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t, also eat
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Children love home-made bread made
of Cream of the West
Flour. And there is
nothing else so good for
them that costs so little,
Maple Leaf Milling Co„
Limited
Toronto,. Winnipeg
.Banda. Halifax
OFCaPPrreo°$iperou's Dutch farmera pass
through Toronto on their way to set-
tle iu the West.
Rumors of buried treasure on
banks of stream in Lacblue, Que.,
e use stampede.
Irene E. Bougalt, aged 16, of Ot-
tawa, disappears in Montreal since
Monday eveniug.
Sexual Qt Huron amends canon
laws to previde for interdeuomina-
*Waal pulpit exchange.
Printers' strir elknYd$ in Regina.
Newark defeated Toronto by 9
to 5,
Canada mny borrow $40.000,00Q
in New York market.
Tema) meteorologists soon to set
forth on Arctic expedition.
The schooner Canada aeeraged 11
miles an hour in a trial trip.
German workers in OPpelu,
have declared a general striae.
George Kelly leads the National
League with eight home Tuns.
Toronto wake discover a new
echeilae to rob department otores.
"Balee" Rutts made his teeth
homer of the season en Thursday.
Ontario Government liquor dis-
bpoentttrer.lea to advance prices $1 per
Halifax wW play the Scottish SO.C-
ger team despite the A. A. U. of C.
ruling. "
Oliarle$ Forbes was hit by a To-
mato street ear; the motorman was
rreetede
British locomotive engineers have
beets ordered not to move "Plaele
Leg" eael.
Britain'e Solicitor-Go:14)Tel to at -
teed trial of German war erisainals
ns_eiptig.
Hydra In liamiltork and. London
swamped with applications for cook-
ing4etiliroell'
• atce baud a and elate official*
ot the Cunard Co. will rears tbe
Aquitania.
Hary Maii911, and indwardlenknoti,
aged 48 and 19. or °thaw*. are fear-
ed drowned.
G. T. R. sbareholders 4ecide to
ratify the agreement with Canadian
CIOTernmeut,
Goyernment*a eonditiona for tsktng
ovez' of the Grand Trunk are aceept-
ed by ahareholders.
joins Todd., of Nora; aged 78,
burned to death in bush fire. which
got beyond bis control.
Florence Nightingaleat birthday
celebrated in the 'United States an
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World'a Happenings Care-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and attractive Sime for
the Readere of One Paper A
Solid Uour's Enjonment,
TUESDAY,
Forest Ares are raging in the Mus-
koka, district.
Baltimore and. Newark were beat-
en on Monday.
Rich strike of free gold is reported
near Port Arthur,
The New York Kilties beat Toron-
to on 3Ionday, 4 to 3,
Charles Cooper died suddenly on
the street in GuelPh.
Sailors and transport workers in
Sweden are on strike.
Germans are arming on the weet
side of the Oder river.
Termite merchants and businesa
leaders diocese budget.
Berlin parties ahem disposition to
accept the allied ultimatum.
Only two games were played in
*be realer leagues Monday.
Dublin's national bank was raide
y bandits and n85.400 stolen.
Knights of Columbus will discon-
You can moire Cream of the. West r our in
Exeter (rota � SELDON
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three ineertione $L00.
Fa.vm or Real Estaeo for sale 50c.
oNinh insert3on. for one month of four
insertions
Miscella.neous articles of not more
than fine lines: For Sale. To Rent.
Wnnted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found iocaLs 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. .per
nkin per inertion. No notice less
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TORONTO
DETROIT
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CHICAGO
Uolaxce1ie4 dining car servina
Moentog cars on night tram, a*d
Parlor =Inn on PriocApal day train.
ktornatka to= I.o7 Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horne
sag %strict Plunisnner Agent. Toronto
11. J. DORE
nano 44v 4.14COEA. EXII*41
Western Univers
London, Ontario
Summer School
for
*Arts and Sciences
,July 4th to August 12th
For Information and Calendar write
K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar
TIE C00111TIN ECM or
Exeter, Ont.
HAS INVENTED A MACHINE 'FOR GRINDING
ENGINE CYLINDERS, CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS.
WE MAKE PISTONS AND RINGS TO FIT ANY CYLINDER
CYLINDERS ARE GROUND TO 10006 PART OF AN INCH, AND AS
• 'TRUE AND ACCURATE AS MADE BY ANY MAI4UFACTURER.
WE CAN MAKE YOUR ENGINE AS GOOD AS NEW.
WE MAKE SAW MANDRELS, EMERY STANDS, SPEED JACKS
HANGERS, PULLEYS, and have SHAFTING FOR SALE ALSO,
THESE WE MAKE TO SUIT THE USERS.
HAVE A FIRST CLASS WELDING OUTFIT.
AGENTS FOR
J. I. CASE THRESHING COMPANY.
THE CANADIAN FAIRBANKS MORSE CO'Y.,
COME AND SEE US REGARDING YOUR WANTS
She athiOgPNYr
Under Floors
For LinlwA, Cases
For Beehive.s -
For
A Eough craft paptr,y&Ctatecl -
B lc4! e erk walls
filaSter
.71! f",t;:i-;1 Houses!
both sides with aisph,.ailfic comp' mind
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Brantford Rootirig 1.;-mitevi
Head Office.ancl Factory, Brantford, Can.
12.4
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PAM insuring Canadian toembere.
Twelve bandits aecured 4,000
front tbe Detroit United RellwaY.
Hamilton to grant Gas Go. 7.5e
state for natural gas in May and June.
Harry Freematt, Torouto, on Mon-
day beat Nle a Michaela of Syraetuse.
Sugar reanery plants At Chatbaut
and Kitchener are to erne over
-
;Mosta.
Toronto engineers claim a disco's -
ern that will eliminate the bleat
furnaee.
Butter dropped 10 cents at Belle.
ville. creamery gelling wholesale at
32 outs.
Two children of Willis ntacnenzie
were burned to death at Douglas.
town. N.U.
The Preebnterlan General Assent -
are facing a, budget of
*ammo.
Thomas Z. Mahoney will succeed
Dr. George Creelman as general man-
ager of the 'Niagara, Peninsula Grow-
ers. Limited.
A deputation from the Six Nations
Council of Chiefs waited on the GQ'r^
=omit at Ottawa on Monday to pro
test against compulsory enfranehlse-
cut.
WEDNESDAY.
"Babe" Ruth made bis ninth
homer of tbe season.
German Reichstag votes to accept
the allied tatimatura.
Manitoba Court of Appeal decidea
a mule la not a horse.
Reading defeated the Leafs for the
second consecutive time.
Polish insurgents in Silesia, threa-
ten to seize the big cities.
Hull police cells empty, ascribed
by pblice to new liquor law.
A theatre and contents were burn-
ed at Brandon; loss $20,000.
The Australian cricketers beat
Surrey by an bluing and 66 runs.
Carl Trernaine beat Eddie Galla-
gher at Harailton in four rounds.
A woman in Toronto is the victim
of an attack of sleeping sickness.
The Government will enlarge the
ilre.ranging service this summer.
A victim of the Bolsheviki, held
as hostage, is a visitor to Toronto.
Opinion varies among business
xnen as to the merits of the budget.
British transport workers' execu-
tive decides on embargo on foreign
coal.
The University of Toronto alumni
has aided 214 soldier students by
loans.
Further offers have been made to
the Sinn Fein on a united Ireland
basis.
Col. C. W. Pack, V.C., M.P. for
Skeena, to command Canadian Bisley
team.
Fie -cent glass of beer is expected
soon on sale in Montreal owing to
removal of tax.
Serious bush Ares around Capreol,
south of Cobalt, and in Timagansi
Forest Reserve.
Young child of Mr. and Mrs. A.
King, Dover township, near Chat-
ham, dies of burns.
The successful students:, of the
Royal Dental College in final year
are announced.
Dr. Feed is on trial in connection
with the death of two women through
an error in drug's.
"Charlie" Chaplin, the famous
movie star., was severely burned dur-
ing .one of his "stunt."
THURSDAY.
,Many paper mills in Canada shut
doWn.
James Cook dies at St. John, N.B.,
•aged 102 years.
A Toronto youtfi was electrocuted
by a fallen wire.
The Reading -Toronto double-head-
er was postponed.
Alberta and Saskatchewan gets
eapious needed rains.
Rioting breaks out among striking
coal drivers in Ottawa. •
German troops baae crossed the
Oder river into Silesia.
Secretary of British Communists
is on trial for sedition.
IL S. Senate passed its Emergency
Tariff Bill on Wednesday.
• Census enumerators will inquire
specifically as .to incomes.
• The Boston Nationals beat Pitts-
• burg, 1 to 0 in 13 innings.
Sinn Feiners are now destroying
agricultural seed in Ireland.
"Benny" Haute denies the charge
that he stole an autoraobile.
Seven divines in field for modera-
torship of the General Assembly.
• Bandits are on trial for the mur-
der. of Sabine, a Toronto druggist.
Irish bishops and priests have pre-
sented gifts to Archbishop Mannix."
A. Toronto man had a narrow
escape from • asphyxiation in a firea
British cotton spinners have an-
nounced a wage cut of 30 per cent.
Buffalo advanced to second place
In.the Ixiternational Baseball League
has been 'introduced in the
• Commons to regulate immigration of
For Sale by Ross Taylor Co., Ltd. Chinese'
Booth Area gain headway in Coba/t
•••reat,.Oppor
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The Men: of Exeter and Vicinity
. • • , • TO GET • • •
..• nTip Top Clothes
• At $24 per Suit lor Overcoat.
TIP Tor TAILORS show lher %telt Snitaras and Ovexceatinas
at the
CENTAL HOTEL. EXETaR. ON THURSDAY, MAY ee h
The -Se goads were fOrugglY SPUI during the war far $511 and 455.
j•
• TIP TOP TAILORS art li.'nown throughout Canada, for the good
iy otylishperfeetly fitting ohoi they snake o rasasure and WI
• the very low price a u4.00.
MADE TO MEASURE MADE- TO FIT MADE TO PLEASE
DON'T FORGET THE DATE nNIND' ?LACE
TiURSDAY. MAY 26th,'At 'CENT
i.en
HOTEL EXh.TFR
(Intended for last week,)
Alex. Murdock spent lant week , Tessa anti E/sie GunrChn
amWor4 and Toronto. -Mr. pens. ,snent Sunday with their .ter,
Plass is nor:fined to .itis heel 'from ;41 P.assmore Thamen Road -M. and
attack of pleuts:sy.-Mrs. Sam, ';itacen John W:nnis, of Gra.aten were
spent a few days last tveek" initb Ilniaisors an the 3' ea: Mrs, Jos. Mor -
friends at Cromarty. -Dr, Jas. BM of ilen Flnday.--Mse xead MTS. Edgar
Harrisburg, Pa., te spendine a new :nquses. Were 14%-ooalwate on Sunday
weeks with his mother, Mrs, a'n4 3Inet of tante Par.V4S, Mr.
$r-lars. 0, aleleonelj and Miss Dor- rand r. john MorZey,-Mr. and Mrn
othy were in Toronto, where thy via- Ed. Waolivard son Rees of Saxe:t-
iled for a few idaYn.-Eneter Distriet fond monned6.1 and spant Sunday
meeting wall be avid in the Methoditt nthe 7.attern sister, :44r.i. G4ori4,*
Church here on Ftinlay, May 2001,-, Park:DOW-Mr, ani Ma. C. W.
Thursday as "hospital day." sne. Geo, Brock, who la,st week lost soon ano &ugh er Ruth of Lucan spent
John Atkinson, one of the best alt Ins blacksmith axes, etc., no, the nunsinv at the home. of Frank Sqfares
known guides lu Manitoba, commits ism has elevated to buad 4 txcw App,
suicide because despondent, and an purchased from Mr. Tawas
Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, Winnipeg, niurdock the land en which bin former
electrocuted in attempting to with- shop stood, and will erect at two
draw plug from small beater. storey cement shop. 'air. C. S. Hud-
SATURDAYwho, also lost everything in the
.
Newark defeated Toronto, 9 to 3, fireWfrIt have a. shop the new build-,
to ing.-Lhe senior room of the public
Ottawa coal drivers return
work.
Big celebration by Mystic Shriners
at n,ondon.
Two dogs worry cattle to death
near Petrolea.
Showers partly subdue forest fires
Timisltarning.
•German general strike in Oppelu
has been -called off.
The price of confectionery has
dropped 10c per pound.
Forest fire threatened destruction
of New Waterford, N.S.
Independent Laborites were nomi-
nated for the Ulster House.
Trouble was caused in Woolwich,
Eng., on Friday night by soldiers.
Britain's Railway Labor executive
has ordered the men to move foreign
coal.
North Bay pollee, suspended by
mayor, are reinstated by the Town
Council.
Thirty-seven graduates receive so-
cial service diplomas from Toronto tions.
Uniirersity.
Kitchener Board of Trade goes
out. of existence after about forty SEAFORTH-The remains of .he
rlivonorka.nd McFadden each swear 'Toronto. aged 34, nldest son 01 the
yeanrost' late. John Allen Roberts, druggist, of
the other murdered the Toronto Ica/A, J. S. Roberts et Seatorth, who .
druggists. died suddenly on Monday, n
Dr. Edith Gordon appointed medis brought bete for interment. -Mrs. John
cal adviser to University of Toronto Eckert died on day 8, aged 97 years,'
/DWan Cameron, for 50 years In She name to Canada when ZI years of,
lady students.
charge' a CI, 14. W. telegraph office at
Brantford, dies at 82 years of age.
There is a rush of imports from
the United States pending revision
or, Customs • Act to conform with
budget.
MONDAY.
British coal strike nearer settle-
ment.
Wave of crime in Ireland is on the
increase.
The Leafs broke even with Newark
on Saturday.
Peterboro and Brantford printers'
strikes ended.
The Scottish soccer team has. sail-
ed for Canada.
Sinn Fein commit outrages in Lon-
don and Liverpool.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Dominic Casey dies
suddenly at Lindsay.
Three severe earthquakes were felt
on Saturday in Salvador.
Premier Briand sayeeEeence won't
tolerate German troopsete Silesia.
Toronto -Scottish defeated All -
Scots 1-0 in an Ontariotqlep game.
A new Masonic lodgejeate be form-
ed 'in honor of Grand Master Har-
court.
• John Rice, aged 59 was accidental-
ly , killed by shunting engine at
Lendon.
P. E. Perrault and wife, aged 62
and 61, found dead in their home at
Quebec.
New York beat Cleveland twice in
succession and lead the American
League. •
• The steamship Aquitania sailed for
the U. S. with office clerks, etc., as
stewards.
Railway labsee organizatiohe anti-
fied wage agreements to be ter-
minated. •
Orangemen In Toronto attended a
memorial service to the late Rev.
J. D. morrow.
A doctor grappled with. burglar
in Toronto, who eseapedontter inaur-
ing.his assailant.
A boy in Toronto was badly infur
en when chemicals' for 'fireworks ,ek-4
Pit)Tdb.eeic4omhltas tigiconePUrposes opontlinni
47;000,000 in building up Toronto
railway' system,
-Mrs. Frank Gunman, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday ol 111.41S %V*
On -o -n -ss ilancah `Ram of Lo.salOft
spent last a..e.e‘ with her &later, Mrs„
Freeman Arkses.-Mo.hers Day was
obseeved iat church Sunday. The
•Serviees were eon:lees:ea by Rev. m-
ende and opesid musie given by the
sehool has been nlosed fon st few new:v.-St:venal stoat .1ns CA strint at.
days owing to ,the illness of Penni- '4,1`..Wal the, Annual Dntrset W. M. S.
pal niacnny.-On Saturday Mn. T.
Neelands received a message inform-
ing her of the death of her sister,
Mrs. J. Elliott of Nancouxer, 13. C. -
Among those who were successful in
passing their examinations In their
first year course in engineering are
W. T. A. Bell, son. of Mrs. Berslia.
Bell; Jack Elder, son of Mr. and Mrs
John Elder, who passed wait honors;
and Ralph Hawkins. -Mrs (Dr.) Carne
bell of Tomato a's the guest of her
parents. Ir. and Mrs. T. Murdock.
Zurich
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Iiss E. Robinson, who has been
nursing .at Victoria Hospital, London,
received her diploma on Wednesday
of last week. We extend eongeatula-
siRieR IOR ;At 1. ral.ton V 4 IA
SCHOOL REPORT of 5 5.o 3.
3,
5 ThPHEN, or April anti May -Sr. 4-
R., Jere 73, F. PgrsOrts 08. 14. Penhale
5,7. Jr. Knight 77. A. Preotea-
nor 70. Sr. 3-R Dearing 86, S. Dear -
:ng 84, M. Jory 31, M. Winn 70. Lt
snarnake :4, E. Christie 62. Jr. 3-5.
Box 64. Sr. Z -E. Dearing 83. Jr. 1
Fd C.hrisne., M Perthole, B. Sanders,
G. Deanni, M, Sent. lst Class -L.
Tory. Prlmer-W, Stanlake, G. Pen-
' 'antiance 2.1. -Lela B. Sandsrs, tea-
, hcahlee:, Triebner. Number on roll ZZ;
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age A fenny of eight ehldren, 52
grandchildren and 30 great grandchild-
ren survive.
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