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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-9-26, Page 5Children Cry .for Flletcher's The Kind You Have. Always Bought, andwhich has been •In use for over, thirty years, has borne the signature of and has been made ; under his per- "` sonal supervision since its infancy. 0• Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just -as -good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of . Infantsy and Children --Experience against Experiment. haX60 Castoria is a harmless substitute for. Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is _ pleasant. It contains neither Opium, 'Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. ,_s " ALWAYS Bearslie. Signature of GENUINE In Uso For Over30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, Dr, G. F..ROULSTON, L. D. a:, DENTIST Member of the A. C. C. D.S. sr (let= Hr+atx' Graduate Tarotnto University Office over aih g's .so )r f) t Clasen Wednesday afternoons S"(RATFORD.- "ONT.' Lady graduates of last term are now Wring as ,high as $18 and even $20 per week, while young men are earn- ing atilt better salaries, We cannot. meet the denrand for trained help. Vaiibc Ira at once for particulars re-. ga'rdj;n,g oar .'• Conromer..cia;1,.-Shorthand or Telegraphy De. artmeint. Students 'may yen -'tar at any :time. D. A. McLachlan, Prin. „CRANE, TR iNK, ;.SAY TIME TABLE CHANGES • A change of time wilt be `Made can, SEPT 29th, 1918 Information: nowvnf Agent's hands. N. J. Dore, Agent, Exeter. A. HASTINGS Agent for nada Life Assurance . Company ADAu Fere and Accident Insurance. Money to Laoar, on Far' Property EXETER, ONT. DR. DeVAN'S.FREf i i r i, Ptnior. • eggs J6;^ -0 a 13 et.i il.: 'atm010r, ore,artiasor .. "milae,ssasalit pHf3P��vOL FOR MEN. D .Y...ti ,Utalitytfor N,erve'and Bratn; lncxensoe'. natter' aaTontc—*itl bafId.you up. $3 a ...as snips. r f5. at'drug stores, or bras:Ian once tagaleesa:tea SCOB&LL Deo° Cosset CBtLerrnee, auiarIo: MARRIAGE. LICENSES .ISSUED by C. h Sanders at the Advocate Of- fice -Strictly confidential; no witness We club with aI1 the leading daffy'. and weekly papers. Now is the time to select your 1918 lieadktg MONEY TO LOAN We have a large, amount ofprivate fund's to loan on faun and village property at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & 'STANBURY Bannisters, Solicitors, Exeter ISAAC R CARLING., ,B. A.. Barrister. Solicitor, Notary Publico,: Commissfdoner; Solicitor ; for the 'Mol - sons Bunk, Etc. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Office—Main Street, Exeter. FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of Huvrron Mid Middlesex Prices Reastanaible avid Satsfactio¢r Guaranteed. Crediton, — ' Dn'tario, C W. ROBINSON LK ENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR for Chanties of Hires Peril, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm Stoat,. Sales a Specialty. 0ffiea at Coal -short Warerooxns, next door to Gisnttae Hotel, !!lain Street, Exeter. DR, A, R, KINSMAN, L.D.S., Honor Graduate Toronto Uttiversity, Teeth 'extracted' without pain or atter 6 effects. Office over Madman It stanbury's Office, Main" Street, Exeter A Friend in Need The Pandora Range -is your real friend on: Wash day. Change the top around, set the boil- er on the •.far side and use the three nearest holes— you can boil on all of therm. Dinner on time,; no extra fuel, no rush orconfusion, For Sale by G. A. EZ&wkins London `` Toronto NIol irea1 St. John, N.,B, I Taariiltou: Calgary Winnipeg , Vancotiver Saslcatoolr 00 'tdrnotrton mediate between NPrth and Sgi tki China, China has now been disturb- ed for two, years by" the eecttonai contr'over'sy. FRIDAY. A new record has been set for Can- ada in wooden shipbuilding, More Canadian troops are report- ed °safely arrived in, England. Some lines of manufacture in Can- ada may be' put on coal rations. *lie cotton mill strike in Manches- ter,, Eng., is. now regarded as ended. The Duke of Devonshire paid; an official visit to the Anglican, General Synod yesterday. Windsor Police Commissioners granted a 10 per cent. increase to, members of the force. Siamese troops with a general and his staff have arrived in Pratte° to participate in the war. Tho Toronto District Labor Council passed resolutions calling for a more equitable distribution of coal. R. R. Bangham street comiu s- sioner of Windsor, wh,o helped pro- nrote ' there the first electric street railway in,Carrada, is dead. - Lt. -Col. i3. T, !:-;inter testified be- fore the Toronto Police Commission inquiry concerning his experiences with the police during 'the recent street troubles.' French Government omcials are supervising the return of residents to Amiens, which was almost complete- ly evacuated ompletely'evacuated. after the German often - sire last March, Two men were fined ,$1,000 each and given jail terms also, two others fined', $300 each, and two motor cars' were confiscated for bringing liquor; into Canada at Niagara Falls. A contingent of Japanese cavalry; together with troops belonging to Gen. Semenoff, the . Cossack leader, entered the town or Tchita, in the. Trans -Baikal, on September 15. A woman orderly at the Grey Nuns' Orphanage in Montreal has been charged and is said to have made full confession that she set fire to the building on Feb. 14 last, when sixty-five babies perished. SATURDAY. Results of the August departmen- tal examinations were announced. The Anglican General Synod has approved the revised prayer book. The town of Baku, Trans-Caucasia; has been occupied by Tartar volun- teers. France will recognize the indepen- dence of the. Southern Slays, it is an- nounced in a Paris despatch. The establishment of , the Royal Canadian Air Service has been com- pleted' by the -Naval Department. J. G. Turriff, Liberal -Unionist member for Assiniboia, hasbeen ap- pointed a Senator for Saskatchewan. American subjects. in» Canada, -be- tween the ages of 18 and: 45, must r•agister or •return to the United States.. Revs John McRobie, of - Petrolea, who had been in the Presbyterian ministry for more than sixty years, is dead. Harvest leave to men in Categories A, B and C' actually working on farms and required for the purpose of sav- ing the crops, is extended to Oct. 31. President Wilson has : proclaimed Saturday, Oct. 12th, the four hundred and twenty-sixth anniversary of the discovery of America, as Liberty Day. Rev. C. A. Sadleir of Hamilton, for 25 years a missionary among a tribe of Indians in Chile, is authoriz- ed to study educational methods in Canada for the Chilean Government. Ship tonnage actually delivered to the Emergency Fleet Corporation' of the U. S. so far this year amounts to 1,811,000 tons, with. 2,596,000 tons launched and keels laid for 4,108,- 000. F._ H. Ambrose, of Hamilton, and Fred Bancroft, Toronto, have .been anied. to represent resp•1tively the Boll Telephone Co, and its employes on the Board of Conciliation to settle the dispute. MONDAY. The Anglican General Synod con- cluded its sessions. Geo. E. Bristol, a prominent gro- es of Hamilton, is dead. Toronto observed' 'loyally the in- unction to save gasoline. An attempt` to shoot Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik leader, has failed The city of Nantes has adopted, St. -Millie', recently liberated from the enemy.' Three fires of mysterious origin have occurred at Brighton within the past few days. The Canadian Camp Y.M.C.A. at Niagara was robbed of some $800 on Saturday night. Storm delayed vessels on the Great Lakes, but most of the overdue boats aro now reported. The, new C.N.R. tunnel through the mountain at Montreal was for- mally opened on Saturday. Malting of grain for the purpose of brewing beer or near beer is pro- hibited in the United States. Frank Johnston (colored), Toron- to, who keeps a rooming house, at- tacked two intruders, with a;razor. The dressing room of the, lady members of Trinity Methodist Church choir, Toronto was visited by thieves yesterday. • ,M Embarkation of American soldiers for all fronts overseas has now 'pass- ed the 1,750.,000mark,, according to an announcement by Gen. March. The Letts, who have hitherto been faithful allies of the Soviet Govern- ment in Russia, have refused, accord- ing to a despatch, to fight• against the British. Leo Bronstetter, cook for 12 years on the Government steamer Alert, died of a fractured skull as the re-' suit of . falling from the coping of a ladder at Cornwall. The barns of a farmer, David Wil- son, at Ct. Crysostorne, Que., were r burned; it is' alleged, ,becat se he al- lowed soldiers to catnip in one of his fields by the river. Win, R.' Gillespie,9 Oxford street, Toronto, is dead, and Jas. Hoskin of the same address was rendered, un- conscious by gas poisoning, thought to be from a defective heater. It is reported from Dresden .that twelve leaders of the Saxon Indepen- dent Socialist party have been arrest- ed as a result of the serious unrest reigning in the industrial districts of Saxony. c 3 14111111I�IIIIIiIUllllili)Ililllli�llll 401111 11111414 011 !1411 II {1011 U�10 {IUI 41 IUII 111lIN i VIII 100 0111.411414 Il Ul I •II( f Workers ,must have .....ore Soap x r IY•� The demand for Comfort—the high quality, all-round cleanser is greater than ever. We have made our bar BIGGER, by withdrawing the premiums, during war -time anyway. Your grocer can sell you this bigger, money -Sav- ing Bar—just insist on it, Comfort Soap has the largest sale in Can- ada—quality talks—the people know best. Pugsley, Dingman & Co. Limited, Toronto Zurich Fair Continued from Page 1 kee, L. Rader, Z'W. B. Battler; Col- verts, •F. Keegan. W. Smith; 20 Oz. pippen J. Pfaff, F. Keegan; Tatman Sweet, F. Keegan, J. Pfaff; col, of Russet apples, F. Keegan; collection. fall ;:pears, •F. Keegan; •col. winter pears, R. Geiger, IF. Keegan; eel: fall and winter )ptiaors, R. Geiger, F. Kee: ,gan ; 'Bartlett ?Sans, R. ,11. 'Neeb, F. Keegan; Flemish Beauty F. Keegan, P. ; iB abe ea ; Clappp's Favorite, P. Haberer, W. J. Blackwell; prunes, cubs; IG. Bess, J. J. ,Barry; red, crab apples, John •Gasaho; •yellow crab apples, Miss E. Snowden, W. J. 1Blackwell; (plate of plums, C. Fritz, Thos. Johnston; .col. of ipiunis. Thos. Johnston, "Miss E. Snowden; cal. of canned fruit D. McKinnon A. Johnston. Judge -R. ,Welsh FINE ARTS Oil painting, portrait, J. 'G.' Forrest oil ,painting, landscape; Thos.-Jo1hn- ston, J. G. Forrest; water •color; landscape, Thos. Johnston, J. G. ' For- rest; orayon work. portrait, J. G. Forrest; oil or' water .colors, flowers, J. G. Forrest, Thos. Johnston; pre,ncrl drawing, J. G. •Forrest, ::Thos, Jobr stun; Wks, landt.tinkls]eetcli, J. G. For- rest, Thos. Jdhnston; (penmanship, J G. ,Forrest, Those < Jelmstone »painting on felt, J. G. Forrest, Thos. Johnston; painting on silk, 3, G. I.Fonrest, ,(H, Well. IFLO WERS AND PLANTS N.TS • e urnip ., Rader, W. Smith; globei mangal,ds, W. Snow- den, Miss S•nawden; ; Torii, red, ;.John Gooch°, G. H. Pfile; isifeamediate Ha Krueger, G. H. Pfile; ,lltlw#n,gcyeiioveG. 1-1, Pfile sugar ,beet •ma'igolds,, Milne Rader G. H. Pfile; Oxf'ard ecab.bag , j Gasc::. H H' Neeb; drumhead j Gascho, Dr, MCKiinnonc' b1u£ :aboage J. Decker, sr., H. Hl.».'Ne b; '31ack" Spanish radish, A. Foster J3...13;=N,eeo white radish, A. Foster, W` B.Battler red garden carrots, P ._;l Taberer,' Dr Kinnon- •beams, .H. Well; W. Sm the yellow pumpkin, P Halie; , ';narnm f oth pumpkin, P. :'Haberer; . Rader • • celery, J Ga'aclhlo, C. Fritz. citron, W a Blackwell; table; squash, P. Halferer L Rader;' mammoth'scivash, P: Haber- er; blood beets, Dr. MCICI non; ','P. Haberer: soot beets, W. 13.B•atder ; watermelons, W. Smith, H Cietaius; muskmelons, G. H., Pfile, W.' J3atti'r; red tomatoes; Dr. il+IcKinnon, D. Kee- gan.; yellow tomatoes, F. 'Keega.,ri W. Snowden; collection, H: H. Neeb, J. Decker, 'sr. LADIES' WORK Ornamental Emb. 5 o'clock tea cloth, : Mrs. G. Hess, T Johnston; oval tea clorth, ,A, G Edighoffer, C, Either; centrepiece ' C. Eilber, R. Geiger; towels, C.Eivlber A. G. E d ghoffer; cushion, J. G. For - reser; T Johnston; Hardanger, E. 4p - nese J G Forrest; Wa'rilach•ian, 'Mrs. G. Hess J. Decker, sr; Mount IVtellick, E. Appel, T, Johnston;Colima:dart centre piece,, E: Appel;' Emb: covers, Gerger; Dr. McT :njn,m . Emb. on Collectdon.. as: flouters, J. ,J,° 'Barry,' colored linen, G.t A• ;Grlenn; J. G,. For - Maple leaf, L. Racier, T. trent; pin cusln,an 1n eye -let, A. G. A. Johnston; Johnston; bouquet of :flowers,_ J. J. Edigh,offe.r, G. A. Glenn; work bag, Barry, 'Thos. Johns ton; .G.eramauins, J G Hess; J. G; Forrest; Bartten-' Barry Cacti, J. J. +Barry, T. Jiohn- stor ; 'Calla Lanes, J. J. Banal', A. Johnston; .I?,anoles, Dr. BEr,Kinnon, A. Johnston, Fuchias, A. Jothnston. J. J.. Banry. SCIHOOL 1CHILDRL+EN DF,tBT. ICollection garden .vegetables Neeb, J. Decker, Jr.; ICol. Mounted weeds, Veola ,Prang, Dorothy iFritza weed' seeds W. Truemner, Mabel P.rce- tor; crochet 'work, Jean 'Campbell, Lillian Wes,efo1s; writing under ,r ten. Lulu Albrecht, !hence Decker; .writing over ten, Jahn. ;Campbell, Lillian Wese- lo1r ; part under den, 'M. J?rar ig, L. »Al- brecht; ort over ten, W. Blackwell, I. lea lbf lejs oh. Judge— N. E. Dolma. MANUFA CT URES Set buggy harness„ also double team h.atrness, IRI, :Stade, • DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter in tubs W. Smith; table but- ter, W. B. Battler, J. Decker sr., Snaith; pound prints, 'W. B Battler. W. Smith, R. Geiger; cheese, W! Smith; bread; A,' J,ohmaton, H. Well; ext :,honey, E:, Haberer, J. Haber & son col, honey aisoi.hoivey int comb, . J. Ha- berer (Sr •sn. E. Plaberer maple syr- up, W. 13. Battler, W. J. Blackwell; William's special for home made bread H. Wiell. GARDEN VEGETABL.uS World's W.oncler potatoes, W.Sraith W, J IBIackwedll; red and white Ele- phant, W.B. Battler; yellow corn, J. Haberer & Sons;, sweet' corn, Miss E. Snowden, G. Surwrus; black sweet corn, R. Geiger, T. Johnston yellow Dent corn„ J. P. Raaf, W. 13.. Battler roc] ,onions, H. H. Neeb, 0.. Surttrus, yellow onions, J Pfaff, R. Geiger; Dutch setts, tR, Geiger, John Gascho; well. field carrots, Mane Rader, 'Miss Snowden; red field carrots, W, '014VINO •O&N•,IO l'.;a$s,Oe,17 I.SCYdS„"",,�. •;uolnuiiys �tiu—juowzf a .cnbA( e 'utexq pue,3poq ipoq gtOuax;s s;aearn! pool -no •54i •sapuepual wna i sa a na apun o a i aR tt u ! [q q JP t4- steam 'poolq [ppsa;eats tloislnlirg aralosi jaarugs;xnou C15. s,axtrWI •sulan alp ux poolq mala ffultiloaq .aq pan;zosoad .eau laisasod allpoq put;; jirjuour mann, ssauln;asn pun ssaiuld -Anti uuaur aaualsadxo edict pun oav A!xis• k aiddns jl,hr.�nrni•'T, � �k i :erg lace, . ilia. Hess, J. J..%Barry; Ltenari1fe iscei T, J. LB.erry, 'I'. Jahn stop; drawn thread work, Mrs. Pless R. Geiger; fancy apron:,: -D. Koehler J :Barry; laundry bag, J. G. Forrest i. Johnston; pillow, cases, R. Geiger C -Eiib»er; table, mats, J. Gesell*, G. A. Glenn; button( holes, E. Appel, H. Well, pierced brass, J. .G. Forrest; col. tatting, D. 'Ioeh1es, R. Geiger; cushions for .dent, J. G, Forrest, F. TCeegaii; hemstitching R. Geiger,. T. Johnston; kitchen apron, R. Geiger, 12 Ap. el; slippers,; F. 'Keegan, . E. Ap- pel; braided mat, J. Barry, F:Kecgant dung room linin, C. Eilber; crochet towel, A, G. Ed,ugh�offer, G. A,Gienn day lips and sheet, crochet, A. G. Edighaffer, A, Johnston; table 'run- ner, F. 'Keegan, C. Eilber; .Roman cut work;. A. G. Edigh�ofer, . J. G. Forrest; hand bag, H. Well, E.Apnel cola ladies work, R. Geiger; col. lad- ies' underwear, T. Johnston; Irish crochet lace, F. 'Keegan, R. t eager; infant's crochet set, 1-T. H. Nebb, E. Apre1 Useful Auction Sale OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS art Lot 3, Con. 12 S tepee ; Tp., one Half Mile North» of Mt, Carmel on •Wednlesday, October 2nd, at one a'clock the following,- Stock -1 horse 7 -yr old; 1 cow,ris- ing 4 supposed; in calf ; 1 cow, rising ti' reposed rn •calf; 1 -cow, resign; 6, Ruta oeed in "calf; 3 pure bred. cows, , sup. os'ed in calf; 2 calves, A quantity affi first class ha}'. »'tImpiementa-Top buggy ,nearly new set -"single hartse'ss nearly new cross- cut saw nearly new; scythe, grind- stone, 'stone boat, wheelbar:o. , leg- ging chain, 2 forks. Household Effects -Daisy -hum, ; 1 large. kitchen. table, •. small table par- lor stove,kitchen stove, ha:S dawn kitchen chairs, ' kitchen zinc. • Terms -25.00 and -under, cash; over that amount 6' months' credit on a - p 'proved joint notes. 5 per cent per annum off for cash in lieu of mates. DENNIS O'CONNELL, Prop. FRANK TAYLOR, Allot CLEARING - Auction Sale OF FART STOCK & IMPLEMENTS LOT 21, CON. 12, FULLARTON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 1918 At 12 o'clock, the fohlowine : Horses—Mare rising 4, supposed to be iii foal to Royal. Rona.:d ; Mane riasng 5, supposed. to be in foal to Colonel Graham; mare rising 5, with foal at foot and supposed to be in, res, rising, - 3 and 4 years, got by Piefrdh•er, n bore ; General purpose horse, 12 s rs. oid. Cattle -4 calves due to calve' in No- , cow due' to. calve hi !larch; Icow due to, calve in Sept.; heifer due to calve in Dec.; 2 . heifers = due to ' calve in. Feb.; Jersey `cow due to calve circ Jan,; steer rising; 2 years c Id :.5 yearlings; 6 good calves. "lI Pigs -4 brood York sows, about 200 bs; brood sow supposed to lit e» the. 1a;t Oct; Chester sow 9 young pigs about ata weeks old; 11 young p.,gs uout 1 month old; Cheater eoev weagh'.ng' 150 lbs. Poultry -About 35 hens and a num- !her of chickens ; and ducks. Implements—Truck wagon, Ad �m's wagon new ; bobsleighs and box, Mas- sey -Harris binder, Maxwell hay r 111 it, cut, nearly new ; drum _r.; disc harrow-, pair iron harrows, suc,;- fie fanning-mill,•et et � sales 2000 lbs. Ha} rake, manure .spreader, :Massey- Harris Ia s y- 1 arris Cream separator, n 1 ly i.- ,u'; pig rack; wagon springs, cement lawn roil'ei, Massey -Harris pulper, vt heel - be •ow. new; logging chain 3:1 fe, ex- tenion ladder, water trough, hayi'ork, car, rope and r ullies, grind .;to,r,e, 2 oak barrels, top: buggy; near•,.) new; road buggy; .2 cutters, one nearly 1rt`w; 2 sC app shovels, aitch Ork'i hoes baud rakes, whiift_etrees, apple tr_e pruner crosscut saw, :,air edge I.i:�p- pers, crowbar, dee, new grar,n. bags, doz• hags and sacks, pair ice tongs, tongs, siedge hammer, 2sets double harness in goad repair, 2 sets siingle Harness in goer repair, some Windows' with, sashes, bear rug,f 2 buggy rugs, quan- tity rock -elm -planks, quantity pale ancl< basswood lumber, 20 cords fur - ;ace wood, r Roots' and Grain—Acre good turn- ips; 30 tans mixed hay; •500 bushels oats, 300 bushels barley, Household Effects—fmperi.''1 Oxford range, burn cithe'r coal 0,1` wood, with a a umbel- e� • ouch, and chairs, r pines; c � Ir•tixs, a eat cast) a of of atrer :�r ` c lawn a , "t1I 1 s trt,l s too nuneerous to mention Na reserve as the proprietor has saki his farm. Terms—All sums of .+5.00. and un- der rash ; over that amount 1.0 months' credit an. furnishing alporoVed mint ,cruces 4 obi cenit, Off for eas1L. ALFRED ROSS, PERRY UOUPL Prop Ictcr .Electioneer. Sc. tioe 12111 larlaon. f oal to Royal Ronald ; 2 ma Quilt •on ground `work, H. tiV call coarso wool quilt, T. Jolroston, ' Meeker; fine wool quilt, J. Decker H. ,Well•, coverlet,, C. Bilber, LJaion- sten: leg cabin; quilt, J, Pfaff, 1-1 fT i;eeb• patchwork quilt 8i1k, C»Ei:icer 'Johnston;` ditto cotton, R. ?rt ger '1' Johnston; counterpane, tufted, \'✓ B Battler.H. Well; knitted, f:l.'v,' i T, Johnston; crochet, T. Johnston, J Decker, etching work, 5. Pfaff, G. Johnston, drawn, J. Decker; u'oac cape, crochet, F. 'Keegan, E. Appel; wool cape knitted' T. Johnston; home mido rag carpet, 1-2. Well, T. Johnston tt oel hearth rug, 5. Barry, I Keegan; rag rug, F. ''Keegan; J. Barry; all 'a-ool' f1ar,nel, Mrs. C. Haycock; flannel, cot ton. warp, M, Ruder, H. Neeb; home- spun wool yarn 1f. Neeb, L. Radler ; , tc dy, cotton crochet, 1-1, ' Well, C. ?e l- ber; tidy, knitted, cattoiri, H. Neeb, T Jobaston; Afghani, £-1, Well; haesd sew l Mrs Hess; ;sn bet• • Gatto t�� t I� G H s C. .1 n stockings, r 'Keegan„ T. Johnston, tante woollen stockings, H. Neeb, 11. Well caars4 clitto, Mrs, f•tayeeck, R Geiger; fine mitts; H Neeb, T. John,, stone coarse mitts, R, Geiger, T. r: Gerry, wool socks, T, Johnston, 'Keegan, fine wool socks, H. Neeb, T, J Berry, •darned stockings, E, W. Sto;kopi. ; union blankets, M•, harder, Tl Neeb; coL crochet lin. wool, H. �Yeeb , T. j"oirnstort; child's bonnet, 21 Rader, H, Neeb; i$i eciai , G',' .E\. Glenn D 'Koehler, , Mrs • R Welsh, Exeter, 'Margaret Larrianl, Zumee,. JuclgcG. A dollar :.arerl, v,°e' !here hei s the boy's 'over there".