscribed,
The gravel is now needed for the
construction and the council are ad-
lrertising that it be drawn at once.
Mr. W. H. Johnston, of Kippen has
been engaged to teach school at Sex-
smith and has rented the. Braund
Property occupied by 1Vir. E, A, Fol-
lick, who expects to move into the
house he recently purchased, about
the midlde of this month. Mr. John -
Ston was a former teacher at Sex-
smith. He is secretary -treasurer of
the West Huron Teachers' Associa
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THE EXETER TIMES
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK.
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During' the Week,
The Busy World's Happenings Canoe,
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and. Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper -.- A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment,
TUESDAY,
Boys Mound the body of an infant
in a boar car at Hamilton..
Two boys arrested in Toronto say
their parents taught them to steal:.
A mass meeting of electrical work -
ars accepted wage increases awarded
them.
Lloyd Roberts, nephew of Lloyd
Geor
inCage,nada. is studying labor conditions
Searchers have given up any hope
of finding wreck victims in Lake
Superior,
Ponzi, the financial wizard, wants
the question of his solvency to be de-
termined by a jury.
"Chris" Newton, Schneider and
Prudhomme, Canadian boxers, were
victorious at Antwerp on Monday.
The U. S. track and field team fin-
ished far in the lead in the events
which closed at Antwerp Monday.
The • Toronto baseball team beat
Reading twice in Toronto on Mon-
day and gained in the pennant race.
Sir Auckland Geddes will visit
Canada after he has addressed the
Lou
Americanis, Bar Association at St.
Edward Parnell of Winnipeg was
elected president of the Board of
Teade in succession to H. M. Agnew,
resigned.
Ouija, representing the L.S.S.A.,
won the Emerson Cup, emblematic
of the international 12 -foot dinghy
championship.
, The German Food Controller has
arrived in ,London to consult with the
British Controller on methods of
feeding German miners.
The radical Joergensen, who repre-
sented Denmark in the Third Inter-
nationale at Moscow, has been ex-
cluded from. his country,
Hon. Dr. Reid, Minister of Rail-
ways and Cabals, promised construc-
tion of a new pipe line from Lake
Erie to supply the waterworks of
'Welland towns.
WEDNESDAY.
The Albanians are reported to have
invaded Serbia.
Lady Melvin -Jones passed away at
her home in Toronto.
Bush fires wiped out two trading
posts in Northern Manitoba,
Sterling exchange is quoted in
New York as low as $3.533,.
Dr. William H. Ellis, Toronto, is
dead, due to a stroke following swim.
Railwaymen have launched a cam-
paign against the O.B.U. at London.
William Butters of Collingwood
was killed by an auto in Kitchener.
Six toreadors were killed by an in-
furiated bull at Barcelona Tuesday.
Jack Dempsey has arranged to
meet Carpentier in a bout at New
York.
The Government Commission has
fixed the basic wage in Australia at
$30 per week.
The affairs of the Spanish River
Lumber Co. occupied the timber
probe on Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Church parson-
age. Toronto, was robbed while the
pastor was abroad.
A Mennonite bishop in Saskatche-
wan was sent to jail for failure to
observe school laws.
Many municipal councils have de-
cided to fight the application for in-
creased telephone rates.
Turkish women have asked Kemal
Pasba for permission to form a wo-
men's death army to fight the Greeks.
The Toronto baseball team defeat -
el Reading on Tuesday by 7 to 6,
while B'iffalo were taking a 4 to 2
gam', from Baltimore.
Frank Wright of Buffalo beat all
United States and Canadian competi-
tars in the singles championship of
the International Trapshooting Asso-
ciation.
The London (Eng.) Daily Mail
says teat Brighton's first woman
magistrate has t tr l her first case of
draxnkr-nness, d .:r_harging the male
pr Boner,
The Montreal Gazette has announc-
ed the raise of its subscription rate
to $1.2 per year and single copies at
five cents. on account of the increas-
ed cost of publication.
TUESDAY.
4hriners held a celebration at
Stratford.
Great Britain won the boxing tro-
phy at the Olympic games.
I'wt-niy thonsand bottles of liquor
were seized at Pr ins» Rupert.
George Vernet, the Cannadian
swimmer, was beaten_ at Antwerp,
Duel Administrator Harrington
predicts an improved coal supply.
Tht. Orangeville lacrosse intermedi-
ate team beat St. Mary's 12 to I0.
Sir George Foster and Hon. S. F.
Toirnie are to speak inn East Elgin.
Milk prodecers demand $3.25 per
eight -gallon can for tixe corning
winter,
Cardiff, Wales, is in the throes of
a municipal strike. Cemetery. workers
arcs affected.
The attendance at the Ontario
Agrieultural College this year will
establish a record. •-
The Toronto baseball team -and the
Orioles broke even in their Inter-
national. League games.
Five armed burglars tied up the
occupants of a Sarnia house and
took all the valuables.
Premier Lloyd- George refused to
accord ex -King Constantine of Greece
an interview at Lucerne.
wenty-five thousand 2ra.tors will
Mart September 17 on the Presiden-
tial campaign in the United States,
Victoria Cross holder' are arriving
in 'Toronto for the Canadian National
Exhibition and week's entertainment.
Valera, "President of the Irish Re-
public," has cabled his sympathies to
the wife of Lord Mayor MacSweney.
Owing to the continued rise in the
price of foodstuffs the King has put
the royal establishment at Balmoral
on rations.
The Saskatchxwan Government's
erellininary Cl"OD estinxir,te provides
for an average wheat vi''ic! or 1-
bushels per acre,
Sir Alfred Smithers, t hail l:i 'n r,
the board of directors of the Grain
Trunk llailway, is a patit'iit in a hos
pital at New York.
A sttil.oe MIS Kicked up by
saving crew of Sable Iul,u.l, off 1it;
coaait of Nova Scotia. He •had beet
adrift in a dory for four days..
YR' DAY,
J. 13. Hughes of Waterioo i
dead.
Wholesale grocers in Toronto think
there will been cut in sugar prices.
Sir Auckland Geddes lists arx ie -e(
in Toronto to open the Exhi hx t h;'.x,
Sit' `homes Lipton WV..13 i •x t1
C'tnitdti :ilrotild try fur Auv_ri:• ':i
(':oats prices ntay :thorny
so'',•sng stn ilicrease in 11. S. f r .,,i
rates.
A. l.. Donovan, ex-M.P.P, i i t;• Ie
a candidate. in Leeds for the Fedora)
House,
The .; merieen Railway I3r•othhosels
,rill help to- fight Boa,bI r telt in
Ontario.
R:pxeseni.tUwe* of Wcster•n On-
i"i'ir) Inlrnir•i;xallirtei meet to eons—Net.
the gas situation.
Goderich got its first cheque of
merest •on the sale of the Ont, t•if-
Vi st. Shore Electric Railway equip-
ment.
1)ir•eetum J. paced the fastest utile
of the year at Poughkeepsie. Re did
a half in one minute and the mile in
2.0114.
The'National Dental Association of
the Lr. S, has defeated a proposal fo
da? brandy and whisky to the pha.r-
macopeia.
Ayton of Regina, professional, lest
the 36 holes of medal play in the
open golf champibnship at Ottawa
with a score of 147.
The Belgium Government, owing
to .the present situation, will author-
ize the transport of munitions
through Belgium to Poland.
A. A. Powers, president of the
U.F.O. Co-operative Society, criticized
the Drur,e. Government for not fight-
ing freight rates increase application.
By beating Jersey City 11 to 9
in Toronto, while Akron was defeat-
ing -Baltimore 11 to 3, the Leafs
crew almost on even terms with the
league leaders.
Gordon Woodbury, formerly 'mem-
ber of the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture, has been appointed Assistant
Secretary of the U. S. Navy, to suc-
ceed Franklin D. Roosevelt.
SATURDAY.
Toronto grocers will drop the price
of sugar to 23c per pound.
Over thirty holders of the Victo}•ia
Cross paraded in Toronto to -day.
An interin'j report on Ontario's peat
resources was optimistic in its tone.
The wholesale grocers of Toronto
propose a general tax at the point of
production.
The Sinn Fein in many towns in
Ireland have seized control of local
gavornments.
Sir Auckland Geddes stated that
Canada has great opportunity to
help mankind.
The United States steamer Wars-
zawa has left Antwerp with muni-
tions for Poland.
Cincinnati were ousted from first
place when New York heat them in
seventeen innings, ,
Western Ontario has the biggest
flax crop in its history..
The population of Hamilton; ac-
cording to the assessment depart-
ment, is nearly 117,700.
A hundred and fifty Christians
have been killed by a Bedouin band
50 miles from Jerusalem.
.Price Waiu Jose, daughter of King
Albert, will accompany him and the
queen on his trip to Brazil.
Toronto beat Jersey City and lost
-to Syracuse. Baltimore and Akron
did not play because of rain.
A deputation to the Dominion
Government asked that wheat and
dour freight rates be levelled.
The Government ship Voyager was
unable to find any bodies from the
foundered ship Superior City after a
I eco -day search.
Sweden finished first, second and
third in the Pentathlon at Antwerp.
George Vernot of Montreal qualified
in the 400 -metre swim.
T. D. Armour (Scotland), C. R.
Murray (Montreal) and D. Edgar
(Atlanta) qualified for the final of
:he national open golf championship
at. Ottawa.
MONDAY.
Bush fires in Manitoba said to he
sit bsiding.
The Liberal leader addressed a big
meeting at Brockville.
A Toronto wheat buyer expects the
price of flour l-e.decline.
The Island of Malta was visited by
sin earthquake early Saturday.
Hamilton turned out en masse on
Sunday to honor dead soldiers.
Another drop in the price of sugar
is predicted by wholesale grocers,
Lack of funds brought an escaped.
p i,sonor from Burwash to surrender.
The Old-time Telegraphers open
their convention in Toronto this
week.
A11 -Toronto cricketers beat All-
r'hiacleiph.ia by an innings and 160
runs.
The Federal Government plans to
.all it, session of Parliament in Jan-
uary.
Galt won the W.R.A. senior ciiam-
pionsirip, beating Sarnia in the final
3 to .0.
A proposal to bring Jewish orphans
here from Russia is being discussed
in Toronto.
The Swiss four, which beat Argo-
nauts on Saturday, won the Olympic
cltalnpionship.
Tile case against a man who sold
Patent medicine to Indians was dis-
uti•ised at London, Ont.
Ernest Barry regained the world's
mo. smiling title by beating Alfred
Felton, holder, in Australia.
Gen, Weygand has been promoted
the French Government to' Grand
.)'ricer of the Legion of Honor.
The German Reichstag has been
ut,txrioned to meet on September 1
a cr:rslder the political situation.
The Toronto baseball team beat
Y accuse in three straight games,
,Itd now lead the Internationcft
aee.Patrisco Villa has said farewell
o his followers; The former bandit
:l hi i nxxn to avoid polities, Ho
A..rale to fwt'zu.
Cbildr
in Cry for Retch
is
Fletcher's Castoria in strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.
Foods are: specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
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be met with ready money. Should you
need au advance to help you over this busy
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OF COMMERCE
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ANC.E COMPANY.
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK J. L. RUSSELL
ROpT. NORRIS, JAMES MCKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Hibbert.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan,
W. A. TURNBt7LL,
e Secretary -Treasurer
R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN die STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office—Baker's Livery on James St,
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Phone S.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, iaL.D., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
Sity.',
DENTIST
Office over Gladman & Stanbury's
office, Main Street, Exeter.
Advertise in the TI es, It pays.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private'
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest rates of ins
terest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors,
Main 'St. Exeter, Ontario'
I. R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publicii.
Commissioner, Solicitor for M
Molsons Bank, etc..
Money to loan at lowest rates of.
Interest.
OFFICE --MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT.
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed AueA •
tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left-
at Times Office will be promptly at-
tended
ttended to. Phone 116, Kirkton,.-
Address Kirkton P. O.
DR. Ci. 1'- ROULSTON, L.D.S„ D.D.S.),,
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Carling's Lave"
office.
Closed every Wednesday afternoon..
CASTOR
IA
For Infants and Children
n Use For ver 3O Yearrs •
Always bears
the
Signature of
eener