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keeleing chair in the dark..
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} Most women like only two typos
-nen—the Young .and the old."
Two o rase.: are than Y: -,
J e better to h n o to
Neilien they're on the same shoulder,
"Whet the meek inherit the earth
;wkat Will become of the golf links?
Prosperity
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the, haY?+•�iost=ehi d � as ,oaiJy�. one rag
deli.
.A. mean 'iAay;,i) dowse tat. be isn't
out until: he blames his failure on'
leip 'wife
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Well, its safer to talk about the
weather, Nearly everybody agrees
on that.•
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The faster a meet lives the sooner
lelearns wh r t a• be is tray-
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Bride's mental process: First week
"his;" third,.ni:onth.,,"ours;", second
year, "mine.".,
Six Reasons Why e Recommend
HURON & ERIE '. SES
They are authorized by law as an investment ,for estates
and trust funds.
They are issued by an 'institution that is "OLDER than the
DOMINION."
This 62 -year-old financial institution. is ataoveinmient Chart-
ered.
Huron & Erie books, securities and a aunts are eubjeet
to inspection at any time without notice b , minion Gov-
ernment Officials.
. .The paid up capital and reserve fund of The 'Old Huron &
crie affords surplus security totalling $6,850.000.
ere of these debenturestogether with savings depositors
have `FLRST claim-upon``every-deller of`' Ruron` & Erie as-
sets totalling over $31,000,000.
5 per cent. per annum is payable half yearly"+.ul?din $100 or more
for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 years. e; •
CHOOSE THIS TRUSTEE SECURITY FOR,,yeat FOR,,`—teat$AICD
ED SAVINGS
CARLING & MORLEY
BARRISTER &c., EXETER, 9NT.
Local Agent for The Huron Erie 141a,r-gi3; Corporation.
to whom a li H
pp csi ona ilcnt urea map lie• :isir3dee
ARE.
Ni outf i
Niue tiros o ten ti n
oi yo ca
trust him if he .ices the geed-:, honest
word ''`sweat,"
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The ultimate feminine touch will
be doh 1 ssbowribbonon.
u r s l a of o
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the asll tray,
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Here's consolation. Many of the
big jobte ace held by alien who elon't
get enough sleep.
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wart
roan outgrows swell head.' hi$ s
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'There's too much talk about en-
forcing the laws and not enough
about obeying the laws.
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When a pian .has a 'birthday he
takes a day off. When a'woman has
ane she takes a year off.
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Well, perhaps men would find it
difficult to select shoes if they had
768 models to pick from.
*** *** ***
It ie claimed that skirts are going
to be shorter than ever this sum-
mer, but we can't see why.
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These great baloon tires are more,
economical if you save and sell all
the scrap 'iron they pick up.
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Stel*en Council
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„ The council f. thee•ownslxli of
Stephen. met the 'J'owil
Crediton, en M. '-day, fere Oth .of ,De-
eeanber, 1926 . ' 1 p.ni. Ali
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nc
-
bexsvere 1iesT e minutes of
the previous meeting were a'ead and
adopted,
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A man's idea of being helpful a-
round the house is to empty his own
ash tray when it overflows.
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If yon think she loves you for
yourself, suggest taking an easier
job that will pay less money.
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What a world. If the patient dies,
Providence did it; if he gets well,
the doctor takes all the credit.
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Let's see, what was it that the
automobile manufacturers were
howling about a fees weeks ago.
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The reason a kiss meant more it
the old days was because there was
no "Take One" sign hanging out.
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A wife is a person who feels safer
when left alone if there is a pistol
in the bottom of her locked trunk.
Read these two unsolicited testimonials as to results obtained on
Rogers Batteryless Radio Sets, without batteries, chemicals or
aerials. Just "plug in—then tune in" and` you can enjoy the
game satisfaction and certainty of getting maximum results with,
r $140
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From W. A. Phipps, Gri 3—,ay, Ont.
"Last Saturday we logged sixteen stations in a short half-hour, one of which was K.FI,
Los Angeles. We have found it to be a very powerful set."
From Mr. J. S. Howard, 30 Queen n St. South, Kitchener, Ont.
"Here's a good one for the Rogers Set on both distance and selectivity.
"The other night, Sunday, Oct, 10th, 1926, in nay own`laome, with a Model No. 220
Rogers Radio Batieryli,.;s Sci, I secured KGOO, Oklahoma City, Okla., at 6912 on the
dial.
Just hal a oi,at further at 70 o n the dial,
f � f . , n r I secured KFOA, Seattle, Wada., and
both of these stations bZ ITIIOii.i AN AERIAL, How is this for selectivity!
"So you see, if anybody irks to toll sus we cannot get distance without an aerial on the
Rogers Set, we have evidence to prove that they are mistaken."
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fleet's and Poll, 'quit and .elect pot -
ling hoethe ha b uveld ;three
times be passe sigaled by the
Reeve and Cleric and the seal of the
corporation ,attachecl' thereto. Car-
ried.
The following orders were passed:
Rosalind Reynolds, rebate in taxes
$4.11, A. Weber, grovel $6.60, jos.Ziler, gravel $81.90; B'd. Gill, gravel
and repair culvert on river road
$15,00; 3, Preszcator, gravel $65.65;
Christopher Dinney, gravel 43.95;
J, Campbell, gravel $2.45 Paul
Shenk, rep. 3rd S. Rd, $8,50; Thos.
Mawhinney, gravel ' $10.50 Chaa.
,
Lochner, repairs $2.75; •' Dr. Wil-
liams, clothing for Alma Williams
$20,70;' Dean Brown, Conim'r 1st S.
Rd, $15.00; 3, Willis, cleaning out
ditch, 3rd S. Rd: $5.00;; J. Willis,
Comni'r Blk, 2 $4.0e; Municipal
World, ,supplies $2.12; Henry Link,.
grading, $14.50; Wesley . Mellen,
dragging S. B. $4.00; Hydro -Electric
Comm - account account $6.80; Robt. Murray
Comm'r Blks. 10-11, $3.00;; John
Hall,, drawing` ga;avel /3lk: 6 S. B.
$8.00; Feist 'Bros., account $1.56;.
Ed. Palmer, hauling gravel for tile
$6,00; Geo. Wafer, rep. E. S. Rd.
$4,50; Dan..Mclsaac, repairs $4.90;
Thos. Trevethiok, account $6.50;
Thos. Trevetkick, D. Ct.'fees $24.00;
Eli Lawson, I) Ct. lees $24.00; G.
A, McCubbin, C. E:, account re
Sauble Improvement -Works •$255.25;
Newman & :Armstrong account re
Sauble Improvement ,Works $250;
H,:.EiIber, disbursements,' etc., re
Sauble Iimpryovement Werke $250;.
Wm. Bowman, grading $15.60; Ed.
Fahner, pt. coot. 3, 4, 5, b. ' S. R.
$28.25; Jonah Kesselle ';Conine'r E.
S. R $ Henry1.
25 ' Fahnre '
Comm'r
75c; John Ford, rep.' statute labor
$7.50; Theo: 'Dietrich, damage to
car $35:00; Ira Tetreau,• • dog tax
$2.00; T. S. Woods, rebate statute
labor $3.00.
The ' Couneil• adjourned to Meet
againin the town hall, Crediton; on
Wednesday, the 15th of •December
at 1 p.m.
IJEaTH 0)31 NUS IIOTIiCIEIN
MITCHELL:.._ After a shoat:ilb os
.,4gnee Robertha Hotheril died aC
her lionie in Staffs, .aged 584 Yeaa'e,
Deceased. had been a, highly respect-
eresident i
dof St fa an . vi itiit .
a d c y
all her life, She was a member and'
active worker of thp'. United, church,
The funeral wae held on Sunday
a• a :noun t t f
t S f i.: Gr refer
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HENRY .EILBER, Clerk
LET ME BUT LIVE
Let me but live my life ' from year
to year ' '
With forward face and unreluctant
souI,
Not hastening` to, nor 'turning from
the goal ' •
Not mourning for the things that
disappear •
In the dim past, nor holding back in
fear • • •
From what the future veils, p but with
a whole
And happy heart, that gladly pays
its toll
To youth and age,• and travels on
with cher.',; ;
So let the way' wind: up the hill or,
down,
Though rough or smooth-, the jour-
ney will be joy;
Still seeking what I sought when but
a boy,
New friendship, high adventure, and
a crow,
I shall grow old, but never lose life's
zest,
Because the road's last turn will be
the best.
—Henry 'Van Dyke.
POPULATION INCREASE
An average increase of nearly five
per cent. in the population of twenty.
federal electoral districts in Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, as
compared with 1921 figures, is shown
by the quinquennial census of the
three prairie provinces taken as on
June 1, 1926. The total population
of these twenty electoral districts is
given as 803,826, contrasted with
735,308 in 1.921. This announce-
ment is made in a preliminary state-
ment of population . recently issued
by the Dominion Bureau of Sta-
tistics.
The Canadian Pacific Railway re-
port the ,best August traffic for. the
past four years. Net earnings for
the eight months to August 31 were
$22,193,198, an increase of $6,814,-
895 over the corresponding period
of 1925.
It has been asked "which are the,
easiest weeds to kill?" We say the
widow's weeds. You only have to
say "wilt thou':' and they wilt.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Electors of the
Village of Exeter, will be..
held in the
TOWN HALL
at the hour of 12,eo'clook noon
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1926
For the purpose of making ;end
receiving nominations for the offices
of Reeve • and Councillors; and one
member of the Public Utilities Com:-
mission,
om-mission, and four members for the
Board of Education. And further
notice is hereby given that in the
event of more candidates being pro-
posed for any particular office than
required to be elected, the proceed-
ings will be adjourned until MON-
DAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1927, when
polls will be opened at 9 a.m, at the
following places as fixed by Village
by-law, viz:
Div, 1 --Mrs, E. A. I•Tandford'•s
residence, Main St., D.R.O., 10.
Treble, Polling Clerk, W. J. Carling.
Div, 2—Town Hall, Main St., D.
R.O. W. Johns, P.C., J, II. Grieve.
.Spiv. 3 ---Mitchell's Office, Main and
Wellington Sts„ D.R.O.; G. Anderson
P.C., A. Ganxbrill.
Div. 4—North End Fire Hall, D.
B•.O Rd, Welsh, P.C., John Iaycld.
All Spector: are hereby requested.
to take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
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JOSEPII.S12N1'OI4f Clerk
Exeter, December 14th, 1920.
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Township of ' Tisborne
NOMINATION' AND ELECTION •.
Public Notice is hereby given that' a
meeting of the' Elector9 of the
Township• of Usborne, will
be held in 'the
TOWNSHIP HALL, • ELIMVILLE
at the hour of 1 o'clock p.m., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1926
-For the purpose of making and
receiving nominations for the offic,•.
es of Reeve and four Councillors.
And further notice is hereby given'
that in' the event of more candidates"
being proposed for these offices than,
required to be elected and they dq
dnot retire within the time speer-,
fled, the proceedings will be adjourn=
ed 'until MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd,',
1927, when the polls will be held'
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, at the follow-
ing places, as fixed by Township by-
law, viz: '
Div, I—S.` House No. 4, Eden; D.
R.O., John J. Hunter; P.C., Harry
Coates. '
Div. 2—House of H. H. Brown,.
D: R. 0., H. H. Brown; P.' C. Chas.
Allison. '
Div. 3—House .of Louisa' Horton,
D.R.O•,. S. W. Dougall;
Jeffrey. •
Div. 4 -Public Hail, Farquhar;
D.R.O., John Simpson; P.C., John
Hodgert.
Div. 5—Township Hall EUnivil1e;
D.R.O. Jackson Woods; P.C. George
e
g
Kellett. '
Div. 6—S. House No. 7, Zion,`
D.R.O., Wm. Smith; P.C., Charles
Jaques: • . •
Div. 7—House of R. Morrison;
D.R.O., 13. Goulding; P.C., Oliver
McCurdy. All Electors are hereby requested
to take notice and govern tho)h-
selves accordingly.
HENRY STRANG, Clerk'
Usborne, December .9th, 19'26.,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
under the' provisions of the Trustee
Act that all persons having claims
against the 'estate' of ELLEN BOA,
tate of the Township of TIsborne,.
Widow, deceased, who died, on the
1Stli day of November, 1925, are re-
quired to forward •their claims duly
proven, to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 3rd day of January; 1927.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ex-
ecutor', will proceed to distribute
the estate • amongst the. persons en-
titled .thereto,. having • regard .only I
to the cl'aims'of which they have then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the proceeds of the estate • so dis-
tributed, to any person of •whose
claim they shall not have notice at
the time of distribution.
Dated at Exeter, this 10th day. of
December, A.D. 1926.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Executors' Solicitors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
under the provisions of the Trustee
Act that all persons having claims
against the estate of WILLIAM .N.
POWE, late of • the Village of Ex-
eter, Gentleman, deceased, who died
on the 25th day of 'November, 1926,,
are required to forward their claims
duly proven, to the undersigned on,
or before the 3rd day of January,
1927.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN that after the said date the Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute
the estate amongst the persons en-
titled thereto, having regard only'
to the claims of which they have then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the proceeds of the estate so dis-
tributed, to any person of whose
claim they shall nothave notice at
the time of distribution.
Dated at Exeter, this 10th day of
December, A.D. 1926.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Heiisall
Executors' Solicitors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
under the provisions of the Trustee
Act that all persons having claims
against the estate of LOUISA J.
ELSTON, late of the Village of Ex-
eter, widow, deceased, who died at
We Village of Hensel', on the 30th
day of July, 1926, are required to
forward their claims, duly proven to
the undersigned, on or before the
3rd day of January, 1927.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER. GIV-
EN that after the said dates the Ex-
ecutor will proceed to distribute
the estate amongst the persons en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which they have then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the proceeds of the estate so dis-
tributed, to' any person of whose
claim they shall not have notice at
the tiime•of distribution,
Dated at Exeter, this 10th day of
December, A.D, 19'26.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Heilsall.
Executor't Solicitors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY , GIVEN
under the provisions of the ,Trustee
Act that all persons having claims.
against the estate of JANE McNICOL
late of the Township of tsborne,
widow, deceased, who died on the
23rd, day of October,. 1$26, are re-
quired to forward their claims duly
proven to the; undersigned on or be-
fore the 3rd day of January, 1917,
AND •1`IOTICi, IS I'C,T11THl+,R. GIV-
EN that utter the said date the Ad-
ministratoi' will Proceed to distribute
the estate amongst the persons
el-
titledthereto, having.' regard .4)aly
to the claimsaims of Vii h they
hays then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the proceeds of the estate so dis-
ti+ibuted" .;te any person et wl[Ase
claimthey Shall not h
ave notice at
the tithe of distribution.
;Dated at, -Exeter, 'this 10th day oe
December •
' A D. 1926i. `
,
LADMAN & S I' UR.
G AN
Be xsa1
• Exeter a 'd H n
Solicitors. for ,Administrator
.:.NOTICE TO CREDITORS
"'"NOTICE -IS HEREBY GIVEN
under the provisions of•the Trustee
Act •'that ^ al'l persons having •c1 eters
4g'airist tli estate • of WALTER
SLATER; late of the . Township of
Hay, Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 28th day, of October,
19'26, Eire required td forward their
claiiiiis• drily proven to the undersign-
ed"e#i or before the 3rd day of
January, 1927. . .
's AND ` NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
EN -that •that after the said date the Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute
the '•estate amongst the persons en-
-titled thereto, leaving regard only
tb'theclaims `of which they have then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the "proceeds of the estate so dis-
'tributed, t'e any person of whose
claiin they shall not have notice at
$he '!time of distribution, •
'Dated •'at Exeter, this 10th day of
Deeember, A.D. 1926.
e•GLADIVIAN & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
u. R' '' •• ' .,Executors' Solicitors
-NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE , .IS HEREBY GIVEN
under the provisions of the Trustee
Mt.;;that all persons having claims
against the .estate of WILSON J. HO-
AGTH; late;;of the Village of Exeter,
•Gentleman;• deceased, who , died on
19 2 6 ate
the 1? da .of November,
h, th. Y ,
it
:required. •. to forward t he claims
duly; proven, to the undersigned on
or., before the 3rd day of January,
4.927.! :, ,
Ab1,D NQTICE IS FURTHER GIV-
:EN.that;'after• the said date the Ex-
ecutors ;•will proceed to distribute
the..' tate. amongst the person en -
.titled, thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which they have then
notice, and shall not be liable for
the .proceeds of the estate so dis-
,trihnted, to any person of whose
claim they shall not have notice at
the time of distribution.
rPated ,,at Exeter, this 10th day of
December, A.D. 1926.
GLADMAN. & STANBURY
Exeter and Hensall
Executors' Solicitors
NOTICE TO' CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY ` GIVEN
under the provisions of the Trustee
Act that all persons having claims
against fere estate of the late• Piitfw.0,.
LOE 3, E1VIBERLEY, late of; the"
o S � Towne.
Shin f ,.tellien, Retired Farmer....
deceased, e s d, wlio died on the 5th day -
of November, 1926, are required to••
forwardtheir
cleime d
ul
Y Pr
oven to
the undersigned on •
or before the•
3rd day of January, 1927.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER gird.
DN that after the said date the Ex-.
ecutors °'will proceed to •distribute:;
the estate ,amongst tb.e persons en- •
titled., thereto,0, having in
g re a
idan
l
Ytgt,tie
claims of which they hap
notice and shall not be lea
te
p
theproceeds.
'
h o: h'
f e
estate t st
,R is
tributed, to any person of ;Whose -
claim
whose -claim :they shall not have notice at.
flee tinxe. of distibutioi?.,
Dated at Exeter, this 10th day gi;`
December, A,D. 1.926..•.
GLADMAN ,& U .
1 Exeter• andSTANBHe'nRYsall''' `
Executors' Solicitorip
TO CREDITORS NOTICE
• .
Re; WILLIAM JOHN MOItFATT,.
late of the Village of Centralia, lits,
the Comity .of Huron,. Farmer,,;
deceased.
CREDITORS AND OTHERS HAVE -
ING claims against the estate of thee
said deceased are required to sent..
full particulars, of such claims to thea
London & Western Trusts Coaiipany,.
Limited, 353 Richmond Street, Lon --
don, Ontario, the Administrator orf
the saidestate, on or before the 21st
day of Doceinber,• 1926, after which;;
date the said administrator will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of saidt
estate, having regard only„ to the:
claims of which notice shall 'them
have been given.
LONDON & WESTERN TRUSTS 1
COMPANY, LIMITEp
Administrator'-
GLADMAN & STANIyURY
Exeter and London, Ontario
• their Solicitor•
Sugar Ja
ck
OUTS " F. EDING COSTS 50 i E,Ig
CENT.
,,The„Sugar Jack converts r C n g ii-
a g e into an easily disgestible stater
—making it actually more palat-
able and nourishing than the highest
quality ensilage •and hay. Thuse.
roughage, such as 'hay, straw, clover, -
threshings, bean and pea vines, etc.,.,
can now be used in place of ensilage.-
and
nsilageand will give ' better results -
Here's how it works. The Sugan-
Jack press and conYerter eompounit
pre-digest roughage into highly -
nourishing feed. This pre-digestedt:
roughage feed is relished by liver
stock, and the farmer using it enT•
joys greater profits and owns heal+-
ther, fatter live stock.
ARTHUR JONES
M9SSEY-HARRII'w
Protect Your Summer Cottage From Fire I
Underwriters give lower insurance rtes
on summer cottages roofed with Branford
Asphalt Slates because they are fire resistant
and cannot be ignited
by burning shingles or
flying embers. 19
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