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SCHOOL REPORT OF S, $. N.
12, Stephen, for January. --Sr. IV„loop
Disjatz+diese, Pearl Webb, Stella Webb.
Femmes Winds, I,ottee Johnson; Jr IV.,
Claude Gallus, NQsanatt Devine:, Elmer
Webb, Lawrence Mason, Ti1Le Mason
Sr, III. Donald Disjardlebe, Alex. Din-
Jardine, Thompson :Disjardine; Jr, III,,
Greta, Bakei•, Howard Disjardine, Mil-
dred Masan, Alex. Latta; Sr. IL,
Melia Mason Milton Webb, .,A,.delbert
Mason Ray Mason; Jr. II., Harold
Webb, Oval, Mases, Millie Webb; Pt,
I, Lloyd Marson, Wallet Latta, Robert
Diis]axdin e ; Primer, Velma Baker, Lu-
elle, Devrine; Regknter, Freda Mason,
E. Brooks, teacher,
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. s, No
weekly atr teens ear ua based
a s work
—Sr. 111., Izre Heetteres 81, Ma Mit-
ch -11 63, Jr. IV„ Lulu Hurter 90, WA-
freed
.A-fr d Bet—gent .1; Sr, 1II., Marjorie.
Hunter 74, Edith Hunter 70, Hubert'
Bunter 63,; Sr. I1,, 141y Hunter 85
George Thomson 83, Marjorie Wes -.t
. tt 83. Doreen t•Westcott 77, Gerald
Ford 76, Harold Miee?feU 40; Jr. 11„
Nears. hunker; Wiener, Ile. Htuater, Roy
Hunter. A.r beee Thomson, No. oaths”
rood 17, average attendenee 16.1.
L. M. Davis, teacher.
CLINTON,—:art old resident, Wm,
elefeoww°n, passed affray in Toronto ort
Feb ,5th at Abe age of 66 yews. The
body evas brought here for interment
Qia Friday, the Oddfellows conducting
the ceremony,—R. W. Cole. who was
reeent15- married there to 'etre. Moge
ridge:, died jast wve41C. a'L California
from the effects of a cold con,trect-,
-d Ogle here in. De' embea: Ile wwes
el rare at age, Mrs. Cleghorn, wid-
ow o1 tit': late James; Cleghore, .lied
here on Wednesdaay, e,ge i. 72 years.
MITCHELL—Martha Rogers, wife of
Wm Vivien, died on Feb. 8th in her
42nd yeer, She bed been :ll for some
months, but was aroun:1 then house Irl
the afterntoon. Prior to two years ago
sier res; led is Legere Tpi
MITCHELL ---ti bbert Township lost
nnotb,r old anti li thly respected resi-
dent ani tine peesieg o: reus;ur,nah Fret
.:h male of Robert Jackso i, iri.]ier 66th
'year. Tier e lne•ss 912:1 extended over
several ?,easy, Hes .husband, three
daughters nue. fouler son..erwdva.
AUCTION SALE
SALE OF BUTTER MILK.
The Butter milk es Exeter Cream-
ery will be sold by nubile auction on
Sarurda5 February 77„, 1912, at 2
7a.m, Tee. Cam ron, auctioneer.
SALE OF BUTTER MILK.
The. Butter mill; of Winehelsee
Craaunerwr will ;be sold by nubile a,ue-
ti0'a t>n \1' do stl:ty, February 22, r922.
at 2 0 clot k pro. Timor: fe asurron,
Au.tiencer.
AUCTION SALE
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The ,Busy World's Happenings. Vire-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the headers of Our Paper :— A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY..
Irish, leaders Confer with British
Ministers.
Plenary Conference ratifies treaties
at Washington.
Rural short course opens at Uni-
versity of Toronto.
Farm work begins to absorb city's
unemployed men,
British delegation leaves Washing-
ton en route for house,
German Communists aim to .over-
throw Ebert Government.
Gandhi sends letter to 'Viceroy of
India containing ultiwaturn,
W. F. Nickle elected in Kingston
by majority of less Chau 600.
Hamilton's fsrst bonspiel iii thirty-
Ave years eommenees tomorrow.
"Curley" Wilsltur defeated 13enny
Gould in ten rounds at Toronto.
Discovery of still in schoot at Syd-
ney. N.3., is made by authorities,
Saskatchewan Legislature told ex-
periinelits with lignite nearing sue-
eess.
Hamilton controllers decide tel co-
operate with Governments in relief
measures.
Premier Norris introduces pro-
posals to cheek speculation in Mani-
toba lands.
Toronto City Council adopts day
labor principle in work "te relieve un-
employment.
Airplane carrying pilot and me-
chanic leaves Coehrane on #.light to
Hudson Bay.
Ontario Lacrosse Association bas
effected reduction In the price of Ia-
crosse sticks,
Ingersoll and U. of T. inter-
mediates lost their A. H.A. second
round games last night,
Cardinal Achille Ratti. Archbishop
of Milan, is eleeted Roman Pontiff
under name cit Plus KI.
Oxford, University lacrosse team
plays University of Toronto at To-
ronto on Ainril 17 or 24,
►t;"1.DNSD..Y.
Railway strike in Geranaauy is cabl-
ed off,
United States suspends work on
Pacific forts.
Ulster's Premier says be stands by
the act of 1920.
New York power president favors
St. Lawrence project.
League Commission will seek to
halt manufacture of munitions.
Premier Lloyd George reviews
Bri-
tain's home and foreign poilsle
.
A speetacular fire in Windsor men-
aces residences over a wide area.
Ontario fruit growers discuss the
need of a national organization.
An extensive* a evil service probe is
planned. according to Ottawa rumors.
il, itisli Colt:.hien legislation
against Orientals declared ultra
Vires..
A concrete plan for union was laid
before Veteran Congress in Win-
nipeg.
Startling allegations are made by
woman witness in Brantford police
probe.
Sun at Sen's army is in a peril-
ous plight in China, owing to lack
of funds.
Seven highly -bred English stallions
have arrived at 'Toronto for breeding
purposes.
John Smith, a Chippewa Indian,
said to be 137 years old, died at Cass
Lake, Minn.
Sir Alfred Bird, M.P. for West
Wolverhampton, was killed by an
automobile.
A coroner's jury in Toronto is hot
convinced that James Buchanan took
his own life.
Liberal M.P.P.'s in caucus ask
Wellington Hay to continue leader-
ship of party.
St. Mary's juniors beat Hamilton
C. A. C., 6 to 4, in the first game of
the second round.
Benny Leonard and Jack Britton
will be > matched to meet within a
couple of months.
Mrs. Ellen Dealy, a woman in her
hundredth year, was burned to death
at Smith's Falls.
Saskatchewan Government pro-
poses drastic amendments to tighten
up Temperance Act.
Galt O. H. A. intermediate cham-
pions were beaten in the second
round by Kitchener, 11 to 3.
Hon. Duncan Marshall, former
Minister of Agriculture for Alberta,
has been appointed Federal Commis-
sioner of Agriculture.
PERCHERON AND CLYDESDALE
HORSES, CHOICE DAIRY COWS
YOUNG CATTLE, HOGS
AND POULTRY,,
On Lot 14, Cosi, 15, Vtizornet, 2 r
miles North of Kirkton., on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922
At 1 o'clock sharp, the followeng:—
Iorse
— earn greyPea:beron
w eas-
ing
a-ing 4 and 5 years old (fill and, gelling)
team C1y4lezdate fillies, rising 4 }ears
old. These .volts are broken and ready
for work
Cattle—Durham ::ow with calf at
side; Durham know, due time of sale;
Durham +'ow, due Is/larch 21; Hol-
stein now. due Marchi 1; Holstein cow,
due Marsh 15.
Fat Cattle -2 fat steers, rising 3 yrs.
old; fat heifer, rising 3 year old; fat
mow.
' Young Cattle -5 steers rising 2 yrs.
ojsi; 5 heifers, rising 2 years old; 5
calv:s, alsing 1 year old.
Hoge—Sow with jitter of nine, six
zreek sold;; Sow with litter at foot,
two weeks old; 4 Sows due in. March;
$ Chunks about 100 lbs.; a Pure-bred
Yorkshira Hog ten months old.
Poultry -5 Single Comb :White Leg-
horn Cockerels,.
Terms—Fat .rattle, cash; The other
stock—Nine months credit on approv-
ed joint notes, or 5 per cent's;tra;ight
stiff for wash 1n bleu ‘of notes,.
• Positively 1no reserve,. Everything
ill be sold to to thighest bidder,
EILAS •SHIER WM. E. NAIRN
"Proprietor Auctioneer
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTe
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled, dining car service
Sleeping .cars on night trams and
Parlor carp 041 principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunks Ticket Afoot, or C. E. Horn
tag Distrkt"Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
P310t0e 46w Agent, Exeter
Display Advertising -Made known
on app/cation,
Stray A.sicaals—One insertion 50d.,
three insertions thio.
•Miscellaneous articles .of not ' more
than five lions,. For Sale, To Reale,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found aocals 25c. an insertion. _
Local reading notices, etc„ Dfc. -per
[i a per insertion No notice legs
0' khan 250', Card „*f Tbank^s 50c.
Auction Saylf✓s. $3' for orae insertion
and $1,50,,.for each subsequent • in--
ertr,on if under five inches in length.
I advertising 10c. and 5c' all
"Fartfi;.or. Recut Estate for sd➢e 50c:
earth inserts for tine anomth 'af foul.
insertions, ,
brother Labor members ' apostates
from workers' cause.
The Merchants Bank shareholders -
agree to accept the offer #4 merge
Dashwood
T.h2 first , arnjvel of the season was
with the Bank of Montreal,held at Gainer' arena on Thursday ev
Count Admiral Sulteneri Kabaya ening, Feb. 9, and was a decided sue-
nia, former Minister of War for cess. O1v;Mng too 'the mild weather the.
Japan, is dead, aged 85 years, iwe ww' zar a pots coed tion Th�erY
"The Mrs, E. $. Eddy Chair of was a splendid display of costumes
Industrial Chemistry" will be the willeb was observed with much inter -
title of a new foundation at McGill est by a great +craowd of speatee;,rs•.'
University. The late .Mrs, EddY made F�o11ow+,ng ar: the Prizew:;,vers, be -
a bequest to the. university. ing in order of merit. --Ladies' Fahey,
b"RIIIIAX. Aria Fassold, Gypsy Qu:en; •Gna-ace
Field Marshal Wilson will act with Kellerman, Dotty Peas:1i Blossom; Lad-'
�ssNationel, Marra Ehlers, Ireland; Mr&
Ulster. T. Klempp, Canada; Ladles' Comer,
linea. Bton. Thistles won the Ontario idents klofiteere Aunt Jemitna; Cora
Tankard, Truemner, Squaw; .Girls under 15,
Cardinal Begin of Quebec arrives Laura AIaY Reid, Topsy; Grace Gum_
at Rome. tier, Sunflower; Gents' Fancy, Sally
Premier King hae take* to horse- Bettchen, Colored gentleman; ;Harold
back riding. Trusmner, leek Tar; Gents' Natioltal,
British, embargo on Canadian cat- :Melvin Guenther, Fiji Islander; Mer -
tie to continue. vy,p, Tiernan, Uncle Sana; Gents' corn -
France seeks postponament of 1; , Lloyd Edighoffer, Mutt; Alsr;.n
Genoa Conferenee. Kellerman, Jeff; Boys under 15, Har -
Retail Clothing ,nen will hold a ry Hoffman, Johan Bull; Louis Ziruuier
convention in Toronto, jndian Chief.
Plans are issued for a new Gov- ten tg to tine road: on. of the zee
ernm. ens of Palestine. tl>a Lad;C.t IIo. ke same was cartce
The Indian Government has order- - - Y a fil-
ed the arrest of Gandhi. e.;} and tee pr�iue for it was given as
Qattarie Ilortitsultaral .4 . oeiatton a sp'4al 1>r=ze torr the best dreamed
kegins annual convention, g1r1 a'a tins i e, nett i to ludin; those .rico
Ulster bas Placed forces along the `had t e -a ed prizes, Pearn Tine tiara
boundary to resist invasion. wwas stno a °Sul in szeu^reg &itis a�
e.
It is proposed to form a new Atli -
Rey.
ween i i He nt
Ruth -
tette club lin St. Ctttharilaee. R. W J Yager M . L. T. Ruth
Do Valera says. Lloyd George erford rand Dr 'I reeloe a•: te,i es Judges.
menoeuvreil Irish conference, 6l, s It<,, nuiraner tis Ilea;tnzt ii nis
H. 1i. Howatt, K.C., addresses tete Wing wa t'- It , pme
Liberals of Southwest Toronto, In I,, -s" Ail: the I;v4�e1i.a1
Canada will send delegates to the
Economic Conference in Geltoa„ Church held a quilting bee :at the
Convention of Retail Association a: Mrs. R A Goltz on Thursday.
will promote "Made -in -Canada" pro- qtr Seatit'a Br'ntier sacs *.tied the fun-
eral a.t a relak ve 1n Ian lraa last w4CCk
ducts,
say juniors von the round by three .1 -td eeif:s, Pay*' brant i few days
I3y beating Cobourg 5 ti3, Lind- lats`sviIazda Routledge oZunih
griala. Mr.G a`Ii t •r hl s returned from'',
Bell Teliserate Co, Mr. refuted eon- a.ra �wten1ed visit with relatives in
sent to rause rates, Carvell din- 1It. til=mens, ;ti;,lt.
senting, 11r. Blaurngarc:n. had the in sfo:
•,•a voices
oppose.
Preoiier extending
f u itun n a f»1: on day last week~: and dies -
tion to extending franchise to sane- ht shoulder -
bee women.tl,,, J,>t.s o Exeter was a visitor
Niagara Falls wean the first of the linne of asks. J, :>whxo,zit r last
home -and -home games from Osgoode
Hall, 6 to 3.
The two Brenuers are found guilty E. 114-'41-a +clnroeder was
AR S'YOU AWAKE THA'
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Natural Leaf' Green Tea is put up
and sold- in sealed pac ets in the
same fora as the famous
Black Teas of i4Salada" brand,
Get Pi cket ae ra lit Ale u You wild. URe
',�n1yFour Wheel Motor Vann in the
of conspiracy to defraurtd the pule. '' ta. ma passtaag »e, rnus;c exam
Moan pn 1� erde ;and Ada Faasso]d are AttY
lie by a Toronto jury, this we,'" attend the naaimnery
P. 0. 'Iatrkiu, as High. Com miss- enartgs ant Londtara
stoner for Canada in London, 't o have
wider powers of action.
Vatican to discuss extendingtime
for (holding papal conclaves. so as to
a
allow all cardinals to particip te.
A suni. of nearly £1,500,00 'will
be required to compensate the Irish
Constabulary and £1,130,000 ill be;s
granted to the Irish Prov[ Iona£
Gov'rninent for eompensatio for
Ca'iminal injuries,
SATURu e.Y.
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Two more outrages occur on the
£vlslt frontier,
Wedding gifts are pouring las for
Princess Mary.
ss la5
Plans are completed for opening
of the Legislature.
Liberal League seeks financial laid
from medical men.
. l
A. C. Hardy of Brockville a n
Pointed to the Senate,
Germany allowed to Import ma-
terial for civil aviation.
Street car manufacturers are look-
ing for a site in Toronto.
Mr. Justice Riddell sentenced
Harrl to hang for murder.
Brantford Police Court probe will
continue for another week.
President Harding submits trea-
ties to United States Senate.
n r
An international senior hockey
series will be played in Toronto.
Benny Leonard defeated "Rocky"
Kansas on points in 15 rounds.
McMaster University debaters de-
feated by Rochester Seminary.
Hamilton bonspiel closed. All tro-
phies were won by visiting rinks.
District Cup and Ladies' Tankard.
THURSDAY.
Japanese stop work on. ships.
Berlin Government pays repara-
tion instalment.
Many loyalists in Northern Ireland
have been kidnapped.
.A British ship was seized by
Greeks on the high seas.
Ulster pollee patrols were ambush-
ed by Sinn Fein soldiers.
The strike deadlock in South Af-
rica continues unbroken.
Sudbury was put out of the
N.O.H.A. running by the Soo.
There were seven- defaults in 64
entries at the Hamilton boitspiel,
Unionists in British Parliament
charge Premier with breach of faith.
A speaker before the Fairs Asso-
ciation lauds electrification of rail-
ways:
Airmen arrive at Hudson Bay to
find the weather mild with little
snow.
Queen's and Aura Lee won- their
games in the O.H.A. junior second
round.
Hamilton beat Ottawa and Cana -
diens won from St: Pat's in the pro.
league .
A i}roniinexit 'Toronto, oontractor
describes industrial depression as
empty cocoon.
" Brantford police .officers vehement
-
13r deny allegations of women wit-
nesses in probe.
John: B'odard, wanted in •Guelph
, on. a murder eha rge, . brought back
curlers will play finals in Toronto.
Bell Telephone Company will re-
new application for rates increase.
Dominion. and Provincial police
harry moonshiners on the border.
British Columbia will have ze team
iii the Allan. Cup elimination series.
Hon. Mr. Fielding will probably
float bonds in Canada for $400,-
000,000.
400;000,000.
Bishop Fallon of, London address-
ed an audience in Toronto on the
rights of separate schools.
MONDAY.
German ship owners
back.
St. Pat's tied Ottawa
4 to 4.
Storm ties up Toronto
traffic.
Pope Pius XL is crowned
Peter's.
Big textile convention
Toronto:
Granites defeated Aura Lee sen-
iors, 4 to 3. '
Genoa Conference is likely to be
postponed.
Russian Soviet demands recogni-
tion by powers.
Valera's adherents repudiate Ring
as Irish monarch.
Boys' Council holds inaugural
meeting in Toronto.
Irish Republicans turn machine
guns on Ulster patrol.
Sterling closed at Toronto $4,62,.
at Neve York ;4.33%.
Ontario Agricultural College won
the U. of T. assault -at -arms.
Queen's beat the University sf To-
ronto senior basketball team.
Overseas Settlement Committee
urges inter -Empire emigfation.
Four Northern constables kilted. by
Sinn Feiners at Clones Station.
Cabinet and department officials
studying program for immigration.
Unemployed at Halifax appeal to
Lord Byng when paradeis forbidden.
Unexpected counter -protest will be
made by Conservatives at Kingston.
Ray replaces Braid on team of the
British pro. golfers for United States.
Saskatchewan farmer s in conven-
tion .will debate politics and wheat
Pool.
The Genoa Conference will prob-
ably be postponed till, the second
half of April.
The Lady Superintendent of the
Hospital -for Sick Children, Toronto,;
resigns poeition. •s,•
'Ahrens`-nurder trial is only criin
ihai case to come beforetheWaterloo
Assizes this weeks,
George Halcroww+, M P,P, calls iris
get vessels
Senators,
street car
in St.
opened 11
FIRE 1N GODERICII HOME
On-
frail:riti:li, Feb. 14.—Tennant Dren-
nan's house was badly damaged by fire.
and water at noon to -day, sparks from
a defective chimney evidently started
a. blue in the attic. 'Ile firemen, after
a, ctuiek response, soon had it out, but
the lower rooms were badly damaged
by went°ar.
SEAFORTH—Mrs. Peek Webster,
an esteemed lady, passed away sudden-
ly here on Feb. 8. She had just re-
turned from visiting her sister in Lon-
don, sand was not long int tee house
when she expired while eating at the
table She as survived by her husband.
CLINTON—Ciinten citizens were
sho,_ked to hear last week of the death
of Mrs. A G. Virtue of Lethbridge,
formerly Miss Edith Torrance, (laugh -
tar of Mr. and. Mrs. John Torrance of
town, wi,i 1t occurred Wednesday
morning, A. young husband and two
little ,ones survive, onaa babe only a
week old,
GODERICH—Wm. Johnston, tai, or,
who took palson on Friday morning
did Saturday in the hospital. Hewes
W w'dowv'er nm] lived with hie daugh-
ter -en' -{lawn,. Two sons, Capt. Frank
and William, both away, survive,. He
confessed to staking the poison and
ate inquest was not he1d,
orde
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