The Exeter Advocate, 1919-4-24, Page 5•
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TUE M.OLSONS BANK
Capital, & Reserve $8,800,000
Over jt( Branches scattertd throrghont Canada
A General Banking Business Transacted
circular Letters of Credit
Bank Monet; Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest ailo•wed at bigtiesr current rate
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BETTER LIGHTING
INCREASES YOUR
CLERK'S EFFICIENCY
REPLACE the vacuum lamps in your store
with HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps. Then
watch each clerk's sales climb.
The light from HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps, if
instalLr! with proper fixtures, is kind to workers'
eye. Clzrks don't tire so ea:.!ly; they're Lot so
Thay're more alert and are all- to
wait on aore customers in less tlzze when the
light is right.
Experts of the Hydro -Electric Power Commis-
sion of Ontario recommend HYDRO Gas Filled
Lamps for s tom :1' tig. They're worthy of the
Commisaion's c rsernent cause :he dual-
ity and volume of their li L, ase long life of the
lamps and their low curl
Will you step into the Hydro Shop and let us
prove the wisdom of using HYDRO Gas Filled
Lamps in your store?
HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
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HYDRO SHOP
Hydro Electric System
etirrtica Canc. 9;4440,
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THE DOUBLE, TRACK ROUTh,
' Between •
MONTREAL
.TORONTO
' DETROIT '
' and
CHICAGO
Unexbe],led 'dining car siervi;ee.
Seeping cars on niHght .trains and.
Parlor cars'; on. Prinelpat'dait- trains
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N.1.
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P110/110 46w 'AgeliE*erter
MITCHELL—Thos, Vivian after suf
fering for ma,ny weeks died Suniclay
aged 72 years. He resided in, Hibbert
township for 40 years, and retired to
Mitchell ten years ago. He leaves a
widow four daughtersithree sons and
his father who is 96 years of age.
CASTOR IA
' For Infants a.nd Children
In Use For Over 30Years
Always bears
the
Signature or
Hensall
Mts. Brigham, wlio has' been in the
West and California and other states
&aim- -the past four *airs, is here
visitin." her relatives, Mn T. Far-
quhar and farnily,—Mrs. (Rev,) A R."
R. Garrot s visiting friends at her
old home in, .Nissouti,-4�r. George
Brooks was taken to the hospital in
London a few days" ago to undergo,
an operation and as doing nicelyz—Mrs
F. Carlio was in Liridistay last week
attending' the funeral of her brother,
P. II 111ellha1ge3e—Mrsi. J. B. Short
ant; daughter, who were spending the
w' ter and springY months with Mrs.
Short's father, Mn Andirew Johnston
and daughter* have gane to Wiadsor
to re:4%4.—A union service of the
Presbyterian. and Methodist churches
was held on Sunday, the Rev. A. E.
0M A., B. Di., preaching.—Mr.
John Cantelon, who. was 111 'ate 2‘1101-
SO.W., Bank, Toronto, has been appoint-
ed accountant here, as successor to
?le.
W. Douglas, who has been. ap-
pointed manager of a new agency in
IValten$ Falls.
Zurich
Mr So! Kipfer disposed of his
property occupied by IN1r, Jacob Kip -
ter to Mr Wellington J. Ioltastm—
Wori.1 ha. beep. received here of the
death of thc. wife of Nit.. Albert Sch-
walm which took place oat West.
Deceased was a vicitian of the "%flu.
Her buSband and two small children
survive.—The death took place at
Neu. Hamburg on April tith of Mr.
Henry Deichert, one of the most
prominent residents of thai town. He
was 53 years of age.•—Word has. been
reealved of, the death of Mr. Eugene
Beelgaeal a former resident of St.
JoFeph. . Mr. Beci„aneul Passed away at
Windso," on April 8th. -4.1r. Da, niel
Staubm has returned from Goderich
and has moved into the house owned
by Mr. John Siemon.—Pte. Edward
Fisher, son of Mr. and MF5: Oswald
Fisher was givea a hearty welcome
Fri/atty.—Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Steinbach
of Detroit visited relatives here,—Mr.
Henry Deters, who took aver the local
Masspyi-Harris agency last December
let: sold the implement shoo 3.nd stock
to Mr Casper Walper, who has beett
appointed local agent for the Massey -
Harris implements.—.Conrad Thiel re-
cently received word from his son;
Adam who is located near, Spirit WIT-.
AUCTION SALE
OF VILLAGE PROPERTY AND
EFFECTS
The undersigned will sell by public
auction at Elizabeth Street, Exeter
North or. SATURDAY, MAY 3rd, at
I o'clock, p,m, the following,—
Eftects—Glass Cupboard,. kitchen
Lupboa.rti, siy' doz. kitchen, chairs; %dos
diming chairs; extension table, parlor
table .2 small tables; Plane -case Sherock-Ianriing organ; 3 rocking chairs
'Imperial Oxford range; small heater;
13-p ece bedroom sutte; single bed with
springs and mattress; double bed;
Singe: sewing machine; bureau, 2 wash
stands picture easel, 4 lentos, i,ev:-ral
coir tures, small mats, large clock, 1
:rwung.-e, chest, window shades, 3 cur-
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Does a Farmer Need a Truck?
THE farmer with a Ford Truck
practically lives next door to
the market.
He has a choice of markets.
Be becomes more independent.
He can market his goods when
and where he pleases.
He sells his crop to the very best
advantage.
And his hauling costs him less—
in labor and money.
It is not only cheaper to haul
with a Ford Truck than with a
team and wagon, it is quicker, it is
easier Work.
Consider the time and labor the
farmer can save with a Ford Truck.
With a team the trip to town takes
the better part of a day.
Price (chassis only)
5750 f. 0. b. Ford, Ont.
A Ford Truck makes the same
trip in two or three hours.
When labor is so scarce, what
farmer can afford to waste day
after day of his valuable time?
Ford Trucks Complete with
Body and Enclosed Cab
Ford One -Ton. Trucks are now sup-
plied, if desired, with standard truck
bodies in two types, the Stake Body and
the Express Body.
In both standard bodies the cabs may
be supplied with or without doors, as
desired.
See these complete Ford Trucks.
Consider the matter from every angle:
the cost of feeding horses against the
cost of running a Ford Truck; the time
you lose on the road; the money you
lose by being so far froni the best
niarkets. There is only one conclusion
you can come to. You will have a Ford
Truck.
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Standard Ford Bodies 41
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extra, Get our prices
MILO q \TELL, DEALER, Exeter
...Mk A 4. croa0ammaaarararcparc
er .Peace River District, Alta.. -fiat
while away to town fire of unknown
origin totally destroyed his shanty
and all the contents,
waslung machine, wash boiler;
dish•ei., fruit jars, tea kettle and other
• .11. -.•ole,
tor, numerous to mention.
Also 1 general purpose horse, 1 filly
0 ming; 4 years, 1 fresh cow; about 25
hels; single plow, set harrows, nair
sle:ghs.
There Will also be offered for sale
at the same time and place, thp frame
house and six lots of land, the prop-
e,-ty. of the late James Willis. The
house is. in ;good condition, with large
cellai and good rooms. There is a
,00d stable and other ,cut -buildings on •
Lilt' proucrty,
Te -n•;—Rea", E,,tate made knownon
day o: !"e: Chattels, cash.
C.-kSTOR WILLIS C.W.ROBINSON
Admin'erator Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
.01,; TOWN LOT & HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS.
At the rear of H. Wter's Shoe
Shop Main Street, Exeter, on
SAIURDAY, .APRIL 26, I.919
At 2 .6'clock p. m. share, the following
Diningroom table, sideboard, 12 Xin-
ing chars, number of kitchen chars,
2 rockers, couch, bedroom suite, com-
mode chest of drawers, 2 kitchen
tables 2 small tabaes, 5 parlor tables
} kitchen cupboard; coal .ail stove, 3 -
burner Perfection; quantity of mats;
carpet ends felt paper, weol carpet; 2
Brussels carpets, 20 yards each; lamps
pictures kitchen. utensils; garden
tools; sprinkling can; lawta mower and
other articles.
There will also be sold at the same
time and place an excellent building
tot ,1-5 of an acre, situated on Will-
iam Street, 2nd lot front the South
Bouadary.
Terms—Cash
MRS. A. WALTER, Prop.
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct.
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f rt of dy
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Many children and adults
are constant sufferers from cold
hands and feet and are acutely
susceptible to every chill and
-sudden climatic change. There
is definite help in
SCOTT'S
ULSION
4
which furnishes fuel f� v'arrn1
the body, helps make pure,
red blood and maintain the system
in a state of robustness, so that
the buffeting winds or the sudden
chill of evening are enjoyed rather
than feared. For comfort of
body and bouyant health,
take Scott's Emulsion.
Scott & Bowne, Tomato. Ont. is -I3
SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No. 14,
Stephen, for the month of April.
Those marleed with an, asterisk w:m
absent one exam.—Sr, Comm,
Geog, Ilyg., Art., Max. F15O
rain. 330-4-T. lills 395, K. Hicks 34
r.,. Brooks 372, A. Anderson 357, I.
Essery 355, M. Hodgins 354. Jr. 4—
R. Wade 321, H. Hill 300, L. Hanlon
287.
3—Sp. Comn., Art., Writing, max.
300 min. 180—F. Hiata,ble 244, V.
Conner 206.
According to class standing :-2—M,
Neil 211 IL Hi,ks 202, II. Stee;s 1A5.
Smith 136, *G. O'Brien S5.. 1-1!.
liodgins .L. Wade, 11. Wade, V. Sre!th
G. Neil, T. Flynn Sr Pr.—W, Willis.
M. Sm;t1t, E. Wade
E. M. Weiton teach,i4.
SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No. 1.
M.7Gillivray, Easter exaininat'ort-,:—Sr.
4—Tom'. Cronyn 465, M. Vras-
er 461. 3—Total 600—G. Crony") 487
R. Boyle 460, L Fraser 3s' 2-1 tal
35u—J. Conlin 279, M. Frawr
Sullivan 241. 2 C.—J. BivC, P li-r,-
nessey. Sr. I—M.. 13o;ie, Sr.
—E Sullivan; B. Conl.ri
d. Hari7on
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13t.Sir
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WI-IALEN
.:To..) late for last wee.;
While dr:viag to Graaton Pr.3n,
Soo,re had the misfortune to
hi buegY ax:e which started the ho:
to kick, and the beast severely n
aril bruised itself.—Mr. an 1 Mrs. jro,
Hutchinson of Exeter North vls1.',4,
Mrs Sutherby's.—Letters receir d 1 •
frie.ioi. here recently from sa...k
e.,;a.i state that they had a sever : -b5
4ard ann lots of snow, so that no
lug i Le:ne- dome out there a;
MARRIAGE LICENSES ts:•:•r;
5y C. H Sanders at the Advoeate
Hee Strictly confidential; no w'tn-.s
Overland Model go Touri4g, $r36o
Overland Ifoclei 85-4 Touring, $. r4o5
Willy-lCnight Four Touring, $257,$
Willy Six TOUrigg., • • • $2425
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LEMON 1111911AWIrIn
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"His Office On Wheels"
Model 90 is a business Man's car—a time savii="i
money maker. It has riding comfort, power, good
looks and economy to brag about: A large per-
centage of the Overland owners drive the Model 90
and are as proud of it as we are. Get one—you
will like it.
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Purdon and Campbell,
Dealers, Exeter
Willye-Overland, Litnited, Bead Office and Works, West 'roroeto
Branchen Moor*, Winnli4z. Regina
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