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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-3-18, Page 4t.9, 4079 eiteeritialiortatHatetetne Isiondefingl rood%yllea tingthr Stotaachsaa Therebirref11011n$ i u" �eesluftlt�•8>T� Rest,Geif.��. 6esthet O iurn,M 0 P tent', 1 iiicra1 ods, [ ABCOTI • 0474 glia` RaculelkSsike Fa. iisoortvfwv AlielpfullIgov&for eftstipatthitattatl'Diarriledee iltiti Fev4'x s ttiess ea OteS linin gt er' rwa'tF,:attee s ,� lied Cy v/ Di t.'t tittle • .,t;.�itii%t; CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the. Signature of Use Fo Over ears Exact Copy of Wr per. TNfr. C NTAVR Coetien Y. NGW Y'7'K CITY. The Exeter Advocate Sanders & Creech, Proprietors Subscription Price --Le advance $1.50 ear year en Canada; $2.00 in the 1..Trzite>i States. All subscriptions not paidin advance 5Oc. extra charged. .' nvERTISING RATES d ep is Advertising --Made kzaown edict ePot nation. Stray -Animals-Otte insertion 50c., ;gree ::•rsc boils $3.00. Faint or Reel Estate far silt: 50e. .:..,h ineertien for one month, of foul i•tacrtiecrs ef:scella,ncous articles of riot more then, lime limes, For Sale, To Rent, Wanted, peach inseetion. SOc, Lost and Found ,]orals 25c, an insertiron- Lo:al reading notices, etc., 10c. per -i„^.be per insertion; No notice less than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c. Auction Sales $3 for one insertion sand $1.50 for each subsequent in- ,,ertson if under five inches in length. Lena' advertisting 10c. and Sc. aline. THLIRSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920 Lumley iVddimrampliNii Charlie the little three year old. son •of. Mr a,nd Mrs. 'ti . I. Wilkinson of Lundey, who, white coming down etaaxs the other day,had the nYisfor- 'ttane to fall, breaking his leg above the ankle, as, under ,the care of Dr. z'eck, amprovfng as well as can be expected. , Mrs, Hannah. Simmons, relict of the tate Jonas Sitnmoas, die i en Sunday March 14th, and was bu :t 1 an Tues- day. She was an .aid its:,lent, resid- Hensal] Jog on the homestead for many years: {husbandher :gin William had been conducting the 'farm. ansa' sa.;etiies, and a government seed ,nspetor. To allow the speaker a breath:ne space a very appropriate wee s a dve t by Mr. Iii. Moodie, en. - tie'' "The Man Behind the Plough" The meaning was presided over by - Pres_ ent W. Hawkins. The shooting match which was to have been daeld here on the 6th, was withdrawn owing to the stormy wea- ther. -On Wednesday evening a sleigh 01.4. of our young people attended the play "Matrimonial Exchange," at Kirkton,-'Ona Wednesday evening, "larch 3rd, the Farmers' Club held leer l the:" regular meettin ,in, tb.e'r hall, After bus;ness was conducted interest - :no and beraificial speeches were giv- en.-Oa1 3fonday, Margit 8th. an offic- ial ,o-pe,aing was head in the New 1'4r n- chelsea School. In spite of stormy weather and rough roads a large num- ber gathered together,; A splendid program of songs, recitaltlons and ad- dresses was given;. Mr. John Del- bridge el bridge was chairman and by excellent 'lustratia'ns he instructed the scholars to put forth their ,best efforts to re- ceive ala education.... lir. Josh. Johns read the Declaration and gave an in- teresting and beneficial address onEd- ucataen; Rev, Parnaby read the scripture and also spoke on education. Mr. Parnaby successfully slid down the banister. which reminded him of o.':] .time school dans. :Messrs. Cha. Johns and John Skinner each gave ed - dresses The program cloeed Web "Gad Save the King." and benediction by Rev Parnaby. The contractors :r•h') worked •oi the building and community are to be tion ratulated on the building. they ,have erected; -Mr. J. J. Wood has returned home.. -Mr. Roy Gould - ling, music teacher, has started a class here. St zce the deaof her th Elimville Although the roads have been plow- • el and shovelled out, they are yet al- most impassabe.-Mr. Caleb Heywood of Exetea spent the week end 'with, friends and relatives here., -Miss Dor- othy Kuntz of. Exeter spent thief week end at the home of Mr. Wesley Horne --A shooting 'match was held here on W.ed,raesday afternoon. Nelson Coultis made the highest score, although the other shooters made fair scores. (Delayed in the mails) Mr. A. R. G. Smith of New kiamburg -tepresentimg the Department of agrr- vulture, addressed the U.F .0. Meet- ing here' an the 3r3 in:3t, The club is indebted to Mr. Smith far a very in- teresting and educating address .on seeds and their cultivation., also deal- ing briefly with beef eagle and milk- -Mg Shotho nasi He strongly advised "the use, of locally grown, seed in every ..Case possible, stating that from ex- perianents with No. 1 locally grown, and the best imported ,seed, far better results have been 'obtained from the ;former. . Further 1fr. Smith. advised ;fanners atilt touse any seed that ;eroul,d not grade No. 1, especially so when red •ceeveg is in, question, 1ti1i, Smith is pres;dene .of the Board of Agriculture fear Waterloo County and secretary of one of the best agricu:lt- OVER -ACIDITY of the stomach has upset many a night's rest. If your stomach is acid - disturbed, dissolve two or three 00 ,gr the tongue before retiring and en- joy refreshing sleep. The purity and goodness of Ki- maids. guaranteed by SCOTT $OWNS OF sea''!'VS EMULSION -. Mr Geo. Edmund Troyer, aged 37. years and 2 months, die -diet his home ie Hay on, starch 8th, after a week's illness from pneumoraday, Mr. Troyer was a good farmer and a. splendid horseman, keeping only the best hors- es, which were prize Wiinm.ers at the .Donal .fairs. He also had a half -ma le ra:e track on, his farm en which .he• tra:a'ied his horses, some of which he sold for big prices'. He was the only 'son. of Mr. and ,Mrs. 1~7.i J. Troyee,and was well-known and respected, hav- ing Ilive'J ell h(s ;life ini this ne,;hbar- hood. He es survived by his parents • and, ion,e sister, Mrs. . Wm. Jarrett. The . funeral took place an, Wednesday to Herrsall Union cemetery., -Miss Milli- ken, of Strathroy w:i1a. ha.ve charge of the millinery department in Mr. E, Rana:e"s store this 'season. -Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Toronto; Mr. Chas. Abbott of Detro;lt, and Mr. \ r obit of London. attended the funer- al iqt the tete Mrs. V. H. Clough. - Miss ; ivlattie Ellis, who has been, on. the teaching 'staff u7'f our Public school for a great msny years, has zeesiangid Diss: Ellis and her mother intend go- ing -West in a few weeks,l--Mr_ A. W. E. Hemphill, who has been seriously lel elf pneumonia, is now slowly recav- ermttg;-Miss ,Dorothy McDomeil has done to Ingersoll, where she has se- cured.appctisrtao:n as teacher. -Lieut. G. V. and Mrs; Laughton, who have, been v-sitin:rthe letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,.Chas, McDonell, returned to To- r'onto.--•Mr. Harry Price last week pur- chased the pooh table' end •equipment at the Commercial' Hotel, -Miss An- nie =Carlisle left for the West this week. E CUT RED TAPE nnooent Request the Prelude to Much Trouble. tiler Mr., Temporary's ,Experience With the Formidable t'System'" Ho Preferred to Pay for Anything That He Might Require, 1 wauted a wire paper clip. Miss ittith, also: um to the ministry, said he would fetch some trona the store- teeper. That's what started the that - ser. I pinned the loose papers to• tether and went on with my work. The storekeeper had evidently re- used to part with any clips without in order, Miss Smith brought me a )rinted folder eoutaining a request for 'paper clips, wire," which she had yped in triplicate on paper headed 'Ministry of Economy. For depart- nental use only." She said it was the 3ggbt thing to do and I WAS to sign it, ;tad then lir, Jones, downstairs, would teal with it. It sounded quite inno- 'etit; I initialed It without misgiving. Later. in the week the folder came nark, It etiutninetl several extra })tae to of paper and had evidently gaveled, The first minute wee from lir, mune. '"In reference., to Mr. Tt'zn- I� s, t..';:C12, request star ;neinelite; wire. t,t'p:ariiut'urai nee, 1 fee to gee shoe aadvantaag.r these hove ober ;neer braes, which are in lea' to any .�;.:aliment. i.t4t.Iuetaa glial Shut the mention r:,•tl a wide ti'•ltI (Intl he toad re- , -ted the ete,r-•Ic'^t•laer to let hint how meaty pylon eiipe. brass, he din *'De • �':+tt• :.reeett'ei elle •is ;1 lei.\I. " These'alit a formai re (1,1.'st the ar tht'.', ?;":'1)• r. algid (• G:. 1'x1+l l', Ill 1.' 1a;atl .:% one-grk+< " +,lel+ on lt, rttt O one 1.?'a;, 'enrol' tela 8141. which h!' :stianatcd to contain no, If the noel umberrotas rt gtairetl he Wtanitl have he elite. cuutatt'ci. '1r. short pointed nut that lll� toll - notion had not nftit'tral that the mat- eryas One wleirti t'atatt' within the (wince of the ministry of wire draw - ng. He had consequently .put through a request for n prit•t' ut v.laieh payer. 'lips, wire, could be suppi.t'iI. Ile at. aebed a carbon nee. of his letter. att+tl t reply from the ;applied wire depart - melt. ministry of Wire drawhtg. to my tine matter was receiving attention. and would be dealt with in due Hine.The next minute wan from a gttitlr- D)aza who had evidently set the vast machinery of the ,reetu,•)tte of attire %tipplies and sundries at work. At- -ached were ptapers from that to say hey liner paper t•llpe, wire, las well'as )aver clips, brass, la stock. They vistaed to be certain bunt no change n design wine neceseury, and were;ending, by .motor, wimples of the ptr aPz Blips (wire) they bad in stock, as aet'haps one or other might prove suit- able. Appended. were other papers of 'vhich the first was from the chief of he departmental garage to say he had t motor at Bunttngdon awaiting a eon- tignment of paper. He had.instructed :he driver to ,return at once. On his arrival he would dispatch goods as •equested. . . .,t dais point Miss Smith entered: 'Will you make out an order for a pewriter eraser?" "No." I answered finely. : "You will lease give this dine to one of the uessenger ger le and ask her to go out and buy one: --S. P., in London Mail. Farquhar. Mr 'ebbe. Duggan. hhs ben :., very sack hut is rmproven,g-The roads at' present' Sri in a bad,. condition, making trafi.i�c almost dmpossible.-The ladies interested a, .t e n h 's t•, e Vi7�amen Ins rtut are l in, its• asked to a,tte,nd the annual Iwhich will'.be held Tuesday, Apri' 6tli at 2.30',p. me --The Box so , c5al unde"r tee auspices- of the shave- hof' a.;rs rat th,e Farquhar Public 'Hail, tveie wa,s„postponed some time ago held ton Good Friday, Ape a t 2 vial `ed r ail a good; program 'will' be, glucal;" " Two War Heroes. The two colored soldiers of the American army in France "who be- came famous for their bravery and. courage in preventing more than twen- ty Teutons west of Verdun from exe- cuting a weil•devt loped pian to assail one of the most important points of resistance on the American front, have been decorated by the Freneb. Their names are Henry Johnson and Needham Roberts, Both are privates and members of the old New York Na- tional Guatrd. It is said these ;nen have been awarded the war cross by the French general of the. division un- der whom the unit is serving, and that Johnson its scheduled to ;l eeelve the much -coveted gold palm 'of the French army commander as wcil.-Southern Woman's Magazine. "I Like Gravy." At a recent dinner party that Includ- ed the little folic in their high ehuirs. the guests fell to talking of that _cus- tom of the dark ages -making chil- dren wait until the second. table: . , "When I was a little shaver," said a prominent attorney, "my brother and 1 were holding forth in the kitchen. Twice the gravy bowl had been xe tilled. The third time It was returned to the dining room my brother seuck his head through the door and yeUeti: •'Don't eat up _'ail the gravy. 'I like, gravy,." "Fish Meal" for Cattle. On the shores of the North sea there has recently been started a factory. for the manufacture. of what has proven to, be a very satisfactory food for live 'stock from the refuse of a fish -packing plant. A "fish meal is turned out which Contains 55 per cent of albumen, and 12 percent of fat. It is eaten by swine and some cattle 'ac- cept it readily. Besides making use of a refuse, It releases ;much grain otherwise demanded for food by these animals. Ten Years a Long Time. "Wily is Woriibat hustling so strenu- ously? I thought he retired with enough to live on." "it looked like enough to live on - ten years ago." --Judge. _ -y Avoid Operations for Kidney Troubles • 1 L;4lls FoR&• 41iANfors o directly to the heart of the trouble, relieving lulu quickly dissol- ving stone nail gravel. purifying the systeaatund toning cep the Stdneys, the most vital organs iu the body. Thousandsot letters come to ns every year bearing eloquent testimony to the great value of Gin pills,. Send for tree sample, orget a bot from your druggist or dotter, 50e., with stoney -back guar- autee, Mare's: Thi, National Drug tR CtIondealCo. of Commis, Ltd., Toronto U.S202 Mint St., *Na - Buffalo. Y. 67 Stmptioity of .,envy Lard. .Jenny Lind must have been the moat 51vaple,Oupretencileg primal donne that ever Bred. \'ben stie first visited Eng- land she was bound to sing only at the 'loyal Italian Opera 'louse, and when commanded to silo; at the queen's cote cert she was obliged to refuse. Very sorry to be eo;upefled to notify this she ordered tear eurrlage and drove straight to Bnekin,hunt palace. She handed her card to an oi#ieial, who, a lot uuuaturally, deenlned to tate it, A Higher authority happened to pass and took it upon himself to present it. As soon as her Majesty ;saw it she said, "Admit her by all means." Jenny Lind appeared and said simply that she was so very sorry to be enable to sing at her majesty's concert that she thought it better to call herself and explain. The queen was chanted with her nate neat mauner, gave her a cordial recep- ' tion and promised to be her friend. Lucan Mrs. J. R. ,nfeComb has gone to Pert Arthur ,to sp: a 1 some tune with her sen, Dr C. S. McComb. -Mr. John Ryland ,of London Tp„ has purchased Mr. Chas. Hobbs' residence on. South Main streets -Mr. rand, Mrs. Frank Stan, - lee of Calgary, Alta:.: who were the guests of the former's mother, Mra, James Stanley, have returned home, -- Mrs. James Whalen, Sr., has been. con- fined to; her bed the past three weeks, through illness, -Mr. Walter Hodgins has purchased the property owned by dfr, Ches Ellwood, corner of Main and Water streets. -Mrs. 38. J White has sold her residence on North. Maim St. to Mr. Leo Hodgins. -Miss Mary Smith B. A., of North Bay, began, duties on the H. S. teaching staff, Monday. - Mr. H. E. Pearen ,of Toiden.to has also been engaged oa the. H. S. teaching staff. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Lot 7, Con, 2, Stepher>:, on FRIDAY, MARCH 26. 1920 at 1 ro'clo. k sharp, the fallowing, viz. - Horses -1 Horses -1 mare rising 5 years fold; 1 m'az'e rising 6 velars 'old; 1 black driving mare, tishtrg 3 years; 1 mare' rising 7; 1 mare rising 10. Cattle -1 claw, due April 15; 1 cow true April 25, 1 oow, due May 5,th ; 2 cows, due May 15; 2 farrow cows; 2 heifers rising 2 years; 4 steers, ris- ing 2 year's ; 6 sprang calves. Pigs Etc. -1 sow with litter at foot 1 sow due April 15; 1 sow due May lin*' 5 stacker pings; 60 hens; 1 mad 'logs Implements -Deering Binder Dee•- iing avower, hay rake seei1 dile; Frost & Wool cultivator and seed box, land -ra;]er. Frost & Wood disc, Maple Leaf 2 -furrow ,plough, 2 walking ploughs, set hat -sows; Deering hay loader, wa- gon; clover buncher; new hay rack; pig rack wheelbarrow, set sleighs, buggy, cutter, Mellott cream separat- or, churn, fanning mid, 2 set double harness incubator, forks, shovels, hoes neckyo'kes, chains whiffletrees and numerous other articles. Hay and Gr i, -35, tons of. first class hay, 200 busheils of oats; 200 buahe].s. barley. 50 bushels wheat. ' Ford 'car an. goad shape, '17 model Furniture =New sideboard, dining table, 3 kitchen tables, 2 parlor tab- les; kitchen chairs, 2 rockers, bed- room .suites, 2 bedsteads, 2 wash stands; cook stove; heater, couch, fire extinguisher. Positively no reserve as the propri- etor 'has sold his farm. Terms -$.10 aavd over under cash; that amount 8 months credit on a,r prayed oat (motes, or a, disciount i f. 5 per tent per annum :offs for cash on credit amounts. TAYLOR, LAWSON F. TA , Proprietor, Auctioneer oneer AUCTION SALE OF HORSES e.at CENTR AL HOTEL, EXEThR, on SATURDAY, MARCH 27;' 192e At 1 o'clock, sharp, the folloawing':- 3 and 4. year 'olid ;fieli s and geldings Also 'soma good 5 and '6 year old horses -ton thin toship , . ,. Also some eaws.amd pi,g's. Terni -6 `months' credit on •a, s P grovel jointrioteisa With 6 pendent. per. annum added, • G. J. DOW, "rot,.., .. lneot porated in 1855 A.FITAL RESERVE $8,000.000 Over 12O Branches THE MOLSONS BAN"..... A good Banking coalectien is essential to the sur any merchant or tracer. tt .,s of This Bank is equipped and prepare! to give !ef:it'ie tended an.] quick service in every department of banking. EXETER ]3RANQN T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily, Satety Depesit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran. h AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS & HOUSEHOL DEFFECTS on Liot 6. Con. 1, Biddulph Township on TUESDAY, MARCH 30th, 1920 at 1 'o'clock sharp, the following--- Horscs-2 mares 6 years old, Minn] to Pathfinder; 1. mare 5 -yrs old, beery draft 1 mare 8 years, heavy draft; 1 gelding, 3 years, heavy draft; 1 Good draft horse, 5years old. Cattle -10 ctows due In April; 1 Shorthorn registered cow. 4 years, a z . in, April; 2 two -gear old =heifers; 7 yearling steers; 1 goo:l S'hor'thorn reg stered •bull; 3 young calves. Implements -l7 -foot McCormick binder in good shape; 15 -hoe Massey - Harris daxll, nearly ttuew; 12 hoe seed drill in, good repair; 1 cornbination seed deal, 1 new John Deering manure spreader, large size; spring tooth cul- tivator, wagon, road tart, steel rake, steel roller, b-secjtioan iron harrows; 4 -section iron, harrows; hay rack; gravel box, fanning mill, beam scale; new John Deering corn planter; new. cement tile anacbinie; 2 two -furrow plows, 2 walking plows; new Magnet cxeam separator., etc, etc; 250 bushels seed data, and 500 bush, seed barley, both strictly clean. Household Effects -2 stoves, 1 par- lor set, bedroom suite, choirs and tab- les and other articles too numerous to meartion. Terins-$10 and tender cash, over that amount 7 months' credit on. ap pros*ed `joint notes _ With 5 per cent; per annum off for ;cash on credit amounts'. Positively no reserve as the pro- prietor hews sold his farm.. W. T. COLWILL, Proprietor. C. W. ROBINSON Auctiosleer F. COATES, Clerk. - CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Lot 17, Con. 12, Hibbert Tp., an MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the fallowing:- Horses-1 allowing:-Horses-1 general purpose team Per- cheron mare and gelding, well matched 1 Percheraa filly 8 months old; 1 aged team ,mare and gelding; 1 gonad driver eight years; .1 blood filly three years. Cattle -10 cows, three with calves at foot- 1 two-year heifer, fresh; 7 steers 2 years old; 11 calves 1 -yr -old; pure bred Shorthiorn bull. Pigs, etc. -30 pigs from 100 to 175 lbs; 2 brood sows with litters at foot 1 sow expected to farrow about time of sale, 1 Tamworth. boar. 100 hens. Implements -Massey -Harris binder, nearly new; M: -H. ten -hoe drill; lef.H. halt loader, side delivety and tedder combined; Deering mower, 6 ft. cut; mower, 5 ft cut; M.H. land roller, 141.1-1. sprung tooth cult iitor;; M H. bean cultivator and harvester combined ; M.H manure spreattler; Deering hay - rake, 12 -ft.; four section. diamond harrows two, draw bars, top buggy; 2 cutters 2 pair ,bobsleighs one ex- tra heavy; Bain wagon, pair trucks with ' flat sliding rack for hay loader, stock rack ,turnip droll, scuffler, 2 sulky Plows. 2 walking plows, light twin plow fanning anhb, disc harrow, in - throw 3 -,horse tread power, cutting box, grinder stone boat, ping shoot, 45 gal:' agricult}tral cooker, half share in Geodiison threshing machine., kitchen rartge, coal heater, bore ,heater and pipes, washing machine, hay fork, car aaind pulleys, syrup pain, 100 sap nails aid !smiles, 3 doz. grain bags,> pulper ret Aylmer scales with stock rack 2000.lbs capacity, wheel. barrow, push out, 400 bushels seed barley, 200 bus, seed _ oats. , Terms -.Grain and mill sums of $1.0. atroi„'under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will, ;be given on fume, :shin ,approved joint notes, or a dis- count of 4 per pent. straght off 'for cash on crelit amounts, ,. No reserve as the propridtor sols hits ferns: JAS. JONES :, ALEX. STEWART.' Aa t;,o..on.T Proprietor RAW FURS WANTED Highest cash prices paid for Skunk, Raccoon and Mink En';uiries promptly answered ROSS LIMITED MANUFACTURERS Established 1885 LONDON - - ONT. SINCE 61870 \x f MOH- 303148R-COUGIIS r , A MONSTER AUCTION SALE IN GRANTON ON THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following:- 40 ollowing;-40 HEAD OF CATTLE, includiit 6 pure bred Shlarthiarns 20 two-year old steers lin goad cane ditipn for grass ; 30 sheep; 40 bangs, 7 horses 200 bushe]o seed barley; 15 bushels Timothy seed. . See laarge bilks MORLEY WASS WM. McNEIL Auct. J. H Jerson. Clerk. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS On Lot 8, Cone 13, Stephen, on MONDAY, :MARCH 2204 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the fallowing i -- Horses -Horse rising 7 years, horse rasing 3. Cattle -Cow due, t April 7, cowbine time of sale, farrow cow, heifer r'isiri,g,. 2. 2 spring calves. Pigs and, Hens -4 stocker pigs, 25 hens Imp]ements-Seed drill, mower, disc harrow. cultivator, 2 walking : plows,.,.,. hay rake, wagon, waggon box, lily rack, pig rack, top buggy, cutter, bobsleighs double se't” harness, 2 single set har- ness turnip pulper, cutting box, horse- power and pulleys, wheelbarrow, chicken' coop, forks, shovels, hoes, wheffIetrees, and many other Reticles. Furniture -Cook stove, cunt stove, coal .oil stove, glass cupboard, side-- hoard ide-board dresser, washing machine,cream separator •maiil box, Daisy churn, .bar- rel butter tub, anid.rother useful house- hold articles. Terms -Sums • ,of. $10.00 and under, cash; over thee amount '7 months" . . credit on. furnishing approved joint notes 5 per cent. per annum off for for cash on credit amounts. I ED`. WILD, FRANK TAYLOR Proprietor Aucttioneer A Good Investment THE money you save earns interest when deposited in our Savings Department, and both principal and interest are safe and can be obtain- ed whenever required. Open an account to - day. esik THE CANADIAN BANK -OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000 EN ,,TER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager. neseeneonesese lneot porated in 1855 A.FITAL RESERVE $8,000.000 Over 12O Branches THE MOLSONS BAN"..... A good Banking coalectien is essential to the sur any merchant or tracer. tt .,s of This Bank is equipped and prepare! to give !ef:it'ie tended an.] quick service in every department of banking. EXETER ]3RANQN T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily, Satety Depesit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran. h AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS & HOUSEHOL DEFFECTS on Liot 6. Con. 1, Biddulph Township on TUESDAY, MARCH 30th, 1920 at 1 'o'clock sharp, the following--- Horscs-2 mares 6 years old, Minn] to Pathfinder; 1. mare 5 -yrs old, beery draft 1 mare 8 years, heavy draft; 1 gelding, 3 years, heavy draft; 1 Good draft horse, 5years old. Cattle -10 ctows due In April; 1 Shorthorn registered cow. 4 years, a z . in, April; 2 two -gear old =heifers; 7 yearling steers; 1 goo:l S'hor'thorn reg stered •bull; 3 young calves. Implements -l7 -foot McCormick binder in good shape; 15 -hoe Massey - Harris daxll, nearly ttuew; 12 hoe seed drill in, good repair; 1 cornbination seed deal, 1 new John Deering manure spreader, large size; spring tooth cul- tivator, wagon, road tart, steel rake, steel roller, b-secjtioan iron harrows; 4 -section iron, harrows; hay rack; gravel box, fanning mill, beam scale; new John Deering corn planter; new. cement tile anacbinie; 2 two -furrow plows, 2 walking plows; new Magnet cxeam separator., etc, etc; 250 bushels seed data, and 500 bush, seed barley, both strictly clean. Household Effects -2 stoves, 1 par- lor set, bedroom suite, choirs and tab- les and other articles too numerous to meartion. Terins-$10 and tender cash, over that amount 7 months' credit on. ap pros*ed `joint notes _ With 5 per cent; per annum off for ;cash on credit amounts'. Positively no reserve as the pro- prietor hews sold his farm.. W. T. COLWILL, Proprietor. C. W. ROBINSON Auctiosleer F. COATES, Clerk. - CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Lot 17, Con. 12, Hibbert Tp., an MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the fallowing:- Horses-1 allowing:-Horses-1 general purpose team Per- cheron mare and gelding, well matched 1 Percheraa filly 8 months old; 1 aged team ,mare and gelding; 1 gonad driver eight years; .1 blood filly three years. Cattle -10 cows, three with calves at foot- 1 two-year heifer, fresh; 7 steers 2 years old; 11 calves 1 -yr -old; pure bred Shorthiorn bull. Pigs, etc. -30 pigs from 100 to 175 lbs; 2 brood sows with litters at foot 1 sow expected to farrow about time of sale, 1 Tamworth. boar. 100 hens. Implements -Massey -Harris binder, nearly new; M: -H. ten -hoe drill; lef.H. halt loader, side delivety and tedder combined; Deering mower, 6 ft. cut; mower, 5 ft cut; M.H. land roller, 141.1-1. sprung tooth cult iitor;; M H. bean cultivator and harvester combined ; M.H manure spreattler; Deering hay - rake, 12 -ft.; four section. diamond harrows two, draw bars, top buggy; 2 cutters 2 pair ,bobsleighs one ex- tra heavy; Bain wagon, pair trucks with ' flat sliding rack for hay loader, stock rack ,turnip droll, scuffler, 2 sulky Plows. 2 walking plows, light twin plow fanning anhb, disc harrow, in - throw 3 -,horse tread power, cutting box, grinder stone boat, ping shoot, 45 gal:' agricult}tral cooker, half share in Geodiison threshing machine., kitchen rartge, coal heater, bore ,heater and pipes, washing machine, hay fork, car aaind pulleys, syrup pain, 100 sap nails aid !smiles, 3 doz. grain bags,> pulper ret Aylmer scales with stock rack 2000.lbs capacity, wheel. barrow, push out, 400 bushels seed barley, 200 bus, seed _ oats. , Terms -.Grain and mill sums of $1.0. atroi„'under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will, ;be given on fume, :shin ,approved joint notes, or a dis- count of 4 per pent. straght off 'for cash on crelit amounts, ,. No reserve as the propridtor sols hits ferns: JAS. JONES :, ALEX. STEWART.' Aa t;,o..on.T Proprietor RAW FURS WANTED Highest cash prices paid for Skunk, Raccoon and Mink En';uiries promptly answered ROSS LIMITED MANUFACTURERS Established 1885 LONDON - - ONT. SINCE 61870 \x f MOH- 303148R-COUGIIS r , A MONSTER AUCTION SALE IN GRANTON ON THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following:- 40 ollowing;-40 HEAD OF CATTLE, includiit 6 pure bred Shlarthiarns 20 two-year old steers lin goad cane ditipn for grass ; 30 sheep; 40 bangs, 7 horses 200 bushe]o seed barley; 15 bushels Timothy seed. . See laarge bilks MORLEY WASS WM. McNEIL Auct. J. H Jerson. Clerk. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS On Lot 8, Cone 13, Stephen, on MONDAY, :MARCH 2204 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the fallowing i -- Horses -Horse rising 7 years, horse rasing 3. Cattle -Cow due, t April 7, cowbine time of sale, farrow cow, heifer r'isiri,g,. 2. 2 spring calves. Pigs and, Hens -4 stocker pigs, 25 hens Imp]ements-Seed drill, mower, disc harrow. cultivator, 2 walking : plows,.,.,. hay rake, wagon, waggon box, lily rack, pig rack, top buggy, cutter, bobsleighs double se't” harness, 2 single set har- ness turnip pulper, cutting box, horse- power and pulleys, wheelbarrow, chicken' coop, forks, shovels, hoes, wheffIetrees, and many other Reticles. Furniture -Cook stove, cunt stove, coal .oil stove, glass cupboard, side-- hoard ide-board dresser, washing machine,cream separator •maiil box, Daisy churn, .bar- rel butter tub, anid.rother useful house- hold articles. Terms -Sums • ,of. $10.00 and under, cash; over thee amount '7 months" . . credit on. furnishing approved joint notes 5 per cent. per annum off for for cash on credit amounts. I ED`. WILD, FRANK TAYLOR Proprietor Aucttioneer