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LONDON TO:y To 1VIONTREAL WINNIPEG VANCOUVER
ST. J01111, IT:33. HAMILTON CALGARY 2
SASKATOON EDMONTON
For Sale by G. A. Hawkins.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
protierty at low rates of interest.
GL.ADMAN. & STANBURY
Barristers. Solicitors, Exeter
DENTIST
DR A. R. KINS:M.Q,.N. L,D.S., D.D.S..
Honor Graduate. TToranta University,
Teeth extracted without pain n
r any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &.
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 4th
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De. G, F, RO1.11-,STON, L, D, S., D,D,a
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Member of the RA C. D.S. of Ont.
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Office over Carl tig's 1;oW Office,
Closed Wednesday afte'rnoons4
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EXCURSIONS
. $12,00 TO WINNIPEG
August 21st & 30th
Fron' Stations Lyre Orat. and west
to Toronto, inclusive
August 23rd & SOth
From Stations Toeon;ta and Westin:
Orntaria ..
For particulars as to tickets eVest
of Winnipeg, &c., .apply to any Grand
Tru n]: Ticket Agent,
e. J. DORE, Agent, Exeter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the. Advocate Of-
fice Strictly conf idential ; no witness
West
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London, Canada
September 7th to 15th, 1917
1867-"A HALF CENTURY OF SUCCESS" -1917.
The Gr•aat Agricultural Exhibition of
Western Ontario
$32 000.00 in
Prizes and Attractions
A very Interesting Prog"ram, including Military olid, other features-+tsviae
Daily.
FIREWORKS EACH NIGHT
TWO SPEED EVENTS DAILY
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES
Prize Lists Entry Forms and all inforamation from the Secretary.
LIEUT.-COL,,-W. M. GDRTSHORE, A. M. HUNT,
President Secretary,
ITALY APPEALS TO CANADA
IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
Goal of $100,000 Set for Southern and
Western Ontario District.
\Chevalier L Zonlni, Royal Italian Consul-
General, to Handle Funds
Italy's magnificent fight in the
Alpine mountains of Austria is
costing hundreds of thousands of
brave Italian soldiers' lives. An
'appeal is now being made by the
CHEVALIER L, %i[TIdIiQI,
Royal Italian Consul -General to
Canada.
Government of Italy to the people
of . Canada through Chevalier, L.
Zunin ,. Royal Italian Consul Gen=
era), Montreal, far tee Italian I ;1
Cross and or'phans• of her fallen
heroes, sponsored by the youthful
CrownPrince' Umberto di Savoie,
to meet pressing needs.
Inanswer to this appeal, South-
ern and Western Ontario 'have fixed
a goal of $100,000 to be raised by
popular subscription during August
and September. Royal Italian Con;
sular Agent Giovanni Danovaro at
Welland has, been appointed official
representative' of the Italian Red
Cross' in this division, L. P. Shum-
way and L. Porter Moore, of the
Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. of .the
United States, and associated with
the War Council, American Red,
Cross during its recent successful
drive for $100,000,000 in., the
United States, officially represent
the Italian Red Cross` as divisional
directors and campaign organizers;
Their headquarters are at 13rant-
ford.
Through Colonel Noel Marshall,
cbalrman of the Central Executive
Committee, the Canadian Red Cross
has pledged its support, and that of
all local units is asked, for the Ital-
ian Red Cross campaign. -"Every
dollar that is given will hike its
bond between Italy and Canada. Let
us show our Italian friends within
our borders that we hold in grateful
regard the land that gave them
birth; that we appreciate her tre-
lnendous sacrifices in the great
cause for which we fight, and that
we cannot regard with indifference
her noble contribution to the suc-
e.ess that is yet to be ours r nd hers,"
i5 a. renc:t editorial comment on the
`n .:,•.Fra: Red Cross campaign a
Canada,
SEA FORrr -A pretty- wedding,.
took place in St, James church on
August ,14th, wh` feta Father' Corcor-
an. united Leonard Bolton, and. Nellie
Duggan in bonds of matrimcviye.
tCLINTQN—Margaret McKenzie,
Cor over fifty years a resident) of this
tows:., passed away ea Aug. 10th, in
her 77th year. She was born in Pus•-
iinch Township, and wit!la her azar;
band moved to Cliitoln ea the early.
days, The Husband died, several years.
ago. She leaves ' four daughters and
gee son George McLteti,nnei.
C,iODERICH TP.—The marriage avas
solemnized' io St. Joseph Church., in
Clinton, on Aug. 8tb, by ,Rev, Father
Hogan, of Ella Louise, daughter of Ab -
drew *McGuire of the Township, and
john Eugene Reehi,ll of Toronto.
ZURICII
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George Douglas has sold his fine
••esideatial property tin the north end
0 .lira Win. Lamont for 83.500. Pos-
session November , 1st.—In the Field
Crop Competition in connection wSrth
/..uric). Agricultural Society the re-
sult, is as dallaws, 1st`, Oscar ''Mope;
2nd, Elmer 'I.lopp, ; 3rd, Conrad Tru -
envier ;
ru•-em,nier; 4th, Win, ,Pe'trce,; 5th, Ed.
Broderick; 6th, •Alex. aan,nie; 7th;
Conrad Sclulbe,-Miss Celestin Neer -
cher of Elkton, Mich:, ,is visiting at
thehome of Mr. J. Gatllnax ,—David
Oesch has gone to We;taskitvin, Ata,
with a carload ,af lhorses for Wm,
Thirsk.—Mr and Mrs. I-Ieenry DeicI1-
ert and -son Norwood af, New Haven,
\Ii:.he visited relatives. here,—Miss Ida
Well of Toronto and Miss Nettie
Well of Detroit are spending a few
weeks at theirhome here.—Miss Ann
Jessop and sister of Toronto are vis-
iting at the home of Rudy Oesch.-
Wm S Ruby and family have moved
from Kitchener and are occupying oeae
of J. Decker's 'dwellings; in west: end,
A. G, ,Eclighioffer is visiting
relatives in. Yale Mich., for a flew
days _Mr Theo, McAdams and child
ren of London are visiting her nar
ents Mr and Mrs Wm. Barrow, an
the Bronson Line for, some weeks.
FRANK TAYLOR-
Licensed
AYLORLicensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and 14.1iddlesete,
Prices Reasonable. and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton — Ontario.
t W, ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
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\LC'ATO1't far Counties of fiuren
Perth . Middlesex and Oxford. -Farm
tir:.cr Safes a Specialty. Office at
-*,-ksbutt Warerooms,:.next door ro.
-rnrra Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
-het go' moderate and satisfaction is.
zuaranteed
Auction Sale
OF VALUABLE FARh1 LANDS &
OTHER CHATTEL PROPERTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel
Hicks, late of 'the Township of Us
borne in the. County of Huron, de-
ceased, and of the Devolution of
Estates Act;
There will be offered for sale by
public auction., an SATURDAY, SEP-
TEeIBER 8th, ,1917, at 1 o'clock p.
in. the following valuable farm lands
end, premises namely,
Parcel No. 1—Lot No. 1, Con. 2, and
the East half of Lot No(. 1, Cone 3
both in the Township of Usborne in,
the County of Huron;, containing to-
gether' one huiadred andfifty acres
iuo:-c or less.
Upon' this'. land are erected "a com-
modious 2 storey brick house, 2 fine
bank barns, drive house and imple-
ment shed; this farm is well ifenced
and drained, and: has a good crcchard
Parcel No. 2. -Lot No; 4, Cotl. 3,
and the north half of Lot No. 3, 'Coni
2. both in the said Toennslhlp of Us-
bornc, containing " 'together ane hun-
dred and fifty acres, more, or less,
Upon this Iand are e.rec ted a first-
class bank barin, one otherhalan am.cl
the course of:erectiion a brck ven-
eer residence, Z storeys. 'This farm
is well fenced and drained.
Parcel Na. 3=Lot No. 5, in the. N.
Boundary Concession of the Tort•n-
ship of Biddulph' i'n the County of
Middlesex, containing Lane 1)uriclred
acres more or fes"s,
Upon this land are„ere(cte,d, a ' good
cement veneer dwelling, 2 storeys ; a
good bank barn. This farm is well
fenced and drained and has a good
orchard. ,
Parcel No 4.—Lots Nos. 8, 9, and
10 on the west side of Main Street in
the Village of (ExelNer in ah'e 'County
of Huron, being \past of original lot
1o. 20 in the First Con. of the Tp, of
Stephen, and formerly 'the residential
property of the late T,' B. Carling,
There is- no arose canveneent or
commodious residence in the Village
of Exeter, being beautifully siltuated
on Main Street .facing 'S.iracoa St,, con
sisting of a Line 2 storey brick`'dwel-
ling,
welIing, with fine (ornarneintal shade and.
fruit trees and small ::friiits, hard
and soft water, teilccrt,ric 'light, furnace
At the said time there( wil