The Exeter Advocate, 1920-3-25, Page 4Train load of, 30 coal, cars leaded with Gray -Dort Automobiles, shipped from Chatham:,. They were sent
out in. coal cars ,owi.'lg to the great shortage of railway equipment compared to the volume of business the
railways are cateal on, to handle. Zvfr, T. H. New1l of Exeter is the distributor for this district.
Fairbanks -Morse
"Z" Engine with
Bosch Magneto
The Greaten Combination
WHEN the full meaning of this " Z"
message is realized—mighty few farmers
in this community will fail to at once
call on us. ¶This example of master engine -
building ----must be seen. 1i Type and pictures
can but suggest this value establishing
achievement. ¶This one possible betterment
—Bosch high tension, oscillating magneto—
completes a rare engine service, fully main-
tained by us in co-operation with a nearby
`Bosch service station
"Z" Engines "F" Lighting Plants
Case Tractors Farm Machinery
Useiyour own Engine with the "F" Lighting Plant
Cochrane Machine Works
Agents for
Canadian Fairbanks -Morse Company
Coming.!
1 Car Only of Monarch and Safe Lock
Fencing.
9 ware, 12 stays,, 6 mach even, spacing at 75 cents.
t8 wire, 12 stays, 6 •inrh even tspaciing at 68 cents
8 wire, 9 , stays, 6 inch. even spacing at 63 cents.
7 wire, 9 .stays„ 6 inch, even :.spacing mit 58 cents.
Gates Barb, Potgltry and Lawn. Feinc•e.
We ;have only one ,car at these prices, having >biaught same months ago,
sand are able to sell below the present wholesale price. -
Leave your ander at once and save .maney,,on, yolur fencing needs..
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THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920
EGMONDVILLE—Thomas I -fills, in
his 87th. year, dropped dead Friday
evening He was a blacksmith here
far more than 50 yeairs,r lie is surviv-
ed by four of afamyly, W. of Dublin,
G. of Egnvaaidville, Mrs, . Boly of Tor-
onto., and
or-tHnto,.and Miss Jenniie at gnome.
BRUSSELS—•A sad •duiowniing acci-
dent 'ocicurlied on March 19, about 10
ar m. Jas. Sinclair of Grey Tawnshin
.was returning home by ,the 13th con,
and his!' team plunged irnta a washout
caused by the 'overf;lovimig ,oaf the riv-
er; Sinclair and `his team were bath
frowned, :ideispitte 'every ef,Lort tares
cue them by nearby ,resiiclenfts, who
beard suis cries for help
McGillivray
A sad death 'occurred at the home
'afi Mr. land Mrs. Georgie, Ht Emery,
Con. 7, McGilllivray on March 16, when.
their (daugbteir, Etta, passed away af-
ter a week's dllnesss The and came
with startling suddenness as the
seemed so be progressing favorably
and an iopsetration was to have been
performed that mnonnimlg.t She was
boron .an; the farm \where she 'died,
She is survived by ,her father, math-:
er, two sisters and. ,one .brather.
T ..
SHOOTING MATCH AT ELIMVILLE
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd,
At one o'clock p.xn,,
Under the auspices 'of the Elim-'
viile Gun. Club.
Jack Rabbit System,:. lst event
15 rocks, entrance fee $1.05.
2nd event, 15 rocks,° entrance fee'
1.Ofi.
3rd event 2,0 rocks, fee $1.40.
4th event, 20 rocks supper shoot,
sides chosen, losers to provide sup-
per ,
Six equal divisions of the pot.
President, WILFICED JOHNS
Secretary;LLOYD JOHNS
RAJ FURS
WANTED
Highest Cash prices
paid for
Situ+.l:, Racoon
and Mink
Enquiries promptly
answered
ROSS 1.1 M$TED
MANUFACTURERS
Established 1593
LONDON - - ONT.
Mount Carmel
Mrs. Mai the McPheereceived the
the ,new,; on Sa,tureiay of tits' deatlt
her sister \frs. Benjam:tne Sheppard
of Parkhill. --Mr. Patrick Regan left en
Saturday for St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. where Jee, wall take treatment
for stomach trouble,—Mr. Patrick Flan-
agan returned home lasit week, after
spending some: months in Washington
Territory and Detroit.—The remains of
the ,late Mrs. McDonough were inter-
red here on Saturday, Mrs. McDon-
ough formerly resided in this neigh-
borhood, She is survived by one son,
Patrick, and four daughters, Mrs. Cot-
ter, Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs.
Somerville—all of Detroit. --Wm. Bar=
ry left on Thursday for London„—Ar-
thur Appleton left last week 'for
Guelph Military Hospital—Mrs. Jahn
Walker is busy those days tapping
trees,. John says there is a good run.
—Messrs. Ed. Wild and Lewis Row-
land held very successful auction. sales
this week.—Mr. Jahn McIntyre is - all
smiles at the arrival of a son. _"'
Whalen
The W-M.S„ of this church held the
monthly anec-lti;ng on Tuesday in the
basement followed by the Mission
Band at 4 p.m,—Mrl. John Webb lost
a, valuable cow last week.—Mr. Frank
Squire and ,span Grafton spent a few
days at ,the :homes •of her pagents, Mr+
and Mrs. N. Ogd—Mr, Phillip Mc-
Gee has xecov%ered after his recent ill-
ness.—Friends wit11 be sorry to learn
that :Airs Phillip Brooks still con-
tinues very ill.—Mrs. John Hodgson
;the to he out again, after bieinag
t,wnr:it.e•.? to heir home for some weeks.
—Mrs. ,Gela..Sgi rs j.rt,, has returned
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Dayman
in Tuckersmitha—Mr. Frank Squire
has purchased a teppn: of grey horses
from Mr. Lamport off Crediton.— Mr:
Allan Jaques and. slater Getie spent.
Thursday last visiting Mr. and Mrs. N.
Ogden.
Lucan
\Irs. Jane Wadptock, widow of - the
late John Wadlock of Luca,n died at
London Thursday. She is survived
by four daughters and ane son, Mrs. J
J. Westgate, Mrs, Ai Thomitgies, Mrs.
G. Dusky gond. Mrs. J R. Craig, and
James.
When The Day Is Over
one gotten up by Dr. Pierce fifty years ago.
Fiverything growing out of the ground
seems intended for some use in establish-
ing natural conditions. Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., long since found out what
is naturally best bir women's diseases.
He learned lt aII through treating ,thou-
isands of cases. The result of his stUdies
was a, medicine •called Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This medicine is made of
vegetable growths that nature surely In-
tended for backache, headache, weakening
pains, irregularities, and for the many dis-
orders common to women in all ages of life.
Orillia, Ont.: --"I snffered from a bad case
sf woman's trouble with backache, nervous-
ness, disordered digestion, irregularity and
I had great pain all the time, sometimes I
would faint at nay worlr. I had one physi-
eian after another but they did me no good.
I then toOk Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion and it fixed me up all right, I look much
better and feel fine. I will recommend the
'Prescription' to all suffering as I dicV"--
MRS. Mil -BELLE B. GRATRIX, 115
When the
household
cares and the
worries of
everyday life
have dragged
you down,
made you un-
happy, and
there is -noth-
ing in life but
headache, back-
ache and wordy,
turn to the right
Write : Dr. ]Pierre'sIn'valida' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for confidential advice and
you will receive the medical attention of a
specialist, wholly without fee—no cleans
whatever.
AN ENEMY
OF MANKIND
A Subtle Foe to Deal With
The subtle, unsuspected enemy,
which, taking hold ou the kidneys,
saps them of their strength and vital-
ity, rendering t1n'ninactive and unable
to remove the poisons and waste sub-
stances from the blood, should immedi-
ately be dealt with. All who suffer
front backache, pains in the sides,
sciatica, rheumatism, neuralgia, con-
stant headaches, constipation, that
helpless feeling of lassitude; stiff,
swollen joints, hands and ankles, sore
museles, sleeplessness, floating speeks
before the eyes, irritability, should at
once begin treating the kidneys with
Gin Pills, t.lti"h are by far the most
effective remedy for diseases of this
vital organ.
The first sign of pain in the back
or side iswarning enough. Do not.
delay, Once the kidneys and bladder.
get out of order, most serious, and
often fatal consequences are likely to
follow in quick sequence, Get a box
of Gin Pills today, and correct the
derangement before it is too late. At
all druggists or dealers, 50e, Money
refunded if not satisfied. Fro sample
on request,
The National Drug & Chemieal Co.
of Canada, Limited, Toronto, United
States Address, Na-Dru-Co., Inc., 202
Main St., Buffalo, N.X. ss4
Lumley
Delayed ix the mails.
\frs.- Fraser sister of Al'rs. Simmons
was here for several ,days owing' to
the : lineae and dearth, of the latter on
Sunday \rarch 1.4, at.the age,, of 78
years, 4 months ands 10 days. Tile de-
ceased had been in, poor health for a
number of years, and for two months
had been confined to her bed:grad-
wily becoming weaker; Her husband
died some years ago.I Seven children
survive. 6ou . sons, Jack def Tucker -
smith, Westley of Fillmore, Sask, \S911
and Fred. at hscne, and three, daughters
Mrs. Geo Fairburnapd Mrs, H. Hog-
arth ,Krf Tuckierzmitii, and Mrs. W.
Kerslake of Hibbertr The funeral was.
heli on Tuesday to McTaggart's cem-
etery, The ,late •M'.rs, Simmons was of
bright, cheerful xiispos:Ci,oa. always
villin•, to ;hive a helping hand in the
time of sickness„ She was an, obliging
neighbor and ;took' a keen interest in.
her house and lam/1yd She will be re-
membered Sang in this neighborhood.
The monthly mee'ti'ng of Hurondale
Women's Institute wail held at the
home of Mrs. J. k, Gferut and was
largely attended.—Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Horton, sr., pro s(tilll confined.. to Their
bed with an aittack sof in.flud.nza, but
are improving; slowly„—Mr. and Mrs.
Will Fraser ,telt here for their home
in the 'W-edit.—Misses Nettie M"c'Tag-
gart and E. Case of Landon. Road,
spent last week with Mrs. 5. bI.Glem;rid
Hay Council
By-law No. 3, 1920, abolishing the
Statute Labor in the Township and
providing for commutation of the same
was passed.
Reeve Laporte was' authorized to in-
vest the $1000 im tV6ctory Loan, due
in 1934, the interest to furnish funds
for,, the awards in, ,the project to be
kntown..als the War Memorial Scholar=
ships p f the Township Of Hay;.
The following appointments were
made,—Poundkeepers, J. Ross, S. Greb
E. Weidlo, W. Sl. ,Jothnsftaa, G. Becker
J. W. Horniejr, '1 F. Turnbull, L. 1?•
Denomme; Fence Viewers, W. Cald-
well, J. Pfaff, E. F. Kbopp, H. Stein-
bach, A. Hendrick;. Sheep Valuators,
W. D. Thompsion, P. Haberer, F. Kad-
ing.
Mr. Wrier Laanlont was appointed one
of the vglutttora to valuate; the Zurich
Centra' Telephone property.,
A number of accounts were passed.
Hensall ,
Mr. Bert G;:,ernes of Tosonto has
been visiting his grandnydther, Mrs.
1VIcDougall of towing—Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Pybu•c have moved to the west
and will farm neer Webb, Sask. Oth-
ers \visa w.,eat went ia,st week were, Mr
Norman Pybus and% fa¢agly, and J. Kins-
man.—Miss Dolly Carlin returned this
week from a visit in Oyen, Alta. —
Miss Annie Carlisle left here on Wed-
nesday pa spend a couple months with
relatives .and friends in Winnipeg and
other parts of the Aries(:;—Willson Ber-
ry has returned frarn Mankton, where
he was takh.g charge of the: Sterling
Bank there• during the illness of the
manager, and is- again on duty at the
bank.—Mr. and Mrs,. Chisplm of Cal-
gary,,Alta,., who hsu e.beesn in Scotland
for some tine. an a visit, have recent-
ly arrived here and will spend. a short
time with with their .rellat.ives: and
friends before rctunnhng to Calgary.
Usborne
(Too late for last week.)
The family of Mr. John Klliein,feldt
was very pleasantly surprised domMon-
clay evening by a number of these
friends gathering at their home to
spend the ev',ening.� Ant enjoyabble time
was spent in music and gainless after
which, a.• delightful luncheon was serv-
ed by members of ,the party.
s
Farquhar
Mr. and Mfrs,. Wiwi .Pio(1(IeIN spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. William
Passmore ; at Exelteir{ Tlhle Ford agent
io{ •Exeter has belen very busty in this
vdcindty :lately—Lsdu.e kindly kejep in
mind the annual nmdting of the Wo-
men's Institute, Tuesday, April 6. -The
Box; Socral undejr' ih,e'auspicersf of; the
shlai ,etHaa,',deirs+ttof ;thle, Hag ;will . het held
Goad Friday, April 2.—A number of
thel•ysouing ,pteiorlie of `thus+ neighbor-
hood ot•tendeid the wand bee ,.:.and
_lance )at Mir..Gefts: Tuf,fans, S{taffa, on
'Friday evening and report a real goad
titrte,
Incorporated in 1855,
CAPITAL RESERVE $9.000.000
Over 120 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
BUSINESS SERVICE .
Many pf our cis timers who started In a small way, have
now a well-established business through the assistance and co-
operation of this' Bank over a per;ra 1 of years,
Open an account in this Bank where your interests will be
faithfully looked. after by experienced officers.
The manager is always accessible
11XEETl?:R BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,.
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
afety Deposit Boxes to Rentat the Exeter Branch.
YOUR AMBITI.N
Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some
of your accustomed vim and is your ambition
to do things at low ebb? Your resistance
is broken. You should find help and invigora-
tion in rich, nourishing
(0113 EMULSION
Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott's
seldom fails to freshen the Wood, build up the general
health and impart a feeling of well-being to the body. '7
For that tired -out ir;eaisg take Scott's Emulsion.
Scott Is' lows•. isioob, Oat.
19-32
CLINTON.—Elizabeth Chidley ,wid-
ow of the late James Sheppard, died
on Tuesday, March. 16, after a short
illness of pneumonia;: She had beena
resident of Cli.ntton for a, great many
years and was twice married, to Mr,
Johns and Mr, Sheppard.
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you want the best! Look for the Gold Medal. Label on
any article and you will know instantly—without quer
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All First-class Hardware d�rare' Dealers
IN addition to the branch at
Exeter, this Bank has
branches at the following near-
by points:
CREDITON - -. J. A. McDonald, Manager
DASHWOOD - • F. S. Kent, Manager 493
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP. CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND ' - - - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, :" A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855,
CAPITAL RESERVE $9.000.000
Over 120 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
BUSINESS SERVICE .
Many pf our cis timers who started In a small way, have
now a well-established business through the assistance and co-
operation of this' Bank over a per;ra 1 of years,
Open an account in this Bank where your interests will be
faithfully looked. after by experienced officers.
The manager is always accessible
11XEETl?:R BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,.
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
afety Deposit Boxes to Rentat the Exeter Branch.
YOUR AMBITI.N
Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some
of your accustomed vim and is your ambition
to do things at low ebb? Your resistance
is broken. You should find help and invigora-
tion in rich, nourishing
(0113 EMULSION
Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott's
seldom fails to freshen the Wood, build up the general
health and impart a feeling of well-being to the body. '7
For that tired -out ir;eaisg take Scott's Emulsion.
Scott Is' lows•. isioob, Oat.
19-32
CLINTON.—Elizabeth Chidley ,wid-
ow of the late James Sheppard, died
on Tuesday, March. 16, after a short
illness of pneumonia;: She had beena
resident of Cli.ntton for a, great many
years and was twice married, to Mr,
Johns and Mr, Sheppard.
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you want the best! Look for the Gold Medal. Label on
any article and you will know instantly—without quer
tion—that it must be''right. Iu•
For
Sale by
All First-class Hardware d�rare' Dealers