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• PARK_HILL—On Oct. 4, fait 4 P,m.,
a quiet weddi,rt was 'solemnized at St,'1
Paul's Manse, Parkhill, when the Re,
W. L Nicol unjted; in ,rnarrlage Jessie
Weir Sanderson of Parkhill and Mr.
Francis Hueston McCrachen of Car-
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H)'BBERT—Mailcolni Lana,oatd, a'pros
nevous farmer of Hibbert %I�awnslrip,
died on Tuesday, aged 57. Deceased
had been in poor ,health for over a
year. Besides his widow, a grown-up
family survives. The funeral was held
on. Friday afternoon to Rcy's Ceme-
tery. .__
OLINTON—Thursday morning Mr.
Samuel Castle,, Sr., passed away at the
rine age rof 81 yeatrs, 7 months and 7
days. Deceased had ,been ailing all
year, and lr,as been quite sick during
the -past week.
AUCTION SALE
OF.,FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
on Lot 32, Lake Road Wtestt, 1 3-4
miles north of Grand Bend, on
WEDNI.SDAY, OCT. 20th, 1920
At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following:—
Stoela—Heavy biare rising -7; heavy
mare rising 8, driving mare rising 8;
COW due Apra 4„cow due 'April 19,.
cow due April 11, cow due April 30;
yearling steer,. 3 yearling heifers, 4.
auxins calve; 8.. pkgs, stockers; 1. brood
sow, 30 pullets..
lninlements—l\ cCormick mower r.e-
arly new, bay rake nearly new, seed
chili ;cultivator, disk harrow, Ret har-
rows nearly new; walking plow ,nearly
new; steel land roller nearly new, top
buggy, single seated road cart, lumber
wagon nearly new; set sleighs ne,w;
Portland cutter rniearly new, ;ravel
box, new bay rack, fanning mill,, root
null>er. 3-doz, grain. bags, nearly •new;
extension ladder, set heavy harness,
set single harness, 40 gal gas tank,
new stosk ra:_k, wheelbarrow; about 30
cord. oak, stove wood; anew Fard car
1.970 molt.i o: cash„analialo robe,
whiffietrees, ne.:kyekes,` chains, forks
shovels, ca : "r a, doer frames, sash and
glass.
llousehald Effects.— Range ..aolc
stove, nearly peso, coal or wood; ne.:
heater coal tar wood; nets Pertectic n
oil. stave, '3 burner •with oven; extort::
ion table,' 12. d,-niug Tha:.rs, new Mor
ria looker; 'uch, 2 bedsteads ct;tii
swings and mattresses; commode, man
tle o1ock. 1 n.:eutn 4 yards square.
new; galvan:ae:l flour can, new Daisy
churn, cream ,seoaratar, dishes and
crockery, and many other articles.
Terms—$10 and under cash, aver
that amount 12 months' credit on no -
moved joint notes, or 5 per •cent cif
for cash on credit amounts.
W. M. F_ARRELL • F. TAYLOR
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Proprietor Auc;:,ioneer
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
TS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
on Lot 17, • Concessihn 5, STEPHLN
on THURSDAY. OCT. 21st, 1920
At 1 o'clock., sharp, the following:—
Horses—Driving mare 9 years old
driving ;stare 8 fears old,
Cattle -1 cow due, in, January; cow
due in. Feb., 2 caws disc in March;
COW due in Arra;, cow due in May,
cow due in June; farrow cow; 1hei-
fer and 3 steers -ris•ng 3 yrs. weigh-
ing 1100 lbs; 8 lsteers and 1 11er,fsr
rising 2 years ; 1 baby beef ; 7 aoring
calves; 1 thorobred bull Ben Signet,
1.20814
Pigs and Hens—1 sow due time of
sale; 8 pigs; quantity hen,s.
Implements—Deering binder, M. -H.
^mower•, 6 -ft. cue; hay rake, Interna-
tional hay loader, manure spreader;
Oliver bean. harvester and cultivator,
hand scuffler, harrows, Frost, & Wood
cultivator; International disc.; and
roller; 2 -furrow nlolty; riding plow ;
outper, fanning mill, cutting 'box, horse
poser; 6 h.pt Fairbank & Morse en-
gine and grinder; 40 gal. ta.nk; cross-:
cut saw, stanebaait, work bench, quan
ti. ' lumber, cedar posts, quantity .of
fire,cood, bay, about 8 ;tons cf clover
and timothy chaff, some'turnins,
Household ,Effects—Cook stove, kit-
chen cupboard, celler cupboard, Chat-
ham incubator„ clock, kitchen chairs
rockers, music stand, 2 bedsteads;
crib, cradle, bureau, 2 burner coal
oil stove, jardiniere and fern, • coal
stove with oven„ book rack, lawn
mower, lawn bench, vinegar barrels,
churn, washing machine; many other
articles.
Terms-S10'sand undepr cash; over
that amount 12 months' credit on,ap-
nraved joint notes, of .5 per cent. per
annum off for cash an credit amounts
DANIEL SCHROtaDER F. TAYLOR
Proprietor Augtioneer
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSE AND , LOT AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
on Corner Albert and Simcae. Streets
Exeter, ban,
SATURDAY, OCT. 16th, 1920.'
At :1 o'clock,. sharp, the following:—
Real Estate—Frame House in good
renalr and quarter acresot land, with
fruit ,tees,, etc. a
Effects—Par:Or Suite, 3 bedsteads
with sa ';n.gst, one iron; 3 ma(tresses;
3 dressers, 3 table,s, Lounge; side-
board, !cupboard, 2 rockers, -12 -kit-,.
chen chairs; Z. -cook stoves, one tical
or woo^d, Canada Pride; baseburner
with pipes; Florenceautomatic 'Rail
stoce in good -condilic.n; 2 wash tubs,
wringer and stand, •qualntity.sea1ers8f
dishes, hoe rake, sade, shovels, saw'.
many other articles. Also quantity of
hard wo'ed,
Terms—Chattels, cash; real estate
made known, on day lotfr salle,
MISS REB,C_ CA HAWKINS,
C', W. Robinson, AuCt, Proof
Laotian Business Ins'situte
DUND;AS &: RICHMOND' STS.
LONDON,- ON-TARIO3' • i r•
It pays: -to investigate ;before chop, a;
it>;t! ; Ivschool. Wirate. •far mtforination.
Now is a good time to enroll.
J. - MORRITT N. STONEHOUS E.
Priaeigawi Vice-Prin.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, '.FARM STOCK AND
LMPLEMI NTS
CM. Lot 29, Corn 4, Tuckersmith To.
2 Miles East of Brucefield,. on,
TUESDAY, OCT. 19th, 1920
At 1 o'clock
sharp, the he following
:—
2ge1din , w atsrr about 3000 lbs.
2 ,fillies swell matched,1 and two years
old.
Cattle -4 milch cows, 3 'supposed to
be in calif ; ‘ste}ea''S ,rising 3 years old,
4 steers' and 1 ,heifer rising 2 years
5 this year's cales.
Implements—Massey-Harris binder, 6
ft cut with extra knives, disc drill, 1
cultivator and seeder combined, hay
loader, roller, manure spreader, 6 -ft,
mower with extra knives, hay rake,
disc harrow, 4 sec, drag harrows, Ver-
ity walking plow, and riding plow, dou
bye walking plow, hay and straw cut -
Ong box, root pulper, fanning mill
buggy, cutter, set sleighs, wagon and
rack and box, 2 carts, hand grass
seeder, root sower, 2 set double har-
ness, one ,nearly new, 2 set single
harness; also a viaswell auto 1918.
A quantity of grain and feed.
Farm--Tbe farm is 4 miles from
Seafartb, known as the Brock farm,
and comprises 100 acres more or less
most of which is in good cultivatable
condition. There is about 7 acres of
good bush, ,maple and beech. Tho
buildings include n 6 -roomed dwelling
house, including a kitchen, pantry and
Woodhouse, ,with 'hard and soft water
house; also .first-claiss barn, size, 90:;
50, with brick and stone foundation
and cement ;flooring; finished with
maple and ,oalt; water piped through
the barn .from a never -failing w'i3i1.
There ar`.e, 8 sitahLs for horses, 5 box
stalls rt'yl 30 head ,of cattle can be
tied; a commodious roct cellar under
both grill, -•ways. Roof is galvanized
sheeting. An implement shed 58x26,
Terms—Real 'estate—half cash and
balance can be arranged to suit the
purchaser. Chattels --810 and under
sashover that aanoun,t 12 months'
credit on approved joint notes; grain
sal feed cash,
Farm %vitt be subject to a reserved
°t•,, :ay Armstrong. Rat>t. Luker,
Prolaretore Auc;tioneer
Clandeboye
Itev !).. J, McNair is moving to
London. having sold his farm of 50
a:•res o : the 204 coneessiota of 1St-
Grllivrai , to 11r. Lewis, for $6,000.
Hiram Windsor of the 2nd Con. of
:McGillivray. had a valuable pure-bred
Shorthorn cow killed by lightning dur-
ing the severe electrical storm (In
Monday.—Mrs. Dale, a former resident
of McGillivray, had the mistr*rtune to
fall while n Luican en Monday and
I. lo.'ate ber shoulder. She. :s yet un-
able to b cram vel',t,> ler home,
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AUCTION SALE
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busnesa trip to London Aust Wednes-'
day, --Mr, Bert Doyle of McGillivray
underwent an operation for append-'
ici.tis at St. Joseph's ~Hospital, London,
last week. At present he is doing
nicely,—Mr, and Mra. Mike, O'Rourk
called on:friends in London last week.
and Mrs. J. Laj'ines of Detroit
were visitors in this ,neighborhood last
week.—Miss Mary of Toronto is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. ,John. Hogan( -
Mr: Joseph Guinan, left last week for
Toronto.
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
On Lot 23, Con. 5, Usbozne Township,
on THURSDAY, OCT, 28,th, 1920 at
12.30 share; the .following,—
Horses—Draft mare 7 -yr -old; driver
6 -yrs, god in
ame
$a, driver 3 years.
Cattle—Purebred Shorthorn Susy
Beauty 2nd, Na. 108201, due in Nov.;
Burnside Bud No. 102462, with heifer
calf at foot; 'heifer ,2 -years old, ant
a yearling heifer. Grades — Heifer
due in November, 2 caws in December
cow in March, cow 9n April, 3 caws
in. May, cow in June,,farrow cow; one,
2 -year heifer, 3 2 -year steers, 3 1 -yr
steers; 3 1 -yr. heifer;, 2 spring calves
Implements—Deering binder, 6 ft.
'1feCormick mower 5 -ft.; hay rake 10
ft,; side cake and tedder combined,
Mr; H.; Dane hay loader; hay rack
arid sliding rack combined; M,-11, 13 -
hoe drill, nearly new ;„M. -H. cultivator
disk harrow, land roller, Clinton Fan-
ningmill; cutting .box, Farmers Friend
riding plow; 2 walking plows, 2 set
diamond harrows, sc;uffler, root pulper
set scales, sextensionladder, short
ladder, 2 wagons, wagon box and
stock rack, set sleighs, top buggy, 2
ooen buggies, cutter, 40 ga•„].steel drum
40 rods woven fenoe,wire, 100 ft rope,
2 set double harness, set single har-
ness, quantity 3 -in tile; 11-2 acre of
turnips dinner bell, Also Collie dog.
Household Effects-- Couch, wash
stan.i, sideboard, kitchen, table, 6 kit-
chen chairs, wood cook stave, hang-
ing lamo, 2 bedroom lamps, Daisy
churn, meat chopper. Alsa chains
shovels, hoes, forks, and other articles;,
Terms -510 and under cash; over
that amount 12 months' credit onap-
moved joint notes. 4 per vent off fer
cash on credit amounts,
ROBT. K. HORNEY, Prop.
C. W. ROBINSON', Attet
F, COATES, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE'
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Orn Lot 10, Con, 1, Stephen, London
Road 216 Miles South of Exeter
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1020
At 12 o'clock sharp.
HORSES -1 mare 0 years old;
1 mare in `foal, 0 years old; 1 mare
8 years old; 1 yearling colt sired by
Prince of Carriek; 1 driving horse
5 years old, quiet and reliable.
CATTLE -1 cow due in Dec.;
1 cow due in February; 1 cow due
in March; 1 cow due in May; 1 cow
due in May; 5 young cows; 4 two-
year-old steers; 3 year-old heifers;
4 yearling steers; 3 yearling heifers
7 spring calves..
PIGS -1 young sow due 1st of
January; 1. fat pig; 8 young shoats
about 2 months old.
IMPLEMENTS -1 Massey -Harris
binder; 1 Massey -Harris mower,
nearly new; 1. Massey -Harris hay
loader, nearly new; 1 McCormick
horse rake, good as new; Interna-
tional 3 -drum roller, new; 1tilassey-
4arris 13 -hoe drill new; Maxwell
disc harrow; Massey -Harris spring-
tooth cultivator Merry root pulper;
1 -furrow Cockshut riding plow; set
of iron harrows; scuffler; 1 good
wagon with box complete; De Laval
cream separator, nearly new; hay
rack, gravel box, •pair bob sleighs;
buggy, cutter, nearly new; two sets
double harness; set single harness;
1 turn furrow plow; walking plow;
about 25 tons of good mixed hay;
5 loads of clover seed; a quantity
of good corn; quantity of mangolds
and, turnips, also logging chains,
forks, shovels, hoes, 2 dozen grain
bags, Clinton fanning mill, about 75
year-old hens and pulletts.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—One
oak dining -room table (round); one
oak buiret; 6 oak dining -room
chairs; 1 leather couch; 1 velvet
covered couch; 1 iron bed; 1 ma-
hogany led; 1 mahogany dresser
and stand; 1 walnut dresser and
stand; 1 drop leaf table; 1 cup-
board; 6 kitchen chairs; 1 .Pandora
range with warming closet; 3 -burner
New Perfection coal oil stove with
oven; 1 tub; Connor ball-bearing
washing machine, boiler; 1 churn;
wash board, ironing board; 1 velvet
rug (12x101/2); linoleums; 1 parlor
lamp; 3 bedroom lamps, pictures,
blinds, curtains, fruit, pickles, plants
granite and tin ware and other
things too numerous to mention.
REAL ESTATE—There will also
be offered for sale at the sanie time
if not sold previously, 60 acres, be-
ing part of lot 19, con. 1, Stephen..
On the premises there are two bank
barna and brick dwelling and a nev-
er -failing well. Eight- acres of hard-
wood bush.
TERMS -$10.00 and under cash;
over that amount 12 months credit
by giving approved joint notes. or a
discount of 4 per cent. off for cash.
- Positively no reserve as the pro-
prietor is giving up farming.
MILTON SLEAMON, Proprietor.
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
• Hensall
11r. and Mrs, Ra Smith and children
who have ,been, visiting Mr. and. Mrs.
C. Cook and other relatives in town,
have returned,lto tii'err J1Ome in. Nelson, sor
gay.e'the first
dance of the season on Friday :even-
ixtg,--Miss Hagan sof London is visit-
Mg friends 7n tdwn.—A Pretty wedding
was solemnixeld at the hoarse of Mr,
and Mrs, John Zuefiet ,pu Sept, 4th,.
at 9 a.m„ whe{n. their youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, was united in mar-
riage to Mr, W„4e11 ,of Windsor. The
ceremony was peztfarn c.d by Rev- G.
Rivers, in the presence of only the inn -
mediate relatives and friends. The
bride, who was unalttennded, yore a
handsome ,dawn of Georgette and
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses. The ibride's travelling suit was
a navy blue valour 'with hat to match;
19r. and Mrs. Bell will resideSent. 6t•
h,
at
Carmel
The first annual Holy Name Rally
was held .here on Sunday afternoon,
numbers from ,Zurich, Centralia, Lucan
and Parkhill being present. About
four hundred members gathered in. the
Hall, when Mr,. John Hays read an ad-
dress of welcome to the visitors, car-
rying banners they marched to the
church. where Rev. Father Dignan ,of
of London spoke 'tc the members of
the good work that has been done by
•the society mud urged them to Con-
tinue the good work. Blessed Sacra-
ment was given, by ,Rev. Father Shra-
ader of Zurich, assisted by Father Ho-
gan of Lucan and Father O'Neil.of
Parkhill and the pastor, Father .Tier-
ney. The ladies of the parish served
lunch' in the hall,at,;five o'clock,=,l eVa,
Father- .• Tierney, on. Sunday ;announced
the;holy. bonds, of marriage of Mr.
Ryan df McGillivray to Miss Teresa
Ziler , of Dashwolod, •'the:marriage to'
take .glace the latter ,part of October.
—Messrs, John Guinan and Pat O'-
Hara made a trip to London on Sun-
day. (Some.. attractjgn,boys
T, ' J. Hra11 and Joseph Glavin inade a
KEEP I. SWEET
Keep your stomch sweet
teaky awl ward off the indi-
of tomorrow – Icy
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the now ,Aid to digestion..
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Ammaisusemos4Aseas of ttCorra EMUL iOt1
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"0 hear us when we cry to Thee
For those in peril on the sea! ”
Have you ever been at sea in a storm ana seen the clouds lowering, thea
wind rising and the waves running mountains high, decks treacherous and the
crew anxious? Unless you have, you cannot imagine its awful majesty, or
the courage it calls up and the spirit it commands in men.
Many Canadians Have Never Seen the Sea—
Yet the sea is Canada's World -Trade highway. The sea and the'
Merchant Sailors make us prosperous.
But the Merchant Seaman's life is hard and perilous. He wages•
continuous battle against the forces of nature. The real sailor is.
not the deck steward or attendant on comfortable ocean liners.
His ship is no floating palace. His voyage no pleasure trip.
The Real Sailor's Ship is the Tramp Steamer--
or Windjammer, beating against gales—decks awash—sleep a stranger -
for days and nights on end. Frozen in winter, dodging icebergsf
in spring, groping through fogs off treacherous banks, beating roundi
the Horn, fighting through typhoons, or becalmed in the Yellow'
Sea. , Tough going all the way.
Death Always. Hovers Over the Wheel
Is it any wonder, then, that the Navy League wants to make life,
comfortable for our sailors when ashore? After all, Canada is their
home; and the home, while they are here, of the sailors of other lands.
The Navy. League endows, maintains or assists in maintaining every
Sailor's Home, Institute and Welfare Society in Canada. And every.
dollar subscribed for the maintenance of these Homes and Institutes
will be money well invested, and redound to our national prosperity.
The Sea is Our Heritage . and . Our Strength --
In proportion as we develop this Sea -Conscious Spirit so shall _wo
advance in world civilization and trade. ,,We can only develop our
Sea -Conscious Spirit, by making life more endurable to Canadian
Sailors. And it is for this purpose that ;a portion of the Navy
League's Fund is set aside. To carry bn its work next year, the
Navy League must have $760,000. This money must be raised next
week'. It is not a large amount and borne in proportion from Coast
to coast it must surely be subscribed..
The Navy League of Canada
AILORS' WEEK CAMPAIGN
October 18-23.
Dominion Objective $760,000.
The work of the Navy League is—
,
to enlighten people upon the importance. of the
sea;• so that Canadian products may be' shipped,
through Canadian' ports, in Canadian ships, of-,
6cered and manned by trained Canadians. ,
to encourage and to undertake the training of
Canadian: lads to man Canada's Nays,and Mer -
cloth. Mar%nq
to formulate; a fundamentally sound policy for the
training *Cent present sea -faring population, to
meet 'an emergency, so that Canadian overseas
commerce grill' be,'a`dequately .protected.
to support facilities for making the Sailor's life
aelwre entlu,ablep
to provide for dependents of those who died do
protect Canadi; Nationally, Imperially and Cern
mercially.,
These objects can.,, only be achieved through an
orgnnirati•n representative of public responsibility •
and ' ewtiide party politica.
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