The Exeter Times, 1922-1-12, Page 4v.
22,
0. Beeke' and elands
Ne Hamburg, are visiting
)' and Mrs. 0. W, Browning,
V RECTOR you DENSALL
V. -Herbert ,iNlaYler, of Toronto,
been appointed rector of the An-
1ioa parish. of Hensall and Staffa,
4'S ST.
SOCIAL
Thee James street choir held a so
lal cvenjng in the church on Wedne
day °Veiling of' last week. A ver
iollY"dtime '"Was, Spent In gaines aii
unnsements followed bY refreshn
knits,
tree!, at a wieke gatt. At the South
end of the town the‘y, left the roa&
Ln front oi' Alis Lewis' they went to
straddle a hYdra pole aud the tongue
Of the waggon struck ie pot sink-
ing in to quite a depth.. The tongue
Was badly broken aS Was also the
\ •
harness.
NOW IS IVE FOR.,,,SOME
R144111 BARGAINS
Probably some of our read'Ors have
delayed purchasing some qrtiotes
they need until such Alines as the
c- prices come' down, Jailhary" and Feb.
s- ruary are the months for sales.
y Stock-takitg: is in VYogress kind we
a are convinced that 16i),..1h while bar-
gains are being offered, Read the
advertisements this week 'and see if
you will not find it profitable.
TATE13/ AT HENS.A.LL.
Five candidates for admission to
be1, 0. 0, F aacompanied by set -
rat oX the brethren, visited the I-Ien-
aildodge Tmesday evening where the
wore of the initiatiary 'degree ,was
ably exemplified by the Hensel], bre-
thren, Refreshments were , served
•
00.5 pleasant evening''spent.
HURON
Mr, Harold' Hunter, son of Mr
Pluneas Hunter, of , UsbOrne, has
been awarded the 'Huron county
friee in the bahY beef competition
with his Polled' Angus. The award
was mad.e%by Mr, S.' B, Statherd; -of
int on. "Mr. Hunter •gets a two
weeks course at theAgriculatural col-
t ge at Guelph. He left on 1Vonday
ror that. place.
OISE liATED ON FOR
Miss Lillian- Tc.o„y, ila,oghter of Mr.
and, Mrs. ,Wm: Kay, Of town, was
operated OD, for appendicitis on 'Wed-
nesday. The operatiOn was perform-
ed by Dr. Graham., of town Dr.
Williams. of London, and Dr. Camp-
bell, of Kirkton. The ,operation was
successful and Miss Kay's many
[friends will .1161)e for her speedy re-
aivery-
SOC/ETY HAVE
socw,r5EIGHT.
-
le South ,Huron Choral Society,
held a sociabIeen-sivening in James
Street clreasiliTen Friday evening last.
'fp-inners' of the choral union 'were
III''e.sent from Crediton, Centralia and
A very enjoyable evening
vas spent in games and amusements
pllowed by light refreshments. The
ociety intend practising for another
tertainment.
TITIN AAVAY
Tha draY team of Messrs'. Bagsha-w
ed Easton ran' away on Thursday
veiling last. They ran down 11
ain
riilAirpt,CiA)B,S 'RUN IN DITCH
CLANDEBOYE
'What might have been a serious
aceident occurred at Clandelioye ou
Priday last 'when II. Atkinson' and A.
Smit,towing a 'disabled car 'froin the
nortb lost control of .both c4rs in
sortie unknown manner and, ran
to a ditebaseveral feet deep, near the
Methodist 'church., No partieular
damage Was done to either the -car
or the occupants boyoud a shaking
up.
•
SOCIAL EVENING- AN")• ,
It.EsENIATIoN
A few friends. 'gathered at the
home of Miss McDonald on Tuesday
-evening and enjoyed a very sociable.
"time. Refreshments were served
during which Miss McDonald was
presented with a beautiful cut glass
cream Ditcher and sugar howl. Miss
McDonald leaves Thursday morning
, •
for Woodstock, haying sold out her,
millinery business. By her very
genial disposition Miss McDenald
made manY'frieilds among the young
people of Exeter, whose best 'wishes
will follow ter.
GRANTON BOY WAS
FATALLY SHOT
. Ben Hodkinson, of Granton, nine-
teen years old, was accidentally kill-
ed on Monday'''afterno.ou by his bro-
rther, Jini I-IodkinSon, a returned sol-
dier. The two brothers were out
hunting rabbits near Prospect Hill,
about three miles from their home
at Granton' when the accident occur-
red. Ben hi
had placed a ferret n a
rabbit hole when the gun discharged.
The -victim received the full effect of
the shot. Dr. 0. W. IVIitton, of Crou-
ton, was called and a coroner from
Stratford. After an, examination the
coroner decided that an inquest was
unnecessary. The family had re-
cently secured the farm at Granton
haying previously resided at London
cilson ays-
to,
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Offers You Three Days Of Good
Musk—Free!
EDISON,' the Nvorld's greatest in-
ventor, believes that there should be
good music in ever3r American Home.
He believes that music has a powerful and
beneficial influence on every member of the
household, and he asks this opportunity of
proving his theory to you.
He has directed us to deliver to you, abso-
u ely free, an 4mberola Phonograph and any
weive Anaberol records which you may select.
Ti asks you to play the
as often as you wish, for three days. Ile asks
,
you to compare its IBUSIO and. quality with even
the rnore expensive ‘`talkiti 0- machines" and
decide for Yolirsolf w-hethe'r the An-iberoia is
the Tvori4s treatest pho,70graph value.
After thi1 trial if you don'tfeel like k eping thc Archerola
your pica:surd will have cost you" nothing. But it you agree
rvitli Mr, Edison that the Atitherola and its reaily good iausic
\Till make 'yofir homo bris,liter and cheerier, we will be happy
to discuss` a plan svhcreby you can .pay for it at your own
conv(nience', 'Chi's jwsr oliporizerity—if you, Can't come in
today) write ki Pilane ea Olaf
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FARM CISTEHti
A 600d Snpptyof Sof Water °
liouselioki Boon.
•liatrzficzr-e Velfe and Datiistiter
1,1'111 iliirpreciatie It--Lircelfii/ii 0
1li(listern — Advice Give, 1(1
'allzlsaIinlenl
(t-entail/titles by °stern) Deptietin
,s 5012 ) 10 0? Teton 0,)
Luck Y indeed is the ' farmer w h
can boast of a neviii-fitiling supply in
-pare and fresh water from \yeti 01
spring on his ..prennised. - Its vett:,
cannot be reckoned , up in dollar:,
'and cents. Another sau'ree 01 wane
•
supply on sthe,farin is the rain wanea
caught on the roofs of the buildness
and -stared in , large undergToui t.
tanks, called cisterns. • It is cum
.monly, called soft ratet contree,
to the hard water , of wei1 On
,springs.
A Supply of Soft liVaier a Reifa.
'Every honsewire who is tortueati
enough te have a plentiful Supply 0,
soft water for washingdish es
.clothes and 'woodwork, , for
usn
in the bath, knoWd well -how mils,
superior it is to bard water. .
saves' a lot of seep, and the -taper
ations are more easily carried ofii
,and -• the results more satisfactora
This Valuable supply of watercoOie.
down from the clouds in fairly c3e
-loafs amounts, mouth' by month, tine
costs nothing- except h srnall ouflee
probably $150, once m.a difetina
for eave-troughing „and a s.oragt-
tank or cistern.
Over Ontario the average 'raintali
from April to December is about 2 ;a
inches per Month, .and ,it all tbuildlngs ilt
ofanaverages-sized fare,
were provided' with eave-troughina
no lesS ' than fbiir barrels of watia
'per', day . on the average over tin
wholeyear would be collected. Ti
qiitintity' of Water will serve 'efficient
ty a family o1. six jiving in a home
ecittippedi with modern Pluaniaing
tures.- The bail' draw on the well, of
,hard water, 'stippiji ,would . be the
amonfit'-irtiqUirea' for drinking. dad
cookingapureeSe"S. '
A, Good Cistezin'a Necessity.
• To safeguard against a shortage
of soft water in times' of drought
and during tbe iyinter season wiren
rains ttee scarce, the cistern should
be 'large ertouga to hold a two of'
three supply. This Would
require a .storage tank at the veryn
least 10 feet square and 10 feet
clecp, or Its eqnivalont.in different 01-
mensieris, dr,tWo smaller tanks hay-
, ,
nig together ,ithis' capacity. It is w
to renaeinbser that the tank built
the cubical form, say 10x10.>;10,
more economical than one el t
same size but oblong in lot
16 2-'0'xl5x10). ror exuniplite •T1
sylinder form takes even less -ma-
terial than the cuble.s.l, but it la1.2.37 H
70 a, 11 — SIOV,e3' nataei
ouild Sornetifries the bottle for
WE Immo T10)48.
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care-
fully Cotupiled and Put Into
Handy 14nd .Attructive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper 4-- A
Solid Hour's Enje'lliellt-
1174SiDAY-
Pittsburg- defeated Galt n ermedi-
ates, 8 to ;. -
Ulster may -come into All -Ii',, •
land Unififin. '" ,
France denies charges rtfade by
Chita Mission.
The Prince of Wales ,was welcom-
ed at Rangoon.
More deaths ,from rioting take
place in Belfast.'
President Ebert says Germany will
hold to democracy.
Cannes Conference .td discuss two
reparation •scliitions. '
Dr. J Bissonette of Stirling is
dead', aged about- 70. '
Man suspected of murder in Toron-
to is the wrong man.
Toronto city, Searboro' and Picker-
ing carry 'radial bylaWs. '
Frank Barrioa,u, Toronto, out -
pointed Jack Perry, Pittsburg,
J. R. G. emmill, sheriff of Kent for
a qualfter'of a century, is dead.
13111" Tate- -was a.warded the deaf -
S100 over Harry Wills on a foul.
Montreal Harbor . Commission
• ceases to exist after nine years.
• Roy Lowndes broke the Canadian
25 yard e speed swimming record.
Jimany", Moorearaft won the
• Bloor-Bathnret mcidified „marathon.
A man -well known in, Toronto so-
ciety is -arrested on charge of fraud.
Glaclais Robinson, Toronto, won the
United. States ladies' 440 yards skat-
inat'title.
Two gunmen, were arrested in To-
ronto in act of hold-up identified as
robbers of g,eocer.
Quebec Liberals May seek for the
restoration of Knighthood and other
honors for,. Canadian.
Acetylene -plant in North Morning -
ton Presbyterian Church blows -up
and the caretaker,and pastor are in-
jured.
„WEDNESDAY.
France accepts rules for subs. if
war breaks. •
Russia, and Finland. are getting
ready to ,fighf. '
Wheat dropped 71/4 cents in the
-Chicago market.
Prince of Wales' visit is a defeat
tor Indian rebels.
Newfoundland -will ' bonus the
building- of schooners: , •
Robert Direct won the 2.10 pace at
Dufferin Park, Toronto.
Bad whiskey killed 17 people
ew York since Christmas.
Briand of France will- agree
odify reparation payments.
Kingston harbor icebound thr
eeks earlier than last.year.
Uni'y
. ,
)1 Toronto defeated tli
• Daughters or Empire to give Galt
kindergarten scholars half Pin
and otovaotereNnits.
Oaptaizx mSe
Schooner Alexap.dra SWiths thr
• Waterto the shore 'With a
line and Saverethe crew,
Hamilton is to have a ciYie
course.
' Aura Leedefeated Kitelioner
iore, 6 to 3. •
Typhus s spreading in wak
useIai leed'Stratord agresit8 leet, for the
time in our gl?000,000a. damage.
Fire wi Hartlepool, England;
'tra11a restoresi preference
Iff for Shuth
A .Prefessional soccer' league
advOcated in Hamilton.
Peace Comnaittee is seeking))
to break Iriela deadlock.
Prof. Langford resigns as Regis-
trar of Victoria College.
Mevelnent in St. ThoillaS to stop
'plumping" elestions.
Five boys were rescued froth an ice
doe in the Hudson river.
Cannes Conference.will reduce the
Gentian payments in cash.
' J. R. 131iike Galt Police magistrate,
made magistrate for county. ,
Archie 13. ild.e,„Colg, M. P. fora Kent,
has been appointed to the 'Senate, ,
A eon of the Earl of AtlifOne ina,Y
wed the heiress to the Dutch„thronea
Bert 1)ferson re-elected as,president„
of ill)nclisatetr
rict Trades b
•s Council, handuhcil,Terwondtrok•
'behind killing, of Amaro at Toronto.,
Wm. Owen, 20 years of ages hangs
'hiinsclf' in a. barn in Aisfilield 'town-
ship.
Norfolk Telephone Go. and its sub-
scribers agree to new schedule of
t action Sale
R4AL, it„SZA.TE C.FIATTELS
• The undersigned auctioneer will
dell by Diablie atistieth, en Station St,
eie1.1
$A.URDAY, ,if,AN 21.81, 1922
151 1 ()CC .S laxpr the following:
A large Feanie House and Kitchen
in good repair, on al. large lot with
trait trees, otos, , •
sliAjanse',„°' ()3v'sre.1\2tIocit 90Ha'''rantreisas,, ii3rst;w-acgloans:
and many oaten artiedera.L too atinieroes
t• o- mon
-1.of real 'estate, 20 per cent,
da of sale, arid b'andeia30 days
Chat, tels,Casehe.r vroprie
C, W. ROBINSON J. SOKOLOFF
Auc,ii.oli
otian
ottah
life -
golf
Son-
e of
first
did
tar -
is
asie
Use of subs against commerce
ships banned by, Washington Con-
ference.
Dr. E. E. Campbell,' ,Alexaaadra,
Bay, dies about 21 hours after his
seaond marriage.
Trustee Douglas is uzattnitnous
choice as chairman of the Tronoto
Board of Education. '
Chicago bandits murder bank pres-
ident without giqing`chance for life;
capture $12,000 loot.'
London Builders' Exchange' will
ask unions for voluntary wagere-
duction to stimulate:work.
Mrs. Mary Ann MacAuley, daugh-
ter of an Indiairehief, died at Kth
loops, B.C., aged 110 years. '
, 'SATURDAY. 0 .
,
John O'Neill, M.P.P. for South.To-
ronto, is dead.
•
De Valera resigns Irish Presidency,
but has string on it.
Seven thousand armed hooligans
said to be in Belfast. '
Supreme Council of Allies calls
Economic Conference.
Delegates to European Financial
in Conference to met -In. Genoa.
Viscount Okuma, twice Prime Min-
to ister of Japan, dies in Tokio.
'A boy on a sleigh plunges to death
ee over a river bank at Toronto.
Toronto's assessment has 'increas-
e ed '$221 181 878 du ten years
arvard hockey teanaai.ate01.„:
to Windsoi Collegiate Institute bo
:11 being trained in first aid work.
Argonauts defeated the Grani
final's, '7 to 4, hi an 0. H. A. fixture.
Rey. Alex. Whit:e, Baptist pastor at
afrew, dies after a week's illness'.
A coroner's jury at ToroutO passes
rong censure on police of county.
Rev J. J. Elliot, pastor of Knox
eSbyterian Church, Midland, drops
ad.
.s constructed. Edither the cylindri-
cal or bottle type is usually nuilt of se
erica laid in a 'rich coacrete riitirtaa, __.
and finally well coated on the inside •Ite
with a rich mixture. of cement, psof-
erably stiper cement, and fine sand st
l'he 10-irl.0x10 size will lipid 6,250
imperial galloas, or approiiniatt,-)Ir Pr
200 barrels. In f1.13.A. gallons the de
Icapegallons. To build the cube -shaped ss
feity would be 1-5 niore, or 7,500 ' '
cistern (10x10x10) IL would require ed
i
Argonauts lost -to -the University of
Ys Toronto senior sextet 19 to 2
New Brunswick, Government con-
sideing control a liquor- sale. ,
Health. of the province has shown
.12 cu. yds 01 coircretee the wails, .
'nettsna ,and .tep•.being .inerses,,2.
05(115 8 :Jot re 11 would cel
raks a-el),Srsiiiifilattll, Id barrels ef Cs'
Inent and: -of g-,,•jriv el, For . Me
Two aviators were killed at Pen -
cola, Fla., when their plane' crash
to earth. •
Ontario's population is 2,929,054
growth of 401,762, or 15.89 pe
it. In, ton years.- --
Dr. A. W. Wakefield,' .of .1,ak
gai.atic, QueBritish M
., to joinoun-
1 . 1,10, cylindrical :„1.:.:,:e. ii; weelid take kr
ii alacelt 13 ciaNycle. 'iliitifi a knowledgTh
e ' eee-ei 11 cu. \els, of material, end . I
for the oblone- eifaae (a 21-etetetale) to
iI10 of ocal , prices 01 ma ()Hal and
eetimate the coat. of a 5000 to 7,000 era labor, it would be an easy matter to oth
aallee cistern, Iva
-g The Itfeatiten el the C'istern. , S
While returning from attending a
school meeting, Henry Laurence, Jr.
of Mitchell was run down by a motor
truck and quite severely injured.
Ile did not notice the approach oi
the car, which knocked him down,
one wheel going over his chest. His
head and one leg was injured. Me-
dical examination showed that no bo-
iine:ellnivearlley.bl'I)Iktelils' .1)cluatinilleedwt7eindjilltrreedr
did 116t sound his horn.
• THE EXIITER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.150 n year,
• ADVERTISING RATES 1
Display Adveytising.--Made
on application.
Stray Animals—One insertion Goo
three insertions for $1.00
,
'arm or Real Estate for Bale 150q
each intiertion for one month of foun
insertion. '
Miscellaneobe articles of not Amore
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent;
WaPtc41, ea911,
arol-fotind,. lobalia"•25,c:1'""
Local reading notices etc., l'Oc Pet
insertione, , Nn: nott,c,nii , • feel
*11411.,1,0644 PE,trd. or, Thankil' 60it
AUCtiOn sales $3 for one insertion,
*mei' $1.50 for each subsequent in.
Hertion if under five inches in lengthi.
„ :Legal advertising 10c 'and Zo
Mr. R. Se Williams a former res--
ident of Godericli and for many year
manager of the Bank of Commerce
there, died recently at Toronto. He
-
was buried in Gotleiiieh.
Mr, John 13. Nairn, of Goderich,
aged sg years died recently. He
was a well lcil'own reSident and foit
15 years was `connected with the Go-
, derich printing offices. He was.
unmarried,
slow oven will not spoil your
baking when you use
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- Skidding automobile crushes wo-
man to death against pole at Torontogreat improvement during 1921. -
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ethodist minister, dies at
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Louis,. Philippe Sirois, ',noted Que- INCORPORATED 1555
he „notarY- and Laval professor, is
- . . OVER 130 BRANCHES
The Western Ontario Interscholas-
1
, tic Basketball Association has been
r formed. ' ' ' "
n:
Maj. Glesucceeds Col. Gordon as
e -officer commanding Camp Borden Air
t Station. •
- lIamilton. contractors pledged to
take discounts to heln restore nor-
; .
. mai trade> .
Niagara District Grape Growers,
I Ltd., made gross turnover of
206 in 1921,
New Brunswick to issue $1,800,-
000 bonds for I-Iydro development
and highways.
Archbishop Thorneloe of Algoma
highly honored on. 25th anniversary
cif consecration.
Joint Ititernational Commission re-
commends building of St. Lawrence
waterway. ,
Galt intermediates, Ontario cham-
pions, won their first galife of the
season from Woodstochr 8 to 5.
1ST (ii‘il) >1.Y. .
British troops to quit Ireland
shortly.
The Dial Eireann adopts Anglo-
Irish treaty, /
De Valera .resigns Presidency' o
Irish .Republic. .
Several tragic deaths at Moiltreaf
over vreek-end. ,.
Ottawa defeated Can ad lens at
Montreal, 4 to 2.
Allied Supreme Council SUID.111011
Germans to Cannes. ,
Genoa Coni'erenee to aid trade re-
vival in mid-Ertrope. •
Washington Cenfereitcc bans use
of poison gas in war.
erest- expedition,
ncreased taxes on liquor passed
public by Ontario dispenSaries
e price of whiskey goes t11).
Five' were badly hurt and severs
ers were injured in an auto -bus
sh on rhe Torento-lIamilton high -
The house cistern nifiSs be located -s-a
in the cellar, or outside underg-rouiftl, .„
according to coritlitione it" the ce;--'-'er
lar be large and provided with good '
drainage for the Overflow of the cis- ,1'.,,a
tern, there can be no e.rious eh' •c-
(ion to having the cistern in the cel-
lar. If the roof of the house is net
large enough to collect sufficient rain I
watee for the watcr ser -vice ,of the
ewen.stirvivdrs of the crew of the
,
ing ,sellooner Rene Deerners, of
Pierre, Nfld., were picked up by
S. steamer Idndson,
ashes 'lads 5-110 Elizabeth Dyne,
ndnieces of the Governor-General,
rated the peess which made the
rst two Canadian nicItels, s
lamilton defeated Canadiens by
'. '
t. Patrick's beat Ottawa Senators,
4 to
terse, the roofs of barns and ether S'
o 2.
rester' interniediates defeated
, 5 to 2.
n ice bridge has formed below
gara, Falls.
buildings may be es:Insetted up to an- t
other eistern• at tiff -se buildings and
the two 'ele,tezs iaceencettie for. john t Ayr
Service if.diecessitry. • 131 this case A
probably 'the beat arrangement would Na
ire to enc very lare,e under-
ground' tank, 12 or ln feet snuare df 1
and 10 feet deep, at a point where , E
rain water from bath helms and on
barns '70010 gravitate and collect. A
w
Beteen the barns and this cistern ary
it worth) be advisable to build a S
settling basin intercont dirt frorn w
roofs, The \vats) in/stein would be P
connected. to this large cistern to 000
sepply the house cr barn as rentiired. D
igh. prohibition .officials accused
iquor plot. ' '
xperts finish work at Washingfon
naval' terms.
rine parleys nearing close; plen-
sesaion soon.
ueetr' drops half a cent a pound
holesale market.
roVilice of Ontario borrows $15,-
,000 in New York.
e sralera, moved proposals as
'Tile same vsater epuld •userl ainte
aidies in Great Britain are fining
to sepply. the house cr 1)orn -with tlie r'
\-,-ater froin the. aid:other sousce up i
01111 for dins...c.f.'s,- atiols771,2„12
In 0110041g eis.ttsiet W
llle se.vious inistalfe 'Of atiikiiitg it too enne
'Shen sonti, for tii of • H
7Tat..31' .„4z,t,04-4, 111 -cif:der to have t1) Qiio
sof eit.l'tlf.fe- ill. hot eiald, 0! 11(1 title
tlirottgliettt Iii ,,Tpr
iltv,,,,111 articles i will clifeceibe wh"di
01, L‘sete,s,'sys'telize...f: for the farill
foOto
horde. Ov
111 Depal cal efif , 51 . a -ore
0,A,(1., Guelph, Gat; is Prep. -tied le ive ti
000 00 ytio without charge reaardille Pc
ihtitallatitsn at' wiitar,is.\steiri,s,f..itillibe ise
tog, ete.--1/., ft, ed
airaharn, 0; A. Coll'ege, Gunizilf. To
fetal ,tiSid to do' tlife it po
seeessass feu each, fattitiy lo grow itatii
5111)4siugaTi,ai uibtiun
All tiire craze,' , „
if teal tia cn:rof'o!ly insoectel to sce
(het they are rat tand-,einontri proof'. ele,,,e
; crinerete foutidsttleti for storage,
) t 01 s )1,d is 1011151010 \she:noses it ,iS
1
chain
n dulcet to treaty.
'or general elections.
anibition at Terouto of Canadian-
rilsrle toys planned for next month
ilhiam Youngs -wet -oral.' C. P. R.,
loYe, dies surldeilly at Renfrew.
oin E. Lajiolifte denies story that ,
bee Liberals desire i'oissuance of '
evientive efficcaS locate place
'e they believe stills Were manu-
.eci"
jrwriielming majority against
011 infilistera beiug, voted by
d' 't
ace is re9tbred in North. Bell:est
.1111ze1 power ilusela readirtr-
y Reda. '
ronto Separate School Board
nnt appoint 11.10151(0)5 to Board
litcation, '
titicol by 111ndeeatiofi I,ea.gite in
fsilaa tisk'', for referelidera 011
t
„,
o Ililia soli J, 112 Kt,Iler et
)ii; neat Irtialssi•ini, ntiok
en apple Peel.
Jae.le .Paetteit. (fleet -leak
e'e, 27, for the welizertv tigdit 1
attiedhij of the
John 'C. Cutler, Hamilton, drops
dead while shaving.
Woodstock, Ont., had one burglary
during the year 1921.
Recount „acuiled 15 Poi, nhur-
Kenora Federal election.
Liberals to -prosecute - protest
against election in"Kingsion.
Ex -Mayor :Tosco"' Oliver of'Toronto
dies after a lengthy illness.
The oldest: Masonic lodge in To- DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
rento celebrates its 1.000h birthday.
Returned soldier taken by death Veterinary Surgeon
\\tile worshipping in Toronto church.
The University of Toronto c-ienior )ifice--Baker's Li-s-ery on James St
THE 114(.)LSONS BANK
/ CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000.
TEACH YOUR CHIDLREN INDUSTRY AND THRIFT
Reward them for doing work around the house, and iinpress
upon. them the importance of saving their earnings. Why not
open an account for them in the,Savings.Department of The
Molsons Bank. Money may be deposited and withdrawn by
mail.
"SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE EXETER /3RAN9Ii."
T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH.
71T'CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN, FOR BUSINESS DAILY.
THE IITISBORNE .AND IIIBBERT
MIIT1TAL /@ INSICHt-
1111TCP COMIIAl+TY.
elead Office, F'arquhar,,Ont.
1?realdeat, THOS. RYAN
Vice-Preaident,' JOHN .ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. 13ROCK ' J. L. RUSSELL
Ittala,'T. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Biddulph.
ntavsa FIARR.IS, Munro, Agent for
Bibbert, Fullarton and Logan.
W. A. TURNBULL,
Secretary -Treasurer -
az,, R. No. 1, Woodhazn,
CILADMAN STANBURY
- Solicitors, Exeter. '
to 3. , "
has sot b team Lost o sy act se, 20 Calls PromPliTS attended. to day or
Four persons were hurt while
coasting on High Park (1.'orante), PhozI43
slides. •
Labor Olive -adieu iliSy c
whole, Political .org,..anisation of
movement.
Judge Landis hall made an amend-
ment to the.' /no:ler-millet' draft
agreement:
51. 'ENTIST
tiatrick's defeated ',Hainiltoe
5 to 2, and are tiCll or the N. 11, L. face over Gladnatin & Stanlni y s
loadership. office, Main Street, E t .
'Failing in frdlit of" 254 Jarvis
Street, Toronto, on Saturday /light,
Miss Jennie Greer fractured her leg.
1. A. tt.
Innor Graduate of Toronto Lal.ver-
Sity.
Alyertloe in the "Tis±ios, It paye
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village,
properties, at lowest rates of in-
terest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors,
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY P. DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left
at Tittles .Office will be promptly" at-
tended, to. Phone 116, Kirkton.
Address Kirktan P. O.
DR. G. F. ROUL.STON, L.D.Sa D.D.S.
DENTIST
Office over L R.. Carling' --Law
office,
Closed every Wednesdy afternoon,.
USE ‘DAIVIOND DYES"
Diyo right. ])en. nslc
'your matvrial. Each pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes,' con-
tains directions so sanp;c•
that 'any woman can
diamoed-d
(11(0yee07 earins1150:7 0, 7
color to old garmerts,
thing, wbotboi; 1(001, siik,
inert cotton or mixed coods
fluy "Diamond Dyes" --no
other kind—then perfect re -
°nits are gliaritnireed even H
irnti have never dyed before.
Druggist has "I)laniontil)yes,
Calor Caid."--16 riell colors.