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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-3-9, Page 4Fr 4. til`rGitatc sane, 'k (rte ai. I'ropnetoa In aavarese $1 0(1 per , e.at at a at.a 41.51 to I tilted States. if no pie a:.vaan'r rage.. extra tar vat tie ehareell i i.A R 911916 Dashwo41d A very saterestine, event took ;place at the Lutheran .parsonage on March .1st, whep, the !pastor, .Rev. Graupner pronounced the words that made Miss Ida Better the: bride of lir. Edward Stire. The happy couple left on a -hart honeymoon, returning Saturday. They will reside in Dashwood. pest ,svistltls are extended 'the young couple The Patristic Dance held in. the uraiture shop Friday night was large- iy attended 'and a great success. The pro.:weds will go towards a patriotic tend. _Miss A. ,McDonald of Woodstock �.r ,,.v depart- . a t- e charge f the 11 e r tam s g om .n p meat for G. Kellerman gar Son. •'t,ass Leah •Steinhagen visited in .Exeter over Sunday. Miss Salome Tiernan returned to London Friday. after an extends i it with with relatives here. E. 31. Brokeashiree spent Saturday THIRD PHASE- BEGINS VIFII N1A FARMER Crown Prince AttacksVerdun From the North-West. SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No. l shame for the moth of Fcbru- Rest,ored To Math ByVivra uary :--Sr..'4.—U. Shell 69. Jr. 4.—R. Pollen 72, W. Turnbull 69, E.Iinight 66, C. Stewart 56; Sr III., A. Rundle 67, M. Doupe 66,'L. Knight 66, G, Stewart 60. Sr. 2.—A, Runkle 69, C. Dou+pea 61, M. Cottle 58„ G. McDonald 43. Jr. 2.—W, Allison. 65, S. Francis 64 S. Pollen. 61, E.. Stewart 48. Jr.. 2 tA.—W.. Allen 78, C. Campbell 67, C. Campbell 67C. Hodgert 55, G, Knight 48, ,E. Rundle 42. Sr. 1st -'-H. Pollen 82, R..Turn.buli. 66. Jr. lst --R. Cot- tletle 85, C. Stewart 67, B. Campbell 65. Pritixer—R. Cottle. No. on. roll 30 average attendance 25. flee, Va. I was weak, `run-down no app etite,.:my blood was Taper, I could lin. . F exp nights and was rapidly los- ing flesh, hat 1 amafarmer and had to I wet I;, Medicines had failed to help Ine Vinol. After taking 'tree Freatch Conlnxunlclue A.nnounees That s ••t,l I tool. bottles env appetite is fine, I sleep well, the Enemy Has Taken the '(pillage irly blood is good and I am well again." of Forges. and is Holding It, belt,—OnLAxtmo W. EottKKX. Effort to Take Inalx>rtant Hill , Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron Has. Veiled Still Fighting tonic without oil, is guaranteed to over - Around Ilouatarnont, I comeweak,run-down eondations,chronic 1 coughs, colds and bronchitis.. PARIS, March T.: The Grown W S Cole, Druggist, Eiceter, Ont. Prince yesterday afternoon - — toward l the close of the 14th day of , the bat- L LTMLEY tie for Verdun --launched his first lin- l hiss Edna iams has gone on aa tantry attack from the north -gest,'' ex. tended vts.tt tWillQ friends in London and Taro nto—llrs. G. F. Hennery of On a front of two and a half Miles, Mitchell is the guest of her parents. between Bethincourt and Forges, on Miss lassie Broadfoot is quarantined the western bank of the Meuse, for grextsles at the home Y f R, J.Fat- terson, Rodgertrille,--I'dessrs. Burtan where the French advanced line has and Russel Keys are recovering from beeat battered by the German guns an attack of ,measles.—Mr, Selves has intermittently ever since Mareh 1, a:s live stock moved to his nettar n. lig"ass ,:tlHotskirl of Exeter'spent which lasted throughout Sunday u,dder the .parental roof.— e a er ooh was su en a e �.. th ft n dd iy h It d and the infantry was sent forth into a • violent attack: It had two main objectives: to take the village of .Forges and to push forward and. zn Zurich on business. eternx .a trill of vital strategic tin- Mrs. Chas, hints o: V. asit'ng'on,; iortance, the Oote de L'Oie,, due Bich called on tr..nis here 1: ;aye auuth of Forges, in the loop of the .o.ause. STEPHEN COUZ4'CII, Only one, the first, of these two goals was reached. The French o�- Tae Court`.' r% Ste�lhen c,:aw::s'tF .al midnight eommun4que aft the Town Hall, Crediton,Man aounses that the Germans logit For - hers March 6th, at 1 ,p. m. 3'l mesa- "'u ay Oran onare slaughts holding ht on, the Cotll . hers were reser e1 exit i s s ug a n e P Th' m nutea of tate ,prev'ous a u, ting were read and i' d' 1;, 4ie, however, broke down under adopted. 1 the murderous intiladnng fire of the Webb--Ma.wh?n#tey—That the Cleric ' rSe, 'notify the contractor of the construe-�lth1dthei#sendattacersk the Battle of Ver - aeon of the Centralia. drain to complete; 'tun' has pow entered on its third contract as soon as weather ,ler- pug a, ion trex expected, ,the the attack from- mits to meet the last report of the tole nsh.ip engineer.—Carried. ately at the triangle of forts guard The Clerk reported having receiv- ed the official result of the vote poll- ed :.n the P. V.. of Dashwood, on- the 14th Feb.. from Andrew Musser, the 1.. R. Q, being SS for and 1 against the by-law, to authorise the borrowing ,ef $1632.00 by The issue and sale of Jehe to r t , to provide for the cost of a ,plant to distribute electric opw- nr. -to be supplied by Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario. Neeb—Love—That by-law No, 227 �o authorize the borrowing of $1632, l After great quantities of heavy shells lay the issue and sale of debentures, bad been thrown, the German 3ntan-- tcr provide as aforesaid, be now read try made its charge at six o'clock. '-the third time and passed.—Carried, Saturday night. The attacking waves .t was resolved that this township at once were brought wider the bar- respeetfully petition The Honorable, rage tire of the French guns and Sr. 3—E, Preszcator 72, L. Parsons 70 . amsster of Militia, to establish a Molle- rifle -firing co-operated, and were un- 1• Sanders 64, Jr, 3 4. Christie 71, a'iz,�tion camp at Goderieh for the able to reach the French trenches. C Willis 64 E Schroeder 66 E Pres- tra" 1a ons; this council being strongly of where the Germans hold the village Sr, II. C. Christie 89, E. Dearing 77; the op laion that the camp ground at proper and the French are entrench- Jr. IL, J. Willis 78, F. Parsons 74, k�oder ch offers a very suitable ,glace ed in the southern outskirts fighting iI Schroeder 62 H Penhale 61 B BITTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking does not cure .children of bedwetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. M. M.Sum.- mess Bax W., 840, Windsor, Jnt., will send free to any mother her suc- c:essfui home.treatment with full in- structions. Send no money but write her to -day if your children trout 1e you in this way. Don't blame the child the chances are it can't aelp it, d adults �.n . also cure Thl. treatment ages people troubled with urine dif- ficulties by day or night. SHIPKA• - MIr. and Mrs, Felt. Baxter and Wal- ter returned to Toronto last week, af- ter spead'uig a few months with the fornler's ;parents here, --•Miss ,,Mildred Hanlon of 'Parkhill spent the week week end with her cousin, Miss Lura . Harttgn,—Mrs, Donald McIsaae vis - 'ted her parents over Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Richardson and .family, who hive been visiting the tatter's parents 1, .i:, left last week for their home hl Toronto. -Messrs. Milton Ratz and Wm. Sweitzer spent Monday in Lon- doe.—\I Chris Fin,kbeiner .aurchased - a lana• fie:ntzman piano last week, -- Mr, and efts. Louis Feltner and ram - illi. who have been visiting friends in this vicinity for the .past two iatcn- :hs returned to then home 'in Al- berta last week.—Mr. Roy Shenk of Crediton spent a few days at Mr. ing Verdun from the nerth-west, Fred Geer s aatd' i 1t anately at the whole defence line on the left bank of the Meuse. j SCHOOL +REPORT of S. S. No. 2, In the contest for the possession, of Hai far February is based on class Verdun the operations. have narrow- �'�vorl. lr " land �examiziattons.—$r. 4, Inez ed for the time being to the abort Tuckey S7: 3rd. E. Ainsworth 68, W. sector about the plateau of Dorian,- M se 68 60. B. wirTuckey T 6; Jr. y 3rd, P'. pont. The Germans concentrated Campbell S2. Id. Russell 49, Jr 2ald, G. their artillery etre Saturday on the lAldsworth 75; - H. Murray 62, B. restricted. front between the Haudro- , moat wood and Douaumont village. Tuckey Tuckey 56.—Milton ildfong 53; 3 aJr, 1st 0 The bombardment was very violent. u D.O i r, teacher. SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No. 3 Stephen, for February. Average at- tendance 23 —Sr.t 4—T. Willis 68, G. Schroeder 55.. Jr. 4—V. Hogarth 54 wan nr of tour or more. Overseas bat- A; the village of Douaumont itself, rcaior 62 J 'Dearing, 53, G, Jacob 53; for such camp toad tali every way con- t of considerable liveliness lasted well p eszcator 58; Pt II R Tory 71 ven'ent for the officers, �:�. C. O's into the night, without changing the rt Dearing 61, A, Preszcat•or 60--E. DLEA!RING Auction to OF FARM STOOK, HAY Sc ROUSE- HOLD FU11N1TIHR There will be sold bY publio auotion on Lot. 28, North, East Boundary, 174- borne, on Wednesday, March l; tit, 2910, at one o'cnoek sharp the follow- iutt Horses --2r. first -elan, geldings, 1' years old; brood mare, gen. lour:,sup• posed to he Infoal; sucking colt,.gen, purpose.; driving ruare, quiet and. re- liable. reettte--3high-class grade cows due In 111arolt and April tat heifer 2 yrs. old; 2 steers, 2 years old: 2 heifers rising 2,; 2 calves. Hogs -2 brood sow due In iliarah ; 10 store bogs. implements, lumber wagon, nearly new; top buggy, cutter; Dlassy-Rari- ris disc, drill nearly new; -?gorse cul- tivator; Massey -Barris disc, set Iran harrows; -walking plow nearly' new; 24furrow plow; steel land roller,. new; mower, horse rake, wagon rack near- ly' new; set double works harness, see single harness; 2 round water tarda; large wire fence stretcher, new; new logging chain, whiffletrees, neckyokes chains, shovels, forks, robes, barrels boxes and other articles too numer- ous to mention. Also a quantity or ash and efrq lumber dry; about 35 tons timothy hay; some household furniture. Terms—$5,00 and under mall; over that amount 12 months credit on furnishing approved joint notes; 5 per cent. off for cash on credit amts. Positively no res -'eve as proprietors have sold and rented their farms, R. B. & W. N. GLENN, Props, THOS. CAMERON. Auctioneer. .md raen servma t in the battalions rias-, situation. .nearing absent —E Love, Teacher. ZURICH Y The German rtillery continued its Huron,. . firing with some intensity throughout SCHOOL REPORT S S. N 1 (To he continued next week.) ; the night on the whole front eaat of . Usborne for February. Average at- "" '�— --- the Meuse, and west of the river at tendance 18.8. (* Missed one or more CHISELHURST . Le Mort Homme and the Cote de examiztateons). 5th, E. Cann 76, M. --o-- ; L'Ole. Master Ford Spriggs, son of our en- Early Sunday morning the born - .s ;erp ales merchant, F. J. Spri;tis,llad bardment increased in violence along ednm and adjacent to the Countof Dew 74; 4th, G. Dew 77, A. Strang 6:+, C. Moir 64* L Mitchell 45, T. Dougall 43, Sr. 3rd, H. Wood 83, E. Iat it siort•ame, while playing, tea break the whole of this front, especially on Cudtnore 54, P. Harris 37, Jr. 3rd, G. his co'.lar-bone.—On Sunday next the the sector which had been the scene Miens..:: Battalion will march here when of Saturday night's attack, but the Re` Knight will ,prea:h to them. The attack was not repeated here. In- stediers will be invited to supper by stead the Germans shifted their as - the members of the congregations— - sainting columns to the west, - and Down. OE, A. Moir 60, E. :tlitchell 4 Sr, and, V. Dunn 57, M. Cooper 43* ; Jr. 2nd B., M ,Moir 68, G. Cudmare*60 J. Oke 35'; Jr. Zad .A.., H. Strang 8S, O. Wood 71, L. Dunn 7o*;Prim•- A very successful Patriotic wood -bee sought to make an opening through e ; Cudmore, N. Oke, P. Harris.— :lame off at Mr. Wm. Kinsman's, when the woods east of Vacherauville. Ethel C. Case, teacher. :thou` 50 na:a a; this section cut over Here again they were completely re- --o--" 3tl t• -do of twrod. The money was pulsed. SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. No. paid into our Lea„tue and made the German troops being brought up 11 on) Usborne, for February. It o lett' over 516. It is a good ,plan to the fighting front were brought . is based upon regularity, pune tuality, to raise money under the fire of the French artillery , and general proficiency, the names be- '"' -S` to the north of Vacherauville and ing in order of merit:—Ss. 4—J. Whel- HENSALL Than, E_ Gunning, B. Duffield. .Jr. 4— The marriage took place in F'armel Church at 9 a. m. of Mr. Reginald G. Angell to .Hiss Mary MM --r le Tay- lor.—On March 18th Educational ser - mono � a tt 1 ... preached.Tet - •m n ., 'b. r �c. an the ho dist rhurchs of Henson and Chisel- hurst by Chari ellor Bowls of Victoria 'University —The Masonic Lodge was , -visited by the D. D. G. M. Baker of Stratford last week, and a :profitable and ,pleasant time was spent.—Miss Ir- ma Ramie 1ef for Detroit on Wed-. .,esday to train as nurse in Grace Hos- -petal. Prior to leaving she was pre-- sented with .a handsome silver purse filled with silver coin. by her lady friends.—Williia-m Moir' has kindly do- etated the three and a half acres on -the west side of the railway track, mow used as a play ground, to- the corpo'a'tionn far a park and recreation grounds The council accepted . and notatned :it "The William Moir Recrea- tion Park" `Mrs. Geo. Innes, after a visit here "left an Monday for her home in Mo- ose. Jaw, Sask.—Two big recruiting meetings were held here last Thins - day afternoon and evening. The Ex- eter and Hensall soldiers marched to town, headed by the 161st band of Clinton; Great crowds came in for the meetings which addressed by J. J. Merner Al. P., Capt. Dances-, Capt. J. L. Cantin, Rev. Brown, and Rev. Hibbard of Wingham. Mr. Pipe of London sang. Many recruits are ee- pected as a result• --Mrs. Henry De- muth of Port Arthur is visiting rel- atives Here —W. H. Bender, through his solicitor, L. E. Dauncey of God- erich, bas issued e. writ against Mr. J.Hey, jr., for $1000 damages, for mal- icious prosecution, false arrest, false imprisonment, trespass and slander. He has also issued a writ against A. f Clinton for 55000.—Mr, near Louvemont, north-west of Don- aumont. No infantry ..ction is reported from the Woevre, but the artillery of both sides was very active about Fresnes p. -.d east of Haudromont. a Th French artilleryconducted The heavy bombardment Saturday night and Sunday on the German position near the Binarville road, north of the La . Hexazee, and the xlaute Chevau- chee in the Argonne. The German official statement is- sued yesterday announces the evacu- ation by the German troops of the trenches captured by them from the French near the forest of Thaiville, north-east of Badonville, in Lorraine, on February 28. The evacuation was ordered to avoid unnecessary losses under the concentrated fire of the French artillery. No Change in Position. LONDON, March 7.—The Paris - - } correspondent of The Daily Mail, telegraphing Sunday, says: "The fourteenth day of the Battle of Verdun finds the Germans still vainly hurling forces against the im- pregnable wall of Creusot guns and dauntless infantry holding from Pep- per Hili (the Cote du Poivre) to Douaumont. "Thursday night the Germans held -half the village of Douaumont and the French the other half. To -day the relative positions are much the same, though the French probably have the advantage. During Friday and Saturday there were see -saw combats incessantly. On Friday the Ger-aans were driven out by attacks; in which grenades and bayonets played the major part. -During the nigght the Germans prepared another assault, which was delivered early Saturday morning, and was attended with some success., The French, tin - able to obtain a solid foothold., had to give way, "TheFrench, however, just before dusk again held all but one or two houses on the north side 'of -the -ham-_ 'let. 'At .6 o'clock the Germans came .on again for somethin like the 21st time, and made a get ital attack on the whole plateau frOtipaudreiniont to Vaux, and again gotithe worst of L They were stopped more than a sidred, yards from the French, lines t„ f Jaack Their losses in these s " a ,affrays are described • as arful—at'least four times thiise, of the' -French. 7i.ALFN. Mrs. Frank Gunning has been suf- lering from an attack of the sri.-vue during the ,past week.—Wm. I-lodg- • aoa-t bas b:e,en on the sick list, also a ease of the grippe. -Mrs. David Long and Mss Anna Barkley are visiting at Mrs. Jos. Marley's this week —Mr. and _airs. Geo. Mijllson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning and. Mr, and Mrs. Gea. ';Seuire spent Wednesday at the home vitft Mr. rind 7frs. Albert Scott, .Sun-. .,'bine.—Mr, John Peart and family have 'snoved to Exeter to .live.—Thos. John, - Johnston left last Wednesday for Man- itoba from St. Marys with a carload of heavy draught horses.—Jas, Archi- bald 'of Seaforth and W. R. Elliott : f S e7hen were around last Fri,da.y ' uying horses.—Several new names were added. so the recruits at Kirk- inn. Alt Paul, Jack Nixon, Earl Ro .dbouse, Bob Gardiner, Jin Howe, Arthur Cattails. went to St: Marys .a" onday to be. examined for overseas aservice.—Miss 'earl Ashbury o£' Liis tem seen: Sunday here the guest of Zeiss Minnie Millsan. ' CA T IA For 'Infants and:. Childrei f'cs�t For Gve1574. ...Alsways Sys bars ._,-'9 t,:e„tr�' - {'$;gnat.:c of R. Brooks, M. Whelihass, G. Duffield. Jr. 3—E. Dale, W. Duffield, W. Ship- ley. 3r. 2 (b)—J. Whelihan, J. Duf- field. E. Dale, M. Brooks, L. Hopkins. Jr. 2 ta)—M. Johnston, L. Morley. Jr. n—Stevenson. Sr — " Seven Jr.r1 k. F, Put Ieat . J d M.Pullets Pr.—V. Hazelwood, , J. Brooks, R. Parkinson, .0. Dale. Jr. Pr.—R. Duffield. Bes: spellers • for the. month—Elsie Gunning, Grace Duf- field, equal. No. ort roti 24. • E. B. Stirling, 'teacher Regulate Kidneys AND Relieve Con"tstipation THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM-MERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.Y.O.. LL.D. l).C,L., President • JOHN man, General Manager. H. V. F JONES, Ass't General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 BANKING - BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the. same careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as is satisfactorily as by a personal visit to The Bank s''s EXETER BRANCH -B. 7. WHITE Man. CREDITON-A. E. KUHN. Man. rr•••urt•uar►.►.•a• INCORPORATED 1655 - • MOLSONS BANK Capital, Reserve $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A general Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters 'of Credit Bank Monet; Orders SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH -- W D. C1 ARKE, Manager, Auction Sale OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS On Lot 10, Con. 11, Stephen, on TUESDAY, MARCH 21st, 1916 at one o'clock sheep, the following— Horses—Mare rising 4; colt rising' 1, Cattle --2 cows with calf at foot; 1 cow du at tune of safe: 2 -year-old heifers; yearling steer. Few hens. Implements --Massey Harris Binder McCormick mower, Frost & 'Wood cul tivator, hay Take, land roller, 2 2 -fur- row plows, walking plow, diamond harrows, seed drill, scufflersleigh, cut- ter buggy, wagon, hay rack, gravel box disc harrow root puler, fanning mill, wheelbarrow, • 15 ft. ladder, set double harass set single harness, 15 cow chains, sugar kettle, whiffletrees, neck - yokes, forks, shovels, h6es, chains, quantity seed corn, seed potatoes and Solomon Jacob.e bas sold his, 100 acre farm en the 15th Con. to his son, Mr. Garanet Tanabe, who gets posses- sion A,pril 1st. Mr. Jacobs has since - farmof the es- tatepurchased the 50 acre • 1. Sr.,s h Oes..l of the late Ja ep , also on the 15th con., and gets pos- session in April.—Mrs. Peter Bren- neman has sold his house and login Blake 'to Mrs. Caroline Oesch. Gin. Pills are acknowledged .to ;have the largest sale of any proprietary medicine in Canada—an achievement solely due to their remarkable virtue as a Kidney and Bladder remedy. But users of Gin Pills have discovered that this invaluable remedy also acts as a mild; cathartic. The evidence of hundreds of letters we have received establishes the very logical - fact that in compounding a medicine to heal and tune up the Kidneys and Bladder certain of the ingredients have a stimulating effect upon the other organs, especially the bowels. It is important to know, in the caseof con- stipated patients, that Gin Pills do not act harshly on the bowels; there is no griping, but a gradual and gentlerestoration of the function. Try Gin Pills for constipation. In thus relieving the bowels, you safeguard your- self agains t possible Kidney trouble. Gin Pills are 50c.' a box, or 6 boxes for $2.50 at your dealer's. A. trial treatment: will be Sent upon request, to National Drug &Chemical Co. ;- of Canada Limited Toronto.:: , ,. tFf K11DNE"{i' apples. - Furniture—Cook Stove coal or wood coal heater, kitchen table, cupboard,6 kitchen chairs, rocking chair,6 d1n- ing room chairs, sawing machine, or- gan, couch, bedstead, bedding, dishes, glassware, crockery, pots, pans, flour box bake board, cradle, paper rac12, grindstone, bicycle, 5 -gallon can, eider barrel, book cupboard, lantern, lamDS, clock, looking glass, mail box, 2 dot, bags cedar posts, some lumber, bunch shingles, apple butter, rag car- pet and some mats, and many articles too numrous to mention. Positively noresert7e as the prop- rietor has sold his farm) . Terms—$10 and under, cash; over that amount 7 months credit on ap- prov'd joint notes. 4 per cent. net annum off for cash on credit amounts. DAVID MAWYl•IINNEY F.TAYLOR Prop. Aunt. MITCHELL—The death took place on. Tuesday in Fullarton of Mrs. Chas. Walkom, aged 60. Two sons and one daughter survive.—The funeral of the late George Moore of Hibbert took place to Trinity Church cemetery on the lst. He died on. Feb. 26 aged 53 years. WOODHAM,—Cine of the leading residents of Fullerton Township intim person. of John R. Baker, father of Rev C. W. Baker, pastor of the Methodist church, here, died the past week. His father Christopher Baker fought under Wellington in the Pen- insula War. sestleurit Costs a little more than thi "other kind ” of flour, but worth it in the quantity and quality of bread you bake from--• 1TFLOUR N{ore read and Better Brad, SAXON ' " A big touring car for fiveApeopie ravel. "First -Class" in a Saxon "Six" YOU ENJOY ALL THE LUXURIES OF "FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL WHEN 'YOU RIDE IN A:• SAXON "SIX". Locamb•t•Pn p' e' Power pulls you. The six -cylinder Saxon high speed' motor sweeps you along with mighty, resistless force. Pullman comfort is yours. The roomy body makes travel easy. Long wheelbase, 112 ranches, and van- adium steel cantilever springs smooth the highway like a well ballasted track. .Perfect • pointments add to . your pleasure. Electric starting, lighting and every other convenience u .0f`mnodernn motar,ing are here. The yacht line; body is handsomely upholstered arscl..elegaintly finished, " t�atihch" chassis. Tim kers axles Powerful 1bitilt'es; 6i `me' kel Safetyyjyrc t it3!u>It int�t ep eiy'4bre of the s �e� +Tr tk ) - Hca 1 +lr 2., ry `;y steel steieraaa,R� mar are your •se'cufi�Pfy. • , '="Six" gives you .the knonwledge :that you are 'travelling first-class. To own a Saran Y ,. "Four" Roadster '"-$600; Delivery Car $530 "Six" Tourrlatg-Car $1,075. "Six" Roadster, $1,075 a • T. H.:NE.� ELL, Dealer, Exeter.