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TI RSDAY, 1JARCH 24th, 1921
Clandeboye
An untasually Large crowd attended
*the sale of farm stock and impleu nts
held by Ellison Hodgins. The an'anals,
both horses veld cattle, were in ea
cell nt coudttt ore Arid the lidding on
them was lively. One Learn brought
$460. The paste -tared cattle sold at
team $180 up to about $2,00, ,fir
Radginss is mov,in,g to Loud n. gftving
Lein. L. Kilmer imaneeVatre povs,ession
who in turn gives .possession. to Mr.
i'hili us,-IISr,
'Webb has bought the
bakery owned day Mr Jtollins, Lucen.
--General regrets expressed hereon
er the death of TZev; W, Brawnlee,
who was a former reetor of St. James'
Cburcla --Wu . Kilmer ,shipped several.
head of fait stock from here on, Sat-
urday, lea naxiowty escaped a eerious
• eeeiderrt tbe.se:me day, when It's horst
laeoarne etc ted and zn. the .m=xup
of elle. shafts P£ the buggy was hrak-
net •-Oweng to no frost, the recent
axles end . eavy teaming have put Rha
read.t e ry bad shape, almost fru -
;naseeb a in Places for xnotoriets.-;tie- a • T 18�tt1
G•:I:i y TewneVaa has passed a by -
las. e a'belishleg atelute labor, also a lay-
Saintsbury
ales Joh* Whitlock is spending a few
clays with Mr, and Mrs. Geon Day;si--
Mrs. Fred Davis is coned to her
bed with ,a severe attack of :neuralgia
-- \'fessrs, John and Alex Brown_ of the
Least are here visiting among :aid
f. -ends °and selat55'ves. 1Sr and Mrs.
Ga•;;fteld Needham: and faux ily of near
Ballymote spent «Saturday with ;ire
and' eir s, Fred Dav:s;
L coley
5fr Jahn McQueen who has been so
:e :ousiv i'11. we are pleased to say,
Ptt'•e better at time of writing
fosse ,1:.c,adfoot has returned to Ex-
eter, alter bejng out of school three
sae.;,s with mumps. -,-.'Berl and 'Mr`s,:Me-
Ken oe Handleon moved onto tine
Gore Serer last week as tenants..- lir.
K= che,t of neer Zurich etas moved
ente
the Horton farm, which :ac Dur-
Mi au, iii that is necessary now }s
esti wedd+ ng bells.-- Mrs. F. elemery
o€ '1..tcheit wns called iter:' on Fre:lay
s.� et oun: o: icer father's sicl;,-aese.l
Kirkton.
i2r. Albert Stinson of ,Vancouver, B.
,v4s t at tithe home lei Mr
Axlros Doulee•-Nine engagement is mo -
n •unced of ,Bary Rhoda, eldest daugh-
•terat "Airs,• and the late William
Hann o f .i r1,t n to Ur, Wiilllhni
Thomson, .son of Mrs, ,and the late
a:naon Thomson ,of Wocdharu, the
marriage ea take place shortly.
Hay
he ,home of :vlr,end Mfrs, Robert
'Green of The Par Lin.,, Hay has been
ileoPly.^saddened-tine dealth of their
only child, Lloyd Woodrow, who pass-
ed -away on Sunday ring at the
age. of years and 2 monthse The
1:.tlr'iellow had been sick only a few
day^5 of plcu elmeumonia brought pan.
by a .cold. He was a ,pari2ctt,larly
brght "little. ,boy and will be fiery
much missed by the parents, whohave
the sympathy of all. The funeral' took
place 4 a ;the: Exeter cemei ery, R.e'\1,
Ltandat• .or Kippen and Rett. F. E.
%toyer of Zue.ch, officiating,
0
lav: nompellevg all owners of dogs to 9 yrr and Mrs, Ray ‘Fleteher of Sun=g
u,e tail to ;rtdentty the ari'nual,." s1, ne spent Sunday with ler. and Mrs.
Frank' iciu ,e --\Ir. and lfrs, Arthur
G atatt:etc n, K rkton, spent Friday at
Vet 'ae'u of Thos, Gunning,, -.:lits.
J.)e:b rt Borley left ?licradsy for Strut-
t' 3. ro spend a few -days with her
can -
The warm, damp weather of late lass s site --Mr.. Albert Gunning was can-
,..ne l to leis ^oom for a, couple days
rre:ved theefall nal, -,,at, and it ;s looking last •iv.eek,- Tine W. li, S. will hold
as ,green ns :t would in June -Quit:: tele:r ,Eaeter mezting at the home of
a, ,number in thi-s acection have tapped 11; s. Jos. Morley on Thursday of next
and report is good run of sap. I`t1creek,-1Ir, and IN,Irt N. Ogden of
100%s ,as through, we will have a large ii~'~eta- spent a few days last week
calve of Sugar and a big loaf of bread • at •the hone of ,Frank Squire. :lass
teo •ties year, -Cecil `IeRoberts was , Be.sie Iriorley iaas returned from Sar -
home ever Sunday, but left even tea. whee $lie atit.ncled the funeral of
iafondzy ;for the bush at Suncor. He he: uncle Mr, Ling ksrd.-Mr. Nelson
3Y �1 soo be:gha sawing there at his own Squire ]has taken possession of his
milt --Terse Gunning, who spent last ,Tarin which he recently purchased from',
week at Lucan with her sister, Mrs NIr• Gilfillan iof Sunaliteue- Mrs. Jas.
To''ey, Wiled on fends here while Swallow spentnfew days last weak
on her way home Saturday. -The St° eche her enug ter, 1#r S Blight of
Patr'ck s supper, „held last Thursday, T.irorndaie.-M, Witt Rodd wasg con -
was a great success, the number pres- fined to 1iis room asst week suffering
eta being quite satisfactory, the ,eats from lumbago, --School has becnelos-
a>D to the usual ,mark and the pro- edfor a' few days, on account of the
gram the belt we have had for some illness of our teacher, Mr. Risden,
tinier, Mrs. Norman Passmore, sn her
pleasant and wersome manner, won
greet applause.. The violin rnuste and
Kirkton Qualitette, ranging was great-
ly enjoyed. -Mrs. E. McDonald has
suf£er,d another strobe and is naw not
able to speak to anyone. --Ada Jerman
has been dill again, that is impeoving Tjae annual nie{etaig of the Zurj, b
-somewhat agaire--The Presbyterian ; Ash teec A9soc.tati+on was held
GRANTON
•
Zurich
4;roung folks are hating interesting
meetings each Wednesday night. A
contest is on between the :Thistles
and the Shamrocks. every person
In town .is !nutted out to the meet Preeter, vice-president, Chas Fritz;
Ings. -Owing to the bad condition oft age', W. Br Cones; captain, L.W.
the. reads our stage ed :ver has net aoffmaa; !executive comnsietee, T. L.
lien going his rounds very regular- Wu:m, P. J. O'Dwyer, C. A. Hoffman
Iy, as the car would not come upagain and Wm. Braun, A. strong baseball
°when it gnat lost in the mud. A team• will,ge :into the league again this'
.:learn of Horses brought him and the summer.
car home. one night'. :•\1*, 1. Hey, 71.. test week moved
his effects into the property recent-
ly purchased from F. I. Hess--Mrr
Irvin. ,Eckstein, wtho spent the winter
months with friends here, has return-
ed ,to.'Mk higan=Mr° E. P. ,Paulin o J
Regina, ,$ask., spent a few ,tiaa� . S
fhome of his mok,her- l ` M
. Mrs. e
Rennie, recenrtlya ,..�M�'',and Mrs.
Homer ainnauaic gV J. W.
Younger nue u the marriage of their
{ daug1 ter Myrtle May, to
lw' G. Krueg,e;r, the latter part of
r1ar,[h.-Messrs. R M. Hess and Geo.
Hess Attended Abe funeral of their sis-
ter, ttha late Mrs;. W. E. Pitcher, held
at South Bend, Ind. -While .moving the
'effects of Mr. 5. Hey •the team of
:4r. J. Dechser, Jr,, became beyond
control and threw the wagon loaded
Been. 'furniture, etq,, into the dfitciti,
thereby • sustain6,ng considerable Loss to
the ,owner. --The sad news was re-
ceived ,of • e death of Mrs. W. E.
McIver, nice mep>•a, Hess, daughter of
the ',late F. Hess, ,Sr., Se diie.d In a
hospital in Detro t, where she under-
went a ase ions operation a few days
before, her death The remains were
'takers to South Bend, Ind., and the
funeral Was( held from The home -of her
Sister, Mrs. Q. N. Taggart, on Mon-
day. Her husband eud on daughter
Adelaide besides' her . sisters and bro-
41iers ,survive.°
Monday evening, and tie f ollowinrr of-
ficers were .elected, -Hon. Presidents
Wm. O'Bren, Intim Decker, Oscar
Tt1c p, , E. F. KLonp; Pres!, John
_`I Foal s The I Could Not
trag Thro the Day's Work" -.
is the complaint of many a woman
in the household, office or factory.,
t'After st}i fixing
al -:n, feeling
nervous, dizzy,
weak and
dragged -down
by weaknesses
of her sex --
with eyes
sunken, black
circles and
pale cheeks
such a woman
is quickly r.
stored to
health by the
Favorite Pre-
scription of Dr. Pierce. Changed,
.too, in looks, for after taking Dr.
,'Pierre's Favorite Prescription the
skin becomes' clear, the eyes
f.brighter, the cheeks plump. • It is
.purely Vegetable and contains no
Druggists sell it in tablets or =
liquid, or send Doctor Pierce, at
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y
10 cents for. trial package ,,
.BARRIE, Oxrexro.-' I was suffering`
frame a run-down system some time
o was unfit toperform mydaily
;:age
,duties, and was advised to try Doctor
ie tce's:Faypryite Rreseription. 1 tried
tit took:twtr ztuiltlee and/ was restdred
ltr my -; ititthal strength. 1 cannot
rage i tot Tierce's {nedi inti
e ,too ;.
x h1ehaeld.will be milling to write to e,
»,
Atitnyon;s'sending aii'atamenveCope.
--' Mas.•A, I3. Bsxor, RI R. Nos 1.
•
Dashwood
in LondonMiss Pearl Tiernan, spent 1Saiturday
Mrs,;: George Keltlermem has return=
ed :from a vesi;t ;ine,Wa1ton.
Nei ;Lee Gueether spent a;. .few days.
last^ wieek wyt!h her -ro d s
: ; , b tlileY im 1~'.axestl,
laSi Olieta • Wleat•n. has r:e't
haine; antler an extended'' visit • n fined
vat in Kit-
chener i and r''
wp:.'ttelaa.
ellRerR en• • iv a
1 ser
vces are
bei•m.g
[heed inEv•tngelical Curchthus week
by
the; peeo� Re �Ya`
Yager, assisted
l?Y
tgeyer ;o1- Zuri le
Mr. -end s, R. FritzleYa
af
P
.Albertare visiting the ,forme,
per,,
eats, Mr, and M,rs,. P. Gudatltiver.•
NEWSI aiccoughs ever since an accident lG
TOPICS 0F' EEK yeerswas f ego, inwhichChief Aitchison
ERIDAY.
A commission advise doing away
with coroners throughout province,
Rev. W. S. Brownlee, Anglican
pastor at St. Thomas, ,is dead at the
age of 55.
The proposal to increase the taxes
on race courses in Quebee has been
withdrawn.
Abolition of Social Service Council.
for Public Welfare Bureau is reeom-
mended in Toronto.
Dr, K. A. Baird of Toronto will go
to Ronan, China, as Presbyterian
medieal .missionary.
If Brampton Eacelsio's fail to en-
ter the O.A,L.A, senior series Weston
will likely replace them.
Alex, Bell, who has served, Dere-
hame townships for 42
;years, being
clerk 27 years, has resigned,
Fifteen Radical Labor leaders in
France were acquitted on the eharge
of plotting against the state.
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated in
Montreal by the largest, procession
ever held there on sueh an (Tension.
Sir Hamar Greenwood appeerecl in
the British House with a sprig of
Shamrock in the buttonhole of his
coat,
Johnny Wilson, worhi's eh:irnpion
middleweight boxer, outpointed Mike
O'Dowd in a 1$ -round bunt Last
right,
The T. & N. O. Eailurtays gross
f earnings in February .totaled $641,,
000. a record tar any elapte month, In
its history,
A Northern • Mtt nici pa I TQlectrical
Association, is projected for Munici-
palities obteting power front `Severn,
Eugenia and Wasdell I;'slls: °''
Three men were tined $1,00' each
at Bridgeberg for seiflee liquor to
Roy Sehledier, the murdered rum-
rutnner, whose body was found in, a
boat, -
Chas. -N. Hilliker, "I" prominent
Burgessville farmer, died suddenly
in Woodstock, of heart failure. due
to excitement over a - sale of Hol-
steins.
No evidence could be secured
against the Chicago Isla *ers accused
of "throwing" the 1919 world's ser-
ies. and the cases iiave been dropped
for the present,
tnnportant Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week,.
The $nsy World's happenings (care,
fatty Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper - A
Solid Hour's EntoYment, "'
TUESDAY.
Job printere throughout Canada
want 44 -Dour week.
Holland has recogni.zed the Gove
ernments of ..Esthonia and Latvia.
Lt. -Col. Gunn takes temporary*
command of the Queen's Own Rifles,
Torouto.
Eleven persons in Canada paid in-
come tax in 1919 on incames of
$200,000; or more.
The bill in the British House wind-
ing up the Ministry tai• Munitions has
passed its second reading,
Robert Latimer, aged 61, was
drowned in Lachine Canal at i+font
real while breaking ice off a tug.
The Wiarton team won the North-
ern Hockey League sealer title, beat-
ing Stratford on the round by 7 to 6.
II. a.. Labor Secretary Devis -leas
proposed March 21 at the date for
the eonferen a over the packers' dis-
pute,
Ottawa, teat St- Patri* n by 2 to 0
in the gate that decided the Na-
tional Mackey League senior eham-
pionshlp,
About #40,000 worth of Canadian
furs was staid before noon in the first
;awt,alie fur auction sale ever held in
Winnipeg.
The body of Alonzo Shafer of Elora
was found by his son In the Irvine
river; he had been missing mince Sat-
urday night.
James Jones, farther, in. Zone
township, was Routed by his sen
hanging la the barn, was resueettat,-
ed, but le now violently insane,
Miss Gladys Robinson, of Toronto,
champion lady Skater of America,
established aworld's record for the
220 -yard dash at Pittsburg' Monday
night..
The Opposition Sora the two Har-
bor Main seats to the Newfoundland
Legislature remade vacant by the
courts en charges of violation of the
election. laws.
Whether aequitted or .not. *e Chi-
cago White Sox players, accused of
throwing the 1919 world series to
Ciscinnatti, will not be allowed to
play In organized baseball again.
WEDNESDAY,
Marcont Company plans opening
many wireless stations In Canada.
Girl victim. of a street car wreck in
Toronto is unconscious after eleven
days.
The member for Sudbury demands
new timber probe by new conmmis-
510t),,
The Attorney -General charges lum-
ber mills with deliberately inflating
overrun,
Members of the British House of
Commons want the galleries reopen-
ed to ladies.
War Minister Trotsky is ordering
executions of inetfcient Petrograd
commissaries,
Mrs. Oliver Wright dropped dead
In a St. Catharines Vilma just after
telephoning.
Nathan Kilpatrick was fatally in-
jured while felling a tree on a farm
in Huntingdon township.
Miss Gladys Rob?nson, the Toron-
to skater, made a clean sweep in
Pittsburg Tuesday night.
T. E. Elliott, license inspector at
Stratford for five years, has been
appointed a provincial inspector.
Britain and Soviet Russia are ex-
pected to sign a trade pact soon. The
Soviet terms are being revised by the
British..
The University of Toronto hockey
team qualified to represent the east
in the Allan Cup final by beating
McGill 11 to O.
Definite information has been re-
ceived at Winnipeg that a Scottish
professional soccer team will sail for
Canada on May 11.
Rundle M. Lewis of the Ontario
Agricultural College fourth year
class, has been appointed an agr^
tural missionary in tlie,,Wtst china
University.
Talaat reettee former Grand Vizier
of Ti l'Icey and one of the three lead-
ers of Young Turk movement, was
assassinated in Berlin Tuesday by an
Armenian student, in revenge for the
massacres of Armenians.
THURSDAY.
Armenia has been virtually cleared
of Bolshevist troops.
The Easter recess of Parliament_
will be from March 23 to 29.
Milk prices in Winnipeg dropped
lc to -day, being 14c for quarts.
The manager of Massey -Harris Co.
sees big trade prospect in Russia.
The Newfoundland Legislature has
been summoned to meet on March
30.
The auto dealers' convention are
opposed to increase in speed -limit:
The "Fighting Third" is the first
militia regiment. in Toronto to turn
out for parade.
Returns of income by individuals
and corporations for the Dominion
tax must be in by April 30.
The proposed Pacific Coast La-
crosse League fostered by "Con"
Jones, will not nAterialize.
Startling disclosures as to the en-
forcement of game laws was aired in
committee of the Legislature.
The British Government has ap-
proved the appointment of Col," Geo.
B. M. Harvey as U. S. Ambassador to
Britain.
A decree will,` be issued in /Paris'
permitting cafes and restaurants to
remain open ti11% 3 o'clock in • the
morning.
Brandon qualified to . meet Univer-
sity of Toronto in the - Allan Cup
final,I,gaineS, by., decisively defeating
Port Arthur
-lie Predton team wen : the North
ereetHeckey .League 4,tut} or chainpioxt.,
shYp;;. beatiizgOwen 'So'und on the!
round by , 9�t. to • 6 • '
E. ,,
$'leY�
tc`4,er,?dstonm
eason 'Of'
F.
nro vnsbu'rg, *Mete: , died ,as a result
being iahgt by, his'10.4 in a :guar
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$lion etre brirfade,'has suffered ;from'
SATURDAY,
Labor union officials in Toronto ex-
pect peace this spring.
The Attorney -General denies new
provincial police chief la chosen.
Saskatoon experienced the heaviest
snowfall of the winter on Friday.
Two Toronto regiments, 48th and
750, hold. reorganization gatherings.
Rolland denies Savoring inter-
nationalization of Yap Island cables..
British: Columbia expects to re-
ceive $3.000,000 from sale of Liquor
this year.
Alexandria Bay fishermen are
meeting with unusual sueeess in
sturgeon fishing,
Commissioner G. P. French of the
Salvation Army, head of the work in
India, has died from smallpox.
The pay of election officials in the
coming referendum. In Ontario will
be less than the former schedule.
A. bold robbery took place in
a Young street, Toronto, store while
crowds thronged the thoroughfare,
The bill to introduce a divorce
court in Ontario has met so much
opposition that it will likely be
dropped.
Pour children were suffocated at
Sault, Ste. Marie in a are which de-
stroyed their home during their par-
ents' absence.
Two Toronto baseball squads play-
ed their first game ,.of the season on
Friday at Colitnxbus, Ga„ the regu-
lars winning easily.
Britain's first passenger airship
will take her maiden trip next week
from the works of Win. Beardmore
& Co., near Glasgow.
Shaun Spadah won the Liverpool
Grand National on Friday. Thirty-six
horses started the four and a half
]dile course, but only four finished.
The King and Queen and British
royal family attended the Grand Na-
tional Steeplechase, a boxing bout
between Carpentier and partner,_ep
a private exhibition of -,Fav .ion pic-
tures on Friday= •
• MONDAY.
Dr. R. J. Wilson of Toronto dies
suddenly
The body of a Toornto woman was
found in the lake at Jackson's Point.
Passenger traffic between Petro-
grad and Moscow is being restored.
Toronto baseball team beat Camp
Bennings, Ga., on Saturday by 10
to 3. '
Cleineneeau is expected back in
Paris this week from his visit to the
Orient.
Much property damage and numer-
ous washouts from storm near
Toronto.
.Rain, electric and windstorms
caused much damage in Ontario on
Saturday.
The failure of the sealing season
in Newfoundland is betrayed to be al-
most inevitable.
Elevators at the head of the lakes
are burning screenings for fuel, as
cheaper than 'coal. • _
The U. S. National Rowing Associa-
tion will hold its annual regatta at
Buffalo next summer.
Hamilton clergyman, speaking in
Toronto, advises Ireland to "whine
less and get to work." ""
Memorial stogie to soldier heroes of .
Trinity Church, Toronto, was unveil-
ed by Sir Edward Kemp.
Erricolr Ma latesa, the famous an-
archist leader, in prison in Milan, has
gone on a' hunger strike,
The Canadian Government Mer-
chant Marine has inifugurated ` its
Montreal -Vancouver service.`'
.Brandon defeated University ot,,
To-
ronto 2 to 0 in the first Allan. Cup
game atWinnipegSaturday.
M. J. Griffin, C.M.G., LL.D., for 35
years Parliamentary Librarian; died
at Ottawa %Suddenly,. aged`74.
John
WaYlovr'Of •Windsor 'fatally
shot his wife and'turned the'revolver
on` himself, but Will likel ,recOfer,"
jZ gas well*as shot by tbe 'Taeuuin
Cto`y in bob rE .township near
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DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS
Regularity in depositing in our Savings Bank,.
even in small sums, will make your balance in-
crease surprisingly. For example:
End End
Deposits of: 1st Yr. 2nd Yr, 3End r..
$ 1.00 Weekly $ 5252,69 $106,95 $162.84,
10.00 Monthly 121.65 246,92 375.98
OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND PROVE IT.
s53
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Cg
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in; 18:15
CAPITAL RESERVE $,000.000
over 130 Britoehee
THE MOLSONS BANK
Buy Canadian. Goods.. -and help to keep Canadian workmen
busy, it will help you,
Buy wisely and save as much as possible and deposit your
savings: Ln The 'Molsons dank.
Courteous Service to all.
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager.
Centralia Branch open for business .tally.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
Edlison Tur e, fable Campat isorI.
isyrourbest Vide
The only way you can decide, for yourself,
'which is the best phonograph, -is by hearing
our Edison Turn -Table Comparison, No other
way eliminates the salesman. No other way
brings four 1,adipn,g phonographs, all in the
same room, all in the "tame po ifion, all using
recordings by the same artist, Asladhear
Given only on request.
J. Willis Powell, Dealer
Exeter, ,Ont
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dialing car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day traits.
Full i sfoatmatulon front aay- Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger Agent, Tarost,o
N. J. DORE
Mem 4dw- Agent, Exeter
Pasture Lands
for Sale.
IN STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
S 1-2 11 AND LOT 12, (CONTAIN-
ING
CONTAINING 191 1-4 ACRES)
AUX SABLES CONCESSION
Aux Sables River forms . ' Westerly
Boundary . ° :. •
Very desirable pasture lands. •-
A THE CANADA COMPANY
1170 Yonge St., Toronto
ile Codflrane �acVi�c Words
Exeter, Ont.
IIS INVENTED A MACHINE: FOR GRINDING'
ENGINE CYLINDERS,' CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS,
WE MADE PISTONS. AND RINGS TOANY-
FIT CYLINDER.
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