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incoming cheques or cash are also shown in his`bank
book. In a flash he can tell when he paid anyper.
ticular account or when an account was paid to
His bank book tells him.
He has no need to go to town to do his business
he is rushed. A cheque by mail pays an item"itr
makes deposits almost as gnirkty as he could
himself.
Today the safe, efficient, satisfactory method oehusi-
nese is through the Bank.
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HOME PAINTING MADE EASY -
SOLD BY
G. A. HAWKINS
EXETER, ONT.
Exeter High
School Reporto
Addison Alex
Alexander, Ruby
Allen, Earl
Anderson; Harry
Baker, Lillian
Dearing, Rosa
Ford, Irwin
Hackney, Marjorie
Hicks, Helen
Hicks, Margaret
Hodgins, Ivan
Hodgius, Eileen
Horton, Harold
Howald, Muriel
Jennings, Harry
Kitchen, James
McClyment, Harry,
Mooney, Vera
Monroe, Alice
Nelson, Januita
Northcott, -Stella.
O'Brien, Mary
Read, Stanley
Reader, Elsie
Salter, Doris
Scott, Willie
Simmons, Annie
Sims, Verda
Skinner, Harold
Smith, Hazel
Thomson, Elizabeth
Walter, Edith
West, Sidney
Westcott, Marjorie
Westcott, Doreen
Willard, Alice,
Willis, Wanda
Wood, Pearl
Woods, Catherine
Yellow, Mina
LOCALS
Miss Hale was in London on Sat-
urday.
Good Friday on April 10th and
Easter April 12th.
Mr. Chas. Acheson is .confined to
his bed through illness.
Miss Florence Vincent, of Lon-
` don, is home for a few days.
Mrs. (Dr.) Browning is visiting
her daughter in New Hamburg.
Major Heaman attended a milit-
ary meeting in Goderich Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Gladinan, of Lon-
don. spent Tuesday in town.
Mr. W: I. Statham motored to Ac-
ton with Mr. G. Davis on Monday.
14Ir. McCartey, of Clinton, spent
.the week -end with Mr. R. H. Mur-
phy.
Mr. John Walper has moved his
household effects to town from Har-
row. Ont.
Mrs. Clifton Davis of London is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Tuckey.
Mrs. Gordon Davis of Toronto is
visiting -her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. McDonald.
Mr. Arthur Rowcliffe returned to
London Monday after spending sev-
eral days in Exeter.
Mr. Chas. Davis, ,who recently un-
derwent an operation for ,appendi-
citis is improvely nicely.
Mrs. John Salter returned to Lon-
don Friday after visiting for a few
days with Mrs. M. F. Salter.
Rev. Mr. Crawford of London oc-
cupied the pulpit of Caven Presby-
terian church 'on Sunday, preaching.
two very acceptable sermons.
•
Easter exams. are iu .progress at
the school. School closes Thurs-
day of next week for the Easter holi-
day., and will re -open on the 20th.
Mr. E. J. Spackman, of Toronto
and Mr. E. H. Spackman, of Blen-
heim, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. H. Spackman °I Saturday.
Miss Amy Johns, who' has been
recuperating at her home here fol-
lowing an operation for appendi-
citis returned to her school at Bar -
tontine on Monday.
At the close of an emergent meet-
ing of the Masonic order Monday
evening Mr. Wellington Hern invit-
ed the brethren numbering About
twenty to his home where they were
served with "a dainty lunch.
Tho regular meeting of the
Women's, Institute was held on
"1 her;clay evening at the home of
Mrs. G. Cochrane. There was a good
att.t:adance which included the mem-
bers' or the; Junior Institute. After
tle, l,risiiless part of the meeting the
Jeninr, Institute furnished. _the pro-
grant
ro-
„t ntt with Miss Amy Fisher acting
as. resident. Tile Misses Pym con-
tlihided instrumental duets, Miss
Pc'rrri Suthern a reading and Miss
Allied Bell an interesting paper 011
"Raising the standard of health in
school slid cominitnity.'i
Abbott, Mae
Beavers, Reginald
Clark, Marjorie
Creech, Frank
Creech, Hugh
Down, Melville
Fisher, Harold
Frayne, George
Gambrill, John
Greb, Lily
Heaman, Kathleen
Howey, Eugene
Howey, Marvin
Hunter, Lulu
Hunter, Marjorie
Kuhn, Stewart
Kuntz, John
Medd,
Marjorie
Oke, Norah
Pfaff Leonard
Scott, fna
Sims, Hilda
Strang, Baybelle
Taman, Edward
Thomson, Hazel
Thomson, Leslie
West, Florence
Westlake, Calvin
Winer Alma
Mrs. G. W. Davis visited in Lon-
don for a few days last week.
The second degree, team of the
Brucefield I. 0. 0. F_: accompanied
by several brethren from Seaforth
and. Hensall visited the Exeter lodge
Tuesday evening. , and exemplified
the work of the degree, receiving a
great deal of praise . for the manner
in which it was put on. Short
speeches and refreshments followed.
The young people of Main, Street
church were the guests of the young
people of James st. church on Tues.
day night and a hundred young
people had a very pleasurable elven-
ing together. The program was lit-
erary, musical and social and splen-
didly topped out with an inspira-
tional address by . hYr. Clysdale,
dainty lunch and taffy pull.
A report to a London paper states
that an oil syndicate Is being formed
in the vicinity of Mitchell. As there
are strong indications of oil being
found near Mitchell an option has
been taken on 1,000 acres of land
about two miles north of the town
and sufficient capital has been rais-
ed to start drilling the first well in
a couple of weeks.
Robert Jurwerra, who was arrest-
ed in London about three weeks ago
with a young girl of minor age
from Dashwood, was sentenced in
Goderich on Saturday and was giv-
en six months to one year for seduc-
tion and three months to six months
for abduction in the Ontario reform-
atory, the sentences to run concur-
rently. The case cause up before
Magestrate Reid.
About 30 boys and girls have
joined the classes of the school of.
religion in James Street church this
week, pursuantto a careful consid-
eration and study of the meaning of
the Christian lite, and the privileges
and duties of church membership.
The class meets in the lecture room
each afternoon at 4.30. James St.
promises to have a splendid class
for church reception' on Easter Sun-
day.
The Young People's League of
Main St. Methodist church held its
annual meeting on Tuesday evening
March 24th and thoti,gh the evening
was very, wet there was a large at-
tendance showing the increasing in-
terest in the Young People's work at
Main St. Tlie reports all showed
that the officers have been faith-
fully discharging their duties and
that the meetings have sustained
the interests of the Leaguers. At
the present time the attendance is
running around the fifty mark each
week which speaks tz well for the
work of the coming year. The new
Officers elected are as follows:
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Tio1l. Pres., Rev.. P. E. Clysdale;
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President, F,dward A):dwortIi; let
Vice Pres., I 2nd
.
Beatrice Howe
Vice. Pres., Eleanor Medd; 3rd 'Vico
Ties., George Beavers;; 4th "Vice
Pres., Lyle 'Statham; Sec., Hevvard
Dignan; Cor. See'y, Helen Dignan;
Treas., Walter Spencer; Pianist,
It
uth Wildfong; Asst. Pianist,, Helen
Dignan -
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La EC CH • .Al Bo., tie Ar
4 75 54 91
0
79
64
69 36 84 72 48 68
71 53 38 78 70 53 53
75 70 '58,'' 66 52 48 37
72 77 60, :'86 88 • 78 70'.
31 69 3$; $6 38 56 60
62 38:14, 46 • X69 $5
ab. 66 r 40` 86 68 58 51 60
Gs 72 70
49 "_. 71 46 42 88 51 .55
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53 85 66 44 82 67 62
55' 81 74 • 74 92 76 72
57 75 78 76 82" ; 63 551
59 66. 50 56 58' 59 60
27 50 38 20 50 5,0, 50'
67 70' '66 80 94 . 82 72,
35 57 28 34. 58 53 58
58 -0 . 40 76 54 80
73 73 36 26 ,78 82 ' 70
93 79 50 .• 78 86 •81 78
59 22 -14 12 45 45
58 46' 54 '`60. 54 47
63 78 '7Q 76 92 77 70
55 42 26 44 48 45
ab 70 54 •,52 58, 67 70
57 40 70 34 ' .39
57 36 22 68., 58 60
69 4.6 80 90 70 73.
59 70 66 72 76 6Q 68
65 - 32 , 22 52 47 69
55 48 ; 68 80 6.7, 47
49 63 44 18 58 40 53
44 56 , 30 16 34 47 . 48
69' 50 80 65
83 70 '74 78 58 '85•.' 56
75 50 ” 50. 80 42 62 ' ' '51
37 65 50 32 40 45 45
• '70 36 48. 32 51 57
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67 56 51 71 54 28
50 55 49 40 '90
72 59 52 100
57 33 64 64, 78. 98
52 47 63 82
ab 50 41 62 64
ab 40 68, 35 ab 86
45 21 50 32 55 66
48 66 74 42
45 31 60 50 75 40.
5.9- 31 54 77 81 96
76 18 64 67 '68' 94
71 40 54 50 39 64
45 17 50 66- 54 24
ab 32 38 38
54 55 53
66 15 42 68 81 48
76 51 68 45 59 12
56 28 64 68 64 22
50 58 40` 14
68 60 78 '32
61 50 60 70 •83 88
57 43 54 62 70 80
72 39 66 60 72 '40
57 66 53 78,'34
73 45 52 59 74 56
66 53 73 '88
50 60' 50 64 32
78
76
FORM IIIA
La Fr Co Li AH
Alien, Wilfrid 72 • 71 29.
Campbell, Bland 68 58 66 55 54
Fowler,_Gordon 53 60 75 ` 80.
Ford, Lillian 25 29 58 24 X26
Gambrill, Robt. 38 33 54 35 34
Harvey, Florence * 42 • 45
Hunter, Howard 49 68 55 :'28 ' 839
Mackenzie, Jean * ' 53 65 56, r. 96 . 60
Morlock, Ella 96 87 82 .77 t.96 100
Pryde, John 73 74 72 .-71
Pryde, Tom.72 65 100
Roulston, Verne 71 44 47 6282 43 62
Tapp, 3''ames * 43 48 55
Tuckey, Oscar 53 3.9 58 36
Turnbull, Wilfrid 70 37 54 67 56
Willis, Marie . 53 41 52 47 66
Wood, Olive * 79 66 70 69 69
Upper School English. -
J. Mackenzie, Form II Lat. 73, Mod. His. 50; Jas. Tapp, U. S. Boil,
46, Zool. 73; Wilfrid Allen, Gerinan 89.
BH Al
AWenhead, M.
Aldworth, Ed.
Beavers, Sep..
Campbell, Chas.
Cornish, Ewart
CCase, er
reech, IlubY
Dignan, Howard
Elder, Jean
Faint, Nola
Farquhar, Maurice:'
Gilfiilan,Marl
Greb; Leonard
Heywood, Thos.
Heywood, Wes.
Hodgson, Cecil
Hoffman, Alice
Hogarth, Janie ,
Howard, Evelyn
Johns, Walter
Martin, Lylyan
Medd, Eleanor
Pollen,, Harvey
Rowe,' 'Beta
Sanders; grant
Sines; Melvin
Snell, Lelia. M.
Stanbury, Kenneth
Statham, Lyle
Tiernan, Lorne
Thomson, Pearl
Wood, Nesbitt
Woods, Marion
J. Hogarth,;A
LA. LC,. G.A. GG EC EI Mei~ A1.Ge Tr .Pit Ch Bo' ,Zo F
80 62 70
62 68 62 61 91 63 53
65 50 6.8 52 48
•57 63 al? `'45 60
48 66 29 ab 31 all
94 60,
60 77 41 48 87 '
59 74.0t; " 47. 42 73 ab
ab'55 60 46
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782
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27 40 ' 62 'C3 41; 75,
61 42 49 76 58.),. 30
• 78 .55 -50 42 , ;, 41. 46 57
50 41. 47 3,4 8, t
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64
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72 61 7686
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lis 60;71 Martin,
37 75
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64
AUCTION SALE
REAL ESTATE, AID -HOUSEHOLD'
..EFFECTS
The undersigned has been instruc-
ted to sell by public auction at the
residence, of the late ...Richard Pick-
ard, on
JOHN STREET, 'EXETER
—on —
SATURDAY, APRIL 11th, 1925
at 1.30 p.m. sharp the following
71 53 HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -3 bed -
91 71 50 room suites, mattresses, bed springs
90 74 71 2 iron . beds, mattresses, springs,
78 92 72 corner cupboard, cherry; chest of
ab 48 53 drawers, cherry; butternut eaten -
88 sion dining table, kitchen table, long
76 67 27 table, chairs, Good Cheer oven heat -
ab 52' 76 er, combination coal or wood;
62 61 52 screened cupboard, sewing machine,
77 81 67 washing 'nachine, lamps,, ice cream
96 87 61 freezer, rugs, carpets, curtains,
77 82 73 crockery ware, dishes, sealers, can -
94• 50 48 ned and preserved fruit, garden
ab tools and .other articles too numer-
64 62 68 ous to mention.
87 78 76 At the same time and place there
62 61 55 will be offered for sale unless, pre -
51 71 5,1 viously sold and subject to reserve
87 - 41 bid the ;following valuable real es
85 74.;
87 64- 76 No. 1 -Large brick store on Lot
90 63 62 25, East of Main St.
85 71 61. No. ,2—Brick residence -and sur -
92 89 82 rounding grounds formerly occupied
87 77 60 by the late Richard Pickard, -situat-
70 81 44 ed North of John St.
62 7j.1 68 No. 3—Six and one half acres of
land being part of Lot 16, first con-
cession of. TJsborne...situated _,, North
of the residence of Charles Harvey
squire.
TERMS'
Ge 'Ph Ch OC
93 95 • 73
77
73 84
35
52 64
76
48
73
83 80f MORTGAGE SALE
CHATTELS= -Cash.
Terms of real . estate made known
on day of sale or may be had on ap-
plication to
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
R. E. PICKARD, Executor
68
56 Under and by virtue of the pro -
79 • 62 visions contained in a certain wort:
50• 72 gage which will be produced at the
47 time of sale there will be offered
58 for sale by Public Auction on
MONDAY, APRIL 20th, 1925
FORM IIIB
Co Li All BH Al
Aldworth, Marguerite 62 73
Collingwood, Grant 58 68 90
Creery, Agnes 51 29 ab
Elworthy, Reta 35
Faist, . Fred 43
Geiser, Clara 42 34
Geiger, Newell
GiIfillan, John
Gower, Herman 59
Heist, Gertrude 55
Hamilton, Elizabeth 75
Hayter, Helen 60
Hunter, Gerta 72
McFalls, Percy 35
Morrison, Grace 61
Mitchell, Ada 56
Murray, Violet 57
Murray, Hannah 55
Murray, Isabel,59
Pullen, Florene 54
Rice, Ellen 67
Snell, Harold 36
Whitlock, Evelyn 68
Wren., Gladys ' 56 46:
Ge Ph Ch _ Ar
23 66
68 60
48 80 60
20 47
62 81 63 45 43
50 77 46
68 50
53 54 89 . 47 55
58 72 64
57 • 36 54 53 36
84 70 66 : 94 48
45 34 60 .68 63
66 69 65•. 48
39 47 25.
42 39 70
38 32 62 28 84
56 51 79 81
97
90
at the hour of two o'clock in• the
afternoon at
ZIM'MER'S HOTEL, in the Village
• of DASHWOOD
In the county of Huron by the
'undersigned auctioneer, the follow-
ing valuable farm property, viz:
LOT EIGHTEEN in the FOUR-
TEENTH CONCESSION of
the Township of Stephen in the
County of Huron, containing One
60 Hundred Acres more or less.
This farm is well situated, fenc-
ed and drained and has erected
thereon a good frame house, bank.
69 barn, drive shed and pig pen and
68 has a splendid orchard and is con -
69 venient to school and markets. -
68
36 70
45 48, 69
46 41 66
80 • 61
65
50
54
60 -
61 60:78 22 a 41
55 74 40 27
39 41 44 50
100 65
56 43 63 31 65
Ada Mitchell 2nd Grain. 56; Reta Elworthy, 2nd Grana, 52, 2nd Zool.
38; G:- Coliingwood :4th Lit:'70; G. Wren, 2nd Zool. 41; P. McFalls, 2nd
Botany 90;:"G. Hunter, Art. 60; G. Gilfillan. 4th Lit. 59; M. A Idworth,
4th Lit, 60.
FORM IIIC
Co Li . AH • BH
Anderson, Elva 67 27' 51
Bell, 'William 55 42 50 -68
Bissett, Marion 70 56 48 69
Chambers, Nona 50 45 48 58
Deichert, Theo, '
Elliott, Kathleen 47 82 • 45
Guenther, Edith 55 41 ab 74
Hey, Milton 45 46 60
Hodgson, 'Herman 53 66 75.
Hodgert, Charles 45 , 42 26 50
Jarrett, Gilbert 72 50
johns, Margaret. 53 . 45 ab
Kyle, Diners= 56 42 62;
Lamport, Irene 55 41 ab
McLean, Rosa . , 40 51
1124trpiiy, Mildred 55 39 34' 59
Reed, Laura 70 40 39
Rose, Lillian 61 45- 36 60 88
Salter, Meta 55 58 ab 61
Sehilbie, Gertrude , 55 00 65
Spencer, Walter 48 53 36. 82 55
Ttirilbuli, • GNraee 63 69
Von Wascinski, Wanda 70 54 48
`Wethey, Helen
TERMS—Ten per cent of the
purchase money to be paid at the
time of sale, balance to be paid in
thirty days.
For further particulars and con-
ditions apply to
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer Ex-
eter, Ont.
ISAAC R. CARLING, Solicitor for
Mortgagee, Exeter Ont,
farmers and Stockmen
ATTENTION!
Al Ge Ph Ch SPECIAL PRICES ON '
96 _
68 . • 31
47
57
91
83
38
48
`79
39
84
97
65
23
94
67
54
70
53
65
58
68 45 44 25
45 65 58
68 52 26 25 lb. $1.25
60 27 50 lb. $2.25
67 41 100 lb: $4.25
86 48, 41
82 51 47
60
58• 52 41
97 7 69 .64
45 50
46 63
40
46
64
37
40
ELATCFIFORD CALF
MEAL
FOR; TWO MONTHS
MARII and APRIL°'
. has
We • offer Blatchford's Steam -
Cooked Calf Meal —The 'Best Made
—at Tess than wholesale prices dur-
ing March and April.
36
G. ;Tai arrott, 1VI. His; 14; M, 1Tev, M. Mist 26; T-' Reichert 4th Bot 38 ,
4th fool, 68; G, Sohilb , 4th Bot. 80, Zool 67; M. 3'ollns, Znid Grant 60
R. McLean, L ..S. Lit. 21; 11. Wethey, U.S. Lit. 43; T. Lamport, 2nd Gram 58.
ADMINISTRATOR'S•
AUCTION SALE
100 ACRE FARM, FARM STOCK,
,IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
IN, BIDDULPH 'TOWNSHIP
There will be offered for sale by
public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY; 'APRIL Sth, 1925
at 1 o'clock' p.m. the following
REAL ESTATE—Lot number 23,
concession 6 in the township of Bid-
dulph in the county of Middleseir.
On this farm are a good frame
house and bank barn. The soil is
a good clay loam, well drained. ,12
acres of fall wheat, about ,25 acres
fall plowed, 20 acres hay, about 8
acres hardwood bush, rest grass
land. Good well. •
The farm, is only 21/2 miles from
Lucan, and is in .splendid condition.
CHATTELS -4 horses, 2 cows, 1
yearling, 1 brood sow, binder,, hay
Wader, 'mower, roller, disk' harrows,
drag harrows, ' walking plow, ' twin
plow, gang plow, cultivator, scuffler
sulky rake, bob -sleighs, seed drill,
cutter, wagon, buggy, cutting box,
cream separator, harness, hay fork
and other 'articles. .
TERMS
Take .advantage of these prices,
while they last. Follow directcions
in feeding•for best results. You eau
get your supply at the creameries in
x e ter or 'Winchelsea, or front
Exeter W hany
of men our on, the road.
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Strictly in Advance. $2.00 May N'*
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To V. S. Subscribers $2.00 aYea ..a.a„,_
AUCTION SALE
of _...
FARM`iS' Opl '`AND 'IMPLEMENT3i
The undersigned has received in--
structions Ito sell by Public Auetioms
,
...--
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8th, 1095 -
Sale to commence at. 1 o'clock sharp?
HORSES -1 heavy gelding 5 'yrac•
old; .1 heavy Clyde 5 yrs. old; one:
-
aged mare.
CATTLE -1 cow 3 years old'dtae
with new calf; 2 cows 5 years WO
due any tithe; • 2 cows 9 years old,:
due any time; 3 two year old steer"
1 two year heifer; 2 yearling steers
and . two yearling heifers, 1 calf k
months'<Ald.
PIGS -1 'brood sow with litter.
FOWL—Pair geese, 3 ducks,, 50,'
hens, pulletts.
IMPLEMENTS Massey -Harriet:
binder., Frost and Wood Mower, rot
rake, M. H. two furrow plow, near-
ly new, walking plow, M. H. culti-
vator, nearly new, set harrows near -
new, 1 post auger, tile, spade and:
scoope, seed drill, scuffler, Adams.
wagon, set sleighs, buggy, road cart,.
2 cutters, fanning mill, hay rack,
gravel box, 1 chop box, barrel, set
.br.itchen harness, setback band har-
ness, set
ar-ness,set single harness, string bens,,
DeLaval cream, separator, Daisy,
churn, 120 egg incubator, cupboard,
6 'kitchen chairs, 1 extension table,
sideboard, • cook stove, a number of
grain bags, forks, cow -chains, chains.
and other articles too numerous to
mention. ,
A quantity of Hay and, 300 bulli,
of oats. Cash.
TERIMS
$10 and under, cash; over that.
amount • 7 months credit will be giv-
en on furnishing approved joint
notes, or a discount of 5 per cent oft
for cash.
LEWIS LOVE F. TAYLOR
Proprietor Auctioneer
REAL ESTATE -10 • per cent. on
day of sale, balance in 30 flays or
purchaser mar leave portion on
mortgage if so -desired.
CHATTELS—$25 and under cash
above that amount 7 months' credit
on approved joint.notes.
Further particulars, terms and.
conditions of sale . will be made
known on day of sale or 'can be had
on application to
The London & Western Trusts Co.,
Ltd., Administrators
Gladman & Stanbury, Solicitors,
London and Exeter.
H. H: Stanley, Auctioneer, Lucan,
Ont.
AUCTION SALE
OF •
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Sth 1925
Lot 9, on Lake Road
at 1 o'clock sharp
Horses -1 pair of work horses;
COWS -4 cows supposed to be in
calf due in May, 1 farrow cow, 3
yearling calves.
IMPLEMENTS—Maxwell Binnder
1 Brantford Mower, 1 hoe drill, one
spring -tooth cultivator, rake, disc,
diamond set of harrows, scufflers,
Fleury walking plow, wagon, cutter,
hay rack, gravel box, Melotte Cream.
Separator, cutting box, double set of
heavy harness, 2 sets of single har-
ness; .a ntfmber of collars, horse
blankets nearly new, good robe, a
quantity of hay, about' 360 of t4 in.
tile forks, shovels and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS •
All sums of $10.00 and tinder cash
over that amount 8 , months credit
will be given on furnishing approv-
ed joint notes with a discount of 4
per cent off for cash on credit a-
mounts.
ARTHUR WEBER r J. CARRICK
Auctioneer
Proprietor
John Graybeil, Clerk
AUCTION SALE
— of —
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The undersigned has received in-
structions to sell by public auctiow
at the residence of Mr. H. Spackman.:
ANDREW STREET, EXETER
— on
SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 1925
at 1 o'clock sharp the following
3 bedroom suites, , bedsprings,
solid walnut sideboard, walnut par-
lor suite, several small parlor tables',
several rocking chairs, dining room.
chairs, kitchen chairs, couch, hal1l; -
rack, good range with high warminL
shelf, washing machine, lawn mow-
er, garden tools, kitchen utensils, 3--
burnner coal -oil stove with oven and:.
other articles too numerous to men-
tion.
TERMS: CASH
H.-SPACKMAN F. TAYLOR
Proprietor Auctioneer
TEACHERS' ALL EXPENSE TOUR. -
TO THE PACIFIC COAST IN-
CLUDING CANADIAN AND
AMERICAN NATIONAL
PARKS
A complete thirty -day all expense -
tour is being arranged • from To-
ronto to the . North Pacific Coast,
special train leaving Toronto via.
Canadian National Railways, July'
9th next.
,Westbound, •the party will pass,
through some of the most import-
ant cities of Western Canada—Win-
nipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, stop-,
ping over at Jasper National Park,.
thence to Prince Rupert and via.
Canadian National Pacific Coast
Steamers through the wonderful
scenic seas .of the North Pacific -
Coast to Vancouver, .returning via
Portland, Yellowstone National.
Park, Salt Lake City and Estes Na--
tional Park through -Chicago, thence
back to Toronto.
The ,tour is being arranged under
the direction of Mr. A. E. Bryson,.
Principal of Silverthorn school, To-
ronto and Mr. Martin Kerr, Princ-
ipal 'Of the Earl 'Kitchener school,.
Hamilton; Ont: • Full information
may be secured•from• Mr.:.Bryson, 44
Silverthorn : Ave., Toronto,. Junct.-
2543w, also from Mr. ' Kerr, 4
Beulah Ave., Hamilton, Regent 842.
While primarily designed for the'
benefit of teachers in the Province
of Ontario, the tour is open to mem-
bers of the 'general public and any -
who' care to join. the party will be
most welcome. -
. Money Belts
THE old way of carrying your money
in gold • in a belt, when travelling,
had neither the advantages of . safety'
icor comfort.
OUR Travellers' Cheques are. pay-
able only to your order, can be
cashed promptly in small amounts for
your immediate requirements and take
lade space in your pocket. Try them.
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Capital Paid etid X7p $20,040,000
Reserve Puiid $20,000,000
Eer 13li . M. Compile, ileManager
Cxetrediton Tlraiieranch it. C = -
G. G. Maynard,, Manager