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LONDON TORONTO MONTREAL WINNIPEG VANCOUVER
ST. JOHN, N.B. HAMILTONCALGARY 1
SASKATOON EDMONTON
For Sale by G. A. Hawkins
•
DR, DeVA tt,r.sFREN®C}'d g' bl Iia
roeatingg I'�il for WQmen, $5 a box or"thicc., c,r
610, Sgld aC All Drug Stores, or z{iiii}edto' sy
i1.dressep eb8ipt$fprice:aTreeScont;ia,D1tva
Od48t Uakhiarutes'Onta'rio,
IUOSPHO lOL FOR MEQ. WA'.
;itplit ;`fp�> l e!'azid l3m3.n, inei;enaos t'Sxey
natter ;aamaifer-1vi11halal you up., $'n'b'is
.;or
;we Por $5;.'at dreg stores, or by�maa eu,raCiiiiit
if price walla tiCOnset Dave Co., St. Catharines,
)maria.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a Targe amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
pTdne-rtGes of interest,
LADMANat low t& STANBUZZY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr, G F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D:u.S
DENTIST
embev of the R. C. C. D.S. of Out.
lit) 9,r Graduate' 'Toronto tJneversaty
T;;ice over Carling's law Office.
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DENTIST
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, 'L.D.S,, D.D.S,
Honor Graduate 'Toronto University,
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, ;Main Street, Exeter
ISAAC R CARLING. B.A.
Barrister. Solicitor,, Notary Public,:
Commissioner, Souter for The Mol-
..
Ef:;t % Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest,
Office; -:aloin Street, Exeter..
FALL TERM FROM SEPT 4th
— CENTRAL
STRATFORD.: ONT.
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND; &
TELEGRAPHY DEPARTMENTS. —
We have tboe'ough courses, 'etperi
caved instructors and we place our
Graduates in positions, Demand upon
us for trained help is many times the
number graduating. Get our free
catalogue.
U a. McLachlan, Principal
MARRIAGE LICENSES ' IssuEP)
by.C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
floe: ` Strictly confidential ; no witness
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HARVEST HELP
E\CURSIONS
$12,00 TO 'WINNIPEG
August 21st & 30th
From Stations Lyn, Ont. and west
to Toronto, inclusive
August, 23rd & 30th
From Stations Toronto, and )vest in
Orutario
For particulars as :to tickets West
of Winnipeg; &c,; apply to any Grand
Tru hl Ticket Agent.
el. J. DORE, Agent, Exeter.
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See our Exhibit in the Transportation Building, Canadian National
Exhibition, Toronto, Aug. 25th to Sept 10th
Model Eighty -Five
Car Ahead
HERE IS the Overland Model Eighty-
Five—the low-priced quality car that
has been the choice of thousands.
Drive where you will, you are sure to see
an "Eighty -Five" and more" often than not
it Will be;pointed out as the car ahead. For
this .Overland Eighty -Five has power and
plenty of it.
Moreover, it is a smooth -running, easy-
riding family car, one that will accommodate
--five people comfortably without crowding.
You can have your choice in this model
of either a four cylinder engine or a six. The
wheelbase of the Four is 112 -inches -the Six
116 -inches. Both are exceptional values. -
A demonstration will convince you.
For those who like smaller cars there ace
THE OVERLAND 3.1"C"1 FOURS
Tourzrag
Roadster
Country Club
Exeter Motor Solos Co.
l erlalid
WIl ys i3v , Limited
• Willys-Knight and Overland Motor Cars and
Light Commercial Wagons
Head Office and Works: West Toronto, Ont,
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LUMLEY
A large number lof YOuria people
t.h
motored to :e Bend, opal Satur'dii .'
last and ,had, a most enjoyable. time,
—Wedding bells are x•inging here this
tt eek.—Mrs. Hillis acid Mrs; 1'Iattice
of. Detroit, also ;Mrs, ,O'T-Iara of St;
TthoMas, are the ;g,ues'ts of firs. Mar-
garet' Gleno and ,faintly':-,Mrs,,Elliot
and young daughters of Ste Marys
have returned home after visiting Mrs.
Selves and ,family,—The S,i,h�earwaacf
motor truck gathters,truant in, this lo-
cality,—Mr, George Hoblfir'k is pot
quite so well of late, -Jas,: Horton.has
his drive shed noofed.—Mrs. lt'argas!eii
Glenin, was in Brussels at the ,end iof
the week.— Iiar,v esaing ,:s well on the
way and the grain seems geed,
Auction Sale
OF VALUABLE 'FART ,LANDS
OTHER CHATTEL PROPERTY
In the M'aitter of the Estate. of Samuel
l -Ticks, late of ithe, Township ni Us'-
borne ,in 'the. County of Huron, de-
ceased, and of the, D.evo1ittional of
Estates Act; +•
There will be iafl.ea•ed for sale b,
public auction, on SATURDAY, SEP--'
Ti\IBER 1st, 191,7, at 1 o'clock 'p,
m, the following valuable Pluto leads
and premises namely„—
Parcel
amely --Parcel No, 1 -Lot No. 1, Con 2, aad
tate East half: of Liotl Nc{. 1., 0,otti .'3
both in the Township of Usbarne Tirh'
the County of Huron:, containing to-
gether one, ;hun•di+erl , and ,'fi,tty acres
more or less.
Upon this 'land are. ,erected a corm-
1-i dious 2 storey brick house, 2 fine
bank barns, drive ltiousea and imple
meat shed; this larin is well fenced:
anti drained, and has a goad orcchard
Parcel Nod 2.—Lot No: 4, Cort 3,
and the north half `of Lot No, 3, Coral
2. both in the said Township of Us-
borne, containing 'together` one hun-
dred and fifty acres, more, or less.
Upon this land are, erec ted a first-
class bank 'barn, one other barn and
in the course of erection a brck ven-
eer residence, 2 storeys. This farm
is well fence,c1 and drained
Parcel No, 3—Let No, 5, in the N.
3—Boundary Concession of the `.form
strip of Bidclulph !lin the County of
Middlesex, containing tone hundred
acres more or less.
Upon this land are ,eaetct,ed, a good
cement veneer dwelling,. 2 storeys; a
good bank barn. This farm as well
fenced and drained aad has a good
orchard.
Parcel No. 4.—Lots Nos, 8, 9, and
10 on the west side. of Main Street in
the. Village of IE\e!ier ani the County'
of Huron, being. ,part of original: lot
No, 20 in the First Gan. of the; Tp, of
Stephen, and formerly the residential
property of the late T. B. Carling.
There is no mare coasenten.t or
commodious residence in the Village
of Exeter; being, beauiifulh situated'
on thin Street facing Sitncoe St.,' con
sest-ing 'of a fine 2 storey brick duel:-"
Ling, with 1 n.e 'ornamental shade arid,
fruit trees and small. fruits, hard'
and soft welter, +electric li,g.ht furnace;
At the said ti'nae tiverk will be sold;
the hous,e'hold ,goods and chattels of
the said dec•eased..
The above sale will take{ place on
LOT 1, CONCESSION 2, USBORNE
TERMS OF SALE OF LAND
Land will 'be uloid an parcels as
above indicated, subject to a reserv-
ed bid, fixed by the Official Guard-
ian ,of Infants for the Prov;tn,ce of.
Ontario, < for 'each, parcel respe'c tively ,
7.0. per cent:' of the ,purchase money
to be paid on day' of sale, the bal-
ance to be paid to 'the CaivadianiBank
of Commerce „toy the. joint cre,di.t of
the AdminfsILIra"oar and the Official
Guardian within 'thirty days thereaf-
ter Inall other respe as the terms
will he t",e staudti:ug cond'lao;ts of th.e.
Supreme . ,Court of Ontario,.
TERMS OF SALE OF CHATTELS
All purchases of ,chattels shall be.
cash.
For further particulars apply to:—
F. W. Harcourt, I(, C., Official" Guard-
ian, 'Toronto
uard-ian,Toronto ; The Canada Trust Com-
pany. Landon, the Ad'mit4,svrator;
Mrs. Eliza J. Hicks, Qtly the paemises;
or
C. W. Robinson, Isaac R. Carling,
Auctioneer, ' Venclor's Solicitor
Exeter, Ont• Exeter, Ont:
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
The sole head of a family, os �
male over 18 ,years old, who we/t
the commencement pf the 'presje `was
and has since .continued to be, aBriit.f
ish subject or subject, of an allied
or neutral country, may hjo4me-
steada quarter -section of aailsb%
Dominion land in Manitoba, SasiiatGb-
ewan or Alberta. Applicant mast a-
pear in person at the Dominion Lar
Agency or Sub -Agency for the Dis-
trict. Entry by proxy may be made
on certain conditioins'. Duties- Six
month; residence upon and cultivation{
of land in each of three years.
In certain districts...a,, homesteader
may secure an adjoining quarter -spec
tion as pre-emption,. Price $3,00 per
acre, • :Duties -Reside six months in
each of, three years after , earning
homestead patent and cultivate 50
acres extra. May obtain pre-emption
patent as soon as homestead patent
on certain conditions.
A settler after obtaining homestead
patent if he cannot secure a pre-
emption m?ty take a purchas ;
ed homestead itt certain districts.
Price $.00 per acre, Duties -Must re-
side six months in each of the three
years; cultivate 50 acres and erect a
hduse. worth 8300.
Holders of entries may count time
of employment as farm labourers in
Canada during 1917,.as residence Jut -
los under certain con,ditiotls.
When. . DominionLands are. advert-
ised' or ,posted for entry, returned sol-
diers who have, served overseas and
have been honorably discharged, re-
ceive ot}e..day priority in applying fcrr
entry at local Agent's Offfcei (but
not Sitb-Agenny)Discharge papers
Must bepresented to agent,
W . 'fir, CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the leteeter.
N,B.-Unauthorized publication of
this advertisement will net be. paid tot'
Five Large ; Phonographs
Given as First District
Prizes in
ft
At Rural School Fairs in Ontario
More than $2,000 worth of prizes for bread making will be offered at the Rural School fairs
this fall. Among the prizes are five largecabinet phonographs, fifteen Caauck bread mixers,
and many attractive books. These splendid prizes will make the contest the most stirring ever
held atrural school fairs. Every girl between the ages of 12 and 18 should read all about this
fine opportunity, and should begin now to prepare for it. The prizes, under the conc:;;tiens
explained below, will, be awarded for the best loaves batted with
4.79 Tea the e EO
he bard wheat flours that is guaranteed for
—the flour that you will want to use always; once you have given it a good trial. We ;want
you to know for yourself that it makes splendid big loaves of the lightest, most 's holesorxie l: read
that good flour can bake. That is why we make it well worth your while to try it, by offering
these attractive and costly prizes.
For this contest we have divided the Province into five districts, each with several counties, In each C. strict
we will give a large cabinet phonograph,. a set of Dickens' Works and three bread mixers. These are e; cl the
District prizes and they are to be given In addition to the prizes offered at the local rural school faire. t :elist
of districts below.) Be sure to compete at your local rural school fair. 11 you win first prize there, you t,'__' then
automatically become a competitor for the phonograph and other district prizes.
The Prizes, remember, are offered for the best loaf of breadbaked with Cream of the West Flour. No
other flour will do. Tor local prizes we offer a number of valuable books. By local prizes we mean those ven
at the fair.
Is. Luca 'Prize.—"Girl's Own Annual;" a great big beautifully,, bound, illustrated book with 805pagesof stories and articles about
people art, animals, gardens, sewing, crocheting -everything that particularly interests young girls, older girls and their mothers. This
rs a wo..denul prize that you can treasure for years.
and LocilPrize.—"atones of Fapious Men and Women," heavily, cloth bound withgold titles, many beautiful pictures in colrs,en-
trancing !::: stories of Flore.ten Nightingale, Grace Darting,Flora McDonald, JennyLind, the late Queen I ictoria and others,
3rd LocitPrize-"Britabi Overseas," a big handsomely bound book with many color .1 pictures; interesting stories and dela-'orlon
of the countries aad the peoples of Britain's world-wide Empire.
4th Local Prize.—''The Queen's Gift Book,"a book of stories, pictures and special
articles by Brita.u's best writers; the proceeds from the sale of this book are for the
benefit of disabled soldiers in England, •
Nors.=Unless the entriesnumber six or more only first and second prizes will
be awarded: Unless the entries' number ten or more no fourth prize will bo awarded,
The District Prizes.—The winner of the first prize at each local
fair automatically become, a competitor for the following 'District
prizes. One-half of the fh'tt prize loaf will be sent to the Ontario
_Agricul ural College at Cluelph, to compete in the District Contests.
(See condi ions belay.)
1sttDistri t Prize.—The he "Pathephone" is the name given to the finsbig mahogany
phoeograph we over as first prize. It will give you endless pleasure and entertainment
fora lifetime. It has special isproducer attachments and necdles;,anabling you to play: all
kinds of flat disc records of r:o matter what make. The Pathephone reproduces band
music, orchestra music; ,or .s and funny pieces perfectly; with it goes a dozen of the famous
Pathe records. Total valie, °l50.00.
and District ,Priza Set, of Dickens' Works 18splendidly boundvolumes with many
illustrations. Among the books in the sot are "Oliver Twist" and "Old Curiosity Shop.
These are two of the most entrancing stories ever written.
3rd, 4th and 5th' Pdzea.—"Canuck" Bread mixers. This simple, yet well -made.
machine takes the hard work out of bread making. Instead of laborious kneadingof the
old method, you just put in the ingredients, tarn the handle and the dough is thoroughly
and more evenly mixed. .
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST
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FIRST PRIZE AT Lociamt1Ite "-,
SCHOOL FAIRS
Every girl may compete at the rural school fair in her district,
whether or not she attends school, providing that her 12th birthday
occurs before November 1st, 1917, or her 19th birthday does not
occur before Nov, 1, 1017. One loaf of bread must be submitted'
baked is pan about 7 x 5 inchesand3 inches deep, and divided into
twin loaves so that they maybe separated at the fair. The loaf
snort iebaked .with Cr,a,eoft.ia West Flour. One-half will be fudged
at the fair, The. other half of the prize loaf will be sent to Ontario
Agricults 11 C,li -e, (eelp'i : n compete in the District Contests.
The sud...a s ill ale done by Miss M. A. Purdy, of the Department
gf i3 e., i iaki.:g Rad Flour Testing. The local contest at the fair
r.•i!I be conducted under the same rules as all the other regular
contests ,it your fairs. - -
The Stanlarl by which bread will be judged will boas follows;
1. Appearance o f Loaf 5 marka15 marks
b} eStute of crust 5 marks
c} Shape Jf l of 5 marks
2, Tex'are of Crum o .... . .... .. . ........_ , ..40 marks
O E vonness 15 marks
((b) Sil'.iaes; '0 marks
(c) Color 5 marks
5. Flavor of Bread ... ,45 marks
(a) Taste 25 marks
(bl Odor 20 marks
Important.—Each loaf must beaccompanied by the part of the
)it. baa containing the face of the Old hiller, and an entry form
oy the girl and parents or guardian stating date of
r ? !x a ii,iduesi, and giving name of: dealer from whom Cream
our was p.irohtse,.1, The form will state that the girl
*he t..>af,•ieredinthe c3mpetition. Thoformswillbe
11 ou , ., lie tiros' 1 tris fair, Tho decision of the judges is final.
t,ot _a. a t'.an one e , t r viv be nettle by each girl and not more
than oat l>ctit prize will uJ awarded to the same family.
Which District 15 yours? This list shows you which counties
you compete againstif you becomes competitor for the District prizes
.District No. 1.—Counties of Glengarry, Stormont Drnclre,
Grenville, Leeds, Frontenac,. Lennox and Addington, Cs. leo„,
Lanark, Renfrew. .
District No. 2. -Counties of Hastings, Prince Edward, Peter -
born, Northumberland, Victoria, Durham.
District No.3.—Counties of York, Ontario, Peel, Hatton, Went-
worth, Oxford, Brant, Waterloo.
District No. 4. -Counties of Welland, Ilatdirnand. N rfolk
Elgin, hon., Essex, Lambton, Middlesex:
District. No. 5. -Counties of 'Bruce, Grey, Dufferintuner,,,
Districtsof Muskoka, Parry- Sound Timiskaming, Algoma, SL.dbu.-, ,
Manitoulin.
TIIE RESULTS of the contests at the fair will bo made known
in the usual way asin the case of all the other regular contest ,. ', he
Dist int results will bo announced as soon ns possible after t,ie con-
clusion of the Rural School Fairs i:, the Province.
DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY: Every
girl between 12 and 11. years sliouldaompete. What a splencdd way
to stir up iarrensed interest in breadmakingl Get a supply gtCrear:,
of the West Flour at your dealers and practise using it as often •a
possiblo'to increase the chances of winning: If your dealer car, :>
sell it to you, write to the Campbell Flour Mills Co., Ltd„ Toronr,,
and wowill promptly tell you the nearest place to get it.
NO COMPETITIONS IN COUNTIES NAMED BELOW:
The competition is open to all parts of theProvince where Ittiral
School Fairs are held,, except' the Districts of Rainy. River, lienor
and Thunder Bay. These districts are the only parts of the Province
where sehool fairs are held by the Department of Agriculture in which
this competition will not be a feature. There aro no district -reps "
sentativos of the Department of Agriculture in the Counties of Enron
Perth, Wellington, kIaliberton, Prescott, Russell or Lincoln, and r e
rural school fairs are held in these Counties by the Department of
Agriculture.' There are, however, a few local school fairs 1. r
these seven; counties, end we are opening the competition tothese
fairs. We will announce later' the districts in which each of these
Counties will be included.
The Campbell Flour M,ills Co. Limited
(West) Tonto, Ontario
(Keep this announcement for reference)
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OW Cream of the West Flour is sold by the following dealers:
R. G. Seldon, Exeter; Reis a Black; 'W 1 oxeter
1
for r 1[2
of �
"Going Trip West"—$12,00 to ,WINXIPEG Return Trip East'` --$18.00 from WINNI:t''E,G
August gist
atld
August 30t'-
e fa
GOING DATES
n. stations in 0 tU,pin \Vest of Smith's Pans on to,nnd including Toronto on Lake Ottnrio Shore.
Line and Iltivclecb-leterboto Linn; also Froin stations between i.ing;;ton and Ren fraw 3unction,
inelitstve, and from stations Ott Tureoto-Sudbury direct line, Prom stations ori sena Sta. Marie
branch, From stations on i'101!! Line, ,lcauc e to i'tianz, inclusive. From i.
stations ,ethnny dune -
trots to Port tIoNfeoll and 13uri:etntt-itobcay-geon,
l'rotn stations West and Sotitit of Toronto up to end Ittrindin,+: fatnitton anti 'Windsor, , Ont., on
Augustnd 31 c1 Owe_ Soand , Walkerton, Teeswatol', S3'in klub, 'morn, Listowel,_ Godettcb, se. Mary's, Port Norwell
and and St. Thomas branches, and stations Toronto and North to Sloltou, tnclttsioe.
kalij"ust $Otis ....
sptc.TAL T1TTIOUGFit T1L' INs
Gnrtlrer particulars from Canadian Pacific, Ticket Agents, W. 11EIO't AI117,, i)aatllet I'
t ager .Agent, Torootea