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Bees"s Weekly, -"And Herod, too
gave the mothers warning before he
.'tried to slaughter the babies."
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Witi this tremendous war on, it
may be rightfully said that it would
tee,,. a big thine to shock the world.
A stock exchange is a place where
one exchanges a stock of .Honey for
a steel of experience. It ranks next
t the real estate game. •
Tile action of a submarine on rner-
chantmen is on a par with a fellow
who follows another up a dark alley
and plunges a dagger into his hack.
Tht retirement of Sir Rodmond
Roslir ,s Manitoba Government ;row a
Conservative standpoint is eminently
:use's/le The gov emment was on he
deel,ne and e they had tried to long
,ante Power as Ross did in Ontario,
when they were put out they vouid
s; ° like the Opposition in Ontario,
dennoralized. The Conserve
teen in Manitoba will still be itreng
and an early return to power is anti
'weed
I: parliament is dissolved end the
,. 3tuttre plunged into a general lee -
net: tin responsibility is on Sir Wilfrid
Laurie; and his party. They have
• broken' the truce, challenged the Gov-
ernment's war poi icy, demanded an
appea: to the country and :for years,
hr using the Liberal Senate, have de-
libcratelT• blocked and hampered the
Administration efforts. Conditions
leave reached the stage where people
rases: decide whether we are to eon-
t:nue to stand behind the Empire with
a:! our resources or withdraw 'ram
the great conflict. To summon t it s
L t
parliament during a war isnot by .any
r enne an unusual proceeding, In
Great Britain an eye: tion was held m
25tli of September, 19011, during the
progrese of the Boer War, which did
net terminate until 21st o. the folirw.
i .: Mae .During the same year an elle-
eetier was held in Canada on the Fath
October. During the pre.ent
ar ar election has been held in ''tis
trails and also in New Zealand with
out any disastrous consequences,
Crediton
The Baseball team will play The
Ontario Club of London a double
' heade•- in town on Victoria Day; The
first game will take place at 10.31)
and the second at 2 p.m. This pram-
ise, to be the event of the -eason,
se don't leave town, but stay. at :some
and root for the boys.
The Monday dailies mention the
name al David C. Wiein of the 5th
Battalion as being among the :pissing.
Davie' is a Crediton boy, who enlist-
ed in the West and went out with
rhe first contingent. His mother, 'sirs.
Louis Wein, resides here. We 'rust
he will come out alright.
Charles Zwicker was in Toronto
business
Mrs Herb K. Either received a
'message from Oklahoma City on Mon-
day that her brother Will nad been
killed in an accident. Later reports
give his death as being' caused; by a
kici' from a horse. The body will be
interrec. at Nile on Thursday. Mr.
:and Mrs. .Eilber are attending the
'funeral To them is, extended ,the
‘sympathy of the comrntan,ity.
Some time ago our people •• were
• complaining about the hard `-tikes.
To set, the new autoes maktls a pet -
sou wonder who is hard hit; ay hese'
=stirring times, During the past eeiek
Wm Yearley and Geo. Mawhinney got
:their ,new Fords; Godfrey Nicholson,.
Chris Haut Win. Sweitzer
wells and Frank Clark an Overland.
Isaat Hill has had his nett :'stable
:completed.
?ws,, L•irtklater of the publicsch6el
staff es spending- a few days at bar
home in Dunlop
Mrs. August Ewald is having scene
repair; made to her dwelling
Miss Miidred Brown, took charge
the, organ n the Evangelical church
an Swnda•i, and will : continue as, issi:s-
tart organist;
The household effects of '.° Me: 7.
Hatch we re soicl last Saturday,
Frank Taylor acted as auctioneer;
We are sorry to »tate that Mrs.Ilawc-h
io at present• seyy'poorly and requires
contidejahle, care.
has cr .Brown of. Bright visited lain
brothel Sam. during the weekend.'
Pares Anderson is all smiles these
,,dais A little girl has arrived at his.
'home
Arthur Benedict'is boing 'a • li'ie
`busfnea:_ selling fish. There have
been verve big hauls at they Bend the
past week and our people can have
their choice of a big assortment,
'i h • h nes of Mathew.G;,nter r7 rey
:Kuhn Thos. Edwards are tinderqu r -
,amtine for diphtheria. We are pleas -
:el to leera that the cases are of a
mild type.
Z1 Ia Sanders, j, Pa, nad .hare,:
os" a ins strate's court in town on
edneedal° last to hear the case -
t;ains' Messrs, Stein S; Bretzr<er for
xiolatiu; the by-law passed oy the
Township Council governing Iranstent
traders. Lawyer Dickson of Exeter
appeared for the prosecution ;led
Lawyea Startbury for the defendants.
The magistrate imposed the maxi•-
maan' fine of FSO and costs which was
Palo under protest. The magistrate's
decision is to be appealed against be -
mor,: the Court of Appeal, Toronto,
Whether this is the end of it remains
to be seen
FARQUHAR
Mr Wrn. Turnbull recently a old his
fine farm for the sago of $7,200 to
Mr. Ric=h. Scott. -Bethany Sunday
School anniversary is to be held on
Mal 23rd. when a Freewill offering
will be taken up, and on the 24 sports
will be enjoyed and games will he
players in the afternoon in Mr.
Doupe's field. From 6 to 8 p. m.sup-
per wil. be served. An excellent
progr rc will be given by y oungi peop-
le of Sunday School will btegin at 8
«clock, --Miss Jean Allison, ,who has
beet' confined to her bed, is improv-
ing and we hope will soon be able
to enjoy good health again, -Crops
and vegetation have not been progres
sang very much lately, on account of
the very coal weather.
SAINTSBURY
Mr. Richard Dickens has erected a
larg , silo and has a new Ford auto .-
Mrs Thomas Hocg:ns fell ind hurt
he• leg and is under the doctor's, care
but ie improving, -Willie McFalls
soy: of Mr and Mrs. ebert McFalls
Igo' a bad bite from a dog, It re-
qu:reci se werel stitches, -Mr, Nassau
Davit who has been sick for several
week, is somewhat improved a curse
from London is waiting on him. -Mr.
Henry Atkinson was called ea Det -
re!. to see his brother r r who is very
see: in that city, --Don't forget th
anniversary services in the St. Pat -
:riser . church on Sunday,,, \lay 23,
m,rnine ann evening. Preached by -
the Rev D. W: Collins of Exeter,
I aid n Monday 24, a Pine Apple soc-
_,,, ,• the evening.
S HIP K A
Mise; Louisa Palmer oe Crediton
span- Sunday with Miss Clara Ratz-
Mi Albert Geiser spent Saturday in
Zurich, -Mr, Sandy McEachen oaf Park
hil. visited his mother over. Sunday,-
>Iis' Violet Geiser entertained• Cred-
itor: friends over the week encl.-Mr.
\Vidian Sweitzer has purchased anew
e axwel car. -Miss Maggie Gower of
Parkhil visited her parents ever Sun-
dec.-Mr, William Boyle spent Sun-
dae at his home in Centralia. -Miss
L:setta Heist of Cr'ediiton is visit -
ins: her sister Mrs E meet Gaiser.-
MIss Mildred Harltcn of Parkhill spent
the: week end with her cousin: Miss
Lauri. Karlton.-Miss Violet Sharp
spen Sunday with M iss Pearl Keys.
LIVERY BARNS BURNED
Seaforth May 18. -About 2.30 this
morning fire broke out in the empty
'livery barn on Main street recently
vacated by W. Bryne. The building
was completely destroyed. It was
owned by A. D. Strong of Galt. The
be:lame was covered by insurance.
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
The fine new Carnegie library, situ-
ated an the opposite corner of the
street fortunately suffered no damage
Correspondents. - No war stamps
arc necessary on letters containing
priater •• copy if the envelope has
"printers' copy" on the outside. Our
correspondents will therefore use the
ens elopes supplied when a one eent
stamp will be sufficient. Do not :eel
th ' envelope.
WEDDING INVITATIONS ' .ND
VISITING CARDS
The Advocate is making a specialty
of wedding invitations -complete sets
with note paper, inside envelope, and
outside or mailing envelope, all to
match We carry all thepopular
lines of paper, and we print them
with either the ever standard script
tyee a. the Old English type. Girls,
if you are thinking of getting married
sec out samples -they will. make von
glad you said "yes" when he popped
the question:' If you are married,
they ,will makeyou feel. like ;vetting
-mauled all aver again. .:Our visiting
cards and type styles are right .up to
th .,minute and as tasty as the finest
an I: Most expensive engraved cards
you "eves looked at.
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THREE ZI3PPELINS ONE.:
Allies Pay Havoc V, Alt Great der -
man Dirigibles.
LONDON, May 15,—Two Zeppelin
airships, members of the fleet which
raid towns on both sides of the
English Channel during the early
hours of Monday, were destroyed,
according to reports reaching here
from Northern 1 ranee while a. third
dirigible is described.' in an Admir-
alty statement as having been se-
verely damaged by bombs thrown
from a British aeroplane. One of
the destroyed Zeppelins was brought
down by gunfire and landed near
Dunkirk, where its crew was cap-
tured. The other was sunk in the
Channel by the fire of a French tor-
pedo boat, and bodies of members of
its crew were seen floating off ora-
clines.
A correspondent at Rotterdam
sends an account of an engageeseui
between a Zeppelin and a squaeron
of allied aeroplanes in ileeetn.n
which the Zeppelin and two of the
allied aeroplanes were destroyed.
Two Zeppelins are said, to Dave
crossed over Brussels iraveftne, nee, -
ward on May 10. One cf tbe,n re•
turned alone at $ o'clock that even-
ine and was surrounded and aneee-
ed by the aeroplane squadron, ;sleety
persons counted 27 machines In the
allied fleet, The Zeppelin made a
spirited tight ith its machine guns
and tried to escape by soaring, but
the aeroplanes manoeuvred skilfully
and wieldy and gave the dirigible
no chance to get away, The Zeppe-
lin was disabled in less than 15
minutes and fell. All the crew of
6u are said too have been killed, Two
of the aeroplanes were destroyed
and their „ialots killed by the Zep-
pelin's are,
CRUCIFIXIONS PROVEN,
Letters Front Onic°.rs Carrol,..irate
Stories of Hue Fien4llshness,
LONDON, May le. --Several let-
tere from Canad,an otlicers and men
have been received by R. P. Hous-
ton, M.P., corroborat.ng the charges
that the Germans crucified Cana-
dians. As a result of these, Mr.
Houston intends putting further
questions In the House of Commons.
He will ask the Under Secretary for
War if be has information that dur-
ing a recent fight, in which the
Canadians were temporarly'• driven
back, and were compelled to leave
forty wounded in a barn, that on re-
capturing :he position they found
that the Germans had bayoneted all
the wounded except a sergeant, and
that the Germans had removed the
figure of Christ from the village
crucifix and fastened the sergeant
there whiie alive, and also if cruci-
fixion is becoming a favorite prac-
tice of the enemy. Mr. Houston pro-
duced a letter from a lieutenant of
the 15th battalion, confirmippg: these
charges, and also another letter
which asserted that a Canadian
Highlander was crucified on a barn
door, with bayonets through his
Lands, feet and throat. The writer
avers that a chaplain took the state-
ment on oath of the man who took
down. the body of the sergeant, Mr.
Houston Ls an active member of the
Administrative Committee of the
2nd King Edward's Horse, in which
capacity he has come in contact with
ivany Canadians.
BATTLE PROGRESSES.
Allied Forces Pounding Away at
Forts on the Dardanelles.
LONDON, May 18.—The fighting
in the Dardanelles continues vigor-
ously, and the losses on both sides
are probably very heavy. The allied
forces are concentrating their efforts
on the capture of two heights that
overlook the approaches to the Nar-
rows. The Turks are offering a
ueeperate resistance, but the steady
advance of the allies and the terry
use fire from the ships are said to be
TT eakening it.
According to authentic news f,om
Constantinople, iauunsrous ars ..-
i.re being elfectea a.aueg aufluenti..,
vlu lurks for complicity in a s•e-
eently discovered Armenian plot.
The Turkish press declares that th.s
pint was hatched abroad by Genes"al
(iherii Pasha, Ismail Bey and other
enemies of the Young 'Turek party.
According to this source, it 'was in-
tended to assassinate Enver Pasha
and Palaat Bey as soon as the slim -s
succeeded in forcing the Dardanelles
and to conclude an immediate peace
with the idntente powers.
A Sofia despatch rece,ved in Lon-
don said it was reported there thee
J ae - allies had .occupied thetown of•
.ddaidos, north -of fort Kilid Bahr on
the Gallipoli peninsula, 'and;Boulair,
north of the town of Gallipoli; The
report was not credited.
Armenians 'Massacred.
LONDON, May 18. Six thousand •
Ar:;ienians have been massacred at
van, in. Armenia, Asiatic 'Turkey,
be.ween Tabriz and Ilrzerum, ac-
cording toa despatch received 'in of-
uciai quarters in London yesterday
the Russian. consul at Urumiah,
▪ e_ alae
't ilia mes;.age is dated May 15. It
rdus that the Armenians are defend
_r g the selves to the utmost against
the Turks and Kurds array e1
..ge net them, . but that help is ur-
ui.t,y needed.
Big Reward For Subs.
LONDON, May 18. -"Owing to
the reported presence,of `,.erusau
subu.tarines in . the Mediterranean, '
says, Reuter's Athens correspondent.,
-the British Legation has issued ,a.
notice tirough .:the local press oris -
tug a reward. ot $2,500 to anyo,,e
;supplying ,information which' wtli
lead to,their zlestruction.n
A Costly Raid,
GENEVA, May 81. -Information
has been received, here that aviators'
o1' the allies have inflicted damages
amounting to more than 12;000,00e.
to the tanneries at Strassburg which
are working on . material ' for the
u er,nan army.
-WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS
The nervous system is the alarm system
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of nerves, but when
health is ebbing, when strength is declin-
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful
sleep, irritability and unless corrected,
leads straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Scott's Emul-
sion is exactly what you should take; its
rich nutriment gets into the 'blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-oells while
the whole system responds to its refresh-
ingtbnic farce. Free from harmful drugs.
Scott & Bowne. Toronto. Oot.
to:iAND BEND
(Too late for laast week.)
Mr D. Shafer of Dashwood visited
his sister Mrs. Ed. Gill last week, -
Mr and Mrs. Ware Oliver, who have
been in New Ontario since last !'all,
arrived here Thursday and 'novel in-
to John Baird's house. -Mr, Wilbur
Pfaff moved into Jos. Sharrow's resi-
dence last week, -Mr. Jos. Gill, who.
hes been very sick is able to leave
hes bed on times, -The fishermen ere
having some good catches of fish,.
Ur Robert Sanders of Exeter was
here last week,-•-lir, and Mrs. P.Balt-
ter were in Prarlhill Monday.-, Mrs.
Abner Mollard is on the sick est,-
Jas : Iollard, jr., is building a henery
-Mr, Sawyer of London is building a
cottage on Parkhill grounds. --Mr, Sal-
ter of London and H, Gill•are enlar-
ging and re -pairing a cottage at Maple •
Grove.
firsts or Omo Carr ozeT•ouapo, ss
Laces Covstr
Prank J. Cheney makes oath that be is senior
partner of the Ann of F, J, Cheney & CO,, doingbusl•
nese in the City of Toledo, County and Stale afore-
said, and thatsaid firm will pay the sag of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and weary case of
Catarrh that cannot he cured by the nae of Hall's
Catarrh Curt. FRAME J, MENET
Sworn to before me and subscribed in mw twee
enoe, thio dth day of December, A.D. ISSS,
mut.) A. W,(I,,RASON,
No, Preuo
Matra Oeterrb Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the bloodand mucous surfaces of the
system, Send for testimonials fres.
F. J. CHENEY it CO,, Toledo, O.
Sold by alleDrurri,.ts 750.
Take Hall'Fa mil,• Pills for Constipation
I'IENSALL
Mr Johnston of the staff of Boa-
throw & Drysdale was called to Nor-
wood owing to the death of his
uncle --R Bonthron has taken the
Position of mail courier on. R.R. No,
2. -Constance Whitesides of Dctriot
is visiting her uncle, Mr. Albert "White
sides, -.Frank: Marshall has purchased
now
the NccMcTaggart residence and lot
upi d by Robert Jarrott,-,The
operation on Councillor Robert Bell
of Tuckersmith for hernia was sue-
cesscuf-The remains of the ,late
James Gilchrist were brought here
Hamilton last week for interment. The
funeral took place from the home of
his sister-in-law Miss McArthur, He
born north of Hensel' and was 50
years of age. He was in business in
town for some
years,
litter moving
to
the west and then to Hamilton. One
daughter Miss Annie survives. -The
gum club will Itold a tournament here
on May 24th. -Moore Bros. have cold
their hardware business to Wm. Mc-
Laren Moore Bros. will engage in
manufacturing, -Geo. Follick has pur-
chased Frank Marshall's residence in
the north end.
"ROUGH ON RATS" clears out
Rats Mice., etc. Don't die in the souse
15c and 25c. at Drug and Country
Stores •
ZURICH
Mr. O. S. Amaans has returned to
his home in Champagain, Ill., after a
few week's visit at the home of J.L
Gerb'er: Davd Gascho of the State
of Idaho, who left these parts about
eighteen. years ago, is visiting his par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. John Gascho: • -
Mise Liella Seibert, daughter of Mr.
W. L Seibert, bad the misfortune to
fall dawn the perch steps at her home
receiving severe injuries thereby. -
At ,present there are five new houses
under construction here, those of 'F.
Deters, sr., S. Dietz, H. Datere, F.
Hess sr., and L. ,Kraft. -Mr. John.
Lenart() of ,the Satuble Line, is re-
covering, from a severe attack of ap-
pendicitis ,.M2•. Peter Lamont has'
dispasee of his entire Clydesdale
horse,- King John, to Mr. Wm. licay, of
Farquhar for a handsome figure. The
mother of this horse was imported
by Mr, Thos, Berry of Hensall..
R WOMAN'S MESSAGE TO WpMEN.
Ifyou are troubled with weak, tired
eelings, headache, backache, bearing
down seas cions, bladder weakness, cons-
tipation, cs,tarrhal conditions, pain in the
sides regularly or irregularly, bloating
or unnatural enlargements, sense of
Falling or rt is pl aeemen t of internal organs,
nervousne ti • d• • ire to cry; palpitation,
hot flashes, cl ,rk rings under the eyes,
or a loss of in, crest LI life, I invite you
to write and ask for any simple method of
home treatm. tit, with ten days' trial
entirely free all, t' postpaid, also references
to Canadian lathes who gladly tell how
they have regained he'+'th, strength, and
happiness by this meth d• Writ ,• to -day.
Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box.. 840
Windsor, Ont.
THEY'RE FINE FOR
KIDDIES —
You should always keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets,
on the shelf. The<little folk
so often need 'a mild and
safe cathartic and they do
appreciate Chamberlain's
instead of nauseous oils and
mixtures. For atomach
troubles and constipation, give one juse before
going to bed. All druggists, 26c, or send to
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co., TORONTO 10•
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Horse Routes
PATHFINDER, 15330, 17676, is a
Pur: bred imported Clydesdale Stal-
lion anti will stand at his own stable,
Lot 5 Con. 1, Usborne this season,
W T, Coiwill, Proprietor Wes. Web-
ber Manager.
LORD HOWATSON, 11,406, 10,-
703. ie a fine Clydesdale. Monday he
leaves home R.Ra. , N 2, Ailsa Craig
afternoon and goes to Perry Bice's;
Tuesday to Mose Simpson's, to Ben
Dobb's Wednesday •to W. E. _dask-
ett s Biddulph, to Dan Sullivan's; an
Thursday to H. Miilson's Whalen ;
to Huge Carroll's, Biddulph ; eriday
to Have Wilson's and home. ••,T.. \V,
Hodgson Prop. & Mgr.
VOLTAIRE 32682, a Percheron stal
Hot wil leave his own stable, Lot 27
Con 11. Hibbert, to Isaac Moore's
Tuckersmith to John Cochrane's ;
Tuesday to Hy. Errett's to Zurich •
Wednesday to Simon Greb's to eered-
iton , Thursday to Jas. Shapton's, to
R. Siliery's ; Friday, to S. Cudmore's
to home -.John Chambers, Prop.
&
Manager.
CLAN MACGREOR 5566, 10528
a pure-bred imported clydesdalc
an Monday leave the Metropolitan
Hotel Exeter, and go to Wm. Johns,
Con. 1, Usborne, to Win. Miller's, Mc
Gillirray : Tuesday to Alf. teilmore's
to A & W. McWilliams; Wednesday
to Robert Flynn's, Biddulph, to Thos
Hodgins; Thursday to Hy. McFalls,
to Alf, Coates, Usborne; Friday, to
to Wm Ford's, to Jas. Etherington s
Satusday to Henry Rohde's, to his
own stable
S. Baskerville, Prop. & Mgr.
FRENCH GIRON, 69758, 3,542, a•
fine Percheron Stallion, on• Monday
wil' leave home, Can. 15, Stephen,and
go to Albert Devine's, to Grand Bend,
Tuesday to Jake Gais-ex's, Shipka, to
home • Wednesday, to Hy. :smith's,
Con. 10 to Crediton; Thursday to
Dan Haugb's, to Rau's Hotel Zurich
Fridan to Wendel Smith's box noon;
to Dashwood till 7 p.mi,r t o'Wm. Dc-
vine's ,Saturday to Con. 16 and home
Isaiah Tetreau Wm. Devine
Prop Man,
TATLER, 14584, 17531, is a p'ar'e
bred Clydesdale, Monday noon leaves.
home Crediton, to Wm. Hodgins' ;
Tuesday to Albert King's, and home
till Thursday morning; when he goes
to Sam Dory's, to Paul Coates'; Fri
day to Jonas Sims and borne,-. ELI
KING Proprietor and Manager.
HESOPE 76,585, a percheron, will
Ieave home Lot 4, Con. 1, Usbornei
Monday to Hy. Hodgins', to Geo. Has
kett's , Tuesday, to W. Crunnigan's,
to Wm Brook'snear Granton; Wed-
nesday to D. Oilefare's, to Was. Rod -
gins'; Thursday to Eli Bice's, to Was.
Culbert s; Friday to Wes. Mather's,
and home,. --Rich, Colbert, Proprietor
and manager.
HUMIDE 75739, 67970, 1480, is an
imrlolted Percheron, the property of
Rept- Bras and Wit ael & Son. On
elondav at noon to Thos. Webbs;
Tuesday to John Young's, to Mat,
Regan's: Wednesday to Wm, Flynn's.
•o Centralia hotel; Thursday to Sans
Pym s. to Wm. Frayne's; Friday to
Dan McCurdy's, to Crediton hotel;
Saturday home, -Wm, Witzel, Man..--
HYGRADE 46294
Hygrade 46294, a beautiful bay
Trotting Stallion, will stand for ser-
vice an the premises of the under-
signed Lot 5, Con, 2, Stephen.
ry Wi
1•iygrnters.ade, 46294,
2,1074Teas; siredMiss by HeDel-
-
nDam,
march. 2.14;4, half sister to Ace,2.05?£
G sire Ed ;Winter, 2.08, own, brother
to Hawthorne, 2.06%. Winner in 1903
of the $20,000 Bonner Memorial Stake
which was the largest sum ever offer-
ed for a trotting race, and never been
equalled up to that date. Sire of. Al-
len Winter 2.06%; winner of the
$50,000 American Trotting Derby,1908
and later sold for $50,000. Miss Win-
ter. 2.22%; Henry Winter, 2.105, and
other fast ones, all trotters. 1
G dam, Charming Bunker, 2.10%;
Sire o' dam, Delmarch, 2.114. Dam
a� :11is: Delmarch had 8 better than
2,30.
Set vice fee $10; payable Jan. 1,1916
W. R. ELLIOTT.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Ford. Touring Car
Price $590
YOUR NEIGHBOR DRIVES A
FORD -WHY DON'T YOU? NE
ARP SELLING MORE FORDS TN
CANADA THIS YEAR THAN EV -
Ek BEFORE -BECAUSE CANADI-
ANS DEMAND THE BEST IN MO-
TOR CAR SERVICE AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. THE
"MADE IN CANADA"' FORD IS A
NECESSITY -NOT A LUXURY,
Rwnebout $540; Town Car price on
application, All Ford cars are fully
equipped including electric need
lights Na cars sold unequipped.
Buyers of Ford care will share in Dur
:profit, if we sell 30,000 cars between
August 1, 1914, and .August 1, 1915°
MILO SNELL
DEA.LLR