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Province
of
Inheren t
Wealth
Saskatchewan has
played an import-
ant part in gain-
ing for Canada her
place amuug t the
great wheat pro-
ducing countries
of the world. Iii
1915, 56% of Can-
ada's bumper ( 'op
was reaped in that
Province. This year, estimates say that 136,000,-
000 bushels of the Dominions total of 289,000,000
bushels, will be produced there.
The value of this Province's 1920 wheat and oat
crop alone is estimated at $400.000,000. This
large natural wealth constitutes one of the reasons
that Saskatchewan. bonds rank high in invest-
ment circles.
We offer, in $500 and $1.000 denominations,
$3,000,000 of this Province's 6% Gold Bonds at
96.62 yielding 6.30%,
Mail your order or telegraph at our expense for a
descriptive circular.
Province of
Saskatchewan
6% Gold Bonds
at 96.62 yield
630% for
Twenty Years
eon mood Gundy d pany
t an:m•in Patine it,tiies;ax ttiiklin:;
Ttti\ilial
The Exeter Advoca
THL:• . QCT;; 7th. 1420.
Kirkton
,i kto,t Fair, mwing to the, ,wet
aclier o: Friday last, was noataaa-
aal until Wednesday of ahis week.--
l(' eh• Beitamv, ,ex -Reeve of Blush -
!a -,I Township, whose home was at
t; r r, roti, died in Toronto hcsaita' al -
le, a Ineerina illness; and Mrs. Swat -
n• • widaw'of the. late Henry Swe.it.er,
o' Science Hill, one of the pioneers
c>' Blansbard, also died last week.
Mr:.. (Rev.) 'Snarling, missionary. an
West China, is a daughter of • de -
Grand Bend
Mr. rind Mrs. Shepherd o Th•efiford
visited at Asalah. Gravelle', Sunday -„—
air, and Mrs. Chas. Lawson and tam
my who have been visiting here left
for their home in, Hamiltaa Friday. -
Ir. David McKenzie and family of
.'hiaka visited at Stephen Webb's on
Sunday.—Mr, Tiedeman.left Monday
,t4' work in Forest, ,making anp,le bar
reIs.—Ste11a Granton visited a few
• days in Sarnia last week. There was
no school Friday afternoan in the jun-
i a ,,aat gang, to 'Mitis Bahl) go is
tk> 'fit
Wry,- to attend 'lke ',uite
Eedy
Lumley
Ties vainy° a•riends of Mr. Thomas
,rale • are Weasel to know that b
i, a5 quite reewerei niter being so
seriously hurt from accidently falling
o, f iris wagon while in. Hensall some
time :ago.—Mr. McTaggart c>f Toronto
accompanied 3 y his cousin 'arr. Wel: •
ingtoa :11rTaggart and son visited Mrs
1 John I. Glean last week„ the former
being her brother.—Miss Jennie Millar
of Munroe is now seendiaa, a few days
with her brother Mathew.—Mrs. Thos
Last of Kincardine is v;;sating ht the
l neighborhaod. She came to see :her
; si%te'•- n -saw, Mrs. Wm. Slavin, who
'is, seriously i111 a.'t Aresena Mr. and
['qrs. Wellington Kerslake motored to
Mitchell last Wednesday and took in
the Fair.
1
( BLYTH—David Floody, while on-
( crating a trip -saw had the index and
I cecona anger of 14s left hand. severed.
The Advocate can give you club-
bing rates with any of the daily news-
oapers ,or magazines..
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness
LIN
Pin Your Faith to
Hobbs' Goid MedaiLines
TTENT1ON!"
VERY article you buy at any of the following
hardware stores will give you ' Distinguished
Service" if you make sure when buying that it
bears the famous GOLD MEDAL Label.
" Quality " and "Hobbs told Medal:" mean the
same. Look for the Gold Medal Label—a symbol
of service. You'll find it on Harvest Tools, Garden
Tools, Safes, Lawn Mowers, Sewing Machines,
Roofing, Washers and Wringers, Cutlery, Sporting
Goods, Refrigerators, Binder Twine, etc,.
For Sale by
All First-class Hardware Dealer``
3
SATURDAY,
Two noted British Women Social
Workers in the city,
The 13ridgeburg Co-operative Asso-
ciation is opening a store to -day.
The Moscow Soviet, in a com-
munique, admits the loss of Lida.
An air mail service has been estab-
lished between. Warsaw and Paris.
The Board of Commerce will be
asked to "try" and stop rents from
soaring.
Rev. D. M. Solandt has been ap-
pointed manager of the Presbyterian
Church paper,
Canada's Baby Conservative Asso-
elation has been incorporated, with
offices at Montreal.
The Cleveland baseball team ,Bole
even against Detroit on Friday, 'While
St, Louis beat Chicago 8 to 6.
The governor of Toronto Jail re-
fuses to let movie company "stage"
the escape of Frank McCullough,
Fred Magee,M.rP.P„ has been ap-
pointed a Minister without portfolio
in the New Brunswick Government.
Many Americans are dodging the
high war tax by buying railroad
tickets' In Windsor with Canadian
money.
In addition to German cruisers
and destroyers, France is to get an
;additional quota of ,cruising sub-
marines.
Oliver S. Jordan, building contrac-
tor, shot himself in a fit of despon-
dency at his summer cottage near
Tecumseh.
Players Benson, Halderson and
Goodman, of the world's champion
Falcon hockey team, have moved to
Saskatoon.
Wm. Collett of Prince Edward -Is-
land was drowned while bathing at
the mouth of lied river, Winnipeg,
with bis son.
Bugle March beat K) iris and
Woodbine in the mile anal three-
quarter race for the hl,r1 t,f" D.ir-
h.tni's Gold Challenge Cup at Wood-
bine Park.
it is proposed to reorganize base-
ball, take it out of the hands or iu;
present rulers and place it in control'
of a committee of business men after
dedicating it to the American pea,,l= .
rAart? isreasrun
iNearly everyone arrives at a
1 point where there is need for
a tonic -restorative.
Scott's Emulsion
is the choice of tens of thou-
sands because it gives tone
Ito the whole" system and
restores Strength.
MAKE scams YOUR CHOICE!
iitete1c sow ne. x 4i r Or 34'''
• CLINTON-Chas; 'Hovey, an old
resident, •dill on the 29th, in his 80th
year, Twa sonss Id, .y and J'. E. of
Clinton, end one sister, Mrs. Orchard
of St. Thomals, survive,: --The marriage
took glace on S.eitit'29th of Miss Hel-
en k1alt Iliiddietten of town. tc Arthur
Lewis Smith of Was:t(an,
BRUCEFIl.LD-A quiet marriage
took place on Sept. 29th of Katherine
ciaugllter• of Alex. Thompson, to James
BoWle..merchant of Kippen.
BRUCIEFII�LD— Miss. WWanit;red
i4Vrtght, ,was nla,ri .ed` otn (he 29th to
Win Hiel of Stanley,.
SCHOOL- REPORT OF, S. S. No. 4
Usborne, .for ,September,—Sr. IV., H.
Hunter 87, I. Hardixag 83, G. Thom-
son 78; Sr. 111,, L. Hunter 83, 3V,
Bsigent 77, Jr, III., ,til, Hunter 77;
H. limiter 58; Jrf. II, L. Hunter 87,;G,.
Thomson 81,, 1T. 'Wetac>att 77, D.
\lrestcott„ G. Ford 40; Jr. 1., M, Finn,
ter 70; Pr, A, Thomson„, NO. on. rcll
14, average attendance 13.— L. M.
Davis, teacher,
McGillivray
The home tnif Mr, ;and Mrs. S. J.
S:ot o: tbjs tawnshsn was the scene
tr' a happy gatheri,,g when the 47th
tnn versary of their marriage was cel
ebrate:l. Children present wer .--11rs.
Greenlee, Brinsley; Mrs. Hodg:mi .of
iiranto, Miss Cllarisa Scott; James of
Medford, Alfred of Niagara Falls;
Ni>b'e of Exeter, and Aaron and hdu itr
o: this townsh'n.
Alma College has adopted the
"house system."
Sterling exchange in New York is
lt'eady at $3.48v.,
Cattle dealers says retail bureh•'rs
charge too much for beet.
Persian Cossacks have reached li:i•-
zeli, on the Caspian coast.
„, Sergt.=Major McNamara, M.P,P., is
preparing a bill to regulate rents,
The fund for Ingersoll returned
men is to be divided among thein,
Mrs. A. Schwartz of Breslau, Ont.,
was fatally injured by being burned.
Exterminator won the Ontario
Jorkcy Club -Cup race on Saturday.
Six youths were arrested in Th-
roato -on charges of stealing motor
cars,
Miss Mary Kinlake was fatally in.
lured when . struck by an auto near
l'orBnto.
Hamilton natural gas consumers
have been warned not to use -gas for
seating.
Cleveland won the - Anieridan
pennant by beating Detroit on
> tturday.
Seventy thousand and fifty-two
,.liens arrived at...Ellis Island during
i',ptember•.
The agreement between the Italian
iietal workers and employers hap
real signed. a
John D; .Isaacs of ;'Vancouver was
i cicientally killed with a Manitoba
Bunting party.
St. Catharines qualified to play in
he'0 A.L,A. junior, final, by beating
t,eston, 3-5, to 3.
The Italian'CroVernmcnt is inereas-'
cig the subsidy to extend search for
.11 deposits' in the provinces. '
Gen, Seely, ' who commanded the
',anathanc cavalry' in the great war,
n i former members of the 'brigade
'Toronto.,
IS
Zurich
Ir.. Leslie :Bene.:l::,: t, who spent the
n5 t new nkoa:hp in the West, reittun-
e.i home last week.—Mr. John Geiger
anti family and Mr, and Mrs. J, Gruehn
of Pigeon :Well , spelirt the hast week
at he hooks o'` the icrmer's daughter
\1;s J Gaascho.—M,r. and Mrs. J. Pree-
ter vistaed in lyetiro;.t .4s.t wk.—r.
tfenno Oesch had the mishap to step
on a rusty nail the consequence.;
suiting. in .lo..k-jaw. He was at once
hurried to London Hosa'ael, where he
received treatments, ttnd returnad to
hie home on Sunday, cured.—Mi.
Arthur Well o: Detroit is visiting at
his home ,h,..ae.-Mt. John Oesch c
th. Goshen Line, north, lost a. valuable
horse which was struck by Lightning.—
:Miss Jemima, Johnston, who had spent
the oast few months at the 'home of
her sister, Mrs. R. Dryir,da;e ,a. San..
dut;kv, Mich„ returned hornet
herrn Pl
Mr. Jas. Johnston, who has been in
the ,,vest !for 'some: ,time has returned,
—Miss Vera WV,aods, atter snendin,g a
gree ko:• two w,'tth Jrkeaunt, Mrs.. Fred
alarms. and other relatives in, town,
left for her home in Re.gint.— Mrs,
Smithof Detroit is 1/4l±iist1ting her sister,
Mrs. Humeston,.—Mr. and Mrs', Will
Fairbairn of Gtourtland, are visiting the
f or mer's na,rents; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fairbairn, -1.0•5t • week Mr, Wm. Van-
horne said his house in Land --n, end
is moi:Ing back to Hensall„—Rev. Mr.
Parmiby o: Elimville preached in the
Metbalist Church Sunday, Rev. Rivers
taking Mr. Parnaby's work at Sunsh'ne,
preaching anniversary sermotna.— Mr.
Louis afaeKay, after the holidays there
with his paren:sl,<. returned to Tor-
onto to resume his stud les. — Miss
Florence Welsh, who has bean spend-
ing the ho_.lays az the west, has re
turned home —Thad. Dayman of the
2nd of Tucks -smith had the m'sfor-
tune to be, kicked in the' 4ace• by a
cost which he was ,oalsaing in the sta-
ble He was uncoflsciiou> :t : a time.
and he received some had cuts ren_utr
ing a ?few stiitch,es._ '
A Woman's
Trouble
Stratford Oat.:—"I do think Dr. Pierce's
Favnrite Proscription one of the best medi-
cines I have ever
known for the ail-
. ments of women. I
had for quite a long
tune been having
woman's trouble
which caused me to
become" all run-
down, weak and
nervous. I doc ,,
tored but nothing
seemed to give me
relief until I began
taking ''Favorite
Prescription,' This
medicine gave me
such wonderful relief that I am glad to tee=
ommend it to others."—MRS. A. GOD-
WIN,
OAWIN, tit) Brant St.
NERVOUS AND RUN-DOWN
Brampton, Ont.:—"A few years ago I
was in a nervous and run-down condition
and felt greatly in need of •a tonic. A friend
who was being helped..., by Dr. Pierce's,'
Golden Medical `Discovery advised melt°,
try it, too. It helped me from the very -start
and eventually restored me to perfect health.
I feel. in a position to praise the 'Golden
Medical Discovery' very highly and take
'pleasure in recommending it to all those
who are at all nervous, weak r run-down.'
—MRS. ESTHER PEATSON.
Dr. Pierce'e medicines are made of vege-
table growths that nature surely intended
for backache, headache,, pains, irregularities, ,-
'`and' for the many diyorders common' to
women in all ages of 'Life. Dr: Pierce's
Favorite Prescription' is trade of lady's
slipper root, black cohoeh root, unicorn
root, blue cohosh root, Oregon grape root
and Viburnum. Women who: ( take this '.
standard remedy know that in Dr, Pierce's
Favorite Prescriptionthey are i gettinga
safe woman'stonic so good that druggists:
everywhere sell it in,liquid or tablets..Is is
without alcohol.
Iucorporated in 1855
CAtPITAI,, RESERVE $9, VOW 00
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The inporiance of a Bank 13t lance is not only its purchasing
value, but the independance wh ich Its nossession Wives.
Deposits of O,nle Dollar or m": re are welcomed at any of THE
MOLSONS BANK Branches --In. teres, allowed,
/METER BRANOB
T. S. WOODS Manager,.
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran.h
Overseas Trade Keeps
Canada Prosperous
—Workers busy
—Wages good
--Farmers affluent
To Win World -Trade
We Must Develop
Our Sea Heritage
Our Men
Our Ports
Our Ships
Trade must flow East and
West and Overseas
Shutoff this Dominion from the
seas and in fifty years Canada
will cease to be a nation.
The Navy League of Canada
14
"al
OTHING but the tea leaner. left fo tell my ioitune by, eh,
Dot T'
` there's no sugar left anyway, Harry 1 can see
good i'ortune;in that You make the money, and til help
on the savings by' using Lantic It certainly takes less,
As, ne as the silver, as snowy white as the kneel in homes of refinement yet•
,,
tts;tlirdty goodness earns for Lantze a hearty welcome lethehumblest home
Multiply your saving of sugar in each cup, 'ai'each ' meal, by 365 days;
and the yearly saving by'using Lanttc becomes considerable(
Wme for Lanttc'L,brary
Thm rtes Coolr Boob io because i1'sV
P nerving, Callen and Candie ® -•
and Desserts Sent FRSE for
a Red Ball rrade'mhrk, aur
from a aack or from the top .
panel ofaLan hecarton 'Write `•
for than today:.
In lab, and 5 -lb. cartons 10=Ib 20 -Ib. and' 100.1b„ bags. 5B
WHEAT PA.F"' TICIPATIQN
CERTIFICATES -
Leave your eert:l ica,ts with this Baric'
and We will collect for you the final 1
payment which will probably be auth-.. 1
ori- :id by the Wheat Board about the �
env k)f' October. . gas
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Dr. Pierce'e medicines are made of vege-
table growths that nature surely intended
for backache, headache,, pains, irregularities, ,-
'`and' for the many diyorders common' to
women in all ages of 'Life. Dr: Pierce's
Favorite Prescription' is trade of lady's
slipper root, black cohoeh root, unicorn
root, blue cohosh root, Oregon grape root
and Viburnum. Women who: ( take this '.
standard remedy know that in Dr, Pierce's
Favorite Prescriptionthey are i gettinga
safe woman'stonic so good that druggists:
everywhere sell it in,liquid or tablets..Is is
without alcohol.
Iucorporated in 1855
CAtPITAI,, RESERVE $9, VOW 00
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The inporiance of a Bank 13t lance is not only its purchasing
value, but the independance wh ich Its nossession Wives.
Deposits of O,nle Dollar or m": re are welcomed at any of THE
MOLSONS BANK Branches --In. teres, allowed,
/METER BRANOB
T. S. WOODS Manager,.
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran.h
Overseas Trade Keeps
Canada Prosperous
—Workers busy
—Wages good
--Farmers affluent
To Win World -Trade
We Must Develop
Our Sea Heritage
Our Men
Our Ports
Our Ships
Trade must flow East and
West and Overseas
Shutoff this Dominion from the
seas and in fifty years Canada
will cease to be a nation.
The Navy League of Canada
14
"al
OTHING but the tea leaner. left fo tell my ioitune by, eh,
Dot T'
` there's no sugar left anyway, Harry 1 can see
good i'ortune;in that You make the money, and til help
on the savings by' using Lantic It certainly takes less,
As, ne as the silver, as snowy white as the kneel in homes of refinement yet•
,,
tts;tlirdty goodness earns for Lantze a hearty welcome lethehumblest home
Multiply your saving of sugar in each cup, 'ai'each ' meal, by 365 days;
and the yearly saving by'using Lanttc becomes considerable(
Wme for Lanttc'L,brary
Thm rtes Coolr Boob io because i1'sV
P nerving, Callen and Candie ® -•
and Desserts Sent FRSE for
a Red Ball rrade'mhrk, aur
from a aack or from the top .
panel ofaLan hecarton 'Write `•
for than today:.
In lab, and 5 -lb. cartons 10=Ib 20 -Ib. and' 100.1b„ bags. 5B