The Exeter Times, 1921-3-10, Page 44I,flcin 10, 't
THE EXETER` TIMES
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and tractor blocks. We make pistons and zings to fit cylinder,
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as any manufacturer.
We can make your engine as good a$ new:
We make saw mandrels, emerystands, speed jacks, hangers, pul
eys arid. have shafting fbr sale.
We make any of the above to suit the purchaser, •
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Agent for the Canadian Fairbaiiks-Morse:Company and the J. I•:
Case Threshing Company:.
Come and see us regarding your wants.
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Brave enough to Face the Future?
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Far-seeing enough to Prepare for Misfortune?
Ambitious enough to Increase your Estate Immediately?
Patriotic enoughto be making a Good Livelihood?
Healthy enough to 'pass a Medical Examination?
Then clip this advertisement.
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S. C. COOPER, .`
Inspector, the Northern- hern�' Life Assurance Company, Box
AB.
EXETER Tn1ES OFFICE
NAi'4
ADDRESS
Date Born, ......v..,. day of in the year
Notice toCr&itUi•s
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to the Trustee Act that all persons
havingclaims against a' Inst the estate of
g
Elizabeth .Smith, late of the village..
of .Centralia widow, decea ed- e, ho
9 e,who
died on Per
iuiy ,Lr
,":921,::2fre.re-
_ quired- ' or before the 28th day of
°"March, inst., to file with, Gladman &:
Stanbur'y, solicitors for the executor;
full particulars of their claims. And
after such date the executor will dis-
tribute the assets of the deceased,
having regard only to claims of
which notice has been received.
GLADMAN & STANBURY'
Exeter, Ontario
March 8th, 1921.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice -1s hereby given pursuant
to the Trustee Act that all persons
having claims against afire estate of
Daniel Hicks, late of the Township
of Usborne, farmer, deceased, who
died. on Feby. 26th, 1921, are re-
quired on or before the 28t1i day
of March, inst., to file`. with Glad
roan & Stanbury, solictiors for the
executors,. full particulars r of their
claims. And after such: date the ex-
ecutors will distribute the assets of
the, deceased; having, regard only to
the claims of which notice has been
received.
6;rC
GLADMAN: & S TILN13leRY
Exeter, Ontario•
Marph 8, 1921. ;.
It rs: apparently linman•nature: to
think vi -e -know a lot more about lhow.
other: people should manage their.
life and their business than they
know themselves, regardless of the
experience they may have had and
our own lack of experience. Unmar-
ried Women • are prone to tell their
married sisters how to rear
their
childrenor manage their husbands,
and these
in turn tryto tell their
unmarried 'sisters how to becomegraceful old maids. Men who have
lived in the city all their lives like
i
to advise • the .farrier about crops
t his sop
and a man whose wife 4sthe business
end o
f the family feels qualified to
give the Finance Minister of Canada
some tips
on financing. Thus it goes.
throughout the whole .human family,
*We hive yet to meet the man or. .wo-
mai,
who doesn't think -he could tell
us a lot about running a newspaper.
We don't claim to know all their is
1 i
to lanow about it, but it's not so easy
ass it 1
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK .Wedno bty night nada were; �t. 1'.}4r mil -
1 3, Otta•,v t .2; Canadiens 7, Hanlil-'
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During theVeek.
The i3iisy World's Happenings, Care-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper — A
. Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Tex Rickard has taken sole icon
,trot of. the Carpentier -Dempsey' bout
Medical. men lay views regarding
other healers before the Government
A Labor bill was defeated on firs
division in the Legislature this
session.
Rev. Father James J. Walsh, pas
tor of St. Helen's Church, Toronto
is dea .
A ompromise regarding a eal
P
r
from T. A. C�
O. 1 onviction . ni
s a Stave
�a
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off "election.
The League of Nations will inves-
tigate the differences between Pan
aana and Costa Rica.
Hamilton. beat. Ottawa and St Pat-
rick's fell before Ganadiens in' the
pro. hockey league.
Mrs.Daniel Smith, 73 years •old,
of Montreal, was found dead from
exhaustion and exposure.
Joseph Pearce, G.T.R. engineer for
48.years, without, an accident, retired
at Brockville on pension.
E. M. Brown, receiving teller, con-
fessed to stealing $21,210 from the
Bank of Montreal, TSronto.
S. L. Dale Harris, a Montreal law-
yer, fell six stories froze his office
window, being terribly injured.
Attempts
thee• Finnish byFnnsh
Govern-
ment to secure a loan of 525,000,000
in the United States have failed.
A coal passer committed suicide on
the .1i/ter. Carmania on her trip to
New York by jumping overboard.
Percy 13. Drane, aged 24, was in-
stantly killed by a falling tree Satur-
day, in his brother's bush in Keppel.
Cornwall juniors eliminated' De: la
Salle of Toronto by winning, in Corn-
tvail by 7 lo 2, thus' taking the round
by .12 to 6'.
Hon. C. J. Doherty, Minister, 'of°
Justice, promises full- Federal co-
operation in enforcement of the new
Quebec Alcoholic Liquor Act.
Chilean newspapers are beginning
to feel ' alarm over a ve the concessions
ss ona
(made by. the Government to the
Mrupp Company, of Germany.
WEDNESDAY.
Congress has repealed virtually all
the war laws.
Ploughing commenced Monday at
Cowley, Alberta.
Coliingwood juniors beat Owen
Bound by 3 to 2.
Welsh societies in Toronto cele-
brated St. David's'Day. '
Five hundred `packing' house em-
ployes in....Montreal are on 'strike.-
Rev. Father Z. Lacasse, •O.M.L., of
Grayelbourg College,. died at Regina.
The I legislative • committee defers
i.ctron on London's 'Civic Colnmission
'Leslie Zofliet'-of Ottawa, died front
s
a blow on the to "�e It
b.a oc "
h `nYr k
t �;? eY.
Mick. ` ..
tA Toronto coroner's jury, ,attributes
the recent death of a woman' to,flrug:
I gist's'inistake. • 4 •
I A:;large. steel .plant; will probably
P P Y
he begun: roil, the "Pacific coast • early.
In the summer. •
A,.,demand was made in: the Legis-
lature for 'retroactive payment - of
,mothers' allowances. .
The union of Grosvenor' and West
minster Presbyterian churches, To-'
tonto, is • consummated. ' ' '
• The British niandai;e in• •Palestine
will` not be affected •by tfie- attitude,.
on mandates of, the United States. .,
Krassin, Soviet'` negotiator,'' is on
his .:way back to° London ,With Mos-
cow's trade teru�e. He• is net bptr
t
s
Granites` O. H. A. team beat 'Uni-
versity of Toronto, in the first of a
two -game series to decide" the senior
title," 2 to 1.
• The British Government is about
tq .purchase the rights to an anti-
tuberculosis serum discovered .by a
Swiss doctor.' •
Port Huren has ,purchased the •
Battle#Creek franchise, • and 'will .
operate in • the Michigan -Ontario;
Baseball League.
..Tine' :.Quebec Liquot• Commission.
'was appointed, consisting.";of Hon.'
•`1 G W '81;need, Hon .1.1 7'6. Cai r olf, N t,
Drouin Sir Wm E :Stayer [•and nA 'L
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S' S.' NO.' 4, ' STEPHEN.
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Report •t
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1' of S. S: I�a•'4
P Stephen for
the 'month of February.. Those mark-
ed with an asterisk were absent for
sone• examir_ations. '
Sr. 4th.—Howard'
'Hunter 86; Gee -
field. Thomson 77a°; Ina Harding ee
Sr. 3rd,'—Lulu Hunter 73; Wil
fred Baigent:41*.
Jr. 3rd. -Marjorie'' Hunter 68'd'
11
Edith:IIunter 53^`; Hubert Pinnies
51.
Jr.• 2nd -=-Lily Hunter 86; Dorean
Westcott 84; Marjorie J 2 Westcott
Gerald Ford 77e; George Thomson*.
Jr. 1st.—Mary Iun:ter.
Pr.—Archie Thomson.
Number enrolled 15-; average at-
tendance 12.7.. `
L. Davis, M.
. i ,teacher.
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There is a good deal in these re-±
m rks by an "exchange": .Whatever,
,ffeh"
e �.t it may have, the e:
it ni,ov..ment `to.
the cities is largely caused by the.
residonts of the rural secti-us them
s'etz>es. So long as they continue to
send the bulk of their', ready money
to the mail order houses and other
city allurements, just; so long will
e
Ll.,, young people continue, tofollow,
those streams of wealth, 13c;'ore we
censure the juvenile sneers too sev-
erely let tis realize how much .we
are to blame ourseires..
Have you renewed your,sttbscrii
sion1
Caron.'
' ',THURSDAY.
A
serious grasshopper,. otrtbreak"'is..
feared this yearr;in Saskatcliewan>,
C. B. 117organ's team won the dog
derby, which finished at-ThePas on
Wednesday.
Y. .Chown,. ex -registrar of
Queen's t1Jpiversity,, died snddenly,at
'Kirig'ston.
A Western judge declares So-viet
propagandists prey on Canadian
generosity. •
The Spanish Cabinet is seeking` to
issue .a „loan. to cover the deficit in
the 'Budget: 1'
"'Labor -deputation
-to
Ottawa were
pleased with by • reception.. Mesrs.'
Messrs.
'King and Crerar.
Thenited
U States Senate and
House are deadlocked, over the size:
sof the army and navy.
Philip : Fitch, • a Montreal store-
keeper, has been forced out of bus'
ncss by ,four burglaries.
eThe Canadian Soo team won the'
N. •0. H. A: 'senior chalnpionship;
beatiri y' Tini inns b`
b y 5 to 1.
Mrs. J. Barre, aged ,92, died of
burns fromher clothes catching,,fire
as she ;;was; lighting ;a stove.
.
'. D.;,
1vIacpherson; of- Yorkton, Sask.,
formerly of, 'Toronto, died suddenly
while reacting a newspaper.
•The Coliingwood intermediate
team- was •beaten by Galt Wednesday
night, the score being 6 to 1.
J1oyal Dutch OiI _Co, has in-
ercazed, lis,=capital stock from 400,-
d0o,000 to 600,00.0,000 guilder's.
Apparently no `aItonipt will • 1)0
made to forin a Co-operative wheat
p
pool for handling this year's crop.
The .condition of 'tire former kais
erin shows 'no' improvement,- The
physicians pronounde her seriously
111.
Na,ti.onaI Hockey League scores
leliiefsLIDA,Yreg.
hawk nest road
proveiuonts in Brant l eserve,
A noted pro user of aims cleelares
Clean pictures are moyt profitable.
The Medical Council insists on all
"healers" passing full medical course
The revolts in Petrograd and Mos
cow have been put down by Sovie
troops. •
The,,, Georgian Diplomatic Mission
has been placed tinder arrest at
Moscow.
New aIuendoet 011 0, T. A, ap-,
stre
pealsngtsht'ill test the Govorn.>;uent's
The Duke of Devonshire declares
110,..wvill'^ leauo Canadle with' fond
memories
An aviator,• flew from Canip ;Dor-
den
Dorden to Ottawa. 210 miles in 2 hot(i'e
and 40 minutes. • ,
=Tlre' Stratford junior t.eain, qutli
fled to play in the final by defeating
Cellingwood,:.6 to 3.'
The first ,1r° n, , ili ••
a decade, toorQadk placeriot oiDetroit
n Thursday.
The police suppressed it.
The District Council ,of Magh nists
are establishing a school for training
auto mechanics in Toronto"•- ,i`,',
Newark, and not Montreal, will re
-
'place Akron in the new International
Baseball League'this.sea"son. •
The
bill aiiiending the Dominion
Election Act in regard, to tlie';Ontario
prohibition referendum has received
royal assent.,.' .
>'resident.elect , aliarding held; a
conference of his Cabinet at. Wasli-.
ifigton on Thursday, preliminary, to
his inauguration.,
.Charles Martin, accused of , at-
tempted murder, at Montreal,,` con-
ducted his own defence, and was ac-
quitted by the. jury.
The crown withdrew charges un-
der the 0..T.'A.:against four defen-
dants at' Brantford, because the spot-
ters' employed' are discredited.,
Percy Munroeof Montreal, 40 years
of age, despondent, because he was
out of- work and ,dependent ,on his
afflicted. sister, hanged himself.
The N. 0. 'H. A. will investigate
charges that some of; ` the senior
games between Timmins and Iroquois,
Falls • were not'''decided on' their
merits.
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SATURDAY..
Costa ' Rica forces are capturing
towns from" ro Panama forces.
c .
•Rev. ,- Abbe Dunnet, distinguished
French 'author,"is visiting Toronto.
The Private Bills Committee votes
in favor of division of York township.
William, Clarke;.. Toronto, pulp and.
Paper manufacturer, dies in New
The U. S. Senate confirmed the ap-
pointtnent of "Harding's Cabinet.
isters.
Ottawa police have been ordered"
to .enforce the. curfew- law. more
strictly. -' •-
• Justice Middleton declines to dis-
u iss action against the Timber Probe
Commission.
••Frank Weis, leader of the 19th
Regiment Band, nd, St: -Catharines,. died
df' blood poisoning u
lAttorney-General" ;P4Poso es crown
attorney and two assistants for To-
ronto and York, County.
• •Tile"Toronto Boa d of Control is
to recommend" a minimum' wage of
60e •per•hour on civic contracts.
' Dbnald Mclntos1*..about 70 years
Old, -91 Finch •village :was -found froz-
en to death beside"the ,C P.R. tracks._
Extraordinary efforts, are being
made by the Moscow,,Soviet to sup-
tiress revolts against the Government.
An elderly 'farmer= :named' •Bush
dropped dead beside -his Sleigh while
unloading wood -near Una Park, Ont.
• The, Angora 'Tur ks..haxe consented -
to submit' top an International, Com-
ulissibri's finding on the., Smyrna-dis
'pate.
The University of Toronto senior
team 'von the 0. H. A championship,
beating, Granites on the round by 7
to 3.'
,Victoria; -B.C., -in t.a referendum
voted' 2,295 to 7.,13.5• against propor-
tional, representation in• municipal
Chinches and schools= have been
ordered closed and publicgatherings -
forbidden .at'Wincliester "because of
a, case of smallpox
MONDAY._;„
Torointo's 1921 -budget for: public,;
works nets; twelve mili'ion dollars. -
A cat walked 90 +miles froiii To.
Ionto back to its• home iP Stratford,'
An otit5 e rlc of. inffu`en`✓a, among
horses in. North: Dorchester is very”!
•
oerious t ; `
• `The heirs to the "Baker n1ilii'gns"r
meet in Toron o and .Bear, eft newt
possibilities. "•'t'
.
'The rovincl�.l hi Inwa s, �'s- sue `�
F g 'tile
.f .,ur;
will enter. 'Toronto. from 'file west via
13loor street. "
.v
. Rev. .
J. W. Cooley,• i
Methodist pas-
tor
at Wiarton, died ; after two '
,months', illness.
Dr. G. C. Creelnran , Agerit-General
for 'Ontario in London;,is confined to.
feed with illness..
, The Quebec ,Amateur Hockey'As-
rociation' has refused` to reinstate
George ;Duteesne,
c
Logue; Cardinal Lo r.,. a > reals .to •Irish
appeals
factions' -to make Sl:.- Patrick's Day
the �occarion. pi: a ;i:ruc.e ,
.Ono . Murder 'two : holdbu and,.
:rti t , Ps ,
three burglaries c,od pi se week -end.
doll of criin:e ui Taloiitc.'
.,.., 1111
,•t .Ie, y isIr hous.wi res- ui Tor onto°' de-
cl i•e a strike. against their bakers
1111 j., g ,
`lc '1 leg
t ala. P� ny lower: Pz•iees.
.National I -locket' League • scores on
Saturday were: St. Patrick's 4, Hail'-
Ilton 3; .Ottawa 1; Canadiens 0.
Over•$3,000,000 Ilea been contri-
buted to the Chinese Famine Fund
by the churches,in the United States.
Capt. W. E. Linton, of �Mooretown,
attending church with Kis wife, ;sud-
denly, dropped dead 'of heart failure.
Work is to commence at once, on
the'' Federal Government's new ex-
perimental farm at Sift Current,
Sask.
� fie uoen's i7 it Inter --
Q tin ,cis y
eoliegial:e intermediate hockey tease
beat the University of Toronto sextet
in the' first of the final;' games'- by
3 to 1. •
Francois Descanr . s manager of
Georges Carpentier, Iias • granted
Promoter• R,lckeed a month's exten-
sion to secure a site fee the 'Carpen-
tier -Dempsey bout,
Auction Sale
DUAL PURPOSE AND ScoTCH ,.
SHORTHORNS
C. W. Robinson ,has received in-
structions from Melville L. Hera to
sell by Public Auction on
Maple, View Stock Farin, Lot G.,
Concession 8, Usborne on
THURSDAY, MARCH 179, 1921
At one o'clock sharp the following:;
PUItE BREDS.—Florence, • 139
345, 3 -yr. -old, due in,Sept.;.Usborne"
Beauty, 102461}, 8 -yr. -old, with hei-
fer calf, re -bred; Maple Lovely, 148-
902, 5 -yr. -old; bull ,cal ae foot;,,Yna
llth
1,4,32Z.2„ Y Y• ). 4a 'r:-olal with heifer
1
calf; Lavinia 21st, 143271, 3 -yr. -old,
h heifer , RCleo-'
patrlvita, ,e143270,calf2-yr,re-bre-old,d; buosa11`calf- at
foot; Snow' Drop Duchess, 143273,
3 -yr. -old, 1
y ball calf at ".foot; re -bred;
Pearl Duchess, 148901,, 2 -yr. -old,
due in" Octoilor .•Iva Cleopatra, 167-'
460, ,1 year, ald,_;Roan«Ducless 7th,
167459,. 1,yearold. ,
BULLS—New,tpntP,pide, 143859, 1
yeirr; Newton' Refeetor, 145365, 1
year; Newton Crystal 2nd; 145364,
11 months.`
rH 4:j
GRADE 'D IRHAMS---Two renew-
w
'ed cows; 2 cows :due .at ' tine of,
sale; 1 Cow due in Sept.; 1 cow'due
in October;1 Holstein 'cow, 7 -yr. -old,
due in'Sept.;1 Holstein heifer, 2 -yr. -
old,
yr:old, due in October 2 Durham' hei-
fers, 6 months old; 1 Durham steer'
6 months old; 1 Durham calf, :4
months old; 2 steers. 2 years old; 6•
steers rising 2 years.
HOGS=One Yorkshire ' sow due
in April; 4 Yorkshire sows due in.
May; 1 Yorkshire. hog 8 months old.
HORSES—One agricultural horse,
8 years old.,
75 bushels of " good -'"seed bar-
ley, No. 21; 50. bushel's good, seed
oats," dreary File.
Present :herd sire -General New-
ton, 119976, son of. Newton Loyal-
ist 107293, (Imp.), a 'Cruickshank
Lovely.
TERMS—Ten months; credit given
on • furnishing approved\joint notes,
or a discount of 4 per cent. off for
cash.
C W. rn
Melville L. H
Auctioneer Robinson,�• Proprietor
-Frank Coates
Clerk
EXTENSIVE CLEARING
Auction Sale
HORSES, SHORTHORN CATTLE,
GRADE CATTLE, HOGS, HENS,
,IMPLEMENTS -•AND FEED.
W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer, has, re
ceived. instructions from Messrs.
Ruston and Hackney to sell by Pub-
lic Auction_,on... 1111,•
Lot il'
Coti: 1, Blain
sIzatrd \� To+ ZrsIu
p
1% miles mirth of .,Anderson
TUESDAY; -MARCH -15; 1921
the following:
HORSES—Draught filly. rising 4
years old; draught gelding rising 4
years old; general :purpose' mare ris-
ing 4 years old; draught mare 10
years old; driving. mare -10-- years.
old.
REGISTERED SCOTCH SHORT-
HORNS—Two cows with • heifer.
calves; 8 'cows •dile `at time 'of sale;
2 cows due in- May;' 4 heifers rising
1 year old.
These cattle belong•to the popular,.
families, Waterloo Princess, Mysie,
Nonpariel, Helen '`'Matchless, .Buck-'
ingham Wimple; Dairy -Maid` and
Buchan "Lassie.
GRADE CATTLE — Shorthorn
cow, fresh, with calf by.. her ; ;side;
Shorthorn cow due in March;'Shoj•t=
horn cow due in July;. Jersey cow.
due in Sept.
These are, a select Iot of breeding
'cows 'in moderate condition. The
heifdrs are good show material and
the cows' are all in calf either to
'1161'd Boy oz „Cor sican„ both-; hlichol-.
son' bred' bulls by Best Boy.
'I'Corsfean 4th will also be ,sold. He
has prdied an • exceptional sire and i;
guaranteed ,sure and active.
SWINE AND FOWL—About:'20,
:nice chunks and about ,•,40 :;young'.
Rock Iiens.•
HAY;AND' R
G AIN—Airout .20 tons
choic t'
etimothy hay, 10 ft., in eus•l-
a e' 500'
g bushels of',oats;'S00 bush-
els of mixed grain.
I.MPLEM
ENTS. New .M.-13. bind-
er, 7 ft. with truch and sheaf car-
rier; Deering mower; 5 ft. cut;
Frost & Woo -hay
d
loader;, Fr •
Frost &
Wood side rake;
, M. H. hay tedder;
Ruder combination roller rack; good
hay rack;
stock rack; = cuItfvator
Bisscl dies harrow; set'ir on I arra
1111. r 1111 K OwS,.
steel land roller; John Deere man-
ure spreader; Deering seed driIl, 13
slout• 2
,
I Fleury, walking plows, No.
21;- cuffl
s er
, wagontomP lets with
box set wagon
springs P gs, 4,000 capa-
city; set trucks, set bobsleighs, top
buggy;'ciittr,` set truck scales 2,000
pounds; fanning mill; g wheelbarrow,
21/2 dozen grain hags,2
sets double
harness, s set single n le li
al
g r mess„hay fork,
tor
g chain,' forks, shovels, hoes' wHif
fletrees
neckyohes and numerous-
other
useful: articles, found on a
farm. The implements are
all nearly
new.
Sale commences at 1 o'clock sharp.'
TERMS ---All sums of $10.00 and
under; cash; over that ' amount 8
will credit be given on furn-
ishing approved ; rovedjoint` n I P Dies: A disc
Count of 6 per• cent. off for'cash sIi ilia
Hen of notes. This sale will start
sharp on time.
W. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer
W. IIITSTON & C. E. HACKNEY
Pro i
pr etors
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY..
eee•y til e e tee ,'.'a.,...
INCORPORATED 1855
OVER 130 BRANCHES
Thi E
_ M:O(LSON� ' BA•NK
CAPITAL`- AND RESERVE $0,000,000.
The Molsons Bank wants eferyfarmer to feel thathe,.
has a real friend in the Manager, that he
g will ll receive
a hearty welcome` and can safely discuss with him•his
motley needs.
SAFETY_DEPOSIT BOXES OXES AT THE EXETER`'BRAh'CH:”
T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER' 3RANCH.
CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY.
• :THE USBORNE AND IIIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Head
Otilce, Farquhar, Ont.
President, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, • _ JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCKi L.
.. , J. .RUSSELL
ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Hibbert.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
EBibbert, .Fullartot and Logan:
W. A.- . TUR.
NBULL
Secretary -Treasurer
y surer
• R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.''2
HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office Bakers Livery on James, St.
Calls
promptly attended to day or
night:
Phone 8,
DR. A. R. • KIN SMA: N, T1:L.D.1):
D.S:
Honor Graduate .of, Toronto Univer-
81ty.
DENTIST.
O
fficloe
ov r Gladman
& Stanbury' s
office, Main Street; laxeter.
Advertiee In the Tirnes. It pays.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have: a large amount` of privatai
funds to -loan on' 1a
farm rm and village -
!,properties,
g
properties, at, lowest rates of in-
terest. •
GLADMAN & STANB RY
U ;.;
Barristers, Solicitors, i
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Ancr.
tioneer.. Sales conducted' in any loc-
ality. . Terns moderate, . Orders left
at. Times Office will be promptly at-
tended. to. Phone 116;, Kirktone
Address Kirkton P. 0.
PR. (i, F• ROULSTON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
'[Office :over I.' itk Carons ' Law
office.
Closed :every Wednesday afternoon,
USE"DIAMOND'DYE S
Dye right! Don't risk
your material. .Each pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple„
that any woman ' can:
diamond -d e a new, rich
y ,
Dolor into 01d garments,
draperies,
coverings,"every-
thing, whether wool, silk,-
linen,
ilkrlinen,
cotton or nixed goods.
Buy "Diamond Dyes"—no
-other kind—thenperfect re-
sults aro guaranteed even if
you have; never dyed before.."
Druggist has `Diamond Dyes.
Color Card"1--16 rich colors,
”
•_
THE RESPONSIBILITY
IS YOURS
Specialists may develop " and improve - o
reeds but the standard of a counts ''s t
b ca a d`
pends on the efforts lof the farmer in this direction.
' ARE YOU DOING YOUR SHARE?
We are glad to assist any responsible fa -mer
$io requires ,fir sncing res
„THE CANADIAN K
• f r -.,{. :1111.. r- .. BANK
OF COMMERCEPAID-UP CAPITAL 15,40000'
RESERVE ,FUND - -•i5,000,000
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EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman Manaper.
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INCORPORATED 1855
OVER 130 BRANCHES
Thi E
_ M:O(LSON� ' BA•NK
CAPITAL`- AND RESERVE $0,000,000.
The Molsons Bank wants eferyfarmer to feel thathe,.
has a real friend in the Manager, that he
g will ll receive
a hearty welcome` and can safely discuss with him•his
motley needs.
SAFETY_DEPOSIT BOXES OXES AT THE EXETER`'BRAh'CH:”
T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER' 3RANCH.
CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY.
• :THE USBORNE AND IIIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Head
Otilce, Farquhar, Ont.
President, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, • _ JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCKi L.
.. , J. .RUSSELL
ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Hibbert.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
EBibbert, .Fullartot and Logan:
W. A.- . TUR.
NBULL
Secretary -Treasurer
y surer
• R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.''2
HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office Bakers Livery on James, St.
Calls
promptly attended to day or
night:
Phone 8,
DR. A. R. • KIN SMA: N, T1:L.D.1):
D.S:
Honor Graduate .of, Toronto Univer-
81ty.
DENTIST.
O
fficloe
ov r Gladman
& Stanbury' s
office, Main Street; laxeter.
Advertiee In the Tirnes. It pays.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have: a large amount` of privatai
funds to -loan on' 1a
farm rm and village -
!,properties,
g
properties, at, lowest rates of in-
terest. •
GLADMAN & STANB RY
U ;.;
Barristers, Solicitors, i
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Ancr.
tioneer.. Sales conducted' in any loc-
ality. . Terns moderate, . Orders left
at. Times Office will be promptly at-
tended. to. Phone 116;, Kirktone
Address Kirkton P. 0.
PR. (i, F• ROULSTON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
'[Office :over I.' itk Carons ' Law
office.
Closed :every Wednesday afternoon,
USE"DIAMOND'DYE S
Dye right! Don't risk
your material. .Each pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple„
that any woman ' can:
diamond -d e a new, rich
y ,
Dolor into 01d garments,
draperies,
coverings,"every-
thing, whether wool, silk,-
linen,
ilkrlinen,
cotton or nixed goods.
Buy "Diamond Dyes"—no
-other kind—thenperfect re-
sults aro guaranteed even if
you have; never dyed before.."
Druggist has `Diamond Dyes.
Color Card"1--16 rich colors,