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Miss Bessie Morley returned home
from Wiarton on ,,.Saturday_,- Ir, and
teed: Wm; Baker spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs;, Thos. Gunning; -Mr;.
Webb of McGil:ivray is visiting at the
home of her son Johr for some time.
-Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Gunning and
deugbter, Hazel, .speuit the week -end
in Chesley--Several ;from around here
attended the, Wooden Wedding of ele.
and 'etre, Albert Scott on, Wednesday
et. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunning
spenat Friday .at the .home of Percy
Passmore, Thames -Road.-There was
no school last week' on. account'
of the illness of the teacher, Miss
efesceilaneous articles of not more Stewart,-. dr. Allen Jaques and sister
than flee lines, For Sale, To Rent, Gerrie spat Sundtay at the home of
Wanted. each insertion 50c. Lost and lir J. Selves, Thames Rout,
'around locals 25c. an. insertion. (Intended for last week,)
Nies Harvey Squire and ?Sits iilanch
eforiey attended the funeral '•f the r
cousin .lap Weareon on Sunday.
Mooresville
A quiet but very pretty wedding
to.,k place at St. 113ry's Church. on
Wealnesday Nov, 17, when Dora, O.
litighter o' Mre. Geo. Lewis of Brine -
ley teas united in marriage to eer.
Y'4 iellattu o'' Gt~bsore. the Rer. T. H.
Weno` the Anglican church of-
eic iat.ne. The bride, who was ewers
'rival by her broither, entered the
'trurelw te, the strains of the "Bridal
Chorus." and looked charming .in her
aretty little gown of pale -blue duch
ess s`ttin and trope, with embroeier"'d
neinemenes, Her reel .of embroelered.
net wee t aught up with oran_e blos-
soms . and ,he carried a shower baau-
quet of ereem roves. After the cer-
enanv the imtredate friends et turn,
to the hride's ,home, where a dltntw-
"tui+; heo. was served Mr. and Mr. .
Git;sott then motored to Lucan, wheat
tette tate: the afternoon train i'o.*
l l.t .iiatetr. end Niegara Falls. the ar^c1e
travelling In a grey silk dress wcitit
het ,tact volt to match. On their re,
thee they will reside at eateeresveett
Hensall
Mrs. Robert Hoiakirk of Bad Axe
'watt h eeeeting relatives in town.-
etr, Llotd Davits of Toronto vis?ted
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THURSDAY, NOV. 25th, 192(t
Lv A.S HWOOD
1)ashwoed, Ont., Nor. 17, tele.
I'a Exeter Advocate:
An evert o unusual interest cur
ae i for the Dashwood c unere erten,
wi c t. the 25th erniversary tea the
.re anvil oi the present commodious
church, was celebrate :l on the 14th
tt'st. II:shop S. P. Snreag o: Napes
viae, II1.. was the speaker on th s oc-
.4sio . On Saturday even'n, he tie
nvered oat taf his nitertisting and
highly enstruativo lectures which wan
lee .hearts o: the people for him and
enerte.l the way for him for the Sun-
dae services. Regardless o'' the stiff
northern winds, the attendance in the
foa.eno,wrt, was good. A large and,ence
ere'.ete3 tlw Bishop° i,n the twening. At
the clone of the service the epaalter
appealed to the young peop le :spec-
etily for "life service enL!sement."
While none responded, at this '?me,
+.'vitas was possibly due to the fact
t''iatseveral had doue sa during an
doeea tirade at the annual Y. P, A.
teteavention, held ,.he September at t s n e ets he e. -Mr,. Frank Mar-
Desh~wobcl. sh,.1 to teectene her daughters in Sr..a"1'ite Holy Spirit, doubtless. novo 1 n, ° --ear; Neter :tt ha, returred from
deep, and lasting, eonrietion. upon the Tar tate, Reel i, erne ','t airs. Pope's
hearts o: the young peuple. c. >ei e. -Messrs. J. Dr. end Wtd';nm
Durin ; the afterroen :he pastor 1.4 .0 t-r'i., end Henry Pybus have return-
a ' ,cn^:cat sketch e: ate ttongae ,a., w' 1 .-o.rr the We 0.. -Th: publi.e school
teat, ww arae h ep:ieareii v"t y ettereeene. ea; re- opene i after being closed two
to tits; t hunger peer, of the eonere - S -.tee; °fir a 'e v ase of scarlet fe-
el:Iota and st`mula td a ' e ': Eie of leer -M•'s ln,'•a»n has been seriously
tl enkeu neee in the lcir.; ot the ride 'ill :or a few days. --Mass Dorothy Me-
er metretes. The Tay hretbr n. J. K. natal .het gorse to ;Toronto tc enter
tsar r end Jaa:ob KeIlerm ail •p,'k': o: ` the General Hospital as a nurse in
the ...arty days vier yet the coagr• 'tr'in'ng. Mrs. elcDoneli accompanied
gz'ro t wee ,small and the people 'Large- Liar to the City. -hiss viae elcNaugh-
lw pores tort after spending the summer a
• Re: eyeelet: tics, n.v1, to. tt' .,Id
?lurch, the mighty revivalee he godly
c.ervants o. God, Who labored in. f ,itH
and tinder many privations and morn-
eee Worldly Ouitided men.
T'he coagre n:ion has daring tee
1^,t year, greatly improve1 the par-
oaage at considerable expend:tur', It
now a modern dwelling in+every w? '. • etre. A. Johnson & Son have moved
The .improvements consist of a sada into the house they recently boughtdad: massive verandah, a sutiooam, t
Vali-room with ,modern fixture.} and
a leo-mac e.
»sa tie hat returnee. to Toronto,-llrs,
WM.'Stoae bis gone to England to
visit her old home,. --lir. Robt. Jarrott
nod family of V,area, have moved into
town. to reside..
Zurich
iron Mr. Hy. Darters.—ale. Chas. Eit-
her was hoslte from I-ittchewer owing
W. J. Yager, pastor. to the illness of his mother. -Mr and
llrs. Alex, efcAllietter of Marlette,
Bich., spezlt n'Zew days at the home
ANDERSON. -Thomas Ribey, ww ha o' aftStelch-F. Nen Hess, who
lived at Anderson, Blanshard Town- has sad this home and ieweely business
slip, pnd: wv"a's can of the weal-krown in. Biggar, Sask., has ttoae to Calefor-
tnen of the township. droppei dea.1 nia Lo- 'the winiter,, Mrs. E A.tt is j
at 11 o'clock on Friday, whsle at his improv ng after her re.ent illness. -
.ordinary work on, the term. 1he de- err \Vn :eleidinger ha:, moved into
Ceased, who was about 60 years of egg tee dwelling property he purchased
was aptrarezrtly in his usual health. lie frown' Mr. Herb, Bloch. -Dana' Gas-
1cavea a widow and Five daughters, all cho has sold his dwelling; in Zurich
at home save one, who is teaching ,,in to. ear. *Naz Serdras who gets pos_
the wwest. seetaaa 'on Jan, 1st. -`,Vender Smith of
the •Gosrhea ,Lite south, moved 'eat
PARKHILL—f s. Nei: McKinnon of week kilo the residence he recently
the Arlington Hotel. was s•etrerely purchased Iron Mr. H, wrVeil,-O t Nov
etalded on ;the neck and arm, when 14th Wis. C. Eilber sufferee a stroke
a 'vowel ofbot grease was tipped from of paralysis of the right side. She is
a. spelt. recovering nicely. -Ben P to has sold
his 1'15 -acre arms on the 14th to L.
5. Laporte and B. J. Schlichte of De-
troit, for 512,000; posseeehen elven in
?isrc-h.-Mr. and errs. J J. Barry !act
Last week sor their new home at Dun-
vitte - lton He3-rock of Det o,t. a
former resident of this pace has ;,as -
sed ,itis •ecoad examine tion 1, Com-
ate -tial a,td Banking Law.
wave
1
He
Saving coal this winter means
more than helping your bank ac-
count! It helps your country!
Yon will save coal this winter if
you don't burn more than you
actually need to keep your home
comfortable.
Wu' INNeAPaids
Mi RTReavietroR
"The Heart of the Heating Plaut"'
helps to keep you warm and save
your eoal supply. It is 2.n auto-
matic device that takes over the
working of the drafts and damp-
ers of any •' style heating plant.
It keeps the:home at an. even tem-
perature all the time. As soon as
the temperature falls below the
comfort mark, the Regulator
f
opens up' the drafts. When it is
again warm enough, the drafts
are closed, the fire kept down.
Thus no more eoal is
burned than is actually
needed.
The "Minneapolis" will
soon pay for itself
infuelsaved `
C, , Shelton
Agent
gr. ��jy, tt ��o�. Ag�y}
Exeter, Vnt
Worn -
Out,
Weak.
Men
and.
Women
Testify
C•hath.:m, Ont.: -"For many yeara I.
suffered 'with stomach trouble and I tried
many remedies but they seemed to be a
failum my stomach sxmed to be getting
worse instead of better. One day 1 came
in possession of a bottle of Dr. Pieree'a Gold-
en
en Medical Discovery and took it, My
',stomach seemed completely cured. I have
great faith•in this medicine and hope any
sufferer that reads this will give the Dis-
covery' a trial. Once tried, you will never
be without it."-C.TITUS, Jn,28Duke$t.
New I'i tsshine, P. E. I.: -"I suffered
three years with.lronchial asthma. I was so
weak I could hardly walk three steps at a.
time. I could not sleep ao would get up and,
stay up the reatof thenight. One day afriend
• advised me to use Dr. Pierce's, Golden
Medical, Discovery so I sent to any druggist
for a' bottle and when Z had taken half of it
1 felt.a great deal better. When I used that
bottle I sent for two more, and when I fin-
ished the third bottle I was o rnpletely cured.
"Itis over two years sines I first took Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and I
have not been troubled a day with aethms
since." -ALEX McLEOD.
Hamilton, Ont. :-"I have suffered with
rheumatism for the last five years and I have
only taken three bottles of Dr, Pierce's
Anuric (anti -uric -acid) Tablets and three
bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery' and
am nearly cured. I also had that dread
disease, Spanish Influenza, leaving me in $
terrible condition. Only 'those who have
had it know what an awful condition it
leaves one in. I am sure if it hfid not been
for Dr. Pierce's medicines and advice I
certainly would have died.•
"I 'want to reeommeiid Dr. Pierce'rt
. medicines to any sufferer with, ki4ney
trouble or to anyone rundown after, having
the 'Flu'. Also try Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellete for constipation." -MRS. ESTEL-
LA GRANBY. 54 4 James et. North..
Important Events Which Have
Occurred Duisincr the Week.
The Busy World'sHappenings care.
frilly Compiled and Put into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers. of Our Paper -- A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY,
Toronto Housing Company finishes
the year with a profit,
ldr, E. M. Trowern points 'but ir-
regularities of luxury tax,
Atlantic Sugar, after an erratic
movement, closed 3 l points higher.
The O.R.F,U, exeeutive has sus-
pended the'Sarnia intermediate team.
Trade union bf#Ictteis say labor con-
ditionsare quite uormal for this sea-
son,
Dr. W. H. Colline has been ap-
pointed Director of the (ecological
Survey.
The Home Rule bill was read on
Monday in the House of Lords for the
first time.
Four hundred thousand dollars
added to elethodist mini ters'salaries
result of leynen's appeal.
Victor Sheppard, missing from his
home in Toror t° since October 19,.
has been found in .Elmira.
A successor to Sir Rs'uinatd Tower
may l» appointed as High Conimis-
si u r of the eity of Denzlg,
The senior Sleds football teani
quullaed to play in the elaloca CuP
final by beating 0.A.C., 27 to 1.
F.d,ward Fish, O.N.R. ;agent, ,and
in the railway serrate for thirty-one
years, died at Belleville, aged 49.
The result of the Greek elections
is still in doubt, but the Coyernment':s
ex leetations have not been fulfilled,
George Slater, living pear Thomson
Hill, Renfrew county, died as a re-
sult of arsenic' poiso:ring through his
own mistake.
The crew of the steel freighter
Motels J. 11: idler. we eked on Pan-
ealu Shoalr off Whttx'aslt Point, Lake
Superior, was restated,
Dr. O. R. Salt I. of °.herd, Nate
trying in lug motor car to ui..kiee
crossing near River battttp ahead of a
train, was suttee.. and killed:
There is a possibility of tate retrain
hockey team, amateur champions of
/the world, representing Camp 13trreen
in the O.H.A, senior series this
season,
WEDN SD.3ii.
Bancroft Town Hull was destroyed
by fire, with its contents.
British warships in the Black Sea
will observe strict neutrality.
F. C. Drury, who resigned es are
chief at Ilaileybury, has resumed that
position.
Single tax will be an ieeue in the
January municipal elections at Sault
Ste. Marie.
The French. Mlnis3try has approved
the principle of compulsory milttera
service.
Ted Ray, famous golfer, received
a great welcome on his arrival in
England.
Toronto trade tr. de onions kill issue
of policy on threatened wage
reductions.
The British Food Ministry- hopes
that Canada's harvest will help to re-
duce beead prices.
St. Catharines City Council has
adopted a drastic change in the meth-
od of tax collection.,
Thomas Findley retires as general
manager ot the Massey -Harris Co., re-
taining the presidency.
Comnilssioner Forman of Toronto
attacks the proposed tax exemption
eroposais in that city.
Robert Wiley, of Tpronto, brake-
hxa:n on the Hydrp freight line, was
almost instantly killed at Lundy's
Lane.
Count van. Bernstorff will attend
the League assembly at Geneva as
representing Germans who desire
their country admission to member-
ship.
Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin has given
up his plans for a month's vacation.
and hastened back to Windsor to help
his brother in fighting tae rum-
runners.
Gow ernor-elect Miller of "-Neter Yo: k
hate is strongly opposed to the pr --
posed Carpentier-Deulpsey bout. He
will probably ask for the repeal of
the Walker Boxing Law.
Joseph A. Pesant and Rene Ricci,.
Montreal wine and beer nterct- :toe,
were sent to jail for ter elb , ro. hs
at bard labor and fined $2,000 teeth
an a charge of fate« trade marks.
THURSDAY.
Athens is reported quiet, but t. oops
are patrolling the streets.
It is -alleged in China that Japan
is giving secret aid to Gen ,.er-w.,=,ff..
It is said Lloyd George favors.
Prince George as the next Bing of
count Forest's first winter 'terse
fair of the season was held on tw'erl-
needay.
A German: manufacturers' a:ent is
.,ming with permits to sell god sin
Ceeada.
A. E. Copeland will sueceed to the
presidency of the Ontario Hockey
Association.
Despite the snow-covered, fields.
Toronto football teams practiced on
Wednesday.
The Northern senior group of the
N,O.H.A. will open . its season en
Deeember 30.
Dr. N. McCormack,: ex -mayor, pro -
.gists against the extra
assessn e'
ns roll
at Renfrew, /
Disgusted with labor trouble in the
Old Country, inany immigrants are
xrriying in Canada.
The Retail Merchants' Association
of . Toronto are framing a protest
against the luxury` tax.
Benny Leonard, lightweight boxing
champion, stopped Harlem Eddie
Kelly in the filth round.
The price of bread dropped from
17 to 14 cents, at Port Arthur, and
from 17 to 15 cents at Ottawa.
Mrs. W. S. Carr died of sleeping
sickness at her home on tthe;1ourth
%concession, Enniskillen, i Isambton
county. i,
Ben .Simpson of Hamilton has been
appointed as umpire.in the'Dtnninion
series semi-final, "between `Argonauts
:and Torontos.
The first exclusively rabbit banquet
in the province wee served at (mat -
ham. by the Rabbit Breeders' Asso-
oiatior to business men.
FRIDAY.
Bard coal in. Kitehener and Water-
loo dropped from. $22 to $20.
Premier Drury issues a statement
on the question of unemployment.
A new Government has been form-
ed in Greece, Veniselos has left for
France..
The ex-Itaiserin's health is again
reported to be giving anxiety :to her
physicians,
'A Seat' on the New York Stock Ex-
change was sold on. Thursday for
;$5,000.
The first cheques under Mothers'
Allowances Act were forwarded on
Thursday,
Windsor will sell coal to citizens
it at $18.50, the dealers ehaYging now
$24 to $26,
Sir George Foster has been elected
a vice-president of the League of
Nations assembly,
The Poultry and Pigeon $how,
held in Toronto, reported the most
suecessfui on record,
Tenders for the erection- of a"Live
Stock Arena in Toronto are more than
'i million over estimates,
The Toronto Board of Education
favors two doctors to administer to
teachers as well as pupils.
Leonard. Strachan, aged eight,
was drowned in the Red River at
Winnipeg, breaking through the lee,
Th-' University of Toronto is en-
deavoring to 'arrange a billiard league
to embrace Queen's and Western
Universities.
Victor Parker was killed and M. G.
Whitman dangerously injured in a
motoring aceideat in a fog near
Emerson, Man,
• Victoria College beast senior Meds
18 to 6 in the final game of the U, of
T. interfaeulfy competition for the
Muloek Cup.
B1irringtondeports that a mile race,
course will be constructed atthat
town, and operated, it is expected,
under a charter acquired in Hamil-
ton.
SATURDAY.
Judge B. M. Britton is dead, aged
87 years.
Mayor Gordon has been appointed
Fuel Controller of Bridgeburg,
St. Catharines proposes a unique.
etemoria1 to ber heroes in every war.
J. Y. Payzant, a prominent finan-
eier of Hel,ifax, is tante.
Rhodes Ave, Pr sbyterian Church.
Toronto, is nor: elem. of debt.
Premier 4ieigh+tt; spolte in Massey
Hall, Toronto, on Fritl.y night,
Yorlt county's hair a Aye are to be
decorated by long event s of trees.
The Ontario Club made a presen-
tation to Mr. C. M. Bowman yester-
day.
Manitoba Independent Farmers'
Party puts out a platfrom of. 24
planks.
The authorities claim ruin-runntng
at Windsor is •tamed; expect outbreak
elsewhere.
Premier Tasehersau approves plan
of new bridge across the St. Lawrence
at Montreal.
The Turkish Nationalists have sent
an ultimatum.. to the Georgians to
evacuate Ba turn.
It is annmrneed that errangeraents
have been terepieted to erect a soccer
stadium in Toronto.
Hamilton's War Memorial Commit-
tee
ommittee will :'sk for r fit^hiselte as to the
form of the memorial.
"Ted" Lewis, British middle-
weight boxing champion, knocked out
Johnny Basham in the 19th round,
Crowds of angry demonstrators in
Belgrade signified their objections to
the Jugo-SIav-Italian Treaty ot
Rapollo,,
Greece has notified the League of
Nation ofratifications of the Labor
conventions adopted by the Washing-
ton confrr_nco,
A bill providing for a compulsory
day of rest weekly for newspaper
workers will be discussed in the
French* Parliament,.
James McLeod, Gore of Downie,
aged 64, died suddenly in a physi-
cian's office at Tavistock, as a result
of ovsr-exertion.
Pari-mutuel betting machines at
the Woodbine ra^r trwit, Toronto,
receipts axnnttnted to $2,946,902 dur-
ing the "spring meeting,. •
310 DAY,.
Sterling exchange in New York
is quoted at Y3,46 ent..
The Jugo-SIav Cabinet has ratified
the Treaty of Rapaiio:
Harvard University footbail team
beat Yale by 7 to 0.
Archie McCurry Owen Sound, pick-
ed ripe strawberries Saturday.
Windsor, Ont., is to have a new
daily parer, making the third in that
city.
Despite- the inclement weather,
Targe crowds attended Saturday's
soccer games in Toronto,
The striped, large checked suits
for convicts at Kingston Penitentiary
are being replaced by bluish grey
snits,
Mrs. Aaron Shant .r -of Kltclxener
was striekea with apoplexy while
walking to r_•hurch and died In a few
minutes.
The Cabinet of M. ethallie, the new
Greek Premier, intends to continue
the foreign. policy Of the Venizelos
Ministry.
Three members of Fort William.
Board of Induration and seventy_ wo-
men tea'ohers have resigned over The
salary question.
The Canadian Harvester was
Iaux shed by he Port Arthur Ship-
hailding Co. Saturday, and the keel
Is led foe "'No.
461'
Argomtuta, laterproveneial Foot-
ball Tiinten eftarcl tons beat Torontos,
t5',R,7the , charrrpioxis, in the Dominion
series semi-final brie to 6.
Central Methodist Church, St.
Thomas, introduced a fellowship
rally, with music anti light -refresh-
rnents after the evening service.
The Tniversity of Toronto football
team won"the entercollegtate -Union E'
title by beating McGill in a sudden
_death game at Kingston by 14 •ta 6.
Ravid . Rogers, aged 822, `died , at ,
Winiiipegfiom shock, it said,cdue
fp the murder of lits•.;sen-in-lacy, 4n
specter Alex. McCurdy; in a rtixdaon
Now tiller' ,11 .,• q.
Queen Marie of • tirumania„• is ;in
I,,uceene,- in, connecttoe, with the,,an
npuncement ,of ,the engagement of
t"'Town Prince Charles 'of Roumania
o Princess Helene of Greece.
Incorporated in 1855
s CAI:'ITAL ltlt,SEHVF, $0.000.100
twat 130 f3rxpehe'
THE
MOLSONS
BEFORE CROPS ARE 'SOLD
Farmers needing money white waiting to market crams or
stock are invited to consult rith the Manager at any of
THE MOLSONS BANK Branches,.
Savings Departments at all 3raiwhes,
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager.
Centralia Branch open for business .laity,
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
CLIINTON-Up to Nov. 13th David
Cantelon Hnron'`s largest . apple ship-
per had shipped this season 20,600
barrels of apples, bought within a
radius of eighteen mites., So far its
barrel account totals $32,000 Annie
Steep, wi,fe,of Isaac Dodd, died last
Thursday after several months illn.ss.
She was born in Goderich Tp., bu,t
lived hero 48 years, The husband and
one daughter survive. -.Mrs. Isabe a
eleltae tiled on. Nov. 15thr Her bus.,
band died nine years ago. She kavas
five sons and three daughters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C, H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
1 This is a
GUARANTEED
r� HALTER
d LTE A
This halter has a guarantee tag
attached to it. If you have a horse
that can break it inside of one year
the makers will repair or replace it
free of charge. It is made three-
ply, with a tough rawhide centre.
We have a halter for every
horse. Come in and look them over.
W,l 5. BEER. - EXETER
E.NhDIGER., DASHWOOD
F. 5, FAIRHALL, CENTRALIA
dt •, ron h o Buster"
Price
TIIE LAThST PRICE ON TETE
Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co'y8
Engines.
1 1-2 H, P. 'ENGINES $
110,00
3 H. P. ENGINIt.S• ► S175r00
6 H. P. ENGINES , 4285,00
These engines are equipped with th.e Basel; Magneto, the finest ig-
nit,on. known. )'
DOUBLE GEAR PUMP JACK' t. ;:. X15.44
INTERNATIONAL GEAR. JACK. _ x15.00
FARM LIGHTING POWER -40 LIGHTS' "3'525,00
WE SELL THE CASE TRACTOR.
EMERY STANDS; SAW ARBORS, ' PULLEYS, BISLTINC>
HANGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
ALL MAKES OF ENGINES OVERI-IAt7LED
CYLINDERS RhBORED OR'GROUNG NEW
PISTONS MADE TO. FIT WITH RINGS ....
OXY - 'ACETYLIsNE WELDING DONE.
The Cochrane Machine Works`:
EXETER ex -r.
INTER WORK
l am in a position to handle all makes of cars
lin thi'
far overhauling s winter. .
A s• +nape deaf to all.
Ford Garage
Exeter
At present
MORE THAN 40,000 -FARMERS
are obtaining credit from this Bank.
This indicates , our desire to extend credit
: for agricultural purposes to any deserving
farmer.
Call and consult us.s
5T
THE CANADIAN .BANK
OF 1 M e.I Lf,,F ,
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
RESERVE FitiND - $15,000,000
EXETER BRAC CI , F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
s CAI:'ITAL ltlt,SEHVF, $0.000.100
twat 130 f3rxpehe'
THE
MOLSONS
BEFORE CROPS ARE 'SOLD
Farmers needing money white waiting to market crams or
stock are invited to consult rith the Manager at any of
THE MOLSONS BANK Branches,.
Savings Departments at all 3raiwhes,
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager.
Centralia Branch open for business .laity,
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
CLIINTON-Up to Nov. 13th David
Cantelon Hnron'`s largest . apple ship-
per had shipped this season 20,600
barrels of apples, bought within a
radius of eighteen mites., So far its
barrel account totals $32,000 Annie
Steep, wi,fe,of Isaac Dodd, died last
Thursday after several months illn.ss.
She was born in Goderich Tp., bu,t
lived hero 48 years, The husband and
one daughter survive. -.Mrs. Isabe a
eleltae tiled on. Nov. 15thr Her bus.,
band died nine years ago. She kavas
five sons and three daughters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C, H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
1 This is a
GUARANTEED
r� HALTER
d LTE A
This halter has a guarantee tag
attached to it. If you have a horse
that can break it inside of one year
the makers will repair or replace it
free of charge. It is made three-
ply, with a tough rawhide centre.
We have a halter for every
horse. Come in and look them over.
W,l 5. BEER. - EXETER
E.NhDIGER., DASHWOOD
F. 5, FAIRHALL, CENTRALIA
dt •, ron h o Buster"
Price
TIIE LAThST PRICE ON TETE
Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co'y8
Engines.
1 1-2 H, P. 'ENGINES $
110,00
3 H. P. ENGINIt.S• ► S175r00
6 H. P. ENGINES , 4285,00
These engines are equipped with th.e Basel; Magneto, the finest ig-
nit,on. known. )'
DOUBLE GEAR PUMP JACK' t. ;:. X15.44
INTERNATIONAL GEAR. JACK. _ x15.00
FARM LIGHTING POWER -40 LIGHTS' "3'525,00
WE SELL THE CASE TRACTOR.
EMERY STANDS; SAW ARBORS, ' PULLEYS, BISLTINC>
HANGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
ALL MAKES OF ENGINES OVERI-IAt7LED
CYLINDERS RhBORED OR'GROUNG NEW
PISTONS MADE TO. FIT WITH RINGS ....
OXY - 'ACETYLIsNE WELDING DONE.
The Cochrane Machine Works`:
EXETER ex -r.
INTER WORK
l am in a position to handle all makes of cars
lin thi'
far overhauling s winter. .
A s• +nape deaf to all.
Ford Garage
Exeter