The Exeter Times, 1922-10-5, Page 4• kk
.Case ot°
L �tl ble
thee;
Y
h T
a usa r d nta:#,,e las faCm to-
shin .0 thee p upon _eo anti be grac-
ious unto thee
`T.'ite Lord lift U1, d His counten-
ance upon thee and give thee
a a•
le 4e,.
the r
Cotilifients
-..ust eleven more weeks to Chris
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More' caavenxe,cus as the farm
iaoa aes would make for greater con-
toatnieut With farm life.
:k tit �t *** ,Ip.* **
The weathermuu is assisting to
solve the rolilem of digging u n the
l? �¢ b 1
forty per cent coal substitute.
* * *** .al it Na rr * ix
The,_Ito
s hav e .staged u: comebaek
that make t
s a 't look -� as if here never
was a "swat Em Early' eampaign
4r4 . as >}: k**
One young ladh was heard
to re -i.
s,t*<
anl>;at she never Lh s e rev x felt .more proud
1.
of Exeter than. this summer, 'Twits
the flowers that did it.
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A great
many t
3 ai• e interested osted in
wireless radio these days, ut
, what
vha t
we are all interested in is that Old
Sol will continue to radiate for a few
weeks to come.
There rievt;r t<is tt faall the like of
hick we are enjoying' at present..
At least ;zone of the old tiiners'Ixaa'e
rwarto e us
oa e >; � cltell of ` ;spas.
c at o tan
a
t at surpassed
tho *
aesent,
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The Exeter Horticultural ''nu e
nS a ty
i' making �A d . 't distribution
s a g , tit of ten tulip.
bulbs as their premium. remium. In. ad-
dition member's o.t' the society are
Able to purchase an extra :supply of
tulip bulbs also hyacintlte bulbs at
cost from the society; •
CHRISTMAS ..GREETING CARDS
The Exeter Timeshas al'
placed izn
stock a flue array of Xmas Gresatiag
Cards, They include some very neat
armd attractive designs. The prices
1
are below what is being asked by a-
mts o tFs . for. out-of-town firinis.
Suo
ours before ., platedaa�,g
:roux• orders.
Kirkton
l
Continued from last Issue-
NCJULTRy
la,.
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In. S. C. Arcons, !�. 4 ins, �I Berry; +,[x�' C'.,
,_
sirco,nrts, J. llt,alc and T. Crews Ilk
Orphingtons, E, Berry ; Butt Orp]n,nb
tans, J'. Pringle; Wh Roc:k,, T. Brock;
Barred and Partridge
Racks, L
cCitl-
lough; Wh, Wyaandottes, J, mcCuU-
ougln P
e�
E. a1
o Ste:
1'e
c, 5, J ins..
S.
p L
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d � � L.
It y an 'ones, J, 112cCanlAaubla cS:
S. C. R. I.Reds, McCullough h and lI
, ,'
Epplett; h,Crl2.I, Reds, ` McCullough.;
5, C. McCullough.;
F^
B'
C 1 a Crag
,o r.
Cas
H. auW V Cra
a at d
bi
x
IIt
Pringle; R. C. Bk.' l�$irvoras l r, � c, T.Crew aI
S. 0, V\ lx, Leghoins, ,T. Crews, J.Prin-
gle and E. Herr.; .R,C. Pith:, Lesgh.r )
T."Shier, T. Crews; S.C.S.0Br. Le horni
T
W. 'Eppl�ett, H. V, .Crago; R.C. Brown'
tot rt , 1'v`r )q p ,T. Pringle; lllctcl
,er.thoSt
., rets,, 5, e,a�aaa • 5, S .N',tnabur
f
1<2cCtal,l;oaa�c„h & c*z�nli, Sakc''er , Caztu,Taixxe;
McCullough; Touldtrsse Geese, '4V,Hera.
VV, cgnamon t,ees•c, •1>S , Doug,; '1", ],t bc;k;.
Pekin Ducks, H; Fletcher and E. Hem
con nl CAn clucks,:,
a • I3„ Fl�cteller, , bronze
turkeys, 1- T. V. Crago.
•
Pigeons, I't, k+letcher • rabbits, I.
Shier L, Sweitzer; Gained _fowl T,
l3rocl:. guinea pies, `l' ,Brock,
Judge -Wm. Ytde.
Il1PLEMENT5
Wooden pump, Reg, Doupe; Foi'ce,
pump, R., Doupe, ,
GRA -1N 5 -
At�ID ,S,h.EDS
Sheaf fir, wheat
ll \ Chas, Atkinson, A.
Doupe, J. Hooper &; ,Son' sheaf bar-
ley, A. Doupe, \i, ,IlrethaMr; Oats W,.
1i. Sweitzer, 11. 13rethoutr H. Dcup e
Timoth • seed A.i' beans Timothy Dou;;>e; White bea,n>
g
larbe, A, Wiseman, Niro, M. McCallum;•
,. , :
White beans, .mall, Mrs. E. Sweitzer,
r,
Jas.;
Stephen.;
J -, SSveet corn,` Gaiderra
i;antam,' this; E. Sweitzer, W. Kirk-,
ley; Indian corn, Dr, Campbell, Mrs,
r
Atkinson.;
Sweet. colli, White, A.
tI, Doupe; Ensilage cornu and 'ears, H.
Copeland, A. M. Doupe; Ensilage corn
A, ill,' loupe, Rabt, Doupe,
ROOTS AND V
EGITABL ES
Wit a f`� r
.! Ir t New Y rker pota'to�es, • Dr
.
Campbell 1
J I-lexai • D
> ele5eares, J,
St phen; Irish Cobbler, Thos.` Craves
Orem). ..1�Satuutauu, A. Wiseman,, Jas;.
Robinson; Extra Early, Eureka, T.
Any
Other variety, r Fred
Stewart, wan• t
T'
Var. Crews; 5 Z •u, sr;at an list, T. Cxews ;
Swedish turnips, J. 1McCu],lougla, F,
J3rock; Heaviest turnip, ,0. Atkin:s ,
mF, aon,,
O'Brien;
Field rue d
I carrots, is
T. .
Crews,
R., Doupe; Man:golds, long :red, E. N.
Shier, J, Stephen; Maa.ngolds, globe
Mrs. W. al
, Atl.iruson; Sugar marigolds, 5,
Stephen, J, Gettler; Heaviest `mangold,
Stephen, 5. O'Brien.; Garden car-
rots long, F. Corbett; Garden carrots
intermediate,
ctrt T.
3aoe7
Garden carrot, ;,hoat, cG llRu,l
,11.;V, Slbier;
Parsnips, , N. �s .L ,:' NShier,
Miss
E. ,
� Stitt c„tred ; ;Bleed ?-eu ,beeas,
Miss
L.', Sweitzer, ;�, Wisc:antux; Cab-
bage, ,1: Crewes T. ,Routley; 1 ,:itn-
ningstead c;ibb;t *e, Miss E. Swel�tzer,
Uiia e '
z a z
Ca
ulatlow'er, T, Routley,
1, Crows; v `trey I'
i ,Ss IV. 41 �a , 1LIa,
lT, Athiuson• 1 omatoes, red Dawson
Bros„ .Miss E.'A' '
c>
Sweitzer; . 1'610 -toes
i>ink, C Atki nsein, :A 1i,. Doupe; Cit -s.
ran, 1: C r ws A,. Wiseman; Pumpkin;
red, J, McCu ough, • R, iii. Shier •
Pumpkin .y�e.I5ow,, J,', Ct;c?ws; \V ate a
Musk.
r.
snelon, J• Stephen, Aino.s Doupe; Mus .
Melon, k
,1•
` ,r~
rs, W. Atkinson.; "i'abae squ-+l
ash,. F,•C.'orbtt
e , A, M. 1)ouj>e ^ 11lant•;
moth squash J•' Gettlel• Onions
e
-
Doup,e J,jit1tes; Onjons;arecl
T. trews, 'El, Hanna; Cticumbev, Miss
E. Sweitzer, W. Sweit,er •c Col, vege-
tables, T•, Crews; Hubbitid squash, W
Atkinson, M. Stephen; Vegetable mar-
rO'o13w r:14VnADeixljam:Mangold ; rangald seed, Joltda
F;1 .ix,s
llt.
U �C.Sa of�
Oldenburg, W, ltadc %Pfe
F. Pa'idhaiti:; Sweet 'j pear, W. Sweuteer,
\tis.s i E,' Sw;eitzer • . Sweet bough,,';' F,
Pridlia.nn ,l',V eliow , Transparent
Doupe k:ariy larvest, Reg, Doupe;
Grav4nstein, .Miss E„ Sweitzer, Mrs. H
Barnett; . Vro N.
11 laver, 1 a
i. 1 Harvrd
Ratcliffe; , N•
Ratcliffe; Blenll e
a 1m Pippin,
Jar , Rob
visor, C. Atknns6n',• Maiden Blush, C.
Atl:inson, J, Gettler ylexander, ,T.
C
N. It
•ts ux
b n
T
J Rau e '
115 e�t�
w yv
. , ail
Dr, Campbell, E. Hein; Culvert, ''R.
Doupe, W. Hersx; Cayuga Red Streak,
J2. Bretivour, W; Raiteliffe;'S'. Law-
ence W
rRatcliffe,
"'
A
Fall Pippin, W, .Kirkby, Miss E. Swet-
3,
Sweit-
zer; Any other variety, W. Sweiatzer,
C. Atkinson; Bell Fleur, Mrs. H. Bar-
rett, W. Ratcliffe; Baldwin, .0. Rout-
ley, Jas. Earl; Fallawater, W. Rat-
cliffe, T, J. Tlern•; Golden russet, ijtl.i'ss
e Rockies
14.
'14, li
P •stir , aati
VIrit IP lids, ;�+ . , • " 141)
`M.. y car+, �It,..
i4V f'* 11*-„� arliwiiutau nil`
1/!
ODGE 15 A REAL -:
THE MQUNTAINS
Jasper park, embracing 4r500 square
miles Of the most magnificent virgin
t aouninin scenery ,an the world. has long been known to the sortsman alpinist
!and tourist but this summer with
' i p
t er it calls to holiday seetccts with a new voice. - It
rlow offers ideal r ccottmodation inaas er Lodge,
J p fire first of a series of Alp}nr.
'chalets to in:built, in he Jasperand Mount Robson districts. and was formally
opened tr•, sine put lc on June 95th,
ai The lodge is beautifully c,nr,t.;fa.,)1y r;itu:dtet]
Et}iii among the singing
pines and cedars on of 1a, Bei -invert', , xhilc towering in ;olcnrranderr an ail sides risehe rugged snowy
domes, sort,cL'snnCs !?learning '.Mikeopals in the shimmering
sunlight and Sornet mes lost amid the
low -hanging
low
-han
mb c
lo
uds. I
t
consists
a
gyroup of log rustic buildings blending with ruggedsurroundings. A spaiod
lounge building with an ample stone fireplace, rt<n air dining-room,a dance
;cavilian and a number of separate sleeping cabins, each containing four
{
omE ..amoNp.....
bedroomsand a sitting -room, are electric•liglated and 'fittingly furnished
throughou t.
• ;..
Here In the ie iViorthern Canadiatzkithe cs t e tourist will find all 1
n " i.
l that mattes
worth -while
holiday. 'd he ;oy of adventure in exploring and mountain -
climbing, boating on Lac l3eativert, fishing in the wild mountain torrents, riding
'through the valleys with the fresh mountain br=eezes in, your face, dancing
with the
guardian purple mountains keeping watch -all
a1t
offer a most inter'est-
ing variety of recreation. The best of accommodation
has asbocrated wit}t. it
congenial companionship and scenery rivallingeven that of the Swiss Alps.
A p5.
These lodges not, only tend to make jasper as er Pa
rk one of the great trivet
Centres of
the Do ton thereby increasing g the revenues es
of ourCanadia
1. Swcitzcr, \'1;:: B, Gai<lop; Mann
u King r ^
Rowley, Earl; ,.
, .� l > o t a
E :ri o a 6 1
. J. Xt ktttusari,• ,.Meinkash Red,
Hanna, , J. T. Hem; ,�%vstlzerax Spy,
11 Switer, x ex, C..I2sautreY Ontario,
1'
.., ,il ,, 1ew�'1t;oe,
alaa, J• Earl; R. X. Greeninx
��,J.L
Y n
,i
kti at, n '
b Pi > a'ri 1
IIx , J. T. I'Iern, A.`M.Da
Snow T, Brock • W,Hera; >kl rn, .Pal
Sweet W, Hera E, floes ; other
iety W, 4I)enlhatn,' T. Brock ; Cot.
pies, Miss Sweitzer, E, 1-iern; crab
ryies A Bretheur, E..I.leriv; Pin
Lombard, Miss E, Sweitzer, Mis
Robinson; Bradshaw, l5,r:. Stier,
vie,' Atkinson; Yellow nage 1\�T,is
$weitzer' another" variety, J. Ila
5t"Uod, W. Kirkby, Pears -Duel
£vl.ss Sw�ei<tzer, A.`M, ,Doupe; Shel
Chas' t ' ' ,
, A kvnon, intra, W. ',Atkins
Any other variety, W. ` Sweiiltzer, 1?y',,
l5ern,• Peaches, Mrs, H. Barrett A.
Rundle Grapes -Concord; A. Rend',e
Dr. Campbell; Niagara, Dr, Campbell
Miss E,: Sweitzer; Rogers, Mrs, :Win.
Atkinson'; Any other variety, Dr,"
Cainpbell Mrs. Wm. Atkinson,
DAIRY Y E `HIB1'1'S •
Mann
C; ileran• utijurrdotts: p�aasects, k , Pr Clhani• ;
a ;
rat _ , eft.
> J• 6 sea ., !, 1 a ddlnt,m, W. Hero
waive moons, t:;, vV yxua ,i, Mein ,
W i ruihant early : irotatoews, W, ;klern, 3d
W, ia•ethour ,r\1• Switzer; late :potatoes
ewaart Wt >'1.
daxa•. 4�,
Stewart, W. Hera, Shier;cat•z�ta
R. 1,,, liaexda�Uta
'ua'1,. a, L, \Sliuw; ,t1. Bic tlzour'.
r
upe gctzsauy>s, M. Switzca', 1� ,rl;,a; .inait LS
map solei'' eucuanbets, W. 'Atkirwot
, a , 4W.:
var.,e1.ve', G .Arthur food
blood ,be�'ts, A.
;4p.. A Shier V. Bliley V, Brock Sweet
tap 11 5xeth�otu•, L. Shier R. Bretheur
Irzsa Pop' cora, kl, Bnethoni E. Hera, Alda
s' 5, ,Squire; ,Pumpkin, F. Crews, J. Roobin-•
scar, 1. 'Gallop; yt'Vaterneloan, ,L, Sav,cit•
s 13;i der, •E Copeland; Citron, F Crews
wsy
z e- Lo e < tl
1 1 .l3
k•. , Brethour;
� , ur ; Uripouts, �k
less Sweitzer 1, ,2, :1+", ,Crews; Totna'toes!
dons N;, Atkinson; R, ,Sw•eatzzer, E. Prid.
. ham; on ,t n Spy apples, .les G G
, , l,o
I A , F'a,l t7 T e
. P:k I n ,
Ding Tonxpkins, `..,Selves, J, Robin-
son, 0, Sweitzer; Apron, A, ,1-leu•,n
Cookies, A, Squire, W. ,
q , At'�•knsoaa, 'G.
Gallo;.; Biscuits, A. Hein, G. Gallop,
A. Squire; Light cake, A. Hein, E.
Stephen. A. Squire; Doll, I1. I3retiZ..
our, G, Gallop, ;id, Sweitzer; Painting
V. Atkinson,: A. Hero, L. Shier; Cant
'lowers, G. Gallop, T. Hein, H. Fletch-
er; Suiarlovret, N. Atkinson, M. aweit»
zer, J. McCullough; .Kesis' eggs, Id:
Fletcher, F. Crews, H. Ep lent; Col,
, .tam
postage Ps: >, �. Pr%dhain, M. `Sweit=
zer,
1
t�
t'
Specials i
ia
k1„ wow
rt b,
L, e°`1.
xt er
5Sweitzer,
,?
,
,A.
Forrest, R. Marshall,
Butter, '3.5 'lbs,,,- A. Rundle '''5 'IJIh.
titer'
ors.;
ar-
tet•- „
prints, W, Hez'ri;'. T. Brock,; bu
f! illi crock, W, Kirkby,' Dawson I3r
,
•e,
C Zmery butter, t r, Gaa. Jaques,_'
td
m
Jt be ,-� H, C. Facey,
FLORAL E1kI[BITS
' Cut flowers -Asters, Mrs. I-1. .B
nett N. Doupe;., Col. Asiters, .1 ,-F
l;lek•,•':Mrs, W. Atkinson; Cosmos
S uites • Pansies,
Dr, Lti
bc11,
Annuals, Mrs, W. Atkirtlsozu, Mass
Sweitzer; ,ColPerennials, T. Squires
Col, Foliage, T.Washburn, H. Fletcher
et
Col: Begonias, T. .Washburn; Col.
Geraniums,
1-1, Fletcher; Cal, I'ei
C, Routley; Gladioli, Dr, Campbell,
Hanna; 'Gladioli, .six, G. Jaques;,
Fletcher; Dahlia, R. Doupe, Miss
SW,'eitzer;: ;Da.Lia, cactus, Mrs, 1-1. Bar-
nett; Zinnias, II. :Fletcher; singe Fal
G. Jaques,:'
LADIES' WORD
Quilt, pieced, Mrs, H. Bannett; Q
cotton, J': More; Comforter, wool,
"More; Cornfereter, claw i, Mrs, II. B
nett, J More; ,Bed spread, Mrs.
D., Graham, Miss J. ,Robinson; Lad
sweater coat, Mrs: 5, p. Graham,
I -L 'Barnett; Shoulder scarf, A.
Doupe; Lady's blouse, IVLrs. J. D. G
hair, Mrs, II. 'Barnett; Lingerie' '
Mrs, M. McCallum ; ,Curtains, Mrs
•
Urquhart, Mrs. J. D. ,Graham ; R
J. Robieson.,_h ss M. Jamieson; Soc
Dawson Bros., Miss J. Robinson; Soc
coarse, Mrs. J.:D.•Graham, W. S
zer; Mitts, fine, Mrs, J. 1). Graha
Altos M, Jamieson; Mitts -coarse, AI
J. Robinson; '.Iab.Fe mats, Mrs. 5;
Grab ant, Mrs, M. Mc Callum Chil
dress, W, Kirkby ; Work apron
cap, J: T. I-lernt, Mrs, H, Barnett; p
low cases. A. Wiseman, • Mrs, J.
Graham ; h ome-made soap, Mrs.
Barnett, Miss F. Sweitzer.
LADIES' WORK, FANCY
1...i.-, 1118,1, r.,ue, :.Y'lr:d., ban -tett, itt
Jaa:11s':a,,,l; convalescent Jacket, ft
�J:JnnS U.`y Y'.. t�a'ccLu1e; l aele •C_enrr
,vs:Le, ,;,a. re, -11 � _vis, ,J, D. tar
barn, axle centre, Co,Q;.e:, miss ,
,..turary tails mere,•, miss L. Swei
4�.1:, . Lia. .1'1, Jannies(xn;; surf et r,ttnn
'drs. J. D. Csra:tnam,,Miss l\i,: Jamieso
lea cio, , ,Vlrs, 3. L). Graham, M
Bua'r>iett; lea ciottn, crochet, Jas. Peb
les, A Wiseanan;. pillow slips, A. Wis
.tan, <V1rs, ,\'1cCallum; dresser cove
i\1rs. Graham, Mrs. Switzer; child
dress, R. N. ,Shier, J Ratcltiffe; child
jacket, H. Ruston, ,A. Wiseman; sof
emmb, _Ars. Jamieson; washable, '.Mis
iVlcl allwn, ilrliss, Jamieson drawn; tli•rea
work, line' Mrs, Graham, Miss Ribin
coarse, Mrs, McCallum, W. Swit
zer; luncheon .set ltlrs. Graham, Air
McCallum, sane for sheet and pilloi
cases; pillow slips, Mrs. Graham, Mr
Barnett; camisole, ass SSwittzer, I3',
Ruston; crochet yoke, Miss Swifter, J
Robinson; bardanger, Mrs. iVIcCailu
\lis. Graham; hdkfs, Miss Switzer, Mr
Graham;'han,d bag Miss Switzer, ,firs:
Sarivett; •tea cosy, Mrs. Graham, _Mr
Jamieson.; doylies, Miss Switzer, A.
;t 'is.etnan ; serviettes, 1VIrn. ::rrahain ;
bedroom towels, Mrs. McCallum, W.
hRatcliffe; guest towels, Miss Jamieson
its, Barnett; Emb. i iaderia, Mrs. Bar
,nett, Miss Jameson; Balkan' 'Irs.,,Gra-
•ham; Fre'nch,' .ilrs. Barnett, Mrs. Gra-
ham; spec. Emb. piece, 'Mrs. :McCallum
tatting, ItLiss Switzer, W. Epplett.; slip
>ers, Dawson, Bros,, Miss Jamieson ;
crib covner, hiss ;tVleCaltum, .;Miss Jam-
ieson, ;Filet, Mis's Switzer, 1'Iiss Robin,-
soim; tseedlewofk, Miss , witzer, Miss
Jatni•esen,; col. articles, Miss Switzer
Airs. Graham; burnt work, G. Mills;
, J,
COL
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AUCTION 1+t9.Pi1v
Byron E. Hicks a nouaces a
,sale � , an auction
of 80 Ontario ,bred feeders, and
a few choice Qlce
young Durham •g ut$ain co5vs
and heifers en. Friday, Oct. 13th at
ins, Centralia. Particulars later,
H,
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FINE AND DECORATIVE ART
Sepia, Mrs, Graham; stenci ldesign
J. `Jrquhart,' Mrs. McCallum; basketry
11Tis.. W,.. Atkinson; ,pencil ,drawing, H,
Hann illus. Graham; radia' special, E
:Press; :china, Mrs. ;W. Atkinson ; wol
special, E. Press.
DOMESTIC •SCIENCE
• Honey, 14. 13rethour; 1922 syrup, 5,
Rouinson, L: Routley; 3 lo maple sy
nip,, Dawson Bros, Mrs, McCallum : ;
s Nice bread, N'. Stephen, 5. '0 Brien;',
btow�n.'bread, J. '1, tlernt, M. Stephen'
bu�s, J • H''ern, W. i.,irkby; coffee
'Cake, S Squire, 1. ,.i, Hern;. ligh
tt e, J. T, Herne J, 1'Iaztewoocl dark
cake M. Bretivour, W. E,pplett; app:e
Pie, E. Pooley, W Kirkby ; pumpkin
pie taiiisa• Switzer, M. Erethopr, lemon
pia, A, B 1Doupe, J. Baird; currant
jelly, Mrs. McCallum:; Mrs. Barnett;
:apple 'jelly, C. Atkinson, N. Ratcliffe;
berry jelly, B. Gallop, Mrs. McCallum
.sour pickles, A.E 'Doupe; :satstfp, T,
'15� rs,ibur r ,VT,, Stephen; canned rhu-
barb,&Mrs. Urquhart, J. Urquhart ;
`cherries, NI Stephen„ C. Routley rasp
'berries; J. Pe,cb.lea, J. Squpire; pears,
Mas.' W, I.irquhart, A, 1VUI tema,n„ pea-
ches. E, holey J.^.; straw-
berries, J. Hazelwood and 2; apple;,
J. Dart J T. ,I-jearn; grapes, C. Routley
corn, C. Atkinson, W, Ratcliffe; peas
J '1 Eher.n, J. IT tzlcwood; tomatoes,
Rayl, 11/1 Stephen; v'.eget, marmalades
Mrs. •c.Cal,luin, chicken, T. Washburn
.1♦a" noon lune
h, „ 1., noon lu,t1 ln, A. E. IJo�t.tp�e, ,11i.sa
ait'.cr;Harvey
S t t, � Bros, of>eei.aI, 4V.
Kirkby, kby, Dawroon Bros ; piekles, 1\1,
Stirp1ien,
,�a
ti..
...iti.l•IOC).L CIdTLDEtEd�I S IAEPG,`i..
1'enc.l dravrng, Vr. Aticin,so;n,, Gal
Iola>, 4th and 5t.h book writing,W. At -
1
At-
kinson, V. 3to:.lr, i�[, Brethaur .. 2
and
and.3rd book writing, E. Plridliam, E,
Wynn, W. l+,arl; wild ;flowers, 12. Prid.°
f.. 1nn 7ern
, rt. Horn; ^
tve, cs
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National Railways,, l ut,alst5'add their share toward ultimately placing Canada Tar
on ,the map as one of the outstanding meccas of rite 'worldtraveller ,See
J'. T. Ratcliffe, of the Thames Road
will hold an auction sale of `horses,
cattle, hogs and implements on
Friday, Oct, 20th. Watch for fur-
ther particulars. C. 'W. Robinson
and A, Easton, auctioneers.
ALICti4)11 151110
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i' aiU.E�
�?"13r1 �t3 '
�.�1 x'Ai�I1i,
trader et' and, d by virtue of powers con,-
tallied
o ,Ftalned in a 'certain mortgage ,.which
wilt be produced at the ttawe of sale
there will be offered for Gale bypub-
lic
I
lic auction on the 2geinises ott
TUESDAY, OCTOXI 24tia�.lD`w'.?1 ,. ,
r.
at g o'clock p, na,, the following.;pro
petty: Lot No, 4, in the First Con-
cession of the Township of Biddulph,
in the County of Middlesex, . contain- •
ing 100 acres more or less. O I
On this
property are a brick dwelling house
and a bank barn. The farm is. close •
to the Village of Centralia' 'au
d con-- -;
n.
venient to church and school.'
'PERMS: 10 per .,cent of the pur-
chase
•-
clutse n ones on the da of °
y Sale
the balance on the 2nd day -of Jan-
-nary next. A'portion of the money,"
may remain on 'mortgage if the pur- -
chaser so desires.
Further terms andarticular
I' swill t'
be made known on day of sale or may
be had on application to the
P wander-
signed. ,
GLADM�pT p�
..,STANBURY'
Solicitors 'for 'Vendor, eudoi
0
Exeter','
,Ont,•
THOMAS
CAMERON
Auctioneer, Exeter, .Ont.
COURT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a Court will be held, pursuant to The
Ontario Voter's List act, by His Hon-
or the Judge of the County Court -of
the County of Huron at the Town
Hall, Exeter,n the Ninth day
4 Y of
October, 1922' at Eleven o'clock ia} '
the forenoon to hear and determine •
complaints of errors and omissions in '
the Voter's List of the Municipality''
of the village of Exeter for -1922,
Dated the 19th daffy of September,
1922. Jos. Senior, Qlerk of the•:
Municipality of the village of Exeter. .
TORY LOAN
COUPONS
Vtr will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to your credit
In our Savings Bank where they will
sae°
draw interest at 3% per annum.
c
THE CANADIAN DIA ANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter' Branch, F. A. Chapman, Manager
Crediton Branch,
Dashwood Branch, } - R. S. Wilson, Manager
kockswkookumakelsomkkaramdkaomokskortak
THE MOLSONS
E3ANK
•
INCORPORATED 185a
Capital Paid Up $4,000;000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN INDUSTRY AND THRIFT.
Reward them for doing work around the house, and
impress upon them the importance of saving their
earnings. Why not open an account for them in
the Savings Department of The Molsons Bank. Mon-
ey may be deposited and withdrawn by mail
EXETER .BRANCH ---' T. S. "WOODS, Manager
Centralia Branch open for business daily
THE USBORNE AND BI BBERT
FARMER'S 1Vi 5TUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President, Win. BR.00K
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
THOS. RYAN JOHN G. ROY
ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE
AG ".I NTS
JOHN Il1SSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Usborne and Bidduiph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, agent.1or
? t1bbert, Fullarto,n and Logan.
W, A. ,TDRNBIILL,
Secri3tary-Treasurer
R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
DR.HENRY A. CORSAILTT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -Baker's Livery on James St.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Phone 8.
D51. A. R. iinvsmax,
Rona"' Graduate of Toronto 'U;:±vea
r
Sits'.
DENTIST
Office over Gladatiaa
n & Stanbury's
oMiee, Main Street, ] aeter,
A s.
dvertie® iaz the '�i tete.,, I4, pays.
MONEY. TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan: on farm and village
properties, at lowest rates of in -r
terest.
OLADMAN & STANBURY i
Barristers, Solicitors, ,
Main St, Exeter, Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Ance
tiomeer.' Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left
at Thanes Office will be ' promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirktoni
Address Kirkton P. 0.
DB. G. 19, lk O121,STON, L.D.S., D.D.S1;
D iNTIST
Office over L It. Carling's Lave
office.
Closed • every Wednesday afternoonb
USE "DIAMOND DYES"
I)yo right! Don't risI
your material • Each pack-
age of Diamond [)ye"c n '
tains directions so simple
that :. any iV011lati ear* diarnond-dye'. a new, rich.
color into old garments,
draperies, covering's, every--
thing,
very-.
°
tizng whether 'wool,Silt,,
linea,cotton or mixed goods.
Buy "Diamond I)ycs'",-71 ar
other kind -then perfect re
sults are guaranteed even it
you have never dyed. hc.
fore.`-
Druggist has "Diamond 1)yes:
Color Card" -1) r1ch colors,