The Exeter Advocate, 1919-7-17, Page 5A SIMPLE
METHOD TO
REMEDY
RHEUMATISM
AGE DOES NOT, INTERFERE 'IF
TRRATIIIZNT I8 I'ROPERLX
FOLLOWED
Many persons contend that there is
no sure remedy for Rheumatism, Soiat-
ica, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Neuritis, or
their kindred diseases, but' don't be
biased: draw your own conclusions
from the proof submitted.
Over two years ago, William Nesbitt,
of 113 John St., Toronto, Ontario, was
attacked by Rheumatism. Mr. Nesbitt
was 53. y are of age at the time and he
feared the wont. After trying many
remedies and prescriptions without ob-
taining r-licf he tool: a friend's advice
Mier a-edl Tetrpleton'.: Rheumatic Cap -
suits, Result—to-clay Mt Nesbitt sues
Ae hasn't t lost a day's work since nor
fear, Rheumatism any more."
Mr. Nesbitt gives the entire credit for
his recovery to T,R„ O.'S. Profit by his
experience. Try them
BROWNING'S DRUG STORE
Optical Rooms and Sta.tioiery
Sole Agent's far Exeter
tla:l
$1e14 to this acldreet or to rent
lepton',, 142Ding W., Taranto, and
e. ill be sent p.tstnaid.
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on application,
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Miscellaneous articles of not more
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Local Reading notices, etc., 10c. per
tulle pet insertion, No notice .cess
then 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Legal advertising 10c. and 50. a lime
Auction Sales' $2 for one insertion
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Notice to Creditors
sw.
In the matter of the Estate) of Xavier
Ziler, late of the Township of Ste-
phen, in the County of Huron, far-
mer, deceased.
Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121
of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1914, notice is hereby given that all
creditors and others having claims or
dem'u cls against the estate of the said
Xavier Ziler, who dried on or about
Dectember 31st, 1918, are required on
or before the 15th day of August;
1919, to send by post prepaid or de-
liver to H. Eilber & Son, at
Crediton, Ontario, their Christ-
ian names and surnames, addresses and
dle4ctriptions, the full particulars of
their chaims, a statement of theirac-
c ounts and the nature of the secur-
ities if any, held by them, duly, ver-
ified by affidavit.
And take notice that after said
last mentioned date the said Execu-
tors will proceed to disttrllbute the
assets of tile' deceased among, the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice and that the said
Exlecutors will not be liable for
said assets or any part thereof, toany
pexsor or persons of whose claims
notice shall not have been received
by t em rat the \time of such distrib-
utiete
Daniel Ziler and Cyrus Vincent
Extelcuttors
Dashwood P.O,
Bated June 30th, 1919.
Zurich
Mr, and 'Mrs, Daniel Steinbach - of
Detroit are visiting relatives here,—
Mrs, John J. Smith recently visited
relatives et • Croswell, Mich.—Mrs.
-bei Schilbe and daughter .of 'Water-
loo, attended the funeral Of the late
Mr. J. C. Kalbfleisch.--Among those
who attended the funeral ofthe late
lir. J C. Kalb£lteitsch were Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Kalbfleisch, Mr. and Mrs.
George ' Kalbfleisch and Mr. Adolph
l albfleisch, all of .Detroitl.-Mr. John
Fausts and family of'Pontiac,. Mich.
visited at the home. of Miss L. Faust,—
Mrs. Pauline Faust of Chicago is vis -
Wag at the honie eat Miss L. Faust
anti other relatives,—Mrs, Maggie Mc-
Cormick and two sans John, and.
Albert, of Detroit visited relatives:
and friends. ;durin,", tfee past week, --
The returns co the Registrnr-Gen.er-
al of elle Valls deaths and marriages
for the second quarter for Hay Town-
ship are as follows; B r:hs Z4 17
male:; an) fetus -See; deaths a, 4
males an.l 1 female; . 6 uwirriages —
Another ,ot the well known citizens
of this seetioa liaise i suddenly away
on the 30th alt., .n the tremens of John
C. Kaibfie'sch. He was stricken with
heart disease and died almost inured-
ately. He came to Hay Townh'pes
a lad and conducted a saw m'li for
maty years. He was twice married,
aril fits sons survive, Fred C. of this
piece, Charlet,, Adolph, Edelen(' and
Georg.e of Detroit, also the sec:031J
w ts„-M s, Ed. Siebert of Detroit is
v:.Sitin r at the home ofMr., \\ , L. Sic-,
b:t t.•- Mr \V L, Siebert has been
epiointe." a magistrate.
ERIC 1 1 EI D --Pte Sandy Foote, a
n t' ve ot air v !lege, fatly 1': d of
lea, Win!, se Quenelle, S:tsk, He
e:at oat t the first Canadian ca etine
n eat turned to his hem at
t et,;r1 i:t' the war, after vvhah
,ta.taken to the tuberculous has-
p. . at tot e: polls„ He leaves a wife
t :he.,
It'idren and a brother.
Rib:. ,�loesejaw, John Fc'tte, of
' in %burn, is his uncle. He left
Be :e :URI when quite a bay.
,EAP ORTll—Mr. Con. Eekart has
field hit fine one hundred acre farm
t. McKillop, adjoining the corporation
of Se:devih
on the north, to \iI•. Jas.
Rivers oil this town, the consideration
ben€; $12,000.—Afamiliar figure in
Scafo:-th passed away at the home of
his nephew, alit Colin 'McDonald, in
Hallett, y
ullE 't
. out. Saturday last in .ht, per-
son o1' Alexander McA0011er, in his
eighty -filth year Mr. McArthur was
born in. Saatland, but camel to Canada
a; a young mato
AUCTION SALE
OF SHORTHORNS
Me 5 5. 2v1erner ,M. P., of Seaforth,
who recently purchased the melee
herd of Scotch and Scotch -topped
Shorthorn of A. R. 'McLachlan of
Renfrew, has decided to sell by pub-
lic auction ton
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1919
At the Fair Grounds, Seaforth, 'the
following : — rNonupariels, Matchless,
Crimson Flower, Wedding Gifts, Fan-
ny B tend other straight Scotch sorts
and an. array of good Scotch topped
cows, seldom found in: one auct ons.
These cattle have size and su:bstaunce,
in gaol breeding condition, right off
the grass} 25 )cows sell with calves
tat foot (mostly got by a Clapper bull)
and rebred. 20 cows and heifers, all
' of breeding age, and 3 young bulls.
You will. be surprised at the quai-
1 lity of .this .offering. Catalogue by
writing Mr. Merrier at Seaforth, Ont.
T, E. Robson, Frank Taylor, C. W.
Robinson and Thos. Brown, Auct:lan,.
eers.
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World'sHappenings Care-
fully Compiled and Put roto
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our •Paper _e A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Parliament was prorogued at 3
Monday .afternoon.
The Metagama passengers w
landed at Quebec and 11(tont,�yea1.
Jahn York, a cheesetea,k r in S
ney, was drowned while swimmi
the Bay of Quinte,
President Poincar n
the Cross of the Legionor
the city of Rheims.
Jaynes A, Macf, gene
agent of the New Y
ante Co,, died at his le o
The Ontario Gover
ed the intended purchaseu
bred live stack for the
farm.
Sandwich, Windsore
burg Railway employ n
strike, and have ince
minds.
Ernest Raymond, t
reported "hissing," e
dead," walked into
announced.
Four hundred 'muses v
course of erection inas
result of the passing si
legislation.
Entrance of Argentinat
League of Nations w ry
tions has been approvedA
gentine Senate.
There are six huutlr s
tending the Summer
Guelph, and an over
conducted at Whitby.
Quiet has been re el
ence, but riots against00
of living have occurreda
several other cities.
The revised Austria ea
will.. not be delivered t ri
delegation before th t
week, it is now stated.
The Ontario bowls
opened at Niagara -on- o
day, The Woodstock se
son's champions, were ,
Two men are dead a o
ly injured as a result e
of an engine and twelveca
on the O,N.R., near O
Two persons were f
ally and another seriouslyd
all residents of Noyan he
a train crashed into bi
near Burlington, Vt,
WED NESD
Forest fires are spr in
Alberta and in Northern
F. A, McDonald, m in
he Foster Mine at Cob killed
y a blast.
Toronto teamsters in
andling freight res the
Wise order.
Good rainfalls have
rospects in South A rItt
askatchewan.
Meats are said to b est
n price in Winnipeg t have
ever been there.
A New York soldier,ed
ith the C. E. F., was at
he K. of C. Hostel, To
Two Toronto rinks, the
nada Club, qualified the
emi-finals for the O. B
At the request of the all-
ay Co. the Ontario rd
turned control of the the
rpany.
Mai. -Gen. Sir David cons -
ander of the First C vi-
on,.was tendered a c on
Quebec.
The Allies have approvedan
a concerted attack ad
y Finnish troops and of
dmtral Kolchak.
H. A. Harrington,, el
ommissioner for Ont ed
dustrial establishmentsin
al supplies at once.
Alfred Cuddy, chief of
algary, and formerly to,
s been appointed Co of
e Alberta Provincial
The British Govern a
ofit of approximate) 0 0
unds from premiums war
k insurance during t
Marquis of Bute has t-
ries in Wales and has be
owner of coal mines, o
sposed of .several d
terests.
The receipts for t d-
empsey bout fell far x
stations, Tex Rickarded
Toledo that the attendanceas
,000 and the returns
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to
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of Hon
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York Life ins
home in Tor
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of p
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& Aral
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are again
eased thein
of Learning
then heli
itis lionxe
ses are now
Ontario
of the hat
into
without res
by the
ed teacher
School
overflow has to
stored in r
the high
at Milan
n Peace Tr
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the Aust
e end of
ng tournaln
the -Lake M
rink, last
eliminated
and one seri
of the wr
freight
noway, Alta
killed, one
injure
, Que.,—w
an automc
AY:
ending still
Ontario.
ins captain
alt, was
engaged
responded to
improved c
Iberia and
e the high
hat they b
who sere
found dead
ronto,
both from
to play in
A. trophy
Toronto Ra
Railway Boa
system to
Watson, co
Canadian Di
civic reception
the p1
on I'etrogr
the forces
Assistant Fu
Ontario, warn
to get
constable
of Toronto,
mmissioner
Police.
Government made
y 16,000,0
shipping
the war.
sold his co
ceased to
He has also
of his lap
he Wiilar
short of e
appoint
w
$454,000,.
THURSDAY.
The 36th Regiment has formed
association.
Premier Massey of New Zealand
ent Wednesday in Toronto.
Brig. -Gen. Victor Odlum urges the
mation of a Canadian air force.
The Canadian adfan loan for $75,000,000
s quickly oversubscribed in New
rk,
About 5,000 morphine tablets
re found on a batch of 'soldiers at
ngston.
Rev. John A. Morrison died in To-
to of blood -poisoning contracted
m a barber's razor.
Samuel Gompers will sail for Eu -
e this week to take part in the
ades Union Congress.
City of Toledo charity funds de-
ed : $30,000 from the Willard
mpsey bout held on July 4.
Bolshevik literature was distribut-
in dark spots. on streets of Fred-
eton to crowds leaving a circus;
ormance.
erman and Austrian aliens in the
ited States on parole will be re -
sed from all parole ' obligations
en peace is proclaimed.
ev. P. C. L. Farris, well. known
an agent of the Children's Aid
iety at Guelph and in Toronto,
d at Santa Rosa, California.
uicide among She German officers
nereasing to an alarming extent:
causes are, said to' be patriotic
spam and loss of social position.
eH military special, with New
u"yiswick inen off the Olympic, was
ailed about 48 miles west of Tru -
but no one was very seriously
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Mal. -Gen. Gwatltin, Chief of Staff
of the Canadian Militia, who returns
shortly to the Imperial army, is to
be succeeded by Maj. -Gen. J. II.
Elmsley,
FRIDAY.
The Government announced the
appointment of enumerators for the
coming referendum..
Steven Marcoso was instantly kill-
ed' by the caving in of a tunnel in
the Waikerviile coal yards,
Mayor Church, City Council and
civic officials of Torontoinspected
the power plant at Chippewa.
Sir Augustus Nanton and Mr.
A. W. Austin were made vice-presi-
dents of the Dominion Bank.
Leonard Macklin, of Goderieh, 18
Years old, son of Dr. A, H, Macklin,
was drowned while canoeing in Lake
Huron.
Sergt. Ha ey Davison, 71st Bat-
talion, 28 years old; and recently
married, was electrocuted at his bro-
ther's home in Woodstock,
Nazzerino Tonassin, an Italian
carpenter, was killed by a fall to a
cement floor while at work on the
Hydro Canal construction.
Securities valued at $2,000,000
belonging to former King Ferdinand.
of Bulgaria have been declared for-
feited by the British courts.
The Swiss police have discovered
that the Bolshevists have been oper-
ating a counterfeiting plant at Zur•.
tele. ,'t number et arrests have been
made,
1.1. Hartley D:'wart, Rae., the Lib -
teal leader, addressing South Toronto
I.i'aee tI eondennned the practice of
trait.g enumerators in compiling the
voter:-' Iist.t.
Isar: P,rttish Gavc'rn',,ent hes •decide
c4 to apoint a Parliamentary body to
report on :scene measure for legisla-
te e evolution along til e lines of
fo•1 1 It::tet.
The striking Windsor carmen re-
jc teed the offer of 56 cents maximum
meae by the Ontario Railway Board,
Ehlers took over ties S., W. & A. Ry,
Ay t m in the morning.
The ocean liner Grampian on
Tile ;:lay collftlee with an iceberg off
t',:p, rare. Two of the crew were
killed and two injurred. The steam-
ship was badly damaged, but made
hes way to St. John's, Nfld.
SATURDAY.
London, Ont., is to have a U. S,
consular nine representative.
There is a movement in North To-
ronto to secede from the city.
The Provincial Normal School ex-
amination results were announced.
Vancouver Trades and Labor Coun-
cil has endorsed the Otte Big Union.
The Empress of Britain brought
more titan three thousand soldiers to
Quebec.
Foreigners in Welland and vicinity
are curtly refusing good offers of em-
ployment.
The Dominion Trades and Labor
Congress is set for the 22nd Sep-
tember at Hamilton.
London 'Street Railway Company
inaugurated higher fares, with
scarcely any serious protest.
Three allied waiships have been
despatched to Fiume to assist in
maintaining order in that port.
Mrs. Angus Mackenzie, wife of a
Yarmouth farmer, was found drown-
ed in Pinafore Lake, near St.
Thotatas.
•The Celtic arrived at Halifax with
a number of officers and nursing sis-
ters, but very few private members
of the C.F.F.
In the first Varsity cricket game
played since 1914, Oxford yesterday
defeated Cambridge at the famous
Lord's enclosure.
Robert Earle Johnston, aged 3,
was killed by an auto, being the se-
cond member of the family to meet
death in that way.
Trade between the United States
and Germany, Acting Secretary Polk
of the U. S. State Department states,
will be resumed immediately.
Maxiniiliin Harden, editor of Die
Zukunft, Berlin. will probably be ap-
pointed German Ambassador at
Washington, a despatch from Ham-
burg states.
Windsor n sor Street Railway employes
refused the Ontario Railway Board's
offer of the entire earnings of the
company, saying they will stay out
for the 50 to 60 cent rates.
It now seems possible that owing
to the existence of a clause in the.
new German constitution the Allies
may de.ua-ed the ratification of the
Peace Treaty by suchstates as
Bavaria.
MCI`,P. Y.
Tony Nieque was killed in Toronto
when a motor car turned turtle.
John VerraI died at. Hamilton as
a result of a motoring accident.
Nine thousand Orangemen walked
in Toronto in the annual 12th of July
parade.
Australia is hoping to pay her war
debts, out of= the indemnities paid to
the Allies. r`
An official reception was given to
No. 4 General Hospital by the Uni-
versity of Toronto. e
The Italian delegation at the Peace
Conference is asking for a concession
at Tientsin, China.
Joe Matis, a Hungarian, was
drowned at Owen Sound when an old.
punt sprang a leak.
Capt. Martin of Calgary qualified
to compete in the final for the Lon-
don Daily Graphic first prize.
Orange celebrations were held in
many centres on Saturday, with much
enthusiasm and large crowds.
Five men were arrested by an Oak-
ville constable, after a wild chase,
on a charge of stealing a motor car.
President Wilson has vetoed the
Agricultural Bill because of its pro-
vision repealing the daylight-saving
law.
The first Chamber of the Dutch
Parliament has adopted a motion to
introduce woman suffrage in Hol-
land.
The French gunboat La Somme ar-
rived at Montreal to take part` in the
celebration to -day of the Fall of the
Bastille.
A. sixth barn in the township of
Gleneig has been burned within a
short period, and the incendiary is
yet uncaught.
St. Catharines and surrounding
towns. and villages are threatened
withh'a bread famine owing to labor
troubles with the bakeries and bread
drivers.
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Patriotism
end
Profit
in June
Cost s-i.DS
ljir
War Savings 5fenaps
can 1,e. bout'at mhtr-
cver this -raga is
di.,player'.
It is patriotic to buy War "wings
Stamps because Canada must have
money for reconstruction.
But it is also profitable to buy War
Savings Stamps because you are in-
vesting in Government Bonds yielding
over 41/2%.
You don't need to be a capitalist. You
can start with 25 cents. Buy a Thrift
Stamp for a quarter. When you have
sixteen of them, exchange them for a
War Savings Stamp, and you will Crave.
laid the foundation of a solid invest-
ment with your odd savings.
You can add to this investznnent as often
as you save $4.00, and in 1924 the
Government will pay $5.00 fcr every
War Savings Stamp you buy now or
$4.00 odd.
This is to biggest opportunity ever af-
forded to wage earn= to become in-,
vestars.
1::'__2 Savl.xas Serve Fel r, zd
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Hensall
Mr Garnet Case has returned from
England -Mr, and Mrs. J. 17iller of
Detroit are visiting at Rabt. Bon-
thron's.—M is Amy Lammie of Taran-
to is spending a couple weeks' vaca-
tion at her home.—The trustees of the
Public School have granted a bonus
of lone month's salary to each of the
teacihers„—Mr. Ernrest Carlisle of In-
d'
In-
dian Head,Sask., is here visiting his
father, Me Rot a 's e
who C rlul, jha is
very illi.—Mr. Andrew Johnston has
been. visiting his dangiiters, Mrs,
Shortt of Windsor and Mrs. Ferguson
of Minneapolis, arud Is now with his
son James lof Ryley, Alta.—Mr. Dent
of Sault Ste. Marie is visiting, his sis-
ter, Mrs. James Sutherland Miss Mary
Murdoch taf Winnipeg ,is visiting with
her father, Mr, Wm. Murdoch.—Mr.
and Mrs. Vermilll6ia of Tioran'ta are
spending a couple weeks with Mrs
Vermillia's parents, Ma and vIrs. John
Datnsdale.—Mrs. Couch, Who is at
present vitsitiuvg'her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Petty, was taken to Dr.
A TWO -FOLD DUTY
Many thou. mothers first
give their r ! ! n
Scoll's Emulsion
regularly=•and then take it
themselves. It is, a tonic -food
that contains elementsas! needful
to an adult as to,a child. •Buil4
up your strength - try Scott's.
Scott st nowne, Toronto. Ont. 19-4
Hy ndtttan's hospital at Exeter, where
an operation was performed for pleur-
isy, She i., now recovering nicely. -
Mr. Ben. Caldwell of Carberry, Man.,
,is spending a short vacation in Hen
salt and vicinity, renewing acquaint-
ances. -While opening a battle of sada
water one day last week Harry Price
had his hand severrely cut by the bot-
tle breaking,—A fire broke out at the
rear of the building occupied by the
Steele Brigs Cot one day last week.
Luckily it
. was discovered by Mrs
(Dr.) Moir, who informed the Doctor
before it had gai,n•ed much headway,
thus averting a serious cianflagratiar;,
The .origin of the fire was a mystery.
ST. MARYS-Margaret McLarkey
widow sof James Kelly-, passed away
Tuesday after a few days illness of
pneumonia. fiollowing influenza, at
the age of 59. years.
THE DOUBLE TRACK.ROUTle
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexc,eliied ' dieting car service
Slet'epinng cars ort night trains and
Parlor cars on principal ipal day trains_
.Futil information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or 'C. E. Horn-
ing .District Passenger Agent, Toronto
Phone 46w,
N. J. DORF,
Agent, Exeter