The Exeter Advocate, 1919-10-23, Page 4rr '
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Chilldreaa!a. Cry for F ache ° s
CaStoria is _ . y Yei-ae..'?• for Icfants and 1.`itt .lit -ren.
,.e
s re spec! " +.�,rs�.: for l! .:; , . t' 1?bk s". r'''2,'.tlici?'e
4 a s per .city pre ar;, d
t '. Te a' r,S are i w,aS the gleed of
.: z :r the coclr,:, ,rets „f Infants and Children
f; i ra:.g .•Ccstoria b_€. ee the public _ t r years of research,
az d claim l3 s beer. m==ile L r it tiraC its use for over 3O
m. "s n: t proven.
4.a]at s CASTOR
C. t7.rin.is. a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
and Socthitag L.yrt,, a. It is pleasant.. It contains
.__.tiler Opium,--=r7hi ie. nor ether r _retic substance. Its
t> is itss,' .^,::.:: For more `e. _ ,},frig, roars it +h,.::s
ts.;.d e relief ci ‘.o m:ip� z,
:Flatulency,
%„nndColic and D ;l*rlt e ; allaying Feverishness arisi;~re rote,
aria ° a the C« .;ach nine!.ra4. ewe1' ;:'a
s smiled t*a : r:':' .r1\ ,:aw ,t8 ur,+'�?1,� l"aF
Tt'le Chiildre •'s Coitf.rt—xne .;.t:uris rriend.
CjAS 30 R A ALWAYS
'Bears the Srg'nai.nre of
n Use For Over ,Years
THS CENTAUR
ANY. NEW YORK C6rY
Lucan
Mr- 'i` y;n >IcFalls of Alvinstoa was
in tow.z a few days last week.
Mr Fred Smith of Toronto vi.,ited
his sister", Mrs. Sutton and Mi,is l=ate
Smith.
Mrs. J. M. Ross visited friend, in
Toronto.
Harvest Thanksgiving services were
held in St James' Church an Sunday
last.
:Hiss Mabel Iio.gins has 1,7cepted
a position in Port Huron with 'r e of
the departmental stores.
We are sorry to learn of the ac -
h' h happened ned to Mrs. A.
r. h r ys.:fell and (USO-
hr11=p.
31.1644..: X ynes has been on the
si."it +Si
• Mr. 11'm. Ward is Mating art addi-
tion sa,.;;; to his residestce,
()ne i t last week Mr. 1\ "fred
Ela1l wr, unfortuttiaate enough to re-•
ce re a long cut on his forehead,
caused by a horse on which he was
riding rearing up and falling back ov-
er. The cut which. renuired several
stitches was either caused by the
horses teeth or some other hard sub-
stance.
HYDRO GAVE 180,000 PEOPLE
CHEAPER ELECTRICITY
HYDRO electricity saves the people of
Ontario millions of dollars yearly.
One hundred and sixty-six municipalities, pro-
vided with Hydro current, pay less for electricity
than they did before Hydro Power supplied them.
And Hydro current cost them° Iess now than it
did during the first year that they used it.
The Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario is con-
stantly extending this service for the benefit of the
people. The Commission is interested in doing
whatever it can to make the current used of great-
est value. As a result of rigid tests in its own
laboratories the Commission recommends the use
of HYDRO Quality Lamps for, home lighting.
In its laboratories the Commission tests HYDRO Quality
Lamps for brilliancy, current consumption and length of
usefulness. HYDRO Quality Lamps carry the Commis-
sion's assurance of absolute satisfaction in use.
HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER . COMMISSION
OF ONTARIO
FOR SALE BY
Hydro -Electric System, , Hydro Shop"
ilk „rim
IiYDRO MAN
T£I VISIT OF. THE PRINCE OF
WALES
The Prince of Wales will end 'his
Canadian tour in a few days much to
}the regret of all Canadians. He has
!certainly endeared himself to all who
have had the good fortune to meet
him. •A splendid portrait of the
Prince size 16x22 inches and bearing
a copy o1 the Prince's autograph, has
been issued by the Family Herald and
Weekly Star, Montreal. Everysub-.
scriber for 1920: is to receive a copy of
the portrait free.-- The Family. Herald
and Weekly Star has been vastly im-
proved lately and is without doubt
the greatest wine for the money, the
world aver. The subscription price is
$1.25 a year including. the Prince's
portrait. To old and, young, rich and
poor, -the Family Herald and Week1v
Star is a ;great favorite and the pub-
lishers are, to be cangr'atuiated in sup-
plying, such a handsome portrait of
the Prince. As might have been ex-
pected The Family Herald and Week -
la' Star'; Circulation is increasing by
leaps and bounds,, It is in the highest
sense a. great paper.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
c ARM STOCK & IMIP1.E,\IENT
tl t; 1,. t.'Ga.2 14, B'an..har;1.
R- n ro @, two miles \Vest .of St.
ort
`FfiURBD Y, OCT. 30, 1919
.\.t 1 a*";1o,•k, sharp, the following;
tior —Black horse about 1150 lbs.
L c c trtd> ' goad n all harness and
he tr t: t r; PerCheran mare, Os -
n 4 c,t;.•.1.:4, sired by Caton, well brok-
t..'t .. w,r . a'; + n it is n.; 4, cine l by
a; ., ,x„ Sired
4, bt
tor regiscra:"ol;
'dr. ° „ t t , t: �-4 re;; ,tired H:,
,a:t registered llo
r x ac tr->t i; 2 aegis:erg 3
t;T c °_ _ r,t tz >; •e Ho, •tier
`?w ssttppi4-. :l :a
>: in .1 4 w c a, o::l Durh.uu and
,.tl. ,: a 1 --y tar •olrl
Trlrrh,am s,e r,
e cern 110 stta steer; 6 good ,prang
u aeve;;, .Durham ani Holstc>ia,
s lie above are a choice lot of high,
a:s v they.' be'n.; , ev,rr:l1 All Ila,
er.1 over 'Cows in this herd, No Coun-
te t --err} row a p,lii aider and 'a
rel dairy cow.
Hogs --17 young pigs from 6 to le,
cve,cl; : o..I.
Implements—Rubber-tire top bug-
gy with new tires; new lumber wag-
on; truck wagon with new steel
wheels; 3 -spring light wagon, capac-
ity 1200 lbs; Tara fanningmill with'
bagger and full lute of screens.
There will positively no reserve as
the proprietor has no feed of any
kind. Everything advertised will be
sold..
Terms—All sums of $10 and under
Lash; over that amount 12 months-'
credit on furnishing approved joint
notes, or 5 per ceche, off for cash.
31cNeil, Walter Stewart,
Auctioneer, Phone 317 Proprietor
AUCTION SALE
HOUSE & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
There will be ;old by public auc-
tion the property of the late Joseph
Peart. situated on the corner of Al-
bert an.1 Huron streets, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 8th, 1919
At 1 ;o'clock, sharp, the following:
table, 3 drop-leaf tables, 6
par, >r .te 1 ch sirs, 6 cane -bottom chairs
1. - it.:hen chairs, 2 arm chairs, 4
r. ears 2. verandah chairs, glass cup,-
boar I, 3 mirrors, 3 ,clocks, 2 couches;
bedroo n suites, bureau, 2 stan fis;
7.to_ e: ae:s, writing desk, carpets,
nuts, linoleum, large quantity dishes,
knives forks and spoons, 3 doz. gems
kitchen range, li;ew; 6 ;pipes, 2. elbows
Detroit gasotne 2 -burner stove 2 gran-
ite pails, 5 -gallon ail can, and 2 ane
gallon cans, coal scuttle, washing ma-
chine wringer, 2 tabs, copper boiler,
3 lamps. 2 cords ,hard stove wood,
2 tons chestnut coal, wheelbarrow, 2
long ladders, step ladder, garden cul-
tivator, new ; grindstone, watering can
lawn mower and a lot more articles
too numerous to mention.
Real Estate—House 20x3,0 frame slaty
and one half; kitchen and woodshed,
20x35, 3bedroams upstairs, 1 down-
stairs sitting -roa=n and parlor; new
furnace in ho-use.t A stable 20x30,
The lot is beautifully ornamented and
has a number of fruit trees. Tbere
is one-half acre of choice property.
Terms—Chattels, cash-'
Real Estate -10 per cent. on day of
sale and balance in 30 days without in-
terest. Ir ren-uired part of purchase
money may be left. on` property at
current rates of interest, Further
particular:: and conditions made. known
on day al sale, or may, be had, on'ap-
plication to undersigned.
S. 'Martin, John Peart, Executom
C. W. Robinson., Auctioneer
Gladman & Stanbury,
Solicitors far Executors.
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.
At the shame of ,the prapra,etoar,
Albert Street, ,Exeter, -an
SATURDAY, OCT.( 25, 1919,
At 2 ao'clack, sharp, the fallowing:
Cutter, buggy, about tan hay, robe,
blankets, etc._
Household •Effects—Coaaail stave, 3
burner, nearly new; steel kitchen,
range burn. coati or wood, nearly, new;
parlor heater, glass cupboard, bed-
room suite, sideboard, extension table,
drop-leaf table, lounge, .roeki ng chairs
kitchen. chairs, fug, carpets, and -rnany
other articles.
Terms Cash,
C: W Robinson, H:.,Coultis,
Auctioneer.
Praprieta;l
SALE REGISTER,
Friday, Oct 3L -Farm 'stock, nnppig
nren'ts, grain and hou'se'hold effects;:
the,.Property at Andrew Haekney,.:.on
La14, Con. 14, ,Hibbert Sale at
1 ,o;e,toel .Thos C'ameranr.,Auct,
Y, Wg4neaday, Oct. 29th,—..arm, farm
,stock. implements; •h-a`;y, grain, straw,
and roots, the property of Jas, Gard-
iner, Lot 1l, Con,: 12, Usbarne; --Sale
at 12 o'clock. Thos. Cameron, Auct.
Miss Gladys Petty visited relatives
Toronto.—Mr, and Mrs. W. Welsh
of Toronto visited relatives in towns
—Mr. Lloyd- Davis of the Moilsons
Bank staff, Toronto, visited his home
here for a few days, --Mr. and Airs,
John Urquhart and, Mr, and Mrs. boat
gomery of Cha,tharn were visitors at
Aar. P. Urgnhart's,-Mr, H. Reynolds
is ill at present, but we dope far an,
early recovery.—The O.W.V,A, will
give an entertainment in the Town
Halt, Hensall, pa the evening of Oct,
24th.—On October 8th Mr. Earl Camp
bell and 111.iss Marjorie N. :Munn, were
united in, marriage at Riflout Strieet
Methodist parsonage, London. They
will reside in Hay township.
•Greenway
Air. W. ;Mel;li.n has moved has mov-
ed into part of Mrs. Edward's. house.
Mrs. Foster spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. John Gill at Grand amici.
Several from here attended the S.
S. Convention at Dashwood last Fri-
day.
Miss;Millie Hudson of Detroit is
visiting her mother:
• Aliss Emma 31e?.herson has gone to
Loudon to resume her work as nurse.
Air. and Airs. J. H. ;McCrae of To-
ronto spent the week -end ,with her
un:, Mr. Thos. Fallis.
\I ss Zillah English was in London
last week,
TEMPLETON'S
RHEUMATIC CAPSULES
FOR
RHEUMATIS,M,t URtTrs,'scilTIGA.
LUM BAGO, N EU RALGA,GOUT ETC.
A SURE REUEF FOR TM KIST READAGtiE
We PER ticz
Tft1PtETON$ 6'gtirsnn,lelt*SINTOf0tii4
5lurnanity bas lacked a practical rbeurnnt c
rt•n:c ty since ti enc Leg n, Fur tune are seen
yearly at but s,>r,::mss electri,^Laths and hosp
tals o oht to rel cf. yet bettor results are
acieved raf,r t at Dome t'y tieing T,R.C.'s "the
Cannot, sen. treatment." just Compare Cost.
cad results with any outer treatment and
u « :l be convinced. Ask gout druggist
(`1 write us for our r:ew booklet; it is interest-
nd torts yea nothing (Templetons. 142
I..e.y W„ Toronto). We mail anywbereoa
receipt of 8I.iit.
BROWNING'S DRUG STORE
Optical Rooms and Stationery
Sole Agersts for Exeter
Mail $1.04 to this address or to Tem-
p.•eton's, 142 King W., Toroclto, and
1'.B•C's. will be sent postaa d.
EXETER BRANCH
CREDITON BRANCH -
DASHWOOD BRANCH
notaear
A. E. KUHN, Manager
J, A. McDONALD, Manager
F. S. KENT, Manager
Capital anndesBroochese 00,00.
Over
The Mol.sons panic is ready
to advise merchants, man-
ufacturers and farmers hove
to finance their require
menta.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT AT EVERY BRANCH
EXETER BRAITCR
T. S. WOODS, Manager
Co itraiia Branch open for business daily
I, e
Mira.,.-:....
TODAY:
HELP1
HIM!
Support the Boys' Naval
30.51CleS
Because these are the only organizations training Can -
adieu boys for service in our merchant fleet now
being built.
Canadians Must Sail the Seas
rsease we cannot leave our growing export trade at
the mercy of foreign seamen.
Canada Needs Trained Canadian Seamen
The Naval Brigades Train Our Boys
$500,000 is Needed
Because the work of the Boys' Naval
Brigades and .the other branches of the
Navy League's activities are financed by
public contributions.
Alma el tlke
NAVY LEAGUE
OF OArMa,A
Te awpieaie t3.ede'a
ypartusitioe °`..1 reyen-
aibilities es the ars.
To raise falai far the
relief of aver oreov eet
agnomen. Waved it tee
seer, and Jar dopendos1,
of these mho. mare ,MLied.
To "tinfoil; seiawr' homes
is our perk.
To train Mar alai meet
Noma for sew• soawiant
Alas b ' ii a ;#esiretios
f Boys' N. ..& .des.
Farces
POUNCE ss WARMS
• n.miaton dMu/ii ne :
auir
AF.1)1141.16 .14411,11‘3
The Campaign Must Be a Success -
Because Canada must be assured that
her increasing surplus products will reach
overseas markets.
The Race for Export Markets
is on. One quarter of the world's ship-
ping was lost in the war. Canada can-
not buy or rent ships and so is building
them, and must be in a position to man
them with trained Canadian seamen.
Y. CAMPAIGN,
• c; .ber2122L23
rsadsans Miss ail Jh:e Seas -7:
Campaiiit Committee for' the, Pro n4. a 'of Ontario :
Chairman: SIR JOHN; C. EATON Vice -Chairman A. M. HOBSERWN
Hon. Tres.: SIR EDMUND WALKER Assist. Treasurer N. L. "MARTIN
34 Kingstreet West, Toronto
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FARMING
The iarmer,
chant and Manufacturer,
affairs in a business
succeed and prosper,
Farmers should
of this Bank in
Do not hesitate
with us, You will
consideration.
TI -IF.
OF COMMERCE
quite
like
avail
transacting
to discuss
be assured
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as much as the Mer:
should conduct his
manner if he is to
thexlves of the aid
their business,
your problems
of sympathetic
EXETER BRANCH
CREDITON BRANCH -
DASHWOOD BRANCH
notaear
A. E. KUHN, Manager
J, A. McDONALD, Manager
F. S. KENT, Manager
Capital anndesBroochese 00,00.
Over
The Mol.sons panic is ready
to advise merchants, man-
ufacturers and farmers hove
to finance their require
menta.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT AT EVERY BRANCH
EXETER BRAITCR
T. S. WOODS, Manager
Co itraiia Branch open for business daily
I, e
Mira.,.-:....
TODAY:
HELP1
HIM!
Support the Boys' Naval
30.51CleS
Because these are the only organizations training Can -
adieu boys for service in our merchant fleet now
being built.
Canadians Must Sail the Seas
rsease we cannot leave our growing export trade at
the mercy of foreign seamen.
Canada Needs Trained Canadian Seamen
The Naval Brigades Train Our Boys
$500,000 is Needed
Because the work of the Boys' Naval
Brigades and .the other branches of the
Navy League's activities are financed by
public contributions.
Alma el tlke
NAVY LEAGUE
OF OArMa,A
Te awpieaie t3.ede'a
ypartusitioe °`..1 reyen-
aibilities es the ars.
To raise falai far the
relief of aver oreov eet
agnomen. Waved it tee
seer, and Jar dopendos1,
of these mho. mare ,MLied.
To "tinfoil; seiawr' homes
is our perk.
To train Mar alai meet
Noma for sew• soawiant
Alas b ' ii a ;#esiretios
f Boys' N. ..& .des.
Farces
POUNCE ss WARMS
• n.miaton dMu/ii ne :
auir
AF.1)1141.16 .14411,11‘3
The Campaign Must Be a Success -
Because Canada must be assured that
her increasing surplus products will reach
overseas markets.
The Race for Export Markets
is on. One quarter of the world's ship-
ping was lost in the war. Canada can-
not buy or rent ships and so is building
them, and must be in a position to man
them with trained Canadian seamen.
Y. CAMPAIGN,
• c; .ber2122L23
rsadsans Miss ail Jh:e Seas -7:
Campaiiit Committee for' the, Pro n4. a 'of Ontario :
Chairman: SIR JOHN; C. EATON Vice -Chairman A. M. HOBSERWN
Hon. Tres.: SIR EDMUND WALKER Assist. Treasurer N. L. "MARTIN
34 Kingstreet West, Toronto
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