The Exeter Advocate, 1920-5-27, Page 44
The Exeter Advocate
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors
Subscription Price—In advance 3150
;rcr year zn Canada; $2,00 in the
Lln1te•1 States. All subscriptions not
?aid in advance 50c. extra charged.
TH1'RSDA,Y, olAY 27th, 1420
Centralia
days owing to a. stroke Thursday ev-
ening but at time of writing we it '
pleased to hear of a slight change for
the better.
Rev. ;Sinclair left Tuesday n firm.
for Toronto, where Mrs. Sinclair n ;:i
undenro an operation. We hope for
her speedy ret'overy,
Misses 117innie and Irene Essery t,t
1:?n-lOn spent the holiday at their
home here.
t1r
jas. Godsave of London N isite d.
:n the village ;over Sunday,
'tlr. Harry Aadle.rsan of (alt spent
unday with his aunt, Mrs, A Brooke.
_ \Ilse Veva Dav's and Mabel Hea •
i'".rs \\ m. Robinson has been in a tam of London were at tinea b naeli
; is c, nortalt;o n fair the last t'ew over the holiday.
is Your Mouth Tender?
Are Your Gums Sore or Bleeding?
Are Your Teeth Loosening?
If so, you have "Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or Trench Mouth, and
you need
Riggs Remedy for Riggs
Why suffer when you can easily treat yourself in
privacy of your own home by this sure, safe and
which will give you immediate relief? Write
RIGGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limited.,
Pyorrhea Specialists 144 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ont.
IP
Disease
the comfort and
painless method,
May we give you the book which helped thousands
to get their phonograph in the cabinet of their ideal?
IN the fascinating pages of "Edison and
Music" you will learn the characteristics
of the exquisite styles developed by the Old
Masters in England, France and Italy.
Seventeen beautiful plates illustrate the
New Edison's cabinets, each of which is a
direct adaptation from some historic furni-
ture treasure.
No one should buy a phonograph without
getting this book. It's free.
J. Willis Powell, Dealer,
Exeter, Ontario
The
McLaughlin Car
TiE .CAR THAT CLASSES WITH THE BEST.
THE CAR WITH MERIT BUILT INTO EVERY PART.
tIHk% CAR OF DURABILITY..
TI -IF CAR WITH DIGNITY IN. ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.
yCOSTS A LITTLE MORE, BUT WORTH IT.
S. M. Sanders, Dealer.
Alex. Purdon Sales Manager Anatoli% •by brutal methods. Moslems
�`
are brought into camp in chains and
SHOWROOM AND OFFICE, JAMES ST., EXETER.nt�ny have serious injuries from cruel
treatment.
Miss Gladys Conner of London was
home over Sunday, •
Mr. Herb Han'.oaa spent the holiday
at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hicks and daugh-
ter spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. lick's mother at Blyth:
Mrs Thos. .Bayes and Mrs. W, 13ow-
den• stent a few days last week in
Lon1on with their mother, Mrs. Boyle
Mrs. j, Anderson is visiting in St.
Thomas with her daughter, Mrs, Spen-
cer.
Archie Hicks, son of Andrew Hicks
;nLP,P met with a painful accident on
Tuesday last. He and another young
man were driving stakes, and when tl'e
axe wan being raised it struck Ark'':e
in the mouth inflicting payn:u1 'nit:ries
to his lips and necessitating several
stitches to close.
Elimville
We have the promise of an abund-
ant fruit crop as title trees are white
with blossom.—Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Mot?. and Miss Vera of London .,nett
the week end with. relatives h.ere,—
Miss Pearl Hanna of Sea:forth ,spent
the. week end at the home of her uncle
Mr. T. Bell. --On. Monday evening the
young ladies met and organized a :Mis-
sion Circle, "Lave Oaks," The offic-
ers are as follows;—President, Vera
Heywood; Vice-prees., Elie Horne;
Rec.-Sec'v, Viola. Bell; Cor-See'y,Ed-
n t Pym; Tracts.,. Mina Cornish; Pianist,
\lay Heywood;. Sec'y Mite Boxes,Le-
na Pym.—On Friday evening the boys
net and al ga'nizCd a baseball- team.
1 h.. roads have been made magnificent
by grating.—John Johns has torn down
tis
barn inir the purpose of recon-
strtt lin!, it and adti. to to. its size,—
The
ize—The i't t saying is; "The month •of May
les the tramp of hay." if th:s say -
n, l,;o >ci the hay will be short
Oris \lnry Fieri, Evelyn
,': rugby W'a'ter Johns and Rev. Atr.
Par+i'' tax:?tor;::'. to London. on Fri
Crediton
a llliOUn; .1 Cretliton's
D:,:a- tor June 3rd. More partie-
Mars i;n ;:.':other column The different
t:ommitte es have been. working hart to
'cake the Event worth coming to see.
Prizes will be awarded to best decor-
ate l hut•ine.'ss ,places and residences,
ti,n7onnto.1 automobiles, school uarades
and the most laughable calltbulnp an
outfit
Our Band was in Exeter on the 24th
assisting the. Exeter band in furnish:ng
the day's music. Our baseball team.
also played ball there with Clinton.
They .were defeated, 7-4 in the fore-
noon but won. in. ten innings 7-6 in the
afternoon,. Considering that very lit-
tle ball has been played by our boys
it was very gratifying to see. what
work they did, King and Bill Motz
came along as veterans, Tupper A.n-
dersliar and. Roy Wolf ricked off the
flies in tine style while Sonny on aril
baso stoipei everything that came
within a rad of the bag. Bissett cicd
;goof. work On lst. Errors were few.
We may expert tiome lively games Here
titin seassorl. Clinton comes en the 3rd
Frantz Taylor won second mcney in
Jiit.'hell on the 24th with "Irish Bill"
Ile is mighty pleased with the result
eonsider.ng what he was up against.
Rev I'arnaby of Elimville and Rev,
Baker of the :1lethodist church ex-
changect pulpits last Sunday.
The County Good Roads Committee
with Engineer Patterson and County
Clerk Holman of Goderich passed
,n,.011,4). here on Tuesday, inspecting
?�
ro.nl,, which are under their con-
trol.
ul,o:i:r:ly on Monday brought
n:te .: number of visitors to town,
\Ve n:'tired the following :—Roy Fah-
ner Chat4m; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ewald sof hitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Telfer and family of London; Lorne
Brown. of Toronto University,
The Township Court of Revision was
held in the Hall on Wednesday. A
number !of corrections were made to
the roll
Mrs. Rosze3l and babe Paul have re-
turner ? home, after a short visit with
her father in. Hamilton.
Jack Mallett has improved the ap-
pearance rot his hotel by putting a
curtain canopy over the balcony. Leave
it to Jack to do things.
Dr. rain', Mrs. Orme motored to To-
ronto on. Monday.
Miss loris Jefferson of Sarnia spent
a few clays in town last week visit-
ing friends,
CLINTON.—Mrs• Roy Grigg, who is
the guest tut the home of her husband's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Vs.. J. Grigg, re-
ceived word on. Tuesday ;et the death
of her mother at Calgary.
SEAFORTH—An estimable lady
Passed away May 18'th, in the person
of Annie Button, wife of Mr. J. Wes-
ley Beattie, after an illness of two
weeks, aged 47. A husband and two
daughters survive.
The town of Milford, on the St.
John river, N.B., was visited by fire,.
which did damage of about $100,000.
A large gathering of Methodist
clergy and Iay workers attended the
funeral of Rev. Dr. 0. L. Kilborn in
Toronto.
The McClary Manufacturing Co. of
London has bought all the holdings
of the Wm. Buck Stove Co.; Ltd., of
Brantford.
hive Indian boys were drowned
while crossing Moose Lake, south of
The Pas, in a canoe, encountering a
heavy storm.
The Governor -Gene; -al, the Lieu-
tenant -Governor and Premier Drury
review the Toronto cadets at their
annual parade.
Exchange of merchaandise between
Italy and Russia is to begin shortly
by way of the Black Sea. Italy will
sand medical supplies in return for
wheat.
Advices from Chihuahua say Villa,
die Mexican bandit, is holding George
superintendent of the Alvara-
do Mining Co., of Parral, a British
> 111e;wt•, :for $50,000 ransom,, ,,
1)espatd]1 from Constantinople state
that Nationalists are recruiting in
�RiCN BENEFITS��
IThere is not a single reason
e why you should deny yourself •
the benefits of rich, nourishing
Scott's Emulsion
eFar better than alcoholic•
Itonics or medicines, every
drop of Scott's contributes,
to strength and better health
Scott ;t Bo«ue, Toronto, Ont. W..)1'
NIIMBOBIENRECINEIM011111111.
Shipka
A subscriber writing to the Advo-
cate wshes to 'know what has hap-
pened the Shipka correspondent, as his
old-time budgets are not appearing. ft
is up to our correspondent to square
himself, and we hope he will do so
by resnoading with his old-time bung -
e t\.
_Farquhar
The Womeres institute will meet on
Tuesday afternoon, June 1st. A pap-
er Will be given by Mrs. Garnet Pass-
more, "Co-operation Between School
and the Home," also a talk •on Salads
by Mrs A. Donne. The.sc papers will
b; very interesting, so we hope for
a good attendance, --The annualTham-
ea Road School Picnic will be held
June 3, in. Mr. James Baliantyne's bush, ff
Ball games and other sports will take I
place. Everybody welcome. Bring
your baskets.—Mr. David Brown. spent ,
the week -end in. St, Marys,.
Ills
FORT E :.. KIDNEYS
AND PAINS IN THE BACK
Banish Iain$ in bar , riles and head
and all ills rctulu :M f,. tt deranged
kidneys, suet: as rbruntntirnt. r :flea,
lumbago, neuralgia, swollen joints and
stone in the l,l,,,Itt'r.
Relieve congestion, soothe inflamed
tissue, bring normal action, which
purifies the blood and corrects the
ailments, Gin Pills have helped thou-
sands. They will help you. Send for
free sample, or get a box from your
druggist or dealer, b0c. with money-
back guarantee.
Address: The National Drug &
Chomical Co. of Canada, Ltd., Toronto
U.S. Address: Na-Dru•Co., Inc.,
202 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y.
266
What services do your bankers render?
Do they supply you with sound, practical
advice based on up-to-date knowledge of
markets, prices and business conditions?
Do they help you to take advantage of your
opportunities and increase your income ?
This Bank is prepared to help farmers in
every way possible. sol.
THECANADIAN BANK
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
r/1-4.) COMMIT RCP
RESERVE FUND
D - $15,000,000
1,�t,Tl;tt iii -:_\.NCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
lnt•orp,n•ittc'd in 1855
CAPITAL RESERVE S11,tiip,(alt]
Over 120 Branches
'�'"j BAN
THEMO►�O
{ '
A good Banking connection is essential to the suce•e,;; of
any merchant or trader.
This Bank is equipped and prep..:ed to give et a:•ie'at,
careful and quick service in every department of banking.
EXETER BRANCH
T, 5, WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business .laxly.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran. h
Western University
London, Ontario
@Arts and Sciences
Summer School
July Sth to August 13th
,FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE
K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar
i
(et,c-m:Cti"la°-wed
Plain Facts about Milk Routes
•
A team of horses costs about $400, double harness
$100, a wagon $75, making a total of $575. A Ford
Truck costs $750 at Ford, Ont.
Government experiments have proved that the cost
of feeding a horse is 8.7 cents per working hour, or
17.4 cents per team per hour. One team, if collecting
milk, could not cover more than 30 miles a day.
The cost for twelve hours would be $2.09, or about
seven cents a mile. The cost for gas and oil for a
Ford Truck is -only 4; cents a mile. The Ford Truck
soon pays for itself in the reduced cost of operation.
A Ford Truck will cover at least 60 miles a day col-
lecting milk or 250 miles on long hauls. It enables you.
to operate at a lower cost per mile and to cover twice
as much territory as with horses.
Ford One -Ton Truck (Chassis only) $750 f. o. b. Ford, Ont.
Use only Genuine Ford Farts
685 Canadian Dealers and over
2,300 Service Garages supply
Genuine Ford Parts and i
prompt repair service. ,J
2
(ill iallHllJv/t grvir 1 u a dio
plif grrtq% iy/via ,0,11
,'
~ivy 'ih
�... IIran0111,7` 11111.181111E
Milo Snell, Dealer, Exeter
Your
tanker Will Tell You,
if you ask him, that next to Victory Bonds,
there is no better investment than Provincial.
Go-vernment or Municipal Bonds. The securi-
ty is of the highest grade, and the interest
ranges ashigh as 7%.
I
if you have money that is not earning as much
as you think it Haight, you would be well ad-
vised to consider buying th,,se bonds, You
can get them in amounts of 100 and upwards,
and we will delil'er tilt bonds to your local
bank for inspection prior to payment, free of
charge to you.
I
We suggest that you write us and get a list
of them,
Wood, Glindy & Company
Canadian Pactfic Railway Building
Toronto
The Exeter Advocate
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors
Subscription Price—In advance 3150
;rcr year zn Canada; $2,00 in the
Lln1te•1 States. All subscriptions not
?aid in advance 50c. extra charged.
TH1'RSDA,Y, olAY 27th, 1420
Centralia
days owing to a. stroke Thursday ev-
ening but at time of writing we it '
pleased to hear of a slight change for
the better.
Rev. ;Sinclair left Tuesday n firm.
for Toronto, where Mrs. Sinclair n ;:i
undenro an operation. We hope for
her speedy ret'overy,
Misses 117innie and Irene Essery t,t
1:?n-lOn spent the holiday at their
home here.
t1r
jas. Godsave of London N isite d.
:n the village ;over Sunday,
'tlr. Harry Aadle.rsan of (alt spent
unday with his aunt, Mrs, A Brooke.
_ \Ilse Veva Dav's and Mabel Hea •
i'".rs \\ m. Robinson has been in a tam of London were at tinea b naeli
; is c, nortalt;o n fair the last t'ew over the holiday.
is Your Mouth Tender?
Are Your Gums Sore or Bleeding?
Are Your Teeth Loosening?
If so, you have "Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or Trench Mouth, and
you need
Riggs Remedy for Riggs
Why suffer when you can easily treat yourself in
privacy of your own home by this sure, safe and
which will give you immediate relief? Write
RIGGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limited.,
Pyorrhea Specialists 144 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ont.
IP
Disease
the comfort and
painless method,
May we give you the book which helped thousands
to get their phonograph in the cabinet of their ideal?
IN the fascinating pages of "Edison and
Music" you will learn the characteristics
of the exquisite styles developed by the Old
Masters in England, France and Italy.
Seventeen beautiful plates illustrate the
New Edison's cabinets, each of which is a
direct adaptation from some historic furni-
ture treasure.
No one should buy a phonograph without
getting this book. It's free.
J. Willis Powell, Dealer,
Exeter, Ontario
The
McLaughlin Car
TiE .CAR THAT CLASSES WITH THE BEST.
THE CAR WITH MERIT BUILT INTO EVERY PART.
tIHk% CAR OF DURABILITY..
TI -IF CAR WITH DIGNITY IN. ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.
yCOSTS A LITTLE MORE, BUT WORTH IT.
S. M. Sanders, Dealer.
Alex. Purdon Sales Manager Anatoli% •by brutal methods. Moslems
�`
are brought into camp in chains and
SHOWROOM AND OFFICE, JAMES ST., EXETER.nt�ny have serious injuries from cruel
treatment.
Miss Gladys Conner of London was
home over Sunday, •
Mr. Herb Han'.oaa spent the holiday
at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hicks and daugh-
ter spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. lick's mother at Blyth:
Mrs Thos. .Bayes and Mrs. W, 13ow-
den• stent a few days last week in
Lon1on with their mother, Mrs. Boyle
Mrs. j, Anderson is visiting in St.
Thomas with her daughter, Mrs, Spen-
cer.
Archie Hicks, son of Andrew Hicks
;nLP,P met with a painful accident on
Tuesday last. He and another young
man were driving stakes, and when tl'e
axe wan being raised it struck Ark'':e
in the mouth inflicting payn:u1 'nit:ries
to his lips and necessitating several
stitches to close.
Elimville
We have the promise of an abund-
ant fruit crop as title trees are white
with blossom.—Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Mot?. and Miss Vera of London .,nett
the week end with. relatives h.ere,—
Miss Pearl Hanna of Sea:forth ,spent
the. week end at the home of her uncle
Mr. T. Bell. --On. Monday evening the
young ladies met and organized a :Mis-
sion Circle, "Lave Oaks," The offic-
ers are as follows;—President, Vera
Heywood; Vice-prees., Elie Horne;
Rec.-Sec'v, Viola. Bell; Cor-See'y,Ed-
n t Pym; Tracts.,. Mina Cornish; Pianist,
\lay Heywood;. Sec'y Mite Boxes,Le-
na Pym.—On Friday evening the boys
net and al ga'nizCd a baseball- team.
1 h.. roads have been made magnificent
by grating.—John Johns has torn down
tis
barn inir the purpose of recon-
strtt lin!, it and adti. to to. its size,—
The
ize—The i't t saying is; "The month •of May
les the tramp of hay." if th:s say -
n, l,;o >ci the hay will be short
Oris \lnry Fieri, Evelyn
,': rugby W'a'ter Johns and Rev. Atr.
Par+i'' tax:?tor;::'. to London. on Fri
Crediton
a llliOUn; .1 Cretliton's
D:,:a- tor June 3rd. More partie-
Mars i;n ;:.':other column The different
t:ommitte es have been. working hart to
'cake the Event worth coming to see.
Prizes will be awarded to best decor-
ate l hut•ine.'ss ,places and residences,
ti,n7onnto.1 automobiles, school uarades
and the most laughable calltbulnp an
outfit
Our Band was in Exeter on the 24th
assisting the. Exeter band in furnish:ng
the day's music. Our baseball team.
also played ball there with Clinton.
They .were defeated, 7-4 in the fore-
noon but won. in. ten innings 7-6 in the
afternoon,. Considering that very lit-
tle ball has been played by our boys
it was very gratifying to see. what
work they did, King and Bill Motz
came along as veterans, Tupper A.n-
dersliar and. Roy Wolf ricked off the
flies in tine style while Sonny on aril
baso stoipei everything that came
within a rad of the bag. Bissett cicd
;goof. work On lst. Errors were few.
We may expert tiome lively games Here
titin seassorl. Clinton comes en the 3rd
Frantz Taylor won second mcney in
Jiit.'hell on the 24th with "Irish Bill"
Ile is mighty pleased with the result
eonsider.ng what he was up against.
Rev I'arnaby of Elimville and Rev,
Baker of the :1lethodist church ex-
changect pulpits last Sunday.
The County Good Roads Committee
with Engineer Patterson and County
Clerk Holman of Goderich passed
,n,.011,4). here on Tuesday, inspecting
?�
ro.nl,, which are under their con-
trol.
ul,o:i:r:ly on Monday brought
n:te .: number of visitors to town,
\Ve n:'tired the following :—Roy Fah-
ner Chat4m; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ewald sof hitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Telfer and family of London; Lorne
Brown. of Toronto University,
The Township Court of Revision was
held in the Hall on Wednesday. A
number !of corrections were made to
the roll
Mrs. Rosze3l and babe Paul have re-
turner ? home, after a short visit with
her father in. Hamilton.
Jack Mallett has improved the ap-
pearance rot his hotel by putting a
curtain canopy over the balcony. Leave
it to Jack to do things.
Dr. rain', Mrs. Orme motored to To-
ronto on. Monday.
Miss loris Jefferson of Sarnia spent
a few clays in town last week visit-
ing friends,
CLINTON.—Mrs• Roy Grigg, who is
the guest tut the home of her husband's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Vs.. J. Grigg, re-
ceived word on. Tuesday ;et the death
of her mother at Calgary.
SEAFORTH—An estimable lady
Passed away May 18'th, in the person
of Annie Button, wife of Mr. J. Wes-
ley Beattie, after an illness of two
weeks, aged 47. A husband and two
daughters survive.
The town of Milford, on the St.
John river, N.B., was visited by fire,.
which did damage of about $100,000.
A large gathering of Methodist
clergy and Iay workers attended the
funeral of Rev. Dr. 0. L. Kilborn in
Toronto.
The McClary Manufacturing Co. of
London has bought all the holdings
of the Wm. Buck Stove Co.; Ltd., of
Brantford.
hive Indian boys were drowned
while crossing Moose Lake, south of
The Pas, in a canoe, encountering a
heavy storm.
The Governor -Gene; -al, the Lieu-
tenant -Governor and Premier Drury
review the Toronto cadets at their
annual parade.
Exchange of merchaandise between
Italy and Russia is to begin shortly
by way of the Black Sea. Italy will
sand medical supplies in return for
wheat.
Advices from Chihuahua say Villa,
die Mexican bandit, is holding George
superintendent of the Alvara-
do Mining Co., of Parral, a British
> 111e;wt•, :for $50,000 ransom,, ,,
1)espatd]1 from Constantinople state
that Nationalists are recruiting in
�RiCN BENEFITS��
IThere is not a single reason
e why you should deny yourself •
the benefits of rich, nourishing
Scott's Emulsion
eFar better than alcoholic•
Itonics or medicines, every
drop of Scott's contributes,
to strength and better health
Scott ;t Bo«ue, Toronto, Ont. W..)1'
NIIMBOBIENRECINEIM011111111.
Shipka
A subscriber writing to the Advo-
cate wshes to 'know what has hap-
pened the Shipka correspondent, as his
old-time budgets are not appearing. ft
is up to our correspondent to square
himself, and we hope he will do so
by resnoading with his old-time bung -
e t\.
_Farquhar
The Womeres institute will meet on
Tuesday afternoon, June 1st. A pap-
er Will be given by Mrs. Garnet Pass-
more, "Co-operation Between School
and the Home," also a talk •on Salads
by Mrs A. Donne. The.sc papers will
b; very interesting, so we hope for
a good attendance, --The annualTham-
ea Road School Picnic will be held
June 3, in. Mr. James Baliantyne's bush, ff
Ball games and other sports will take I
place. Everybody welcome. Bring
your baskets.—Mr. David Brown. spent ,
the week -end in. St, Marys,.
Ills
FORT E :.. KIDNEYS
AND PAINS IN THE BACK
Banish Iain$ in bar , riles and head
and all ills rctulu :M f,. tt deranged
kidneys, suet: as rbruntntirnt. r :flea,
lumbago, neuralgia, swollen joints and
stone in the l,l,,,Itt'r.
Relieve congestion, soothe inflamed
tissue, bring normal action, which
purifies the blood and corrects the
ailments, Gin Pills have helped thou-
sands. They will help you. Send for
free sample, or get a box from your
druggist or dealer, b0c. with money-
back guarantee.
Address: The National Drug &
Chomical Co. of Canada, Ltd., Toronto
U.S. Address: Na-Dru•Co., Inc.,
202 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y.
266
What services do your bankers render?
Do they supply you with sound, practical
advice based on up-to-date knowledge of
markets, prices and business conditions?
Do they help you to take advantage of your
opportunities and increase your income ?
This Bank is prepared to help farmers in
every way possible. sol.
THECANADIAN BANK
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
r/1-4.) COMMIT RCP
RESERVE FUND
D - $15,000,000
1,�t,Tl;tt iii -:_\.NCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
lnt•orp,n•ittc'd in 1855
CAPITAL RESERVE S11,tiip,(alt]
Over 120 Branches
'�'"j BAN
THEMO►�O
{ '
A good Banking connection is essential to the suce•e,;; of
any merchant or trader.
This Bank is equipped and prep..:ed to give et a:•ie'at,
careful and quick service in every department of banking.
EXETER BRANCH
T, 5, WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business .laxly.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran. h
Western University
London, Ontario
@Arts and Sciences
Summer School
July Sth to August 13th
,FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE
K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar
i
(et,c-m:Cti"la°-wed
Plain Facts about Milk Routes
•
A team of horses costs about $400, double harness
$100, a wagon $75, making a total of $575. A Ford
Truck costs $750 at Ford, Ont.
Government experiments have proved that the cost
of feeding a horse is 8.7 cents per working hour, or
17.4 cents per team per hour. One team, if collecting
milk, could not cover more than 30 miles a day.
The cost for twelve hours would be $2.09, or about
seven cents a mile. The cost for gas and oil for a
Ford Truck is -only 4; cents a mile. The Ford Truck
soon pays for itself in the reduced cost of operation.
A Ford Truck will cover at least 60 miles a day col-
lecting milk or 250 miles on long hauls. It enables you.
to operate at a lower cost per mile and to cover twice
as much territory as with horses.
Ford One -Ton Truck (Chassis only) $750 f. o. b. Ford, Ont.
Use only Genuine Ford Farts
685 Canadian Dealers and over
2,300 Service Garages supply
Genuine Ford Parts and i
prompt repair service. ,J
2
(ill iallHllJv/t grvir 1 u a dio
plif grrtq% iy/via ,0,11
,'
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