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at a stammdetill for over a week awing
to the wet weather, has been resum-
ed and much of the grain has been
satefy. hauled: There was capsid
erable oats and barley still in the
field when thewetweather set in.
Oats • that Were not cut Were badly*
flatteued out and cutting was made
difficult, Much ofi the grain was
sleelleci out but on the whole the
damage will nat by great. " Past,.u'es
are iu good. ,t ondition.. and late crops
dire doing well. Plowing conditions
are favorable:mid land is being pre-
pared for tall wheat. The beans
are looking fine and need: only good
harvest weather for a fine, crop.
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O'NSTERon
FRES`,
��CI\TIC
Labor Day, Sept; 6th
IN MR. GEORGE I%i0RP Y'S GROVE, EASE'r.G TE,' BLANSHARD,
East of the Village of Woo"iiifieni e
€'N"DElt A1JSPICES. OF Tiil'1:4N SHAR D CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIA-
TION
Sports of all kinds, consisting a Baseball, S ,1emn vs. Mt. Pleas-
ant; Softball, St. Marys Cheerio vs. Staffa; Races for Children of
different ages. Prize money:Baseleall, $40.00; Spitball,• $25.00;•
Races for Children, $10.00. Speakers—Earl Ep Rowe, M. P., ..for
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Simeoe; Harry G. Fester, ofs Hamilton; R. S. GramaJ, Candidate for
South Perth; Andrew Hicks, Candidate for South'
1xa H iron.
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ATTEND CS
- TlAND 1
'.' BAND 7V'
Y ItIL
ST. MARYS � x
Come and bade a good time. Eveitybo ly Welcome: ,t
ADMISSION—FREFE
Refreshment b otic on the rounds
Games- start sharp at one o'clock,. . e o g
C1rA.ELES BARIVETT, :Seeretaiy: ALF *AUL, President
Six Reasons Why We Recommend
HURON BRIE DEBENTURES
1. They are authorized by law as an investment for estates
and trust >;unds.
2. They are Issued by an incitation that is! "OLDER than . the
DOMINION." i •
Thia 62 -year-old financial institution is Government Chart-
' ered.
4 Huron & Erie books, securities and :aecouY is are subject.
i notice b Dominion Gov-
ernment
at an time' without xu
to: inspectiony
Offfciala., e. i
5 The paid up capital and reserve fund of The Old Huron &
Erie affords surplus security. .totaling 1$6»50.000. • •
6, Owners of these debentures together with e_'avings ;depositors
have FIRST claim. upon every dollar of iron, & Erie aa -
sets totalling over • 31,000,000.
a b le• half earl I u n !100 or more
5 per cent, per annum iss pay b yearly y � P _ i
tor 1,.2 3,4,or 5 ears. t'
y
SECURITY FOR TO IIA.RD EARN-
ED
SE THIS T
CEI00.
SAVI-'TGS
DARLING 8 ' MO1i .
BARRISTER & c� '
T.
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Local Agent ir he lcur :rfi �
gOrporatiOn.
wboni' appLicattbsta like deb se, ureiaelliiisy lbs Made.
THE MIETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
OFFERED $01,000. FOR SEED
TWENTY
FROM, TWENTY .tl(`,it17S
Mr. Frank Taylor has the pees—
pact of ,a rich reward frown a twenty
acre field of Sweet Clover grovrn on.
the feral. of Mr, Wilson Anderson of
the ,2nd eeneession of Stephen. Jct
is the only field of its kind •in On-
tario and has; -attracted ' cousiclerable
attention all summer, The clover
was' cut about three weeks ago and
last week it was 'threshed and Mr,
• the y�estimates Taylor 'liar ahem t me s
eed
is cleened it •will turn out over 300
bushels .or over 15 bushels to the
acre. .lee has already received an
offer of $6,000 far the crop, nut he
is holding it at thirty dollars a
bushel and has already received a
lumber of orders. On Saturday he
took out au insurance policy on the
seed for $6,000. The clover is call-
ed the Essex Crystal Dwarf Sweet
Clover. 7m. Taylor secured the seedod
from his brother in 142ichigan who
first procured the seed in California.
The clover has a growth of from
four to . five feet and after . being
cut makes a splendid fall pasture.
Frank is very.. optimistic 'andbeliev-
es that owing to the scarcity of
clover, this new avariety will , meet
with general approval.
TI a LATE MR. THOS. II. JOHN'S
Last week we made mention of the
serious iAness of Mr. Thos, Johns,
of Kippen, but for many years a resi-
dent of Exeter. The announcement
of his. death will be read with feel-
ings of regret and sorrow by a large
circle of friends not only in the
neighborhood but by the surround . Sohn Hunter, angle iron, R. & B. $8
ing' community. After 'a 'long, and Jolla. liydd., team labor and gravel
painful illness of almost two years $21; Be,'i.,aterai Fire Hose Co, hose:
he passed away on Friday, August $25* Win. Ward, . supplies, R. & B :;
27, at the age of 52, He was a man
of genial. disposition; of strong con-
viction, with a high standard of
honor, and leaves behind him a name
respected wherever it is known.
Throughout his illness, he manifested
a restful and joyous confidence in
the word of his Lord maintaining
that He who planned the universe
would work out its details in the
days to come. The funeral 'was held.
on Sunday afternoon last, conduct-
ed by his former pastor the Rev. F.
E. Cl sdale ' of Exeter,
in the ab-
sence
,
sence of bis pastor Rev, Lundy. The
brethren .of the I. 0. 0. F. attended
in body and performed their beauti-
ful burial service at the graveside .in
Baird's cemetery_ The many, beauti-
ful floral tributes showed the ,high
esteemin which • he • was weld.
He leaves to mourn the loss of a
loving husband and father, his
widow• and .two daughters, Mrs. G.
A. Gower, of St. Catherines and Miss
Mabelle at home, .also his sister,
Mrs. Annie Hutchings, of Goderich
Township, Mrs...Freeland, of Toronto
and• brother John, of Varna, who
were . present. His •sisters, • Mrs.
Treat, of Chicago, Mrs. • Beyers, of
Kansas City and brothers Dr. Char..
of Chicago, • Alfred and Arthur, of
Saskatchewan;svere unable to. attend.
The sincere and heartfelt sympathy
of the community is extended to the
bereaved in their time of.sorraw
EXETER CQUNCIL
Mender, August 23rd, 1926
A regular meeting of the isnunlci-
pal council. All members present.
The minutes of the :'meeting ne1d.
August WI were read and approved.
A letter as received by the Reeve
from the Exeter and Hurondale
Women's' institute. asking fina,nutal
aid in securng and et uippiug a ,rest
room - fee women and children,
Action deferred pending further,
advice.
.
e
A petition signed by. Mrs. .Janet
Hamilton and J. V. Lamport asking
that a walk. be constructed on the
north side of Mary street from An-
drew to the line fence in front et
Mr. Russell Hedden's. Mr. Idedden
volunteering to provide some gravel
for the same. Granted on motion
of Davis and °Quids. Carried.
Mrw
W. G.Medd made a request
t
through Councillor Gillespie to he
allowed to connect a steam pipe from
his engine boiler into the drain
along William street. Granted on
motion of Gillespie and Hawkins.
Carried,:
Per Coultis and Gillespie: That
the clerk call for tenders for the
cleaning up of the dump ground on
the Lake Road, Tenders to be re-
ceived • at the newt meeting . Sep-
tember '13th, 1926. •
The auditor's report for July was
read and accepted en motion' of.
Hawkins, :;and Davis. ' Carried.
The .'following accounts were read
and ordered. paid.: Arthur .:Jones,
supplies R, & B. $11.40;' Wickwire
Print Shop, printing account, $72;.
The - many friends of Mrs., A: J.
Eord regret to know , that she
is agaiin`confined to her bed through
illness. " •
guarantees greet r v4tue plus unsurpassed -
Chryslerperf orntiance at'remarkably lowprices
Chi' sler"50"-from *1055• to'1160
Chrysler "(0"`from '1485 to '1835
60 --
C,ysler 7 from 2030 to 27`50
Chrysler 8 f road, 36.65 to 51,20
,tip u;• ..
F. 0. B. R%ix{lsaus CY.zitario,f weight only to lie added
s ` Prices incly alI xes'4 bumpers front aril rear,
spare tire, •iii'e"rrove;,.aisd tank full of gasoline:
Stanclardlizse4 Quality Means
Superior Quali0iin Every Chrysler
Chrysler model numbers —40p.60,
70 and Imperial. 80 — xumean :miles
per hour and something vastlyrxiore
important in creating value.
They mean a common basis of qual-
ity for all four lines of cars
w a: rigid system of close measure- ,
ment and fine manufactliring ap,.•
plied alike to each and every one
of the four lines
—a common source of ei�."�Y1i ging';
skill
--a
division of overhead and aper.+
acing costs
- combination o ba yir on es
— a tnagrxifcent system .ofspecial
machines and special processes de-
vised to insure invariable accuracy
in. the manufacture of all four lines
of cars'
-a positive protective process of
guaranteeing the owner exactly the
same basic quality no matter what
piict he: pays or which. Chrysler carte
he buys.
Chrysler Standardized Quality thus
assures. unsurpassed Chrysler per-
farxnmatmce in every model—results
irk incomparably greater value for
e investment. We i ite ou to
tb. t* �'
prove this for yourself Come and
fry a)t.ut any Chrysler.
Huron Gar
C. PILO
Phone 155
660 ,
E et ?r, Ont..
$1:75; Peter Whitlock, gravel 50e;
Cop. 'Builders' Supply Co., London,
tile, $19,50;; Homer Bagshaw, dray-
ing tile • $14. • Cemetery accounts-
Wm. Stziith, labor $25,' Keith Ford,
labor $12.50;
Meeting adjourned by Gillespie. •
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk.
�.-Local
News '
Misses Vera and Reta Rowe .and
Masters • Robby and: Rowe DinneY
returned Tuesday after visitingfor
several days in 'Toronto. ".
Mr. and lVlrs. Ed. 1Vlorrisou and
daughter, Miss Violet, of Chalon, ac
companied by the former's father,
Mr. Robt. lViorrison, of Hensall, visit-
ed : with Mr. ;crud Me, W. H. Johnston
one day this week: ,
A•: number from town,: were at
Grand, Bead Sunday: afternoon, to
witness the publicbaptism by the
leader of Gospel Hall at that
place. irhirteen candidates were
immersed and about three thousand
spectators witnessed tlte,/scene.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard, Mi; e
and Mrs. W. H. Johnston and Mr, :J.
S, ,Harvey motored to Kippen Tees-
day
uesday evening to attend the flower
show. They , were loud in their
praises of the magnificentshowing
by flue flower rovers of Kippen.
Mr. J W. Taylor, of town,
y , ow is
leavng Thersday morning to attend
a re -union of the Taylor • fancily in
Ontario at Scarboro Heights, To-
ronto. While •there he will 'take 'in
the. Toronto Exhibition- and .will•also
visit a number of friends in Eastern
Ontario.
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers returned
home last week after visiting , for
two weeks in Woodstock, Toronto
Hanxiiton• and Brantford. She also:
visited with Mr. M. Senn, ex-M.P.,
Conservative . candidate in Haltll-
mand Co., and a cousin of Mr.•
Beavers. . ,
Mr; and Mrs J. G.,. Stanbury and
Vier
r r at Sini=
Miss are'' Pickard axe' s Margaret
coe attending the wedding of Miss
Margaret ,,Sharp,' daughter of 'the
late Rev. S. and Mrs. Sharp, to Mr,
:George •Durwar, of the Canadian
eBanle, of Commerce staff, Mitchell..
Miss Pickard is to act as bridesmaid.
` The Misses Adeline, Marguerite
and Irene Fraser ,and brother Jim,
of Detroit, visited over the. week-
end with .their brother Mr. William
Fraser and . friends at Mooresville •
They returned 'home Tuesday, their
mother who has been visiting • here
and other places for some time re
turned. home with them.
The services- at Main St, united
church were - well patronized lege
Sunday, the pastor continuing his
discussions on the Humanity and
Deity of Jesus.In 'the morniiige.
Mr. Fred•' Feist, of Crediton, sangf a
very impressive solo' and in th'e • ee
ening Miss• Pearl 'Wood assisted; the!
choir and, delighted the congregation-
!with her solo "The Song•T '.ieald ixm`
Heaven."
W `e '
Messrs: E. Sanders an d C.B
Snell; Wm. Rivers and Geo antler
son attended the Scotch Doubles
bowling -tournament at Goderich on
Wednesday of last week; It was' an
elimination tournament and Messrs.
Rivers and,Anderson won five ganies=
being defeated by a rink that went
into the semi=finals. ''hey Were
playing
upuntil: three O'clock in the
•
morning. I
The public , school' is •again I, • re
sounding•from the hum of children's.
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie, of iieusall,
spent one' day
last week 'with Mrs. W. IL Johnston •.'
Mrs. Will Fraser and children re-
turned; home last wAkk after :spend-
ing a ,few days in Lucan With iMrs.
Elmer Murdy.
Miss Ann 'Turnbull, who has been
spending: her vacation in town has
retur
ned'cto her duties Strat-
fordat the
Hospital. „'
Mrs. •Ls''Billings, returned to 'her
hone an 'London after visiting` for a
couple : df • weeks with Mr. and Mrs:
W. T Ac17eson. - '
Miss•.: -Margaret Hilboru has 'te
turned; to. 'her home in Hamiltons
after visiting with, Mr. and .ors: A.
'
J. Ford and' •1VIr. and Mrs: WW.
Chapman -
Mr, ''and•°Mrs.• Asa Perihale and
family"wielted• in: London township
voices
do •Sunday` taking with -theta'.VMisses and the patter of many feet as
Gettrude'and Rbeta Tackabi ry,, wii.o'
have vis"dteW with,,the n for a 'week.
Mr -:.':Wil,. ,i' "` Tatman '• and =•three
.-.
i.
ean%
?end' fi
chflc'iren, sTedi,, Margaret ,a d
d M F 11 netored elj:T e
t>`e scholar's have 'found • their way
back following flee midsummer 'boli-
days. For' a' great: xiinny,':and.'par
'ti�ee;erly the boys; the holidays have
,coins,to a case all too soorr.'llThe
etre an rs. Dive staff 'this"ypar'is comprised of G. S:
routs Monday ta.,spend a Ye i daysr Reward, ,principal, Miss Horton,„Mrs,
at the Exhibition. r •• - '' ` l ' ' -•Goodspeed,' Miss Pickard, Miss ;Medd,
The voters' •axsts prepared by the and 'Miss Fulton. The high; school
different registrars 'have. been ;post-•
will
ed up for•inspecton •” ' Voters erre re- , open next week. .
The August meeting of the Exeter
quested to -,examine the said lists to Women's Institute was held Tuesday
+see that their names are not omit-
, evening at the home of Mrs. J::M. ,
•ted. e•;:.ft with a good asceuia•re
Rev.. C W. DeWitt Cousens, of various items of business were Prates-, •
Springfield,. whohas been holiday- acted, Miss Medd gave An outline. of
ing near ,Kincardine, occupied the the work of the Home had 'School.
pulpit in ;James St. charch�on Sun-' Ciub with a' view to interesting, the;
day and delivered two splendid ser- members in this organization. ,,
mleas
mons. - 1 Manson read an article on Current:
Mr. R. R. I3agernan, •off Calgary, Events' prepared, Events' Miss G. Connor.
arrived in,. Exeter Monday :evening Two. interesting demonstratiane:were.
to . join •his wife and family who given one 'on making . sherbet;.. yi
H
have spent the. suix mer ,with'' Mrs.' Misses Stella Southcott and Verna,,
Horton. agerman's" mother, Mrs. Margaret e
Coates, and the •other on ieed tea 101
Mr. Jas j+oo'te has returned" to I cars. M. G. Graham. A. ukelele solo
by Master Billie Burke, with ,piano;
Detroit after..: holidaying for Ytwo';,accompanied.by his. sister Missr!Ger,.
weeks with his family. Mr. and aidine- also instrumental solos by
Mrs. Foote.: and family motored to. Mrs: Dufus added much to the:•inter-1
Belmont and. St. Thomas foal the est of the program. • The evening
week -end. 1 was brought to `a close by servinge,be
Mrs. J. W. Powell and Marion sherbet and, iced tea •as demonstrated:
have. returned home eater spending The next meeting will be held in the
several weeks in Sarnia'`owing to the
illness of Mrs. Powell's mother. Mr. I Town Hall, where a prize wilt '',be,
Powell was in Sarnia for several givenfor the best bouquet of flow -
days cast, week. ers brought by any member of: the
Mr. Reg:' Parsons has returned to I Institute. . • • ,:
Erieau to resume his duties• as A HIGH RECORD:
school teaeher fallowing the boli- The excellent • showing of the Fxe`i
days. Daring ' the summer Mr. Par- ter Higli_ School in the Upper. School'
sons has taken a ceurseat the -Wes- Exams. was referred•,ao last mveei#
tern University: - - I when 90.65 ;-per cent of all papers'
While 'Cranking a car Saturday tried were passed, while in nine 'subt-:'
evening Mr. Ed. Coombes, had'• the
misfortune eo ' strike the Iicense lees not a single failure was e'ex-
piate ed. This'showing has - not been 'sic=
plate on the -'car inflicting a y ceeded in the Province. An exaniinj
gash in Itis thumb requiring several ation of the record for both Middle
stitches to close the wound. ' and Uuuer. 'School combined shows.
Rev. R. E. ,Southcott, who spent � that there were 388 attempts : with
the past two weeks at Chatauqua, 320 ` successful er 82 1-2 per ;cent.
New York, visited with his mother •which is a very gratifying"result.
at Grand 'Bend. over :, the week -end, It is worthy of mention that in'Up-
returning to his charge at Jeanette's ,,er School honors were obtained 'in
Creek on Monday 67 per cent of all successful attempts
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kenyon, and In Middle School Chemistry there'
two sons, Teddie and Bobbie, of laele honors for all but, three with
Brantford, and Mrs. Strowbridge, of no failures; in physics honors for, all
Ingersoll, motored up and spent Sun- but two with one failure; in British
History honors for all but.four; with
three failures; in French Authors
honors for all but one with one fail -
tire while in Latin Composition there
Grand Bend
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Program
g ram
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4th at 3,30 p.m,
BIG CONSERVATIVE PICNIC'
Speakers
HON. MANNING DOHERTY
Ex -Minister of Public Works, .DrurY
Government
MR. HENRY EILBER, EX-M.P.P.
al
TT Hensel'
MR, WILLIAM CONSITT,
Mft, ANDREW HICKS
Candidate for this riding •
LABOR DAY
BIG SOFT BALL MATCH
Brownie Girls of London, vs. an all
star team from Grand Bend district
girl's soft ball league_ ,
Winner constitutes the champons of
this locality
it
an in Afternoon and Evening with
D
Hugo D'ipolito's Buescher boys
8 Pace Orchestra
' Abe this is. the closing day of the
Year; why not come to the Bend for
a real day's fun, entertainment, and
instruction. WE WILL MAKE YOU
ALL TRULY WELCOME.
AUCTION. SALE
18th
1n Crediton. on September,
at 2 p.m. the following property
will be sold by Public Auction.
House and Lot No. 8, Stephen on
o north
r r acre of
'land n
one; qua to
side}' A. frame house consisting of
five rgofns, a good brick kitchen and
.cellar.`„ A. good .stable, and drive
shed.• There are"five fruit trees
and •sma 4 fruiter, also a good well.
An adjoining Joe of half an acre
without .buildings lot 9 and 10 con-
,sisting: of; a good well ,and. six, apple
trees with a new wire fence partly
amend.
around. House in good location
and close to brick yards.
For , ; further pasnticulars apply to
ae. ;J, Sams or Frank, Taylor,. Exeter.
I;,; S.�.SIMS FRANK TAYLOR
,Proprietor Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
•FARM PROPERTY
'Tlie 'underigned will offer for sale
'On the' premises 'on :---
`SATURDAY, SEPTEM73EE 4th
,1926,• at' 2-e'cl'ock in the afternoon,
',the 'farm property known as
`Lot Y0' in ' the•• second Concession of
of d 1't
contain-
h' To nshi x Bmd u l
to w
�p ,
tug i,00 acres more or less.
•On`the Yarn"there is a•good'fra�tie
'house; 'bank barn, 'and other •out-
btlildings, a small orchard and ,ouse
bush , The farnm is ,in a good state
of"cultivation and well located Bear.
the 'Village of Centralia and Lucdn.
•• ' Tied'epurehaser has the privilege
t •iu Full ao es -
Join fall stir u s
o s
f
g plowing. i
Sion 'green on lst day of''April, 1927:
"Further' particulars will be given
' ori'' day' 'of sale or can be had on 'ape
plication to'•
'ulication to.'
FRANK TAILOR, Auctioneer
GLADMAN & STANBURY -
>_� " N 'Solicitors .for. Veudo
Exeter
day with Mrs. Kenyon's neige, Mrs.
B. W. F. Beavers.
Dr. Gibson has .moved to his new
residence. the property. of the late '{ t
Daniel Wood •on Main street eolith, {wore • no failures; it Latin Authors
refuture his office will be at bis two failures and French composition
residence instead of at Freak only two failures. In Algebra and
Taylor's. Sales Stables .as foi•inerly• English Composition out of .;targe.
Mea;..W
T. England,.
nglae d, .son and.classes only six- failed:
three delighters, 0Yen, Alta., who
have been visiting the farmer's par-
i
tints, Mr. anci Mrs. J. W. Taylor ane
other friends in Exeter and other
peaces. left on. Wednesday lest for
their twine in the West after a
pleasant visit here. •
Ml's. Arthur Budd. and 'Miss Lclna,
Mr. and Mrs• Wilbert Budd end
Beaty, of •F oldeal.'s, spent Sunday
With 1'Jr. and Mrs. Thos. Dinncy.
"Vtstss Ethel I3udd, recently of Van-
couver, wfto spent several clays here
returned withtherti.`
hir, 'Fran't Johns. of Toronto,
Spent the week -etc l'xvith .Itis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Johns. Mrs. •Tob os
and son'aftoger, Mrs Jcrluis` mother.
m ,•.
cs�o>;taE & 11 . x3r a
IT3 ,.RT ibi'J'1U...?I�'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Vaal 'bar, Out.
President, JOHN ALLISON
Vice -President, JAS. Itic ENZIE
DIRECTORS
PRANK MCCONNELL, SIMON DOW
ROBT NORL3IS, WM. BROCK
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Ceittralie Agent for
Usborne and Biddulph
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Fullerton 'acid 'Logan
ltd, A, TUI1•NBULL
Secretary -Treasurer
Mrs. EaI•clinan annd Miss A. Spencer, SoX 98, Exeter, Ontario.
who have been visiting here for two GLA.DMAN ' STA'NBU.RT
wooks returned with hien. Soticitbre, Exeter,
r
nEquiprnent
�a
We have, a full lice of hay cot
goods, rope, snug rope, .ulle. a ete•
1? p y , ,.
If you are remodeling let us fi
o .ur job for stalls; std c ti '
m n10
3
Pens, water bowls, litter carriers:'
As it is nearing the time for ploq.
ing for fall wheat, let us meet you*
retiuirements in ,a -plow, The Quebed,
sulky plow le 'light is draught and•
3s easy to operate, . -
BOR SALEc-Second ha ' .�pread-
er tw.o Need, drills and sever l s �e
on$'.
hand binders all in good repair.
ARThUR : QNE
MASER-HAIiRol
BY
I>; LIGHTNING
Rzrc
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T
During a thunder storm last week
lightning struck a wire at the perinea
ing station tear the river and fol--
lo'afing it back blew'' out the electrisz
motor. The motor ;ltas been takeei
omit and sent a,tvay for repairs. Thee
old gas engine is now doing .rm*t ;•
for punmpieg the water for'the't�il
fr!
•
FARM FOR SAVE • e
The Executor of the estate of the -
late Tobias Ryckman, offers for said -
the farm property known as the Ease
three-quarters ' of • Lot 29, concession'
Township,contai' -
14, Hibbert containing -
75
75 apres more or less.
On the farm there is a good frame •
house with kitchen and woodsheds,:
barn ,,36x54s, shed 28x50, and dries'
shed 14x18, 'steel : track and ear, t!
1-2 acres '• orchard," 12 acres good
hafdwood bush and 36 acres undeaP-
cultivation .this year, remainder hay
and • pasture. Never failing spring-
about centre of farm, good draining'
and fencing. Located 1 1-2 j!mileia
from Chiselhurst, and 4 miles front.
Hensall market.
Purchaser may sow . fala wheat,
full possession March 1st, 19i< -7.J '
apply to
further ..particulars pp Y
C'ILADMAN '& STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter .and Hensal .
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Executor
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CLERK'S ;NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
Municipality of the Village of Entail -
County of Huron
that
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Notice s hereby
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have complied with section 9 of the,
Voters' List Act and that I have -
posted up at my' office on the 14ttx
day of 'August, 1926 the list of alt.
persons entitled to vote- in said.
Municipality., for members of Parlia—
ment and municipal elections, ant,:
that such list remains there for in --
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in—
spection. pAnd I hereby call ups= all voter.•
to .take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or•omissions cor-
rected according ,to. law, the last
day for appeal being the 4th day of'
September, 1926.
z. goSEIPH. •,SENIOR,
Clerk of the Village of Exeter
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lean NOW to spend a .whole week in London.
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rt ilr. SAUNDERS, President W. D. JACKSON, SecretarY
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McPhillips ;Pians
.We have had unique success with thesebeautifu1I
Pianos'during the past two years and the reason
.is BECAUSE they are BUILT to' LAST. They have
a' beautiful TONE and TOUCH. Everything ,re-
ake-a GOOD PIANO is
qured to m put into them
and above all they are built to . uphold the RE-'
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER UNSOLICITED 'AND WRITTEN
TO A PROMINENT TEACHER OF MUSIC.
It was with pleasure that I heard the work o't your pupils at
the examinations in Slily last, their work was very good and quite
up to the standard of the better centres and better than we. ear in
many centres,
I was also very much pleased with the McPhillips Pianos
we used and played on et the time. Their tone 15 good, they seed°'
ed to be of excellent construction, the action is good and I consid r
that they compare very favorably, in every respect, with any of our
Canadian. Pianos, T think the prices asked Tor them was w tlm
reasonable and 1 ant sure they will give satisfaction to anyone,
reasonable care and attentlonr
ery-
Wishing :you every success in all your work and that your busi-
ness ,1IL Continue to grow.. .
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yours .faithfully
Annum 1. HOWELll,
Examiner, London MEng;. College of Musi'IS;
Dletrtbutfng Agent, MRS„ GAltfllitTL1,, pJ L;"TER., ONT.