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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-11-4, Page 5waraataa. 4...1.411114 NO 03 R. 711 tan Box' ; late, Pri the .10 180 120 Ito 100 90 so 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Below Sixth while Asleep .) ows, wheelbarrow, lumber wagon, 1 Temperature Right. Both )Day and Night Automatic heat regulation is an absolute neces- sity if you are to enjoy your home during the coming cold and unsetthileionths With this device you can have exactly the degree of warmth you want during the day, indicate at bedtime the temperature for the utigulriet and secure autornatieall) at the "getting a up hour" resumption of the time temper a Xe4144 Medifes4 40 04 AS 1, ,F1 lieRrfieszaRroft "Th., :bum of 11,. Hdotinr MAO Not only rnamtains thes. even healthful temperatures but also does away with all guess work, worry and attention to drafts and dampers It is entirely automatic at all times and is a nrir-el convenieace Will Soon Pay For Itself In Fuel Saved Easily Installed and works perfectly with any kind of heating plant—hot water, hot air, steam, vapor or vacuum ) Agent C. H. Skelton Exeter AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD En:EC rs an: South Ha,';' of Lot 21, Con. 9, Stephen, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1920 At 12.30 o'clock, sharp' the following: Horses—Heavy draftmare, 8 years old; 4 year old t-no,re, in foil; 6 'year old horse; 11 year old horse; 12 year old driver; striver risitor 4; 2 yeatro olds by Emperar McKinney; drising mare with colt at foot. Cattle—Cow due in Dec,; cow due in Jan,; cow due in March; 4 cows doe in An:) and Nfay; 4 two year old steers; 2 year old steers; 3 yearling heifers; 6 spring calves; Regis1ttered Shorthorn Durham bull, 17 months old. Pigs and Poultry -7 stockers; 2 trot sows (if not dold before sale); 18 tur- keys; 80 hens. Collie del,. ' Implements—Massey-Harris binder mower and ,disc drill; Frost & Wood cultivator; ISlassey-Harris bean culti- vator combined; Frost & Wood hay rake, steel roller; Cockshut disc; Frost & Wood scuffler; Ideal manure snreader; 4 -section harrows; riding plow; 2 Frost 8t,Wood walkino plows 2 Maple Leaf twin plows; fbanning- mill.,160 Xt, hay fork rope, new ; 4 sling 4.013, lumber wagon, wagon box, stock rack, hay rack, gravel box, bobsleighs, 2 too buggies, cutters, turnip pulper, wbeelbarrow, 2 1-2 h.p. engin,e, emery grinder, 2 set double harness, 3 set single harness, De Laval cream separ- ator water trough, sugar kettle, 40 grain bags„ big, straw stack to be fed on the place, bioycle., set scales, 3 bar- rells 2 barrels cider vinegar, 40 rod woven, wire fence, 40 rod barb wire; hOf ton coal in sacks, 3 apple drying large chop box, logging chair, h.ay knife, cutting box, 40 gal. steel coal oil barrel, rope and tackle, light wire stretchers, roues! and windlass for killing beef, •girl's Islay house, robe, 3 horse blankets, whiffletrees, chains, neckyokes, forks, shovels, hoes and other articles toonumerous tc mention Household Effects. -L. Baseburner, 1 Moffatt cook stave, stand, cupboard; Daisy churn, kitchen chairs, rockers, 3 bedsteads, cistern pump. Positively no reserve as The pro- prietor As giving up farming. Ternos—t1.0 and under cash; over that amount 12 Mos. ;credit an, ap- oroved joint notes, or 4 per cent cff for cash on credit amounts. F. TAYLOR SILAS BROKENSHIRE Auc t. Proprietor Alonzo Hodgins, Clerk The Advocate can give you club- bing rates with any of the daily news- papers or magazines. Lenin Rosiness Institute DUNDAS & RICHMOND STS. LONDON, ONTARIO It pays to 'investigate before choos- ing a school Write for information. Now is a good time to ,enroll J, MORRITT N. STONEHOUSE Principal Vice-Prin. THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTis Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT an4 CHICAGO . • - - Unexcelled dining 'car storyl,ce. Sleeping, cars.. can night train and Parlor ca4rh on principal day trains. • Fu/1 khtormatiion from any Grand Trunk Ticket Age.nt, or C. E. flbrn- 14 District Pasaenger Agent/ Torour,e) N. J. DORE PhamLe 40w. Agent, Exett. AUCTION SALE scuffler land roller, set harrows, hay rake, seed drill, f•ertilizer drill, turnip OF ARM, FARM STOCK AND IM- drill, root ouLper, grisodstane, 25 grain pLEm-hNTs pn, S 0.!,72 /apt 21, coa. 17 bags, 2 lumber wagion$ 2 top buggies Stephen, 2 1-2 miles north of Shipka, llaY xaek, oair btsbsleighs, gravel box on. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17th1920 set double harneso light set double , at 1 pon, sharss, the roosoolag,_ dritring; harness, two furrow plow, 3 Horses—Mare 5 years old, in foal walking Plows, fariningnal, hay fork to Lord Grey, horse, 4sirig 4. ; filly rope, Daisy chur.nl, 3 .staeks of mixed hay forks, hoes, chains., whiffietrees roils; 3 by John D.; ,,suckilino, colt by l.ord Grey, and other hrtioles to ntimorous tc Cattle—Cow 8 years, due 23 Dec.; rae,x1ti°11. cosy, 6 year's, due, 5th March; cow, 8 rlousehold Effsects—Coal range and Years, due 17 April; cow, 3 years,, due olOcs, sideboard, table?, 6 chair's, v oaj 16 Aoril, cow 4 years', due 23 April; heater extension. table, 2 t.small tables . arrow eowt; 9 heifers earning 3 years:, a number of dishlesi, 3 bed, rnalitre,soes due in ,March and April; 2 Yearl'g aucl springs, and a number of other household articles. ...teers, 1 yearling ,helfer, 6 spring cal- itnnlements, Etc.—M.-H. Binder, 6. that amount 12 months credit on aro Terms -810 and under, cash, over Also brood sow in Dig. 4)o. out ,nearly new; Mokl. cultivaO0o, Droved joint (notes or 't discount of 5 13 teeth, nearly new; , McCormick l Iler fetegt- off for cash. )arse ,rake nearly rtew; Frost & Wood F. TAYLOR JOHN BLATCHFORD over 1.2 -hoe drill; 3 -horse disc ; Auctioneer Proprietor rirrow ; set °iron. harrows, 2 !walking iolo. twagart, set sleighs, Clinton faa- ,it,g miu with 10 new sieves, set heavy - Mos Murray of New York is renew Hensali t t r, tarness, set light harness, 29 foot ing acquaintances 'tin town.—Rev. Mr. exionsiorladdewater trough, grain the w-eclding of 'Miss Edith Modena and .Nfrs..Ai R. 5Z Grrett attended , ;hoot puIper, 40 feet loch piping, Ford Oar, hay rack nearly new, gravel box . to ,:tir. Alex. Gatrrett in, London.— half Air. lalad Mrsi. A. .T. ItVIAteman of J.)e- toaring car in good condition, acre troit are vioiting friends and relatives hash; 5 acres corn in. shock; 1 turnips; -quantity (timothy hay, cash. here.—The Eaton, Memorial.. Church, , some ,.. Forks, chains, shovels, etc., and many Torontowas the of a Pre4tY d weding on Oct. 21stowhen Mr. othor ;articles. Thos. Farm.—There will also be offered for (2m:ssGIGniandl,r,.. Trs uenttht0,t eed3v,:;.t 1uarrT4orogentr4t: sa ' l.e 50 acres of grass land, being S% Con 'Lot 23 17, The groom is a, (son lot . the late John ., s ,g11. Imder grass nd ' aGlenn, ,formerly of liensall.—A very v ell fced en. Terms, -11) per cent on plce pretty wedding toold attire home dopyoos[a.svalele),, banolanzio:sie3x0wdazss ^thh:reapfrtooell of the bride in Hensel', CLINTON—Aa accideat occurredat CORBETT—A pleasint eventook - Ca theories,when M'ss Leeper af St. orietor has sold Ilse farm he, .is on. 1. erres.—$10 god under cash, over that amount 12 months credit pn ap- proved joint notes, with 5 per cent discount on credit amounts. F. TAYLOR EDWARDproADLr11.0Eto,N4 G Auctictn,eerGramm of Detroit is tdviting her oar- aod 'Mrs, Shoellig of Detro...i, spent the eats, \ -r and Mrs. Geo Gramm:Dr. week end wifh Mr. and Mrs. George The taltinetive Red Rose flavor, aroma and rich, strength is found in every Red Rose Sealed carton. Never sold i bulk. fractured to's; of hits ribs arid one atm ,oftlieRozlatt Nahum sAver,r of the of Was broken at the wrist. don sgAy,—one of ,Hay township's re- PAR.KH1LL—Onc a," the mos: wide snected citizens ked at his home on IS -It -flown women in. Middlesex d'...ed at Thursday of Oast week, in. the per- ber home on. Main stree., here, hr the son of James Cochrtatie at the age !,)e;.`s!O101: Mrs. W. 1-1. Taylor, nee 84 years and 6 montlia. The clecea,„ s- Taylor wsthe widow- ed :resided for many yevv ars on his e" the late W. H. Tayboa.who Teo farm ion Lot 8, N. B. Hay, bent.; cue of the early oioneers. His sorrowing wifewife, five daughters and three sons survive. resented North Ofiddleoex in the Leg - islature for about'. 12 years, and who was -afterwards postmaster in Par Mary Carlisle dk were unitedos marriage by the Public Schaal on Wednesday of *lace at their home f>ft Ocoober 20 the Rev. Mr. j, A. McConaell of Car- last week, when Mr. Wm. Elliott, con- wbe.n. Mr. and Mrs.. Jon Pollard t mel Church, at high noon on .0,t, ID raCter Mr, an Prior, bricklayer and brated their filth ani-Orersary of their ?,(.1, Mo arid Mrs. Leeper will reside 'Mr. George Walker, helper, fell from wedding day. The fr'ends present 1(1 Henn!!! I Or the present,—Mios Ada the scaffold and Mr. Elliott had a thumb srnashed and a knee -cart injur- ed. The others ;escaped with only a shakeup, AUCTIOAr SALE •••••••••••=••• were Mr. and Mrs,. Wm. Ford, Elina- ville, Mr, and Mrs. N. Pollard, Corbett Mr, and Mrs. Torn Brooks, Clandeboye \fr. and Mrs. Richard Hicks of Exeter and Mr. Fred Ford of Exeter. HOUSEHOLD EFFECT.S Priest, left last week for her home the guest f34: her brother, Mr. James Detroit on. Sunday of Mrs. Elizabeth VARNA—Four barns on the farm. Mason. „widow of the late Thomas of Dr. Lloyd Moffatt of London, on CLINTON.—The death oceurred in --. Douglas.—Mrs. Harrison, tvho has been OF FARNI STOCK & IMPLEALENTS On Lot 25, Concession 2, Ushollete in Seattle, Wash.—The Hensall. Gun Mason, of Clinton, in. her 80th year. Monday night were destroyed by fire ON THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1920 Club will hold a trapshooiing town- The deceased was a native of Arroah the cause of whioh is unknown. The barns were to have bean offered for sale on. Friday of this v. -eek. sT. MARYS—Three of the pioneer% of this distzlict have passed away—T. J. Harris of St. ISfarys, aged 87 years; Alex Strathdee of St 'Marys, in his 81st ,year, arid John M. Weir of St. ..MaryS oged 87 years'. At 1 o'cloek, sharp, the following:— arnenq here on, Nov. 10, commenc- Ireland., her maiden name being Eliza- Horses—Horse rising 5, mare rising in;; lo the, moraly'k',ort the arrival of beth Garvin. She came, to this ooun- 5, grey driver rising 12, Standard bred the 10 train, Among the prizes to be try when a young o Innes. AUCTION SALE 1 ,exttle-2, cows rising 4 years', steer given for the best slioatingi—Mr. .M. 'sassed away on Sunday week, died wife of the late lessOoder Innis, who mare risinoo 6, dr,isser rising 6. givea are three troishies which will be risl.ng 2, 2 yearling heifers, Yearling Ronnie is laid up at his home, surfer_ on Fztlay, after a fort -night's illness op pARm s.rocx & oteer. 50 Rock hent Ing from fvery severe fall he sus- there bens,'" less ihan a week' (KC- Implements—wassey-H arris mowers tained while oickiag apples, He ference ut the time ;of their passing, On Lot 20, Con, 4, Stephen Tp. on McCormick culti'vator, corn, cultivator fell a distance of about ten feet and The late Mrs, laves was a dauglo.ier TUESDAY, NovonsER 9. 1920 1 At 1 ceelock sharp, the following;-- Cattle—Cow renetwe ; 5 cows due , in March arid Ape, 3 bottlers 2 -pears old, 4 steers 2 ,years old, Hens—A number Rho le Island reds, Implements -6 -ft, binder, 5 -fi. mow- I er. ,manure spreader, nearly new; corn cultitator and bean harvester c :mbins ed, snring-tooth cultivator, horse rake land roller, fertilizer drill, nearly new, fanning mill set scales, gasoline engine 4 horse,nower; grain grinder and belts riding plow, 2 -furrow plow, 2 walking nlows, set iron harrows, 2 wagons, 2 set,sleighsO 2 hay racks, cream separ- ator Malotte, nearly new; cutting box cutter, scuffler, 25 gal. coal oil lank, wheelbarrow, sawing outfit, 2 good cider barrels, blue rock tratr, forks, shevels, chains, and a lot of other ar- ticles too. numerous to me.nticn, Positively no reserve Terms—S10 and under cash; over that amount 12 months' credit on furn- ishing approved joint notes; 5 per , cent, off for cash on credit amounts. ' C W. Robinson., Frank Triebner, Auctioneer Proprietor AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMh.NTS GRAIN AND HAY. Lot 21, South Thames Road, half mile East of Farquhar, on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1920 At 1 o'clock sharp, the fallowing :— Horses—Registered Clydesdale iia. with foal; 3 -year-old registered Clyd esdale filly; pair two-year-old regis tered Clydesdaleifillies; pair filly foals registered; driving mare; Agric. brood mare, Cattle—Registered Shorthorn. cow Highland Queen, duo .'n March; reg- istered heifer calf at foot; cow due March 4; cow due ,Anril 7; cow due Anri1,15; heifer due pee. 23; 2 caws due in Jan'y; cow due June 1; heifer 1 -year-old; 6 spring calvs. Hogs and Poultry—Tamworth sow with litter at tfoot, 5 'pigs weighfutg about 125 abs; 50 pure-bred Barred Rocks; 50 white Leghoros; 6 pair Ir- ish stva.n, ';geese; 10 pair Mos:caste ducks. Implements—Frost & Woad binder, 6 It cut, nearly now; Deering mower, 5 ft, cut; Friost & Woad rake, 10, It.; Frost & ,Wood steel roller 3 drum nearly new; Maxwell cultivator; Mas- sey -Harris disc, &amend harrow,rids. ing plow. iearly now ; 2 walking plows and Twin *low, turnip sower, scuffler, lumber wagon, double box; steel truck wagon. new; spring wagon, top bug- gy, rubber tire; open buggy, cutter, set bobsleighs, nearly new; hay rack gravel box, 6 -horse DoNvar gasoline engine, International; buzz saw, stock scales, 3000 lbs. capacity; Clinton fan- ning mill, set nickle mounted harness, new; set light team .harness, britchen ; set light team harnessI, 2 sets single 'harness; De Laval cream ';separator harrow cart, wheelbarrow, 2 fifty gal- lon oil tanks, stone boat, grindstone sugar kettles, slimy, 150 feet farm ropes, ,sling roPes, 1500 ,bushels oats 25 tons &A -class hay, colony bees, 12 hives, chains, forks, shovels, hoes and many other articles; also, a high Oven steel oa.nige, Clare Broso ,coal oil stove, 3 beonier, tand other house- hold Xurniture, Terms—S10 and on -der, cash; over that amount 12 months' credit on ap- proved joint imattfess 5 per ;cent off for cash on credit amounts. W. H. KAY C. W. ROBINSON, Proprietor 'Auctioneer J. )1:ay, Clerk. UF 0 The GREATEST IIIT IN YEARS Dedicated to the United Farmers • • • and composed by the well-known son g writer, Mr. Morris Manley. SONGWords and Music 35c, postage rumemosim PraPaid• Address: CROCKert PRESS, LIMITED. Pubtisheru48 arid 50 Lombard Street, Toronto, Ont. , • ' *OS TEC, • LATVIA. LITtiBANIA iwo•ums 'GERMANY. POLAND. UTIMATE • Of .TYlittint , t... \cAse3,• ilzo.,esooca 1:— \,.0"-, •.* Czt, , ./4,"4:1,,frp,e`.#0,.. 00)„,..:51;r1 t-.....•••• ''''''' GALICIA. 3 2 JO, IMO • SA lair. it \I c• A. J. c „StArir ti • RATE. 1 Of .111%000 i 4 *c* • 7.'".'... 1,AUSTRIA . f NUAGARY. ,'"' ••••••") INDESCRI Wit'MISERY.: OrATI1•IATI-; .1,4.4.1,LDREN • Muslim • my,geoo• io* .1. ••g:J? 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Within tie great territory between the black lines millions of destitute children are doomed to grow up weak and deformed through want of fats,. milk and sugar, unless immediate help comes from without HERBERT HOOVER, invited to speak at a Canadian Red Cross meeting, said : "Our problem over the forthcoming winter appears to be about 3,500,000 to 4,000,000 children. "These children are the obligation of every man, woman and child in the Western Hemisphere, for we have suffered less; but, beyond this, they are a charge on the heart of the whole world." The Canadian Red Cross appeals on behalf of The British Empire War Relief Fund (To Combat Distress and Disease in Elikepe) $10.00 will save a child, $1.00 will give it "saving" food for a month.‘ Help in this humane work by sending or bringing your subscription to the nearest local Red Cross Branch or to The Canadian Red Cross Society, 410 Shet:bourne Street, Toronto. ,