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THURSDAY, 11ARCH 20, 1919
EXECUTORS'
Auction Sale
r
V . Lt ABLEFAR.I � LANDS A.'� IN
USBORNE
The undeaigtzed. Executors of the
-state of the Late Thomas. Ellerrsn,g-
son, of the Village lof• Exeter, deeeas-
'red will offer for sale by public auct-
.ioa on Lot 29, Cort, 6, 'Usborne
an TUESDAY, XdiRCH 25, 1919, at
y o clot'•.: p,m. the following property
LOT 29 CON. 6, USBORNE, being
n n,):,.se 1 of 100 acres of first-class
nit as ell fenced and under -drained,
and on which are the following buiid-
ngs, commodious frame house, ,and
good bank barn, 44x72, and other out-
buildi:t,gs ; also good orchard. 10 acres
.hardwood bush, fall p",owia=: done.
NORTH HALF LOT 27, CON, 6
Z g ,
t � T '1
„ "�1 ere composed o. t
l3 R ,, 1 5
acres more or less; well tented and
°.anderdr..tned small orchard. ;ill. but
10 acre, seeded to grass, balance plow
• eel. 8 acre. i bush.
Tarns Made known oa day of •:ale
The sale ti subject to reserve bid.
\US$ MARY EL1.ERINGTON
MRS, ROBERT MICHAEL
�RE?' A. ELLERINGTON
Executors
W ROBINSON L L CARLING
Auct. Solici tar for
Execute*'
Auction Sale
rrARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
:an, Lot 92 Con 7
Stephen n Po.. un
FRIDAY, MACH
28, 1919
At 1 o'clock, harp, the following:.
£domes.. ;two teams of work horses;
geldaa; O 6 years old, carriage; one
mleang, a years old, carriage.
• tattle -1 cow, due April 3rd; 1
' lav due April 10; 1 cow du.e April
Oath; 1 cow due in April.; 1 cow with
slf at foot; these are* young cos;
2 farrow cows; 3 yearlings, 5 sprin
� alt�es
Hogs --1 pure Yorkshire sow, due
May 3rd; 8 pigs 3 months old; 7
erg , 175 lbs.
krap'-e:gents .-Coal oil Tractor, 8-16
Inte arati'ona1, as good as now;
titf tooth cultivator, suitable for
enactor, nearly new; tractor plow, sear
new; 4 -horse Cockshutt plow; Me•-
Zoratick 13 -disc grata drill; McCo-
'wick 14 -plate disc; steel land .roller
sets diamond harrows; 2 walking
,plows ; two -horse scuffler and bean
puller combiated, new; single horse
'tdrff;er; two -furrow walking plow;
Dain hay. loader; McCormick o -toot
=sower; M:,ssey:« Ha,:is mower; side -
.1 ivory° rake; dump rake; McConn-
... k binder; cutting box; CL,nton faai-
aanv mil; 1200 lbs scales; 2 grain
griabders, 10in, plate; two gasoline
ei ,giaes, 2 h.p., line shaft and belts; 2
s~ of put; erg, 2 sets bobsleighs, two
;aasons. hay rack, combined rack Mei-
tte cream separator, 2 set single! bar-
ra,,ss; 3 sec double harness, set harn-
ess collars; top buggy, cutter, robe
manure spreader, hay forks and rope,
..'circular saw 75 grain bags, shove,'s,
▪ arks, chains and other articles too
-,-rrfinerous to ntenti+on•, A quantity s_led barley.
No reserve as the proprietor is giv-
;:nig up farming.
Terms -S10 +dad under cash; over
r.'':t.3.t amount 9 months' credit of fern -
Wittig ap;:roved joint notes, or 4 per
,ze nt per annum !ditscount in lieu of
, motes.
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct.
W D. SANDERS, Prop.
.notice to Creditors
lin the matter of the Estate of Mary
Ballovill, late of the Village of Ex-
eter, in the Cou,ty of Huron,_spin-
ster, deceased.
Niotice is hereby given pursuant to
•.fatutes in that behalf that all crud -
r --tors and others having claims or de-
mands against the estate of the said
• Balkwill, who died on or about
Third Day of January, 1919, are
required on or before thet 1st day of
April, 1919, to send by post pre-
paid or deliver to Isaac R. Carling,
teeter, Ont., solicitor for The Can-
ada Trust Co., the administrator : of
As estate, their chr"istiar *ores
Avid surnames, addreoes and descrip-
filmsbin, the full particulars of' "their
e the statement'' -of their ac-
ritmttt and the netts* of the secur-
Woo if say, held by them.
Awl take notice that after said
Fitt ;mentioned date the said adminis-•
ttor well proceed to distribute the
• zsseta of the deceased among the par -
dies entitled thereto, 'having regard
to the :claims of which they shall
;dhen .have; notice and that., the said
Ftz sraTistrator- will not 'be `liable for
assets or any parct thereof, toany
3P or pennons of ,whole claims
Rce .shatVnot have. been "received
''dee :them, at° th:e time of such distrib-
ISAAC R CARLING,
Solicitor for Aclmiirr6s-trafor
Exeter P. O.
The Canada Trust Co., Londion,
Adm'infis'trrartor.
rated at Exeter, this 10th; day of
March, 1919.
':Notice to Debtors
.S3ebtors it) .the Estate 'of the late
aTrar ''Balkwill,->will hereby ,take not
} rflrn Sart X11 accounts• mut be " pafd
Like fitviith to the solicitor of the 34-
A Ntratoro of, the Estate, rhe tarn-
Trust' to, -London. t • ,;
.i.S`AAC' R. CARLING,
Soltgc:ytar.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
onLot 11, Coin. 1, Biddalph To, 2 1--2
Miles south of Ceattralia, on THURS,.
DAY, MARCH 27th, 1919, at 12 -port,
sharp, the: followitt•g, -
Horses -1 gelding, rising 6' yeafes;
1 gelding, rising 4; 1 mare Hsi ,ng 5;
1 driving mare, 11 years; 1 driving
Mare 20 years; 1 driving colt, rising 4
years; 1 draft colt rising 3 years
Cattle -1 Durham cow, 5 years, due
May 1st; 1 Durham, cow, 7 years, due
May 20; 1 ne.w ranch cow; 10 cattle
coming 3; 14 cattle earning 2; 16 cat_
tie coming one year;; 1 calf. Also
100 chicken and :hens,
Implements - Massey Harris binder
7 ft. cut, nearly nett ; 1laasey-Harris
fertilizer drill, 11 hoe; Masstey',-Ha,rris
.spriag tooth cultivator, complete; 1
Brantford mower, 5 -ft. cut; Maxwell
hay loader, Deering hay rake; Planet
Jr. corn and bean cultivtitor; disk
harrow, wooden. roller, set iron har-
rows; Nixon grain. drill 10 hoe; Maple
Leaf 2 -furrow plow, nearly new, rol-
It a . - colters, Wilkinson walking plow
21; Verity walking •plow Bean extra
tongue for Massey Harris drill; larva
mower, good wagon, good wagon box
double; hay rack, good shape; set of
.!j.i- ropes; gravel box, light wagon,
pole and shaft complete; set sleighs;
Brantford Butter; bale -bearing rubber
tire )
LY t , gO d
top buggy;
good
boggy pole and neckyoke; 3 set heavy
double harness; set double driving
harness, ,nearly new; 3 set light single
harness; extra bridle and collars; 50
=ain bags; set bag trucks; sugar ket-
tle- Chatham fanningmill ; 100 sap pails
and Spites ; 4 oak lxa' refs; 3 wheelbar-
reis ; Premier cream separator, size 2;
forks, shovels, chains, pulleys, lumber
etc.
Household -Effects -Home Comfort
range wood or coal; McC:lary coal
ha•.ter, large size; 4 bedroom suit,.s.
2 iron beds, oak sideboard, psirlos
suite 4 rocking chairs, dining room
table and chairs, 3 small tables, hang-
ing lamp dishes kitchen uten,tls, kit-
ehea table and chairs, washing - mach-
ine, ;nearly new, churn, flour and sug-
ar bin, tubs, pails, etc.
Terms -S10 and under, cash., over
that amount 7 months' credit on ap-
proved joint notes, or a discount of 4
per eta per annum off for cash on
credit amounts.
W. ARTHUR O'NEIL, Prop,
FRANK TAYLOR, Auct.
ALONZO HODGINS, Clerk
ADMINISTRATOR'S
Auction Sale
OF VALUABLE VILLAGE PROP-
ERTY, HOUSEHOLD AND PER-
SONAL EFFECTS.
The undersigned Administrator .of
the Estate of the late Mary Baikwill,
late of the Village ,of Exeter, deceas-
ed, wail offer for sale by public auc-
tion on ANDREW STRE1rT, EXET-
ER, on FRIDAY, MAR. 21, 1919, at
1 o'clock tslrarp, the followings -
VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY
Good frame house, and lot, on An-
drew Street, Exeter, being Lot 67 on
West Side, being the home of the
de:;eased;
Lots 164 and 165, North Side Vic-
toria Street, Exeter, on which is a
frame house and shed;
Lot 34 .on East Side of Elizabeth
Street, Exeter North, on which is a
frame house.
All sold with ,reserve bid.
Also Hrousehold. Goods, Chattels,
and ,Personal Effects of deceased.
Ternts-Of Real Estate made known
on day of sale; Of Chattels and Per-
sonal Effects, Cash.
THE CANADA TRUST CO, London
AdMir{istrator,
C. W. ROBINSON, I. R. CARLING
Auct Solicitor for
Admiritstrtator
Auction Sale
FARM, FARM STOCK AND IM-
PLEMENTS
Ile undersigned has 'been 'instruct-
ed to sell by ;public' auction on Part
Lot 17, Kion. "1, Stephen', one gaff mile
soutth of Exeter, on/ Thursday, ,March
27t1h, 1919, et one o'clock sharp the
following propertY
REAL ESTA:flE-Part of Lot 17,
Con. 1, Stephen Tp, containing< twenty-
five ,acres of land more or less. On
the ;property is is comfortable %rick
house and a good ,barn 'small orchard
]3be soli is first class and fencing and
draining are in good condition. This
Ls ,a well located and desirable, farm.
HORSES -1 ,horse ,rising 8 years,
general 'purpose; 1 driving thorse t 9
yrs. old quiet and 'reliable.
tGOWlS-1 cow ewe tAnpil 121st; 1
cow ;due June 12; pow with calf at
loot; 1 steer ,rising I" year;heifer +ris-
ing 1 year.
HOGS -1 brood sow:
IMPLEiMIENTS-,Binder 6 it. cut
Ma,ssey,llarris; mower, 5 foot cut
Masser- Harris; hay rake, irollea•,''eal-
tivaibrj ,disc seeddril•1; set 4 section
har+l'o$4; walking tplow; riding 'plow
two ,Carrow plow snuffler; 3-4 wagon'
truek'•wagon p ilei th; J}g1-t sleigh; hay
rack' waggon bol; 5gravel box; tpig
rack; top buggy ,buggy pone ; 'cutter
ranting mill; pt pe ;, wheelbarrow;
set-tdoubte iharnesa; set single her -
nese ; collars; wstertro agth ; , cream
separator; hag truck; •3lrain bags ;.
Ladders; extension ladder; oak 'bar-
rel ,;r,wgiiffletrees, neckyoke9 ; ,cant
hook, hayknibe, scoop 'shovel; pick;
shovel; 'spade • ,crowbar ; ;chains ; .fork
hoes; 1a•;quantity of hay' ani oat sheav
es; a quantity of seed ;potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD P f2ENITIIBE-
wa.ghing rnenhine; Home , (Comfort.
range; coal -heater• /with 'oven; ;box
stove; extension table /lounge; (flour
bin, and other {artistes too numerous
to ,mention.
• TERMS OF SALE
REAL ESTATE-20'zr cent. coa.sih on
day of sale and balance . within
30 d P L t'
ays. ossessron upon comp a von
of 'payment.
CdIAATTELS-$10 and. under ,cash; over,
lihat'amo.unt 8 months'icredit ortt tun- . AVOID
/�/�** v
tithing atppro'%,d joint •notes.. A1�„ WVG�1V
;discount of 14 per rent. off for caislb
on.,credit amounts,. Hoy, oat #heaves 3RQ wUGI. 1r11, i
and potatoes to • be 'cash_. yng
i'urther rparticulare • and conditions • gpfeads
of ,sal,; Toade known.,on flay of sale or Diseese 4" •mom
may 'be had upon ' applying to under
-
Auction Sale'
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
ANT) OVERT,AND AUTO,
AT ELIMVILLE
ori THURSDAY, MAR..20, 1919, at
1 o'clock p,m. share, the: following
Stock -Good driving mare 4 -yr -old;
Jersey cow, 4 years, due April 2, Hol-
stein. cow,, due is April; farrow cow,
6 year; old; heifer 18 months' old;
3 calves, 39 hens, ;3 geese, 1 goose,
end 2 ganders,
Implements -Massey- Harris seed
drill; root pulper; light wagon, carry
2500 lbs,; light sleigh; set heavy har-
ness; set single harness ; T. Eaton No.
3 cream separator; set counter scal-
es 240 lbs; 1 five -octave organ; 1
Chase traitor; 1 Ovetrlautd Car, five
passenger; and other articles too
numerous to mention,
Terms -Sums of $5 and under, Cash;
Over SS 8 months' credit on approv-
ed joint notes, or 4 per cent off for
cash.
MARK WILD T. CAMERON,
Prop. Auct.
5. W. Skinner, Clerk.
Dashwood
Miss Browb. of Centralia spent a
fey days with Mss Hazel Snell,
Mr, Henry L. K:aft spent a day in
Code 'c
a
rt It as v �.
last t ele act at s
a
k. juryman
7
tin
lnspe.to Tom of Goderich visited
our school on Thursday,
Miss Wolfe of Crediton visited rel-
atives s
,rte a t t
r I, i9~el:, •
Mr and Mrs.. Chas. Schroeder spent
the tit h end in Strathroy.
\I sac.• Lula Ste',nhaera and Olivia
W'c'.ti.r t".sited in London last week.
s -
Whalen
S ev:ra1 of our young people in corn-
li..uy with Walter Gunning spent Fri
d ty eveain, a� the home; of Ifs sister
',Ir. Percy Passmore, Thames Road,
---fi trve; su.her;)y was he. e from
L+adon of er Sunday with his mother,
--'Thera was a splentdid turn out pa
the ladies at the W \I.S, met:king on
Thuat,elay, They also closed up the
Red Croas work donna by the ladies
here -`during the war,. It is a credit
to our ladies, who have so earnestly
helped the soldiers, The Trustee
Board held their ann.uai meeting, and
after dealing tisf th the usual church
business they re-engaged the janitor
Joha Wright for the 10th term. -
Re4. Finlay addriessed a mass meet-
ing in the baslemertt of the church on
Thursday ,evening! -Pte Noble Park-
inson of London Township, visited
friends here on Friday.
Kirkton
Miss ,Edith Doupe is working with
the White & May Co., St. Marys. -
Wm Roadhouse, son of Mrs. Thos,
Roadhouse, has gone to. Manitoba to
n ork for Mr. Kennedy, formerly of
this •place; -Miss Greve 'of Millbagk
is rdsitvn,tg 'friends in. Kirkton and vie-
ini,tyJ-Mr J. Morphet has 'left the,
farm to reside ,in, the villager He ]tis
taken the :house- that H. White vac-
ated to take up Morphet's farm• -Mrs
Thos. Washburn has been attendiing
her mother who is i:1b i,n Walkdrt-on.-
Miss Jean Atkey is visiting friends
in St. Thomas,.
Stephen
Mrs. J. S. Stephen is recovering
from a severe. attack of gall stone:
trouble. -Mr. George Mason, of Grand
Bend visited at Mr. W. Lafond's on
Fr.:day..-John Neuswanger of Zurich
vis.ted with fritends • here last week,
- \Ir. and Mrs} E, Disjardine gave a
party at their ;home on Wei_ci'te,.sday
evening last •int honor of their nephew
PL•e Robert Teftreau, who has re-
cently returned from overseas,' Rpb-
ert .exdisi}ed in. 1916 with the 149th
at Grand Bend, trained several months
in Canada and then served overseas
until the end of the war.. -The Black
Bush Farmers' Club.meets at. S. S. No.
11, iseco,nd and fourth Fridays.- Mr.
George Link made a business trip to
London )arve day last week -A surprise
birthday party was held at Mr. D.
Ziler's ,Wtidln(esday night hast in honor
of Miss Clara W'�egairnd of Hay.
Saintsbury
The .death occured here on March
6 of a tsneil known person in the name
of Sarah Brown, wife of James Isaac
at the age of 76 years. Born. in rhe
County of Antrim, Ireland, she ,.ame
to this Country with her parents and
settled on the farm an which she died
She marriedliter .now bereaved nusband
about 56 years ago, and was a faithful
member of the Fraser Preisbyter}an;
Church.. She leases to'mourn, ger sus
band fou: sons and three daughters,
Anidrets and Will of Bzdduiph ,Aria
of Fgi t and Garnet at hone, Mrs.
Ben Dabbs and .Mrs. Thos. Quinton.
o' Saintsbury and Mrs. jos. Atkint',on
of Wheatley. All were present when
she passed away and at the funeral,
which took plaice to -St. James ceme-
tery Claindeboye, on the following Sat
urday. being viery largely attended,=
Mr. Fred Rollstan of Strathroy visit-
ed around here the fare, part of the
week. -Mr. Wm. Davis, who has been
sick, is ,able to sit, up th.eset days. We
hope for a speedy recot'ery,.•-Lenten
services are held here each Friday
night at 8 pant.
CASTOR IA
For Wants and Children
in .Us. -For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
1 1•7°
signed'. .:
C V. Robinson Auer=eer
Iii[Ila�
Gladden R Stanbary, ' Solicitors ,for �
t� c ;estate of IlaWilson, sant -i 30 DRORJ .tfOPJ'COUGHJ''
• ' the estetr, ;.t; Wm, H. Wood BALE THIS WRCHILDREN-
FLucan
Johu Park is on a fair Hiway to
zcco.srerj..-Rev. McDer'ment and :rev.
Powell A ere re ,an the stck list }art iroek;
-Mr O. L •7d Comt: has •tccepced a
pcsittot. with a Galt item ..Airs Rich
ebb of London spent a•few days
here last week, -Mr.• Heber .McFalls of
Brampton was- here a fete days last
week• to ship his household effects
to ;his place of bussu ss, hating been
unable for months to get a houseL-
Mr, Lorne Phinn sof they R. F. C., who
arrived home Wednesday, has been re-
cert'aj the hearty congratulations of
his many friends upon his safe return
-Mr. Nelks Hoffman. who for a num-
ber o1 years has held the position, of
teller
at the,Merchants Bank has been
made manager of the new branch
which has been, opened at Ailsa Craig.
'He ,has been succeeded here by Mr.
Mann of Stratford.
Zurich
Melick & Braun have taken over the
hardware and furniture bus` less of
1•lartleib & Faust, -_Mrs. C. O. Sneath
and son Gordon of St. Joseph are vis -
'tato relatives at Baden -Mr. 'Henry
Faust of Caro, Mich., visited relat-
ive; Iterer. Mr. H. H. Hapoel and bride
arrived at the borne of the tatters,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Heideman of
this village, from Detroit, whore they
\\ere irtr-t d few te s ago: Mr,
aid Mrs. Happel intend to spend
the
winter months in Zurich.
Woodham
Mr ,Pet cy Rodd has returned to
Conquest, Sask.:, after visiting for a.
few months with his mother, Mrs.
Harry Rodd,, -Clarence Gunning and
family- have moved .into the village.
We welcome then to our village and
is}t
Clarence every success in his
:rc,i business.- v1 ss Grileves of ,Mill -
b t,tk is rslun , her cousin, firs. Hir-
am Copeland -Robert Johnston, of Con
ooest, Sask.; has been the guest at
Jame., Routley.
Mount Carmel
Rev, Fr. Hogan. of Lucan and O'Neil
01 Parkhill v sited Rev. Fr, Tieirttey
en Thursday of last week. -Mr. Arth-
ur Curtis. returned soldier, has been
engaged by Mr, Skinner of Parkhill
to take the ,egg route in this district
for this season -Mss Mae Patton is
seriously ill at the home. of her father
Richard Patton of the 14th Con of
McGillivray.,-'`.t"Iessrs. Mike and John
Ryan purchased the 100 acre farm for-
merly owned by Pat. Kiigall:n of God-
erich.-Mrs. Joe Mahoney spent a few
days at London last week., -Messrs, P.
Reardon and James O'Rourk called, on
friends its London last week - Miss
Nora Collins left on Saturday for De-
troit where she will visit friends.
Hensall
Mr. George Jackson has purchased
Mr. James Tapp's property a mile or
more ,south of town,•, -Miss E. Dick-
son, Miss M. Fee and Miss A. Dins -
dale hatze taken pos,iltions with Joynt
& Calidhvell in their new store.- Mr.
and Mrs. W. Welsh of Toronto are
spending a few weeks with their rel-
atives. -Mr. George Glenn, having sod
his farm near Brucgefaiel;d, has for the
present together with his wife and
family moved into our village, -Thos.
Peart, who suffered a stroke recent-
ly, is inrppovt ng and hei is belling vits-
itecl by a number of his relatives,
some. from the west. -During the past
week we have welcomed home two
more from overseas, Lieut. Jas. Munn
of the Flying Corps, and Nursing S.is-
ter Mabel Cudmoret;-Mr. W. A. Mc-
Laren. hardware merchant has pur-
chased ;11fr•. F. W. Smallacomb's brick
shop ion the south side, of Kung St. -
A wedding of interest to many Hen-
sall friends was solemnized at the
home .of the bridde,'s mother .in Strat-
ford reoe,ntly ,when Rev. Mr. Moore,
who was rector of the Anglican church
here for over a year, was united in
marriage to Muss Hanel. Drake of
Stretford,
J ET.a woman ease your natetfat. 1 weal
a you to write. tai let met* you d
my simpler:method of barnottostmeat.
send you tea days' fres alai. post- s`
paid. and put you la torah with
woad 11 Casa&a who wet
gladly p as tysethei ��
pandas
bap done for them.
If sosarstsatblsi
oaaoa-
with weak. tired a boas', btad-
teeliap, he a i- ' der weakaw.
ache, b s c k ossodpattft, es -
'eke. bear- c‘, tarried csadidens,
Psis is the slie., regu-
larly er I r copula el y,
bloating. seam of lalllaser
misplacement of interact or-
gans. aervourteas. desire to cry,
palpitation, hat Mashes, dark rings
under the eyes. ora loss of interest
is life. write to me to -day. Address:
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McGillivray
Wm Smithers passed away at his
home on Thurfsiday, ,a,ged 73; years. He
had been ill for two weeks with an
abstructiort of the bowels. He was
born in Oshawa in. 1846 and moved
to this Township with his parents
over 65 years ago, and had lived in the
neighborhood ever since. His wife
predeceased him fourteen years.
GRANTON-The marriage of Mary
E., eldest daughter of the late John
and Mrs. Stephens of the. 8th con-
cession of Blanshard to Thos. E.
Hern of Usb,or. ne, was quietly .,ojemll
iced at the• mantle on March Sth, the
Rev. W H. Alp officiating.
CLANDEBOYE-Mr. Hiram Wind -
boo who lives south and •west of this
place, had the misfortune to ails -
Locate this shouKer blade, and as a
result is now laid off duty.
•
A CHILD MUST !ROW
A child cannot choose its period of growth. Natum
attends to this with laws well-nigh inalterable. A
child of retarded growth or feeble vitality needs
and should have help to promote healthful growth.
coirs EMULSION
abundant in nourishing substances thatprom
growth and strength, is invaluab a in
help to a growing child. Scott's elps
child over the weak places.
Scott's helps a tlackward chR4 develop naturals
dt'ott & Doane, Toronto, ettd..
Costs Less in the End
The cost of a motor car is not its price alone.
It's the price plus the running cost plus re-
pairs dividedby the miles of service.
And on this basis the Gray -Dort costs less
-less even than cars lower ss in the end
wee -priced. Year after
year this; fine light car does go farther on a set of
tires or a gallon of gasoline -does stay out of the
repair shop.
You will enjoy owning a Gray -Dort --enjoy, the com-
fort of Its` roomy, luxurious body; easy to control in
traffic; quick to pickup, speedy on, open stretches'
and powerful' on hills ; and you'll be proud of its real
beauty.
The touringcar is $1245; the Gray -Dort Special the car with.
added refinements and extra equipment, is $135 extra; thereare
'also a coupe, and a sedan. All prices f.o.b. Chatham and are
subject to change withoutnotice.
GRAY-DORT MOTORS, Limited
Chatham Ont
. In the U.S. Dort Motor Car Co., Flint, Mich.•
T. H. Newell, Dealer, Exeter, Ont.