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TriLR. D AY, DEC. 2.3rel, 190
Hensen
-s. John Elder 's 1`•siiinT =r'.entls
in Toros!»A .Miss Dille of Port Hur-
on. is N tiny for afew weeks w -•.h
Mr. and Airs, W. D. Th»tupsexr,:-Mrs.
Thos. Shea.,,, ,aha has been res ing
iter mother in Winelsor, returned tom •
Hudson-Fa;rbaI.rn- A very prel ty
wedding to* ;place on Teee. 15. at
high moan. at the ,,rime of Mrs. Geo.
Fa.:baire, Spruce Avenue Farm, Rill
con Tuek:ersm'ih, when, their daugh-
ter Oise esee united eat traria a to
,tire, Ioseph Hudson .of /Jeissall<, The
ceremony teas perfotrmed. by R'v. J.
A. McConnell of Carmel Presbe t,er-
,ian. Church, only the immediate rela-
tives of .both. famalues ,being Rrest'nt.
The ,bade wore a `ita;ndsonue gown of
navy georgette crepe with steel bead
embro.dery and ,wigs gev'en away fby
her lather, :lir, end Mrs, Hodgson
left on a strip to London, Sarr ;a astd
Chernts thee:" return the
, On th1
+vel reside n Het saU.
On aenelay afteruoan the unveil';,
of :he monure;tt erect.d to the mem-
ory of our fallen. heroes Lose. pint,
and tin tate evenkag,address.s were de
livered :an the Town Hall, 'tine'
prixeipal speaker %being: Lieu.. Cot,
013rowa of London. A large crnwd'.
was esreseai both afternoon end ev"
en.ate The I•iensell Inend «hi others
luras shed music su ; tee :o the o;
cas'on, The nionumene }urn't,hed 1„
Curt nreham & Pryde of Exeter, stands
15 feet in height. The base is ,of
Scotch gr etc. The ;figure, that of
a sold. e; d ;sg tit. ;ease, stands six
Tee: five v:+ has h:;h end res a work
o: art front Italie It cost x2500, of
which $10(.0 wan subscribed 'at 'lien
'seal and k',bout$1000 in Hay and Tuck.'.
ers:nen, and ,elsewiaent ;a the neigh;
boyhood., 'The monument wei,tu ; ov-
er
ver fourte.m , tons, and stands in
front ot the Town Halt The names
of soIdie.'s fn crxib4d oa> ;its base fort:
low .-Nursing Sister Gertrude Petty;'
G. Hanson Petty, William A. McKay,
William L Wesoc,, Edward. Cecil U'l-
lirig, Arthur W. Porter, John Dougaal
McLaren, Thomas H. Wilkenson sea••
rge P
McLaren,
George .i e'eit :ri.
ia. lexoem, R. Cr_ Aemeill, K. F. ,'lark,
F. Coker, ee, Richards, R. 'Er; Tess -
more, George Welsle, David naris,
Case. ,Coyer, Fred Skelton:, G. ,tt..'.
Johnston, 'Orwell •Buehanan, J•- lncle
,McArthur, R. Yuji, John,1i. Stone-
man Robert H. Vollack, Templeton W.
Acheson E. F, Butler, August J.
Hartung, W. C. Cook, Peter T. Meyer.
•
McGillivray Council
The council met on the 15th and
passed a Rarge,number oe accounts. It
was moved and seconder by Messrs.
Rosser and Lev1s, that a vote of the
fele: tors of the township of i4icG'11-
Lvray be taken, at the approaching mun
is pal election Of an 4ect'on be held)
to ascertain if they eere ;favorable to
passing a bylaw ,tot abolish Statute'
Labor in the Towaash`ip tof McGillivray
Mae motion w1as carr,:ed.
When The Day Is Over
When the
household
cares and the.
worries of
everyday life
have dragged
you down,
made you un-
happy, and
there is noth-
ing in life but
headache, back-
ache and worry,
turn to the right
•one gotten up by Dr, Pierce fifty years ago.
inrerything growing out of the ground'
seems intended for some use in establish-
ing natural conditions.: Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., long sincefound out what
is • naturally best for women's diseases:
He learned it all through treating thbu
sands of cases. The result of his studies'
was a medicine called Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescriptibn. This medicine is made of
-vegetable growths that nature surely in-
ten{led.for backache, headache, weakening
pima#;. irreguh cities, and for the many dim
orders'common to women in all ages of life.`
Orillia, Ont. :-"I suffered from a bad case
A' woman's -trouble with backache, nervous-
ness, disordered digestion, irregularity and;
I had great pain all the time, sometimes I
-would faint at my work. I had one physi-
cian after anothdrbut they did nae no good.
1 then took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- :'
tion and'it fixed me up all right, I look much
better and feel fine. I will recommend the
'Prescription' to all, suffering as I dial."-
akIRS, .MA.YBELLE B. GRATRLX, 115
.Albert St.
•
Write Dr. tierce's 'Invalids' . Hotel,
'Buffalo, N. Y., for confidential advice and
fou will receive the medical attention of
specialist 'wholly without fee -no ellarga
Dashwood
•
The Calvary Evangelical Church are
having their Cbrisi*ntas entertainment
htoa,day Pee. 27. A good program .is
btine-aeran,ged, consastina of drr`11s,
ckoruQes, dialogues,, at;, 'also a can-
tata...
antata.
The Lueleeren..Cburcle are holding
their lehrietures. entertainment on Dee,
e4, -when ea goad programs to be
given by the Sunday school.
M. Ernest Weeper o; Los Angeles,
Cal., renewed old acquaintances in
•alis locality.. Iie. ':conducted the ev-
en -an se. -vac es in the Evastgirlical
Church on Sunday.
'4r. and Mre. G. Koch were visitors
:n London a few days bast week:.
tiss 'rUVkt:y of Exeiae; spent; the
week -aid with jr.t'Sand Mrs.! Earl
Guenther.
Rete. 3..'.,eri of Tavi4s,tock attended
Lae ,:wze,al ot the late • Alice Schroe-
der ,past Friday.
Mr. P. Schroed;e- of Stratford vis -
ted .al town a, Few days last week.
icer!, of Alice Schroeder. --This
eornmuniy was, g ee stricken last
n ek oser the death of Alice Sehrce-
de - who 'died .n St. Joseph's Hps-
o .a? net Tuesday. .night of last' week,
She Nes the daughter of Mr. Jacob
Schroeder end n"aa aged 13.. The re-
n ans, were brought: here for bur
the foga,. `talr'ne glace: on Friday.
.lite bereaved relatives Italie the sym-
pathy of 'the comtattaity.
;lir; A. Weleen. a .formes well-
t:nou•n Daeiwood you.mase who has
been, reit ° lu. Batik ,of Commerce stair
far H number f `ze'ars, has beet, pro-
mc+t'et - to, the poo posetion of Bank mana,-
ger et Admiral, Sask. Mr. Weltinie.
t, son of Mn and Mrs, Ig, Welein, and
we R'cdict a'bgglit future for leut.:in
banl rue., "cies,
A p:ee:tty xeeddizrg his :solemn. zed
At dread dieted Muse oar . TIntrsday+
wimp. V:netta, ,only daughter .of Mr.
and eerse. joint Rats' a was unhell :n
marriege to Wit; &...Feseele ch of
IX;;ira"t, formerly of Dashwood.
Whalen
err,. Joel S teveasson left ;Bandar
for t, eneee so spend a tew days with
.eees. Settle Seevenont-fair. George'
Irl ►'".z. Jr„ to able 'to be up again,'.
• matter -et crew`; .'d toe his hed w-th.
• •:vireee atenek of brOnc.1 4st-Mrs,
W :+Belay and three children were
el Unseen ; u ;; rex• days last week
• +'-+ • ,t;. Morlev's s°stern -:lir. and
'tt•,. Thos. Gunning aieended the
-eaneeeia Church anniversary on. Sun -
dee.,
._: i-, ane Airs. Henry Squire o:
n.e:e- are spending a few days at the
:tire home of -their .son. Geor;;e.-efr.;
and Ales, John Webb were in S.!,
'u'i•trvs oa Saturday.
1NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
• ,Stephen Ctauncil •
Counsel met in the Town Hall at
' ;::d: ton on, the 15th Dec„ wlith all
the euembe: a present. The minified
lef the previous meeting approved.
}.ayes-Swe'azer-T.hat By-law '12
ap'ro'nrng deputy returning officers li
teal po:l clerks, having sbecn read the
ttuerd time, he. passed, signed and seal-
ed. --Car r',ed,
Webb-Pe„nhaie--That Fred Wuerth
,t:aliectctr ,of .tas err is hereby author-
:zed to cotati.nue; the levy and collee-
elect of texas en the manner and with
the power e•rov'ir,Md for by the law
for the geierail levy and :collection of
to CL's: -Carr ed.
Orders .to the amount •od 41837.35
deta::is,,tr, .wlech maybe seen in th'
e reaste er's statement about to be. is
sued.
The Council adjourned sen
Meriden Lion ;for Reeve, Deputy
Reeve and Councillors ,for = theyear
1921 will be held an the Town Hall
'Crediton, on ':Monday, the 27th Inst.
at 1:,p.ta.
Henry Eilber, Clerk
Zurich
Mr. Oscar Kropp attended the large
U.F.O. convention It Toronto last
week. -Mr. J. Haberer altend'ed the
Bee Keep rs' Assoc0.1•Lon meeting at
Guelph: Mr. jos. 5araras of !the
Salable, and s•ster, efrs. Henry Wai.-
per 'of the village, attended -the fun-
eral
u -
eral •''oaf • the late Mrs. Andrew Serer
as at New Hamiburge Deceased and
:her husband, .the late, Andrew Sarr-
rass were known to (many in these
/.ails 'having .lived for ,some years
near ,Bayfield-efr. and Fritz of Kit-
ehener ,spent ;the week ,at his home
,here; -A very pi'eas ngl event was sole
eitittized at the Presbyterian manse,
.Lucas •;on' December 8'th, when Rev.
t'o. Johnston, cbornterly of. Varna, un -
ed tin marriage Miss Pearl, daughter
or lir. and Mrs. John McBride of.
Hay Township, .t)o Mr, John Love of
t'aaley.
Winchelsea
On Friday eve'"ftig, •Dec, .17, a conl-
J t err wiati .held ,til, •the Schoxl liious;e.
The • ladies •d" •mikiiage had the
room beautifully decorated for the oc-
casjpn, Two loll ehiei boys: acted;_ as
ushers and ,the program which was
very ,'m!uerestartg and entertaining, was
p ce=ded by the pupils, while Mr,
Chas: jothns, i'n, a vies -y pleasing :man-
ner,raci.ed •as .chairman,'The opening
number was a chorur, tby the pupils,
"0, •Ca,•nnda." .Miss 1Vlargaret Mood,e
'sang'; een eral releas.h g so.".;or and Mina
Dorothy Bailey re-id:ered several Dias.,-
do, ru suet:'eci,;ons, Interesting dialagues,
:ie ' is t om,s and :drails by , th.e pupils,
w h, t,li were vcry •erne' rtatinr'ng, corn -
ole ielthe ;wog -rani. The cibsing num-
ber whiz play, entitled, "Not Fames in
(2aca.dai" The school room was fig -
cd, , neral ihac ..nig• to .staind itrsr the cor-
n; dor. , Theis goes tt+o show: -that an 2s
sre'only roc',m •wj>rl ,soon, thaive to, b•r
bit"' t' i' -o accomm ocla;te the. commuely
01 tiCh occats;.'7."us. AN) who attended
e t
pcearkeri.,. The t,acher and pupIs
x',T>e taiu !«uf ed far the :n='
have tak„In '.in -the school
i o • L re ,entie!ttakfin, concert th sy
whatever. ot'de,1 un Tlie » o.cerdds o.e 1112
▪ .e •1;ems. eU:11(YU:1l( ',t. tC.
important Events Which. ,Have
Occurred Out the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Core -
pally Compiled and lr'at. Into
Handy and Attractive Shape tor
the Readers of Our ,?'aper --r A
Solid How's EnjoymenI.
TUESDAY,
Warships have left Piraeus for
Venice to take Constantine to Athens.
Lt:Col, H: G. Prior. Lieutenant-
Governor of lritieh Columbia, died
at Victoria.
Opportunities of the Royal Ontario
Museum to secure material far ex=
teed Its funds.
December 27 is set as the date
when arms must be given up by civi-
lians in Ireland.
The royal commission inyeetigating
university finances hears reports
from institutions.
There will be only one senior croup
to the 0. H. A. this se«son. six, teams
forming the eireuit.
President-elect Herdtaig will spend
the week before his irtaugtrt'ation tit
Palin Beach. Florida,
The third reading of the Home
Rule bill in rite House of -Lords iii
scheduled tor today,
The international Iaselrall league
disband d Monday, to be i': plated by
the Naeoual Association.
The Ontario committee announces,
;54,500 In China ,armee land 'to
date, with need urgent. , -
Welland De 'Yea= Woodrti#,
liauaire pipet' Ahanufaetut t'r ot 'St.
Catharines, died Monday,•- •
A ;6,000,000 pulp and paper mill
is to be established at 1?riuce Gesarge,
B.e,, by etaatern, ea:pltalists.
Torn Moore, prominent labor man,
may moues, Provincial. Premiers' eon-
ference on the-8,hour day. - -
Ottawa graducte nurses bave rais-
ed their fees 50 per cent. for- 4-.
hour duty and 25 per cent for 12 -
hour duty. •
The first wireigss news bulletin
liners in t si,l-
ocean was set out Monday uight
over the Canadian Marcopi System
by the C. P. 0. S.
W#s UN h$Drlli. "
flaehed to Canada
King Constantine bas arrived In
Greece.
Toronto experienced a severe wind
storms Tuesday .light. -
Five bundled i'aatilles of Poltah
7ewa reach Toronto.
An appeal Is being made for ald in
vocational training of the blied.,;
The House of Lords has passed
the third reading of the Home Rule
bill.
Oshawa public school children. are
to have tree dental treatment next
year. •
Admiral Coundouriotu, former .Re-
gent. ot Greece, huts gone to „Mar-
seilles.
The Toronto International ,Base
ball League team will train„ at;;. Co-
lumbus, Ga,' •
The interference of Canatliaamels-
slanariea in Manchurian. politics 'is
denied by church offiehals,
The American relief administra-
tion in Budapest bas closed its ,kitch-
ens owing to lack of funds,
A prairie lire is reported sweep-
ing through the ranching country
west of Mortlach, Saskatchewan..
Jack Dempsey, world's heavy-
weight champion, after a'hard battle,
knocked out "Bill" Brennan. in the
.welfth round.
The British Government, the Sec-
retary of the Board of Agriculture
announced in the Commons, will not
modify its embargo on Canadian
.attle.
Of seventeen Presbyterian congre-
gations involved in a proposed amal-'
gamation scheme with Methodists in
London Presbytery, only two opposed
:he union.
One man was killed and another
probably fatally injured when a train
on the Quebec, Montreal and South-
ern Railway partly fell through a
bridge near Yameslea.
Two men were sentenced by a
county judge at Ferule, B,C., to seven
years, with twenty-four lashes, and
five years in the penitentiary for
holding up a pool room.
THURSDAY.
The Cabinet of Serbia has resigned
office.
Morality officials say drug edicts
ire on the increase in Toronto.
Premier Drury forecasts further
projection of T. & N. O. Railway.
A. D. Griffith, chief of pollee of
Walkerville for thirty years, has re-
signed.
Robert Stewart. a retired fanner,
died suddenly in Petrolea while -gar-
dening.
A man was badly injured when a
G.T.R. train hit an auto on ,a crossing
near Weston. ,.
Chief Elias Wills -of the Windsor
Police has resigned,after thirty -sic
years' service.
Fines on the Toronto-Harnilton
Hiway have almost equalled the
eos.t of Maintenance. -
The German; Attorney -General has
asked permission of the Reichstng'to
prosecute Erzberger for perjury.
The German delegation has arrived
et Brussels for the second financial
::onference to discuss- reparations.
New York critics agree that Demp-
sey made a poor showing in the
heavyweight boxing bout against
73ii1"n
Bra nen.
University of Toronto won the
S.P.A. Junior Cup by beating. Aura
Lee in Toronto Wednesday night by.
6 to 4 in overtime.
'Tire committee of the 'British
.louse of Commons appointed 1,0 re-
port on salaries to Cabinet Ministers
nas concluded its inquiry. -
Marrill Ecker,an engineer' on the,
M.C.R„ was killed, by a'.yard engine
at St, Thomas, and W. idle, a
4'. ia:ned soldip. Ii.er, was criaihed to•
le;tlt under a tractpr on his mother's
' rill near ,t'',ypa Yta.
: < ' FRIDAY. ,•
16rWilliam teachers' salarydi
-
s .; steel
'
it ion- Govezknment ,r'tnnattn.ee8
n mployinent policy.
f?;^t ;i;''e now 410,005 unemploy-
,..: t, e_I in Great Britain:
Railway paese >tte..• rates are to
drop 10 per cent, with New Year's
An attempt to wreck an I. C. R.
train. at Montna ny vs frustrated.
Toronto relief organizations- has
assisted over ozie thousand families.
There Is a general reduction in
wages in Northern Ontario lumber
woods-
Farayaors of Northern Ontario make
dema'ida of Provincial Cabinet Min-
fasters,
Women candidate for nixie honors
in Toronto have started their election
campaign,
,tin apparently still -born child was
saved by the use of a pulmoter at
Kitchener,
Many of the poorer clergy in Eng-
land are facing bankruptcy at the
new year.
Conferences are still being held in
Landon to arrange trade relations
Ivith Rttsete. •
Wisconsin Senator says the United
States people favor the St. Lawrence
deep waterway.
A number ot 'temporary call ser-
vice employes are put on the Federal'
perfiaanent list.,
Canadian exchange in New York
took a downward move. reaching
15 ei, per cent. dtacount,
Iar nest Barry. champion emitter ot
the world; lias unfired si ebatteage
by "Diek" Arnst ot Australia,
Turkeys sold in Montreal at 60
cents and cranberries at 3Q cents, a
rise of six and ten cents in the week,
W. M. Millicharup, poettuaster 01
Sperling. Man., tor twelve years, was
found dying with a revolver in late
hand.
Sarnia natural gas eaesa, 3,11.8Q in
number, Are to receive rebate,, for
October and November and pay at
a 4Q -cent rate,
John Ulrich, 21 years old, killed
by eorrt beteg enteneled ..in ?ly wheel
of chopping machine, near Portage
la Prairie,
Bouald iiruneau. aged 14, and An-
gelo Chevrter. 13, of Ville St. Pierre,
Que„ . were amothered to death when
i snowhause collapsed,
SATURDAY,
Constable :Worm Greer of the Tim-
mins
lm mins police has been promoted chief.
Mayor Ch :trek ot Toronto takes
libel action again• tbe Toronto Star,
Toronto chiropractors announce
.in eagerness for most rigid investiga-
ion,
The Government has granted Pori.
William's request for a liqutir dna-
peneary.
. Daring robbcrbs are oecurrtng in
Toronto by armed automobile.
bandlts.
A street ear hit 'an llemitton bus.
the motorman being injured by
broken glass.
Charles Ja•,tkins, prominent"' in poli-
tical, business and church affairs in
Petrolea, is dead..
A committee has been formed to
receive subscriptions for restating
Westminster Abbey,
The Argonauts and Torontos were
tendered bnn„quets Friday night by
The, elub executives.
Premier Giolittl of Italy w1ll con-
fer with Premier Lloyd George dur-
eg the Cbrhatznas Nit atlon.
5. H. White, a prosuinnrtt business
man, well kno'svn In the Maritime
Provinces. died at Sussex, • N;B.
The British tomnuission.has reduc-
ed:,tbe ;,trice on Canadian cream-
ery butter trona 49 cents to 47,
The title of "King's Counsel" ie
to be,,nwarded only for profeesional
nerit, say Attorney -General. Raney,
William Jennings Bryan was 'In
•onauitation with President-elect
Harding en Friday on the League of
Nations issue.
The Italian Senate bas passed the
treaty of Rapello, which settled the
Adriatic question between Italy and
Jingo-Slavia.
The Canadian Conqueror and the
Canadian Trooper o.t the Canadian
Ganernment Merchant Marine, have
secured United. States cargoes.
The Canadian Explorer, which was
to have been launched by Sir Robert
Borden, launched herself unexpected-
ly. A rope broke and she slid into
deep water without 'injury.
141OXD.i Y.
Toronto City Council is consider-
ing
onsidering a grant of $50,000 to assist dis-
trss. -
The British Columbia Government
has ,provided ;250,000 for relief
work.
Ulster won the Brigden Cup in To-
ronto by defeating- Willys-Overland
2 to. 1.
One serious hold-up and two bur-
glariesesook place in Toronto during
the ,week -end.
J. B. Leadleyhas been appointed
City Clerk of Guelph, to succeed the
late Mr. Moore.
In an exhibition hockey gaine at
Elemilton, Kitchener . defeated the
Tigers by 5 to 2, ,
Aura Leer seniors retained the
S. P; A. trophy by beating University
of Toronto, 3 to 0. •
The Immigration Department will
make no exceptions in receiving im-
migrants into Canada.
Five personswere injured on the
streets of Toronto during the week-
end. One driver was arrested. -
Miss Bessie Smith of Milton took a
load of Christmas turkeys to Toronto
on Saturday, for which she received
$760,
E. J. .Brooks,• a' deli --very wagon
driver in Hamilton, whose Horse ran
away, was founddead among:, the
parcels.
The Turkish Nationalists have ac-
cepted the British proposal for a con
-
Pere ce regarding exchange of pris-
oners. -
Foi•aner King Constantine received
a .tremendous ovation from the peo-
ple of Athens when he entered the
cap• itaL
Roy Mason, G.T.R. fireman,
was
fatally burned when his engine
cras_hed:into a string of box cars at.
Wifidsor.
Archbishop McNeil opened French
Canadian; Roman Catholic • ;.Church
with plea for better' undersfanding
between :races. ..
.,-The, Asseanblx,• of ,the .League: of;
Nations adjourned on,;Stuz-day night
.to • aneet.;, again, on the• 'first.•Mbnday;
in; September, 1921.,
;The Bishop of Cork in,a letter, read.
In many churches in Ireland: on Sun
f day repeated his decree of excom-
munication against persons partici
pitting in ambushes and murders.
lneorporat'd ia•186$
C.A, '1TAI• RESERVE $$ Cfl0.t 00
Over 131) Bir+tnobes
THE MOLSONS BANK
We invite a caul from fartne
.rection. ,giving courteous ansa.
oartment at Au Branches,
Safer
seeking a good Banking cesr-
fi ?lent service. Savings De-
XSTER RRANOti
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open- for business Jaill
3eposlt Bois to bent at the Exeter
Mount Carmel
tixr, ,Frank Caughliii attended the
fat ,stud: show at egoroutta last week.
Miss Irene Brandon, Winni;fredMad-
den ;and Mary Houlihan arrived home
from Chatham .on Saturday evettatg,--
k1lr. Vincent Quarry, of Londoni. is
spending the ,hodays at his home
Here,--h1rs, John Rowtlattd , spent Sat-
urday at London. -Quite aawuber
from lame attended the Khiva Scheel
Con.fert on Friday -evening. All report
a- good ;time. -Mr, ,Murray of London
visited his rester Mrs, ,Frank Cough-
lea
ough-L u lust 'aleec. :.'Diss Carey held to
vere: successful school coaCeri on
Tuesday aiterraaan. Mr. MiehaelRyan
moved into- his new residence
week. -Mr. Ada Pfaff arrived
from St. Joseph Hospetal last
mania improved jtr, health.
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by Coll. Sanders at the Advocate Of--
ace..
f-fice.. Strictly Confidential; no witness,
so
If you heve anything to self or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column.
****************t141014********
Whe sows no seed, no harvest reaps`
The BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT
—An Independent Future
.14. A email monthly payment, oc a local stun, paid in advance. will
. j assure to young and old a Canadian Government Annuity at front
$50 to $5,000
• a year for life payable monthly or quarterly. May be purchased.
* on a. single life, or on two lives jointly. Bariployers may- purchase *
far • their aoployees, to e
4'
41 ., Apply to your postmaster, or write, postage free, to S. T. Bastedo, 4.
suiperintendent of Annuities, Ottawa, for new booklet and other
infoe:nation required. Mention age last birthday and se:._
11 W*******'46 40 " 4*****44,44***** *
THE LATtST. PRICE ON THE
Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co'y.
Engrnes
1 1-2 H. P. ,ENGINES .....,..,... $110.00. -
3 H. P. ENGINI.S ...',..S175.00
6 H. P. ENGINES ,, 1285.00
These .engines areequiuped',with the Bosch Magnates, the finest ig-
nition known
DOUBLE GEAR PUMP JACK.. ...,. .,,$15,00
INTERNATIONAL GEAR JACK
FARM LIGHTING .POWER -40 LIGHTS $525.00
WE SELL THE CASE TRACTOR
EMERY STANDS, SAW ARBORS, PULLEYS, BJ.LTING
HANGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
, $30.00
ALL MAKES OF ENGINES OVERHAULED •
CYLINDERS REBORED OR GROUNG NEW
PISTONS MADE TO FIT WITH RINGS 4.
OXY -- ACETYLENE WELDING • DONE.
The CochraneMachine
Works
.. EXETER * ONT.
WINTER WORK
ON CARS
I
amin a position to handle all makes (Sears
for overha'Lll in • thi
g • S winter, , .
s ua"
re dell
t all
Ford. Garage
J. B. FOOT
Exeter
A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
It is always*well to have a Savings
Acc_auxtt upon which interest is regularly
paid and from which you are free to draw
at any time should you have agood oppor,
tunity to buy stock or feed. • A Savings
Account is Ready Money. , ?IA
THE CANADIAN U AN 8ANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITTAL, - $15,000.000
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
EXETER' RANC1I, 1, A. Chapman, Manager.
►
lneorporat'd ia•186$
C.A, '1TAI• RESERVE $$ Cfl0.t 00
Over 131) Bir+tnobes
THE MOLSONS BANK
We invite a caul from fartne
.rection. ,giving courteous ansa.
oartment at Au Branches,
Safer
seeking a good Banking cesr-
fi ?lent service. Savings De-
XSTER RRANOti
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open- for business Jaill
3eposlt Bois to bent at the Exeter
Mount Carmel
tixr, ,Frank Caughliii attended the
fat ,stud: show at egoroutta last week.
Miss Irene Brandon, Winni;fredMad-
den ;and Mary Houlihan arrived home
from Chatham .on Saturday evettatg,--
k1lr. Vincent Quarry, of Londoni. is
spending the ,hodays at his home
Here,--h1rs, John Rowtlattd , spent Sat-
urday at London. -Quite aawuber
from lame attended the Khiva Scheel
Con.fert on Friday -evening. All report
a- good ;time. -Mr, ,Murray of London
visited his rester Mrs, ,Frank Cough-
lea
ough-L u lust 'aleec. :.'Diss Carey held to
vere: successful school coaCeri on
Tuesday aiterraaan. Mr. MiehaelRyan
moved into- his new residence
week. -Mr. Ada Pfaff arrived
from St. Joseph Hospetal last
mania improved jtr, health.
---rte---
last.
home
week
The Advocate can give you club-
bing rates with any of the daily news-
papers or magazines,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by Coll. Sanders at the Advocate Of--
ace..
f-fice.. Strictly Confidential; no witness,
so
If you heve anything to self or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column.
****************t141014********
Whe sows no seed, no harvest reaps`
The BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT
—An Independent Future
.14. A email monthly payment, oc a local stun, paid in advance. will
. j assure to young and old a Canadian Government Annuity at front
$50 to $5,000
• a year for life payable monthly or quarterly. May be purchased.
* on a. single life, or on two lives jointly. Bariployers may- purchase *
far • their aoployees, to e
4'
41 ., Apply to your postmaster, or write, postage free, to S. T. Bastedo, 4.
suiperintendent of Annuities, Ottawa, for new booklet and other
infoe:nation required. Mention age last birthday and se:._
11 W*******'46 40 " 4*****44,44***** *
THE LATtST. PRICE ON THE
Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co'y.
Engrnes
1 1-2 H. P. ,ENGINES .....,..,... $110.00. -
3 H. P. ENGINI.S ...',..S175.00
6 H. P. ENGINES ,, 1285.00
These .engines areequiuped',with the Bosch Magnates, the finest ig-
nition known
DOUBLE GEAR PUMP JACK.. ...,. .,,$15,00
INTERNATIONAL GEAR JACK
FARM LIGHTING .POWER -40 LIGHTS $525.00
WE SELL THE CASE TRACTOR
EMERY STANDS, SAW ARBORS, PULLEYS, BJ.LTING
HANGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
, $30.00
ALL MAKES OF ENGINES OVERHAULED •
CYLINDERS REBORED OR GROUNG NEW
PISTONS MADE TO FIT WITH RINGS 4.
OXY -- ACETYLENE WELDING • DONE.
The CochraneMachine
Works
.. EXETER * ONT.
WINTER WORK
ON CARS
I
amin a position to handle all makes (Sears
for overha'Lll in • thi
g • S winter, , .
s ua"
re dell
t all
Ford. Garage
J. B. FOOT
Exeter