HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-11-14, Page 5Where is no flue sys-
tem just 'like that of
the Pandora Range?
Before you buy . as.
range learn about the
Pandora method of ;a
heat distribution 7 it '•
is the , secret of , good;
baking and; of every
kind of good work a
1e lung, system of the range.
7th March' 8, March%„ 30; 2 'dtr ' an
April 18, one, on 22 and one on 29th,;:
4 Steers, rising 2 'yrs; 2 steers rising;.
2 yeas' .1 fat heifer, rising 2; 5 spri,tug;
caitr(c`s. ..
;b'rood ;sows.; 7 stockers,
,Poultry and Dog -50 hen Collr;e
dog.: '
Ilimpieruen[s Binder, 6 -ft. cut 1 moo-,
er, 6 -ft.° cut, nearly 'new; 12ka:y Take,
nearly ,new; do se, nrearly new seed.
drill, suet. iwrrows`, '2-flonraw Maplet
Leaf platy., 2 ;walking plows, scuffles,
2 turnip oulpers, sugar kettle, 'land
roller, gasoline 'engine, 2,horsepowex;
1aora,i,ngmill, bag truck, 'set ;scales; Ina-
nure spreader, ladder, stoaneboat,2
cutting boxes, , 2 stock racks, road
cart, lumber wagon, hay rack, 2 ;gravel'
boxes, set bobsled ghs, 2 sets double
harness, sot single halur;ess,..De Laval
cream separator, Daisy churn, . milk
pails, sats pails", quantity lumber, set
carria.gc harness, set single 'harness,' 3
logging= charias, pork barrel, cider bar-
rel, forks; shovels, hoed ''whi'tfletrees,
neckyakC' and other articles too;.num-
erous to mentitort;,alsa, a quantity of
maagolds,
Furniture—Could,, 6 dining room
'c.haira, bed, , wash -stand, hanging lamp.
asearly rnew,•'2 lamps, kitchen stove;
Terms—A11, sums,. of $10 and under,
cash ; aver that amourst. 12 IIlonths'
credit on furnishing approved joint
notes, or a discourut of 4 per cent.
off far cash_
Josikllti -Kcstle, Frank Taylor, :,
Proprietor
Auctioneer
A. Hodgb s, Clerk.
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Zondon . Toronto
St. John,N.B. 1lamiiton Calgary. Edmonton
OLINTON—A. quiet wedding took
place at the Ontario gtreet,parsonage
at four o'clock on November 6th when
Miss Kara H Walters, daughter of
-Mr:'. E. Waltero•of Tuckeransith, was
united in wart. age to Mr. =John A,
[Lorton, son of Mr. N. H, Hoitoit-of
Seafortb.—Clip on dost . six residents
with' infleoz:'. Three of them . are.—
Effie L. Rath phi. sr dast3ghter of Mrs.
Wm. H. Rabb, died 'o'rI-..Thursday last
after a short.: i11ne3•s at the age of
twenty years; Rns' il,, Pearl Carrick,
eldest daughter .++f Mr. and Mrs. Robt
Carrick, :.;ged sixteen years; Irene
Carter, wife of Pte.:J. Garbutt, and
daugbtP,•'of Mr. -and Mrs. 1. Carter.
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VICTO' {; LOAN- 1918
It is the duty of every citizen to purchase
:Victory Bonds, andthis Bank is prepared
to assist wage earners by making loans
for this purpose at 5 Z 4 %, being _ e rate
tie_ bonds bear. Wherever possible, the
bonds will be held for ,safe -keeping, on
behalf of small subscribers, for one year,
without charge...
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INCORPORATED 3.8ff 4--
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We recommend our fri.•nds and
customers to, buy VrOTURY
BONDS to ;the, limit of ' their
capacity and are prepared to
assist them in doing so.
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.action Safe
OP ilTOUSEUOLD EFFECTS
W. Robinson las received in=
atruotion to sell by public auctio.e
at the residence, "corner Sanders and
Carding Streets, Exeter, an
SATURDAY„ „NOVEMBER 16
at ,1.30 {p.m., the £ollov ing :,
1 piano, 1 music eabin.ct ; 1 round
'walnut ,centre -table„; 1 walnut; sofa;
parlour rocker; 1 whatnot; 1 large
mirror; number of iBranidil, pictures;
number b,f odd. If�ictatr�: rGr,am.s, 2
'sideboards, 1couch; 1 good extension
table; a.,r;ood,china set dishes, (dinner
and ,tc,a set cambined)l; ,quantity of
dashes; 1.'.vriting desk; 1 book 'shelf ;
1' good bedroom suit, oak; 1 bed,rom.
rug; 3 good pair springs ; 2 light oak
bedroom suites; 1 odd bed; one odd
rdresxe,r; 2,feat�het Ucks and ,pillows
1 odd carpet 1 wool 'carpet; wardr
robe ; 1 drop leaf table; ,2 stoves,
1' good range, Crown ,Huron; +kitchen
table_ chairs, wash bench; kitcheui
utensils, .riantity of greens and crocks
wire Clower stand and +flow'r 'r pots,
garden tools, carpenter tools, case of"
stuffed lairds.
Terms of Sale. --Cash.
Miss Caroline Dy,e,r, Proprietress
C. W. Robinson,'' Auction..er.
rows, 4 sections; scuffler, 2 wagons
hlea'vy; light wagon; new buggy cut -
t s g ti y double
er" u ai kettle e •' set 13ea:v
harnessT set ,new, stirtlgrle harness; long
Plow nulp!er, bagt ruck, set bobsleighs
cdieam separator, hay rack,- granr,ell
box., grindstone, bags, horse blankiets;
spades, shovels, chains, whiffletrees, Sr
numerous other articles.
Quantity marigolds, turnips, carrots
Household Effects—Wood or •';oas
heater; half doz. kittahleni chairs; cen-
tre table;;. single bedsprings; square
table, rockiniilg cliairr
'"Terms ."a10 • and under cash,; aver
that amount 10' months credit on ap-;
prayed joint notes. 5 per cent; per
atarauan off for! cash.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
MRS:ELIZABETH NEIL,
• Adm,i1 ltraltrax
A ictaon •Sake
OF CATTLE 'AND HOGS
on Lot 1, Cort. 4,'Uslianne. Township
22 miles east of Centtratia, oar
FRIDAY, : NOVEMBER 15, art•` orae
o'clock, the followitsg,-
C�-uttle -4 cows vvdithr calves` at foot;
• 1 cow ,due' iln. Oeciembet-1 caw due
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK, 'mPLEMENTS AND
HODS EHOLO 'EF,FECTS
gni S Hailf Lat ,7, Con. 2, McGilliivray
an 'TUESDAY, NOV,, 19, at 1 o'clock
the tollowimg,—
Horses—4 draft g,eldiags, 1 6—Yo—s; 1
5 ye+rs 1 2 -years, and one sucker.;
1 aged driving mare; 1 driver, 3—years
old, geldirug,
Cattle -5 cows stip, in calf ; 2 farrow
cove; 2 heifers, 2-yiears; sup, in calf;
4'heifers, rising, 2 -years; 3 steers, ris-
iing. 2 -years ; 5 'spring calves;
flags -6 pigs 3 months old; 1 sow;
6 pigs 5 months old, -
Implements--13inder, mower, hay
rake,.sto'k rack, seed drill, Weigh
$Cn,lec, hay ;ark and equipollent, roll-
er, disc, new cultivator; set 'iron, liar
lei January; 2 cows due in April;, 2
cows disc ,fin May; 8 two-year 'old
steers; 4 two-year olid heifers;, 12
one -}ear old steers; 8 one-year old
hei.e s; 1 ,shorthorre bull, 7. months,
Hogs 1 sow ~rifts, litter alt foot; 1
sow due in: January; 6 pigs 2 mos. old
Terms -12 months credit on approy-,.
ed joint notes with. sax per cent added
C. W. ROBINSON, Arict, •
SH-IERWOOD HUNTER, Prop,
Auction Sale
I'AILi�1 atoci , , 1\IPLEMEN"1'S,, &
HO1JSEPIOLIa LI FECTS, ;
oat. tot 23, Con. 8, Stephen Towriship
0.11. WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 20
at one o'clock sharp, the foilowiiig—
Itorses—Grey Percheroui, 4 years' old.
Black Perclierano 5 years r he
Cattle -8 cows, due P eb 15, April
Zurich
Mrs E. Aptiel has re -turned from.
Merlin. " Mr, and Mrs, H. Appel, who
were uli with the :influenza, have ate -
covered. —111rS
re-covered.-11L2•s. Jacobs of Chicago is
visitirito, at t'ite' h:a'me of "mer mother., . Mm-
MrsWurm.-Mrs. Julu&r Thiel is vis- r
sting relatives :in 'Kincardine. -Mr, and _.
Perhaps you never had an account in a bank --maybe you've
;never done b isrness in, a';bank-hardly even c a h€.ci a cheque in
One. 4.
that is no reason why you cannot go tee a, bank and borrow'
money to buy Victory Bonds.
If you are a steady, industrious, thrifty citizen, w"orl;.in'x ;end
saving' a partof your income, you ale
• -jut the kind of I. , rson
Canada's chartered banks stand ready to help to -day.'
..Any .bank will lend you as much money as you can save.
during the next twelve months, with which ` to buy Victory
Bonds.
All you have to' clo is to pay ten per cent of the amount you
want to buy and deposit the 'receipt for that' ten per cent in the
bank.
The bank wiL lend you the 90 per cent. balance at. 51 per
-cent, interest and will give you a year to repay it, the interest
you get on your bond being just the sante as the bank charges
you.
This is a fine opportunity for you to begin 'a real savings
account, to make a first class investment and to heti)" your
country at the same time.
Why not see a banker to -day -he will tell you all about it
and you will be glad of the advice and help he can give you,
Borrow and uy Victory Bonds
Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finance
- of the Dominion of Canada
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Mrs. Maurice Weber have moved In-
to the tdwelling occupied by the late
Mr., H Sip:3e1.= •Iiss L. Miller, nurse
who.; -has spent a few weeks at the
Evangelical parsana;ge, has. returned
to her home in Milvertann.,—Mr. John
Lnport, reeve, of Hay; has recovered
from an attack of the influenza,—The
marriage
marriage took place at Kiitcthener z••f
Miss Plear:1, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs.
John. Sicilian of this"vitllagee to kir
W.
Pleibertitm�er, formerly of tla, Bab-
ylon Line, Hay—The influenza epi:
demic is abating and Inlat many new
cages in this vicinity are being re-
porited�
Hess returned to
re-
Ported.—Mr. 2r . J. E.
e
Toronto to resum�ell>Iiis studies at the
School of Practical Science.—Word
has- been. received here af the death
of 6ir. Alfo!aae Papineau, son of Mr:
Joseph Papineau, Sauble Linea The
•late avis; Papnrveau resided in Detra'.t,,
but casn+e to ,Canada to enlist. • He was
discharged at Halifax, N. S., and was
taken ill and died at Amherst, N. S.
The 'remains were broughthere and
:interred in the R C. Cemetery,
Dry idalle.-Mr. David Oeschh has pur-
chased the S1 -acre` farm. -ons the Bron-
son Line, ` Stanley, near Blake, from
1fr. Christ Zirke, The•pa rchase price
is .$6,200.—Mr. Peter J. Haberer ;af
the Blind Line, Hay, has sold his 100-
acre farm to Mr. Henry Clausius.—The'
property in Zurich belonging to the
estate of the late John Prang,Mr:
Peter 3 Haberer was the purchaser,
the price paid being $1930.—Mr. Jas,.
Green ,purcl2!as(ed the property .,f the
late Jahn Volhick, on the Par: Line.
+VLi•. Garnet A. Jecobe of the 15
concession of Hay, who recent;y id
his farm to rvir. Damsel Ayat;e, has
purchased the fine farm on the Parr
Lave, Hay, from Mr, J. Milton Stewart.
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sp
s a matter of business
i
what
ou think of the plan?
You are a farmer.
Canada is a farming country
Canada grows more food than the
people; of. Canada _need.
-To. prosper she must sell that sur-
plus food..
Great Britain is 'otr' best customer
for grain, pork, beef,'cheese and other
farm products.
Every practical man must see hqw
rtant it is to hold the British trade.
anada. wants not only the profit on
- t 6 is trai e, she wishes to create a good -
LA towards Canadian oro-.
cts,.pet assure our export busi-
egs _or ttae suture.
AtrvG.
for.41et_
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oment , eat B ,itain asks
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pro . tic* o e' fa "on tom. ` o
i,t
old e r tra , . s; necessary to give:
t is Credit.
This takes ca a ita --: menseca
a�tai
For
ritain s
urc
are huge, an,« t f
paid for in cliah
In :these times, i is noteasy even.
fo ~ ea �hye as Cat�a,d
a nation` as w
r � a to
procure money.` Certainly, nIcpobex°
country can lend us one . The only
way now open for Cana • to alre
money is to borrow.from t c. people of
Canada.
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inert be
This is the reason for selling Victory
Bonds.
Can anyone deny the sound business
s , se of this plan of. protecting our
valuable market ?
From the standpoint of : the man
ho lends, what better security could
e get for his money ? Where else
could he get a five and a half per cent.'
return on such aecurity? Where would
he find an investment to pay interest
so regularly and with so little trouble
to the lender? Certainly Canadians
have an opportunity to benefit very
directly from this borrowing plan.
And tbe money. Canada borrows is
s nt entire'i. 1in Canada --a verlarge
�. y g
Art o it for > e very cross the farmer
r as, to Se .
Therefore, if the Victory Loan .is a
Success, business in Canada must be
good, the nation must prosper and so
able to carry on a vigorous war
effort in France and'Flanders.'
As a practical .man, you must
approve of the Victory Loan plan.
.o'
Them he
l it along. ,Put your own
ione into Victory onds; urge your
en to b- u • work hard along
your loyal ne ors to tn.ake the
is .. - h l..... .
'V tory an� an overwhelming
success.
Buy VICTORY BONDS
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