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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-12-9, Page 5The distinctive Red Rose flavor, aroma and rich, strength is found d fall h ' In every Red Rose Sealed Carton, Never sold in bulk. iiimmenseamalw jeenemetwasiesczassiam. A,I.c�LI I VC/0 J\:1NCJAIY RY YOUR LIFE A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY TR DO IT Cives a larger return for life than is obtainable from any other form of investment with absolute security,. • Free from Dominion. Income Tax. Any person resident or domiciled in Canada over the age of 5 may purchase, to begin at once, or at any later date desired, anAnnuity of from $5 "" to $5,000, to be pale, in monthly or quarterly insta'tnents. Any tw i persons may purc:ir.se jo:xst'y Exp <il,,;rs inay•p :relse for tl,ei employees. Apply to your postmaster, or write, postage . ree, to S. T. Bastedo, Super n.en lint of Annuities, Ottawa, for new booklet and other information required. I+,"Iention age last birthday. McGillivray Council Coa^r.'ii me; p.of 4,ij:*u: :u. :t ne',3t ng wt ; • r esd Fl Oka -111. .7` 131".saR_e - 1"hat h gating 57.2 . lie i a 1,,._( ur:ed,� Maguire--Le+w `—That h of 1920, arra - ii•. a r,'-1,• '-a': - bur, nohn'.na t 1.T ` , , ; .•: a :.+v. I +..::. ty returnin , be reit' ;t thir"l Clue _ .. zied. -clic, Con.. i`. hen adji,u. e ` •. ivy.. o;: ISee 15th, . " 1 o t'ikab'i, p.m,. J. lib J it unlnnoncl OVER -ACIDITY of the stomach has upset many a night's rest. If your stomach is acid - disturbed, dissolve two or three It1401 on the tongue before retiring and en- joy refreshing sleep. The purity and goodness of Ki -molds guaranteed by SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF Storrs EMULSION 19-2A AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IM.PLED1ENTS GRAIN' AND ROOTS on Lot 17, Con. 7, Usborne Township os TUESDAY, DEC. 14th, 1920 A, 1 o'clock, sharp, the following :— Horses --Clydesdale snare, 4 years old .registered No. 44572; 1 mare, 5 -yr "old, Agrisulture; 1 mare 7 -yr -old, agricul- ture; 1 driving horse, 4 years old. Cattle—Pure Bred -1 cow, dual pur- pose Shorthorn, Bracelet Beauty No. 107095. with calf at foot;' 1 cow, Brace let Queen No. 126101, c3 year old, due in March; Bracelet Mary, 3 months old. Grades -2 fresh cows, 1 cow .due in March; 1 colo due in February; 2 cows due in April; 2 two-year-old heifers 2 one-year old steers ; 1 nae -year old heifer, 3 calves. Pigs -18 pigs average 150 lbs; 1. sow tivith litter at foot; 1 sow due in Jan- uary; 1 York hog. . Poultry 50 pure-bred White Wyam- ,dotte hens and a number of roosters. Grain,. and Roots, -600 bush. of man - golds, 60,0 bush. turnips, quantity of .mixed grain,. 200 bush. seed oats No.72 Ihnplements, Etc.—One 7 -ft binder McCormick; 1.6 ft. binder, Massey - Harris : 6 -ft. mower; 12 .hone drill, cul- tivator 4 sec. harrows; Wagon and box nearly new ; truck' wagon, gravel` box hay rack, root puiper, 'top buggy, omen .buggy, De Laval No. 12 separator, let bobsleighs, two -furrow plow, wa;Iki:ng p1o.v set double harness, nearly new; set single harness; one bed and spring' 2'Wash stands; 8 dining chairs, 2 rock- ers, number of pictures, and other ar- ticles Los (numerous to jmention, -' No reserve as the proprietor is giv- ing up .farmistg.:. Terms—All sums of $10 and under cash; over that. amount 10 months'. credit approved joint notes, or a discount of 4 per cent off for cash. F. TAYLOR, 'GEO. N:WILLI MS Auctioneer Trot) rie,tor B. M. Francis, Clerk \., THE DOUBLE, TRALK RO&JTh ,Between• MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and ,CHICAGO Unc.xceiied dining, car service: • Sleepun,g ca:^ it night trains and Parior cars 0,, :, nicipal day trains., Ful n orma esus from' sty Grand Trunk Ticket Ager, or C. E. Horn- ing District Passions , 1e?'fit. Tor-osiso N. J.' DORE Pilose 4t w.. Age ; C ret • GRANTON • Rev. Je fer..on-and Morley Wass are cenditl ' 1:etlio:list ct,nferc•ne.' at t"hath:in Iii we:k.—Mrs. John \Vr ght came home Fri71 v after a vis:'. with ler p.rent, at •Lambeth. Mr. and Mr% Fle:tor Nlillson of London visited. last wee* with trends here and at Z',on.— A - very int., re,.wug debate ivas giv'n at 'hC I.ei= ue here on :Monday tsveninu "•Re -olce1 that Paul was a greater man than Moses." Re •ult was Pi prints ..f'or Mast•., ani 1'i p >i'ttti -Paul.—f)aa' t a number !':on1 ::^('unci here are attend lir the tit _*"t 1• h i:,«,•ISIotPs ing is tis citric di r•ct., and fall ,wtheat i'+ Zurlen A. I.. Sr.:mienan, and N. A. Can,tin ,rvvr r,a 1 the• Si., Joseph Fish Cum - pony plant, consisting; of nets, boats i.e. 1 houses, etc. ,:> C. 1:et' and +_: r1 ;e I3risssti,.—Mrs. 5. 3i"urtz of i Pi ;e0.1 M k ,1 , :s w sit:'n„ helatty e.i here: —,tits l.c ;ebert and Mrs. I. L. \Vu n :" k 'l;tors wi,'1 the ':ornier's sister, M. V. Si;,ebert, at Winsiltam.— ;eMr Irvin. lEskste n o: tT h 'all vis: t- d relatives and friend; 'n tills vicinity last week. Ai the West Huron Tea- ! churl' Conventi pn Zurich was chos.en :i:; one of the 'fetchers' Library cen- tres. Teachers in the, vicinity may ob- • till book, ,at any time roni Mr. N. E. Dahms,—Mr. Wm. Kropp received a i 1e quarter of venison that was sent i to ti n by Ws scant, 1)r. Hubert I lope o; I(imond, Ont. TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN NOMINATION AND ELECTION Pub:it' Notice is hereby even that a meetingo' of the Elector: ,> '+1 Town - s�hip Sieph'e;n, wwi'rll be held n the TOWN HALL, CREDITON, on MONDAY, DECEMB.b...R 27th, 1.920 At 1 o'clock i'n stile afternoon, for ithe pu-rpose of making and receiv,ng nominations for Reeve, Deputy-Rerve, and Councilmen. And further notice is hereby given that in iia event o: mon: candidates being 'required for any pa: titular office than required' 'to be. elect -id, the (proceed- ings will be adjourned .until Monday, January 3rd, 1923, when polls will be opened alt 9 a. m., at the following places,, as fixed by ,Tomis.hip by-law, Poll 1, 'Mills' Shop, Los 5, Con, 1, Henry Mills D. R. A.; Nelson, Baker, Poll Clerk. Po.I 2,..Penh,a.le's Kitchen, Lot 20 Con. 2, Wm. Dearing, D. R. O.; Asa Penhale, Poll Clerk. Poll 3, Barber Shop, Lot 11, Con. 6, Alonzo Hodgins, D. R. 0,; .Geo, Hirt zel, Poll Clerk. Poll 4, Town Hall, ,Lot 10, 'Con 7; W. H. Wenzel, D. R. O,+. ; Henry Beav- er, Poll Clerk. • - Poll 5, Walker's Kitchen,' Lot 11, Con. 13 David' Lippert, D. R. '0.; P. Sullivan, Jr., Poll Clerk. Poll 6, Zimtner's Hall, Lot 23, Com, N. B. ; Ed. G. • Kraft, D;. R. 0.; John Graybiel, Pall Clerks Poll 7, McKeller's Hall, Lot 11, Con,.. 17; •Ernest Keys, D. ,R. -0.; David McKenzie, Poll Clerk. • Poll 8, Pall'ock's Ha)11, ,Lot 40, Con S. B. ; W. H. Hayter, D. R. 0.; Frank Turner, Poll Clerk. Poll 9, 'Brenner•'s( Hall, Lot 1;, Satible; John Gill, Dr; R. 0.; Emery Des jairdi�ne Poll Clerk. All electors are hereby requested to take 'notice and :gover-n themselves accordingly. iHENRY EILBhR, Returning Officer. Crediton- Dec, 10, 1920 London Business Institute DUNDAS & RICHMOND STS: LONDON, ONTARIO It; pays to investigate before choos- iang a school. Write for information,. Now is .a good time to enroll, J: MORRITT -N. STONEHOUSP,' Pranc i:pal ' Vice -Print. Greenway (Intended for last week,) Special services ,for women were held ia the ?Vletlhodist Church on Sun- day evening. .Mrs. J. R. Mollard of- Grand Bend was present and gave an ear test and. thoughtful appeallor bet- ter service iia the 1yerid and church. The children oftho churches hereare practising ,for :their Christmas con- certs.—Miss, ,Adah McGregor is re- covering from an, attach of scarletfe-' ser,—Mrs. ` , •Stewp, dson is not auf- foring ras much pain, but remains very '.veal( yet. His many friends are anx- ious itor his recovery;.—A quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the Corbett p^.rsonage on Nov.. 27th, when Miss 3tallfe Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .klason, was marred to Mr. '43-r, O. Wareham of Sarnia, Rev. I). W. WV'i- lams, B.A., officiating. The bride wore o a bzowvn silk dress and travelled in a navy blue suit, 'After a honey - moan. spent in Toronto and Allendale they wilt reside zr Sarniaa All wish them many years of happiness and prosperity.. The bride will be much , missed in S.S. and among her many old ;friends. Hensal daughter, 14irs. 0, Simpson of Bruce- itield.—Mr. Rabit, J. Drysdale is im- proving rapidly from his serious "11- A very enjoyable evening was sp.nt nese and is now able to lie around the house,. -Mr, and airs. Whiite of De- troit are spending a week or so, with relatives and cfrleends in Henssalf and vicinity.—In the absence of Rev, Mr. McConnell, who was, called to Toronto, his forsuet•home, Rev. Mr. Clifton, who has been residing in our village far some months, took charge of the ser- vices.—Hiss Christina McEwen, who has been in Regina, ,Sack., for some months as a trained nurse, nursing her sister lice.), -Mrs. Beach, returned last week accompanied by her sister and her four children.—Mrs. Smith of Hag- -I lle is ' s is,lting her brother, Mr. Walter Ilabkirk,—Mrs..C. A.McT) - ell has returned from Toronto, wile she spent a couple of weeks with her daughter and friends. --A quiet wed- ding took place at the, Methodist par- sonage son,.,,,(. an Saturday, Nov. 27, when atiss Pearl Moore and Mr. John A, Sharp of Watford were married.—Mr alight, who has spent the 16 years in Manitoba, has returned to Hensali, where he will spend the winter,—Mrs. Wurtz of Pigeon, Mich., who has been vile=:ting her sister, ('firs. Merrier, left on Friday for home, accompanied by her mother, airs. _lielUck, who will spend the winter with her. Lumley Warden Petty is attending County MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Council `lsineGo ery ch. tl� rhRobtt Bon file, Strictly eontidentlal; do witness: + ,life Lay• C H. S;utciezg, at the Advocate Mrs. Shane, of 1MIonletori. The funeral took place'on Friday from his late :es- 10d.ence to Kirktox Union Cemetery. BEST at the iaonte of ,'fir. Arthur Jones, a r new resident of Lumley, Friday last. spent gins progresswe euebre ,'and- af- ter a dainty lun'-1i the time passed very rapidly, the sossoarty enjoying a variety of g' -nes Afte--:4irs. Jones' reading, "Conae lueaceq, ' all retired to to their respective homes, thinking Mr, and Mrs. Jones splendid entertain- ers and wishing that .in ;the near fu- ture that all would have the privilege of attending a sintliar event. -=Messrs. John Bolton, John Glenn and Stewart McQueen are attending the Fat Stock Show at .Guelph. --Mr. and Mrs. John McQueen, on their return from Thainesford visited Mrs, Wm. Genn of London, SFA —1 sAnn FergusonRTII. ,oar •� wife of John. Morrison, (lied on Now ember 28th, after several months' illness. Born in ,Ireland in, 1844 she came to thjss country, as a child and lived many years in McKillop and Sea- forth. The husband and one snn sur - Live. FULLARTON—The death occurred at the home of his son, John Foster in his 78th year, Deceased was a ma tive of England, but emigrated here; at an early age. Ile ,Leaves to mournG his loss one son, David, with whom he has been residing, and one daughter, 1 EVIDENCES lir The plump, rosy cheek, r, a well-nourished body, are the best evidences of strength and vigor. SCOTT: . r EMULSION is used in tens of thou- „t e sands of homes every day. It improves the appetite, pro- motes growth and sustains strength„ he:Mt& nawrne.Torrut,a Ont. Zr oar > t■ er ortt. 'rt From a photograph taken in Mr. Rath- maninoT, /foal, Neuf York City. r Ifta on.the Mw ,d 11,..ACHMANINOFF has not only Made RE -CREATIONS for the New Edison. He has also made recordings for one of the standard talking -machines.' We are glad to announce that these talking -machine recordings may now be heard. We Want you to hear them—and compare 1 De- termine for yourself which gives you the real Rachmaninoff. Let us play ` Rachmaninoff's Edison RE -CREATIONS for you. Mark how clear, how true the piano tone. See how every note in his runs, every accent in his in- terpretation, every- shade in his pedalling is perfectly RE-CREATED, This was proved by a' test made at Mr. Rachmininoff's home in. New York City. He played the Second Hungarian Rhapsodie (Liszt) in direct comparison with the RE-CREATION of his perform. ance by the New Ediscn. The absolute fidelity of the RE-CREATION to the artist's original peformance astounded the listeners. Make the Rachmaninoff corn- parison. It will guide you right in selecting your Christmas phono- graph. Ask also about our Budget Plan It brings your New Edison for Christmas without squeezing your pocketbook. Remember, too, that, in buying a New Edison. now, you are virtually buying a before-the- war-value efore-the war -value with an after -the -War - dollar. The price or the New Edison has increased less than 15% since '.1914 :(United 'States .prices),. and • a portion of this increase .-is war tax: "Edison stood\the gaff" to keep his favorite invention' within the reach of every one who loves beautiful music. J. Willis Powell, Dealer, Exeter, Ontario DISO "'Me Phonograph nal -a Seoul"