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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-9-30, Page 4DAY, SEPT. 30th, 1020. ' acurout T113 DATES OF FAIL -FAUIS. Following is a list of the ;Fall fairs in this district issued by the Agricultural Society Branch of the Ontario Uepartreut of Agricultural: Forest. ,,.... October :tabletop,,.. Sept. 30-04, 1. Parkhill see... , ..Sept. 28-29 Wingham . ,. ..,,, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1, YOUR DAILY PAPERS Toronto Daily Mail & Empire $4.00 Toronto Daily Globe ... . , $5,00 Toronto Daily World $4,00 Toronto Daily Star $3.00 London Daily Free Press . , , $5,00 'London Daily Advertiser $5.00 Feeney Herald & Weekly Star $1.50 Farmers' Advocate ......:41.60' Canadian. Countryman ...... $1.00 Montreal Weekly Witness ... , $1.65 World -'Wide , ........ ; .. $2.00 Toronto Saturday Night ,... $4,00 MacLean's Magazine $3.00 Rural. 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Auction sales $3 for one insertion and $1.50 for each subsequent in- sertion if under five inches in ldngth, Legal advertising" 10e and 5c a line. Constipation Generates Poisons When Constipation. dome's, what happens? The Colons get clogged with waste material, which is ex- tremely poisonous, the ibliood circula- tion comes in sufficiently close con- tact with the weste to take up these Psalsoms by albsorxtion and to disltrib- site them. thxo'ughout ..beeer -- e; result rs " °'� r „rot Ltver becomes Slug- Si.sh, you become dull and heavy, Biliousness asserts Itself, then you have Headache, Kidney and Bladder Trouble, Indigestion, Appendicitis, and more evils besides., Hacking's Kidney and Liver Pills are highly recommended for Constipation an.d its Evil Results They ane purely vegetable, do not Gripe, Purge or Irritate, and ;bring relief by producing a healthy condi- tion of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. No matter what medicine you are taking for a laxaitive it might be lust as well to ohange off to Hacking's. The combination of Cascara, Pep- permint, Mayapple and the other Vegetable Drags c'onta'ined in these pills will produce results to be un equalled by any others. They work. ,beautiful in Digestive Disorders, for Gas on the Stomach, for Spasmodic Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, and for Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Buy a few boxes from you. dealer to -day, but be absolutely sure you get Hacking's. Hacking's Remedies are sold in Exeter by W. S. Cole, Druggist. CASTOFtIA For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years .Always bearssentorair,,, the y_ f Signature of On; 3 -yr. old,. J, Decker, Jr,, J, Hey;. span in wagon, 3. Qrtwein; buggy horse hitched, J, D.ecb.er, Sr. J. Mc- K,inley & Son, Ed, Restenteyer; lady driver, J, Deeher Sr. F. Taylor, .J, Meiinloy & Son.. Carriage Foal, J. A.. Manson & Sou; 1 -yr. old., Geo. England; 2 -yr. old, G. E, Thompsqn, W. Thiel; span in wagon, J. Hey, Jr.; single horse in buggy, H. H. Neeb, A. Koehler, J; McKin- ley & Son. CATTLE Registered Durham. Cows in milk or in calf, R. M. Peck, Beattie Bros, and 3rd; year- ling heifer, R. M. Peck and 2nd, W. McAllister & Sons; 2 -year old heifer, W. McAllister & Sons, R. M. Peck, Beattie Bros.; bull calf, 1920, R. M. Peck, W. McAllister & Sons; heifer calf, 1920, W. McAllister & Sons, R. M. Peck, W. McAllister & Sons; 1 yr. old bull calf, J. P. Rau. Sweep- stakes, W. McAllister & Son. Other "than `Pule bred—Cows in milk or in calf, 0. Surerus, S. Die- trich; hei' et; aif . E. F, Klopp, W. Blackwell;yearling heifer, • J. Pfaff and 2nd, 0. Surerus; 2 -yr. old heifer J. Park & Son, J. Pfaff and 3rd; fat cow or heifer, 0. Surerus, Beattie Bros; 2 -yr. old steer, J. Pfaff and 2nd; yearling steer, J. Pfaff and :2nd;. steer calf, W. Blackwell, holstein cow, Rev, Meyer. Sweepstakes, 0. Surerus. Herd of Grade cattle—J. Pfaff. Herd of Reg. Durham—R. M. Peck, W. McAllister & Sons. SHEEP Leichester, Win. McAllister and Sons took all prizes; Lincolns, G. Penhale took all prizes; fine wool, shearling ram; 3. A. Manson and Son; aged ram, F. Weeks; shearl- HOGS Berkshire—Aged sow, J. Hey, Jr; aged boar, J. Hey, Jr.; spring sow, J. A. Manson & Son. Tamworth -J. A, Manson & Son took all prizes. Yorkshire—aged sow, W. Blackwell POULTRY Pair of Hamburgs, J. McCullough. & Son; barred Plymouth rocks, J. 112cCu11ough & Son, Jr Thiel; chicks, 3. McCullough & Son and 2nd; W. Plymouth Rock's, W. B. Battler and Son, T. Mittelholtz; chicks, T. Mit- tleholtz; lightebrahamas, Dr. McKin- non, T. Thiel; chicks,' Jr Thiel, Dr. McKinnon; black minorcas, H. Truemner; chicks, H, Truetunur, W. B. Battler & Son; pat rocks, J. Mc- Cullough & Son; chicks, J. McCul- lough & Son; W. leg)°oru, J, Thiel; chicks, Rev. Meyer; Buff OrpingtoA G. K. Farwell, chicks, G. K. Farwell; black breasted red game, W. B. Bat- tler & Son; chickegyer. , neuter & .., , ,,uulusrans, W. 13. Battler, .& Son; chicks, W. B. Battler & Son; w. Wyandottes, J. McCullough, Dr. McKinnon; chicks, J. McCullough and 2nd; Silver Lace Wyandottes,. J. McCullough; Rhode Island reds, J. McCullough, Dr. McKinnon; chick J. McCullough and 2nd; campines, Mrs. Metcalf, W. B. Battler; chicks, J. McCullough and 2nd; Anconas, 14Irs. Metcalf; chicks, Rev. Meyer; bantams, J. McCullough & Son, W. R. Battler & Son; chicks, J. McCul- lough & Son; S. G. Dorkings, • J. Mc- Cullough & Son; chicks, J. McCul- lough; pair Pekin ducks, E. Snow- den; Rouen ducks, W. B. Battler & Son and 2nd; ducks, any variety, E. Snowden, Hy. Clausius; geese, H. Clausius; Toulouse ' geese, W. B. Battler; • turkeys, E. Sneer -den. ing ewe, J. A. Manson & Son, F. Weeks; ram lamb, F. Weeks, J. A. Manson and Son; ewe lamb, F. Weeks, 3. A. Manson & Son; ewe having raised lamb in 1920, F. Weeks, J. A. Manson & Son; fat sheep, any class, G. Penhale, W. McAllister & Sons. GRAIN AND SEEDS Bushel white fall wheat, C. Truem- ner, W. BIackwell; red fall wheat, G. Clausius, A. Reichert, W. Black- well; 6 -rowed. barley, M. Rader, W. B. Battler & Son; white oats, C. l e Truemner, H. Steinbach, W. B. Bat- j c c R W. Smith; Oxford cabbage, J.. Gas - C110, C. Waiper, druni1 end cabbage, C. Waiper, J. Gaseho; blue cabbage, J. Decher' Sr., H, H. Neeb; blaoh Spanish radish, W. B. Battler & sou J. Deeher Sr.; white radish, W. B, Battier & Son; peck garden beans, G. Clausius, 1M, Rader;: pumpkin yellow, G. H, Ptile, J. W. Horner; mammoth pulmpkin, H. Clausius, C. Fritz; celery, J. Gaseho, 0, Fritz,; citron, Ed, Haberer, H. H. Neeb; table squash, H. H. Neeb, Mrs, Met- calf; mammoth squash, H, Clausius, E. Klopp; blood beets, W. B, Bat- tler & Son, H. Krueger root beets, W. 13, Battler & Son, H. H, Neeb; watermelons,:O. Surerus, Ed, Hab- firer;; muskmelons, G. H. Pfile; red tomatoes, .0, Si rerun, R. Geiger; yellow tomatoes, 1', Haberer, F. Kee- gan. Col garden vegetables, H. H. Neeb, J, Decker Sr. HORTICULTURAL Col. of Apples, F. Keegan, T. Snowden, J. Praff, plate of four var. of fall apples, F. Keegan, J. Preff, P, Diechert; plate of winter ape.es, J. Pfaff, F. Keegan, C. `Truemner;' plate of 5 King apples, A. Johnston and Son, A, Reichert;. snows, 0. Koehler, T. A. Smith; Northern ,spies, E. Rader, J. A. Manson; baldwins, E. Klopp, J, A. Manson; R. I. Green-- ings, P. Diechert, J. Pfaff; spitzen- burg, J. A. Smith, F, Keegan; Can. Reds, E. Rader, J. A. Manson; Rib-. ston pippins, A. Reichert, J. Pfaff; golden russets, T. Mitelholtz, P. Del - chert; Ben Davis, W. B. Battler and Son, J. Pfaff; Swears, F. Keegan, W. Smith; Wagners, W. B. 13attler and Son, M. Rader; Manns, W. B. Bat- tier and Son., F. Keegan; wolf river, F. Keegan, •J, Pfaff;, Alexanders, F. Keegan, Ed, Reichert; Maiden's Blush, F. Keegan, W. Smith; 131ee- heim pippins, F. Keegan, C. Truem- ner; Pewaukee, F, Keegan, tV. B. Battler and Son; colverts, G. Clausi- us, F. Keegan; 50 oz. pippen, J. Pfaff, F. Keegan; Talrnan sweet, T. Snowden, W. B,• Battler and Son; clo. of russet apples, F. Keegan; col. of fall pears, F. Keegan; winter pears, F. Keegan; fall• and winter, 4 var, F. Keegan; ' Bartlett pear, T. Johnston, E. Snowden; Flemish beauty, F. Keegan; Clapp's Fav,orite, Mrs. G. Hess; plate of 6 peaches, Ate- Hendrick, A` Hendrick, -E, Rader; 12 prunes, Mrs. ,G. Hess, F, Keegan; crab apples, red, E. Rader, J. Gascho; yellow, R. Deicbert, E. Snowden; plate of grapes, C. Fritz, J. Pfaff; col. grapes 3 var. J. Haberer and Son, F. Kee- gan; plate of .plums, C. Fritz, C.. Truemner; col, canned fruit, 6 var. A. Johnston and Son, Dr. A, J. Mc- Kinnon. DAIRY PRODUCTS, -Butter in- tub W. Smith; butter table use, J. Hey lr. ; A. Reichert, W.H. Battier, butter in pound prints, Battler, Reichert, Smith t, home made cheese, C.. Tru eerier, W, mWt1�.eteellea ie bread, J. W. Horner G. Clausius, 5 -lb extracted honey, 5, IJaberee & Sons, Ed. Haberer, collec- tion honey, Haberer & Son`s, E. Hab- erer, maple syrup, A. Reichert, W. Smith. LADIES' WORK -Tray Cloths, C. Eiiber, H. Routledge; doylies, Mrs. Metcalf, W. Li Siebert; luncheon set, lees. Metcalf, W. Hey; pillow cases emb„ W. Hey, R. Geiger, others, R. Geiger•.,.M, Routledge; day slips, Dr. Mackinnon, R. Geiger, dresser and stand cover, C. Eilber, R. Geiger; to- wels emb., W. Hey, C. Eilber; others, W. Hey, C. Eilber; jandwork sheet and' pillow cases, Mrs. 2'.ietcalf, B,Coch, rnae; lunch cloth, linen, W. L. Sie•• bert, Mrs. Metcalf; lunch cloth, .enrb. W. L. Siebert, W. Hey; drawn thread, week, Mrs, Metcalf, Mrs, 0. Hess; child's dress, Mrs, Metcalf; sere �ettes, C..Eilber; table cloth, and serv, C. Eilber; handkerchiefs, hand ,made,. R. Geiger, Mrs. Metcalf; h•emst:itching, T. Johnson, R. Geiger; coronation braid work, R. Geiger; ,emb, centre piece in white, R. Geiger•, C. Eaber; emb. centre piece in co�or, W. Hey, Mrs. :Metcalf; table gunner, B. Cochrane;.- C, Silber; .centre piece, Mrs. Metcalf, B. Cor.hrane; cuff and: collar set, T. John son, B. Cochrane; work on scrim or canvas, Mrs. Metcalf, T. Johnson; emb, Roman for ,cut work, Mrs. Metcalf, C. Either: .eylet,, ,W. Hey,. T. Johnson; emb French and eyeletcom., W. ;fey, Ei!bea • emb,. shadow, L, prang, Mrs. Cr Hess; ,cmb/punch work, T.John- se, emb waliachin., W. Hey, Mrs. G. Hess : emb leaden/ger, Mrs. Metcalf, 13 Cochrane; emb. Bulgarian; 13. e'ech- Eine ,emb. alountmellick, T. Johnson; Hucka back, Mss. Metcalf, :Mrs. Cl. Hess; letting, ,nio,number; B. Coch- ane; netting, l.J. Routledge; modern :ass stitch, ,C. Johnson, ,Mrs. Met- air ; 1a•dies•` ,underwear, B. ,Cochrane, Geiger, ,laincy underwaist, B. Coch- rane, R. Geiger; lad'c's night dress, B. Cochrane, T. Johnson; camiso;c, W. Hey, M. Routledge; fancy waist, T. Johnson,- .IXrs•. Metcalf ,;lace bat tcnberg, B. Cochrane, Mrs. G. Hers; lane honctere Mrs, Metcalf, T. Jonn- son; lace tens rilfe, T. Johnson; sten- Ring, Mrs, Metcalf, B. Cochrane; ocher Irish, i t Keegan, Mrs FMet- 11';. e al ;• cro het feet, B. Cochrane, M, o tee lge; crochet yoke, Dr. Mac- n1on, T. jelonsonl; cola. and cuff t crochet, .Mrs. Metcalf; crochet and ncy braid coni„ W. L. Siebert; ceir- r,iece wah crochet, R. Geiger, B, a bra,ne; col. crochet lace, J. De:,lr- I". Jolrnsour,; hest ,ncve;cy fancy le ,n .t listed, B, Cochrane, M. Rout•• age; u,e:ul 'article; for bedroom, R. ager, 13 Cocheine; me ris, night shirt t cigcr; laundry b2;;, 13. ,Cochrane Joseisou; ,man's work .sleet, ; k:itcben, s:�ran, Dr. Maci „nn:cn ,. CU, Hess; .-'Ja.in lurid sewing, Mrs. Hess, C. Eilber ,;wh sk holder, T, lissom. B. Cochrane; photo fraise Ce::lrs:.ne, Mrs, iletcal.f; bear; were s Metcalf, T. Johnson; case or box ':^.idke, chsef;r, R. G�e',o'er, B. Lech e; articles fax dresser use, 13. Cock re; !fancy s 'ion, R, Geiger, lees, al ; hand er.1'.ancy bag, M;s, Me; r. Mee G. fleas; sofa eiilow incttwr• L.P.a,ng, T4irs. Metcalf; sola vv.eshahte, .3, Crchra;n•c, M. Rcr.:t- ga ; teal cosy, W. Hey; fancy n:in Ot E;.her, W, ), 13, (..:ochraine, T, Johnson; itt. tier & Son, small peas, G. Clausius, C. Truemner, A. Reichert;"'rye, W. 13. Battler & Son; half bushel Aisike, H. Steinbach,: 0. Klopp; timothy seed, H. Steinbach, G. H. Pfile; small white field beans, W. Smith, M. Rader, C. Truemner;col. grain in heads, H. H. Neeb, R. Geiger, F. Keegan. , GARDEN VEGETABLES Half bus, World's Wonder potatos W. G. Hess G. I3. Pfile; red and white elephant, M. Rader; Rural New York, W. Smith, G. H. Pfile, 3. Decrier Jr.; any var. late, P. Haberer G. Clausius, C. Truemner; , early, H. H. Krueger, C. Truemner, M. Rader; Green Mountain, H. Krue- ger, C, Fritz, PI. Truemner; Irish Cobbler, , H. Kruger, Mrs. Cr, Hess E. Snowden; 6 ears of yellow corn, 3, ; Haberer & Sous, E. Snowden sweet corn, Mrs. Metcalf, "W. Black- well: yellow dont corn, C. Surerus; 0, H. Pfile; black sweet corn, R. Geiger, H. H. Nc4eb, 6 red onions, T. Snowden, E, Snowden; large yel- low onions, P. Haberer, Ed. Rei- chert; 'gallon dutch. acts,. G. Claus; - tis, le. Geier; .whit' Geiger; e field carrots, ea Rados, II, H. Neeb; red garden carrots, ler. McKinnon, al.'Xiereger; Swedish turnips, 3, A. Manson, H. Krueger; yellow "globe mangolcls, E. Snowden;-intermodiate mangolds, A. Manson, M. Rader; long yellow eegolde, G. II, Pfile, •11. Kruger; slyer P �'' beE+,, rltartgc',l`dsr, G. II, ?file, 5 Zt'Rlt'H .;TILL FAM. HORSES General Purpose Brood mare ace, by foal, 3. A; Manson & Son, liy, Volland, Jr.; foal, 3, A. Manson & Son, Ey, Vol - land, ,Ir; 2 -yr, old gelding of fily, J:I, Volland, Jr., il, Mcl,inchey; e -yr. gelding or filly, W, McDonald and 2nd; span in harness and wagon, G. E. Thompson, Win.Decher. Agricultural i sod. mare uca. by foal, Dr. A. Moir, • J, McKinley & San; foal, Dr, A. Moir; ,2 -yr. ofd gelding � or' tiny-, J, McKinley & Son; 3 -yr olcl, Dr. A. Moir, J. Meleinley & Son; spin in wagon,' S. M,T1r';de, 0. Penhtie;' sweop::itakts, S. McBride. Roads ter i1roo4 mare ace. by foal, William Docker, 3, Dcc,hee, J•r,; foal, J, IJech- xrr, ;Ii°„ Wtn. Deeher; 1'yr. old geld- leg or filly, Wm. Doctor, .1;, Dutcher; ,3 -yr. `old, C. Tr, ue..rtuer�. 0, ll; Torn - p ci ct je l'a tco Shorthorn Sale 50 High-class shorthorns MOSTLY SCOTCH,. WITH HIGH-CLASS PEDIGRhES TO BE SOLD IN TOWN OF CLINTON„, ON TUESDAY, OCT,Q14nR 12, 1920. • At one O'clock sb'ax». o , pflered for your earmrafsea, in field conditl�ans; Dome 20 cows with cal- ves at ;foot; b calve, CAPT. T. F.,''ROB•SON 0, W. ROBINSON, FRANK TAYLOR, , MR, ELLIOTT Auctioneers. Write Inc Catalogue to J. J, MERN.R, M,N ,Seeforth, .O,ntario. game; ,radia wprk, T, Jahn;eon; crochet shawl, cane ar jaacket,,no dumber•, F, Keegan- crochet underskirt, T. John - eon, H. H, Neeb; crochet fascinallor, F. Keegan; crochet infant's jacket, 1-I, H. Neeb, 1, Rader; knitted shawl ease or jacket, R. Geiger; knitted slip - nese, Mrs. Metcalf, F. Feegan; knitted fascinator, T, Johnson; socks, W. B. Battler & Sone fancy stockings, Neely, F. Keegan; ladies' nits, ,Id, H. Neeb, T. Johnson men's mits, W. B. Battler & Sony .Mrs. G. ;Hess; .floor rugeoF.• Keegan,. J, Barry; :floor mat, T. Johnson, J. Berry; window curtains R. Geiger, Mrs. Metcalf; camforber, R Codhrane, Mrs. G. Hess; quilt .patch` - ed cotton, R. Geiger, Cr, Johnson, silk patched quilt, C. Eilber, Mrs. Meetcaif; quilt knitted, F. Keegan, quilt crochet, J. Decker, sr.; bed suread, Battler Sr San, J, Decker, sit FINE ARTS, -Oil painting portrait, 13. Cochrane; landscape, Mrs, Metcalf ; T, Johnson; weitercolor landscape, T. Johnson; crayon work portrait, W. I. Siebert, 13. Cochrane; water color flo; wens, Mrs. "Metcalf, Z. Cochrane; oil flowers, B. Cochrane, nencil drawing, Yles, G. Hess, B. Cochrane; pen and ink sketch, B. Cochrane, . T. Johnson; seamanship, T. Johnson; painting eat telt, B. Cochrane; Deleting on silk, B. Cochrane, Mrs. Metcalf, FLOWERS AND PLANTS,,- Col. any kind, J. J. Barry; A. Johnson & Son; mein leaf, T. Johnson; bouquet Mrs, Metcalf,, J. J. Barry; asters, T. Johnson, Dr. Mackinnon; Geraniums, J Barry, Cacti, T. Johnson, J. Barry ; Calla L;ialies, T. Johnston, J. Barry; JohnstonFuchias, A. & Son, J.Barry, CHILDREN'S DI.PT.-Call, veget- ables, H. Neeb; weeds, E. Raeder, L. Prang; weed seeds, J,,Decker, ir., W. O'Brien; crochet, L. Prang, A, Melick; writing under 10 years, L. Prang ;• over 10, L. Prang, W. Smith; Art, ever 10, A, Melick, RACES, Eree for All -Irish Bill, E. Taylor Crediton„ first;',Gierstry de Forest, J. Galbraith, second; Harry C., H, C. Zanf, Zurich, third: Farmer's Trot, -Miss Bedew. , John Decker jr., .first; Billy Sidney, J;'Bech- ler, second; ---, 5: Essery, third. EXTENSIVE CLEARING AUCTION SALE —of - 32 Head of Sctoch and Scotch Topped Registered Shorthorns Horses, Sheep' hied Hogs I William Nairn, auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction for Ernest Templeman, on Lot 9, Con. 8, Township of Hibbert, 131 mules east of Staffa, and 6. miles south of Dublin station —on— Thursdaj*, October 7th, 1920 Commencing at one o'clock sharp, the following: CATTLE—"Jealous Lad," ` .1346- 34), 346-34), born March 10th, 1919,; his dam is the good cow "Jessica;" 10th (imp.) (131029) ; sire, ,"Ringleader" 10 cows with heifer calves by their side and bred again to "Jealouh Lad" and well along in calf. Four COWS with bull calves by their side and also bred again to above sire. 4 0 heifers, rising two years o.61 bred to a same sire."Total Eclipse," (138360) / male, red, born Sept. 28th, 1919;.. dam, "Fanny R." ,(12517.7 ),; tracing to "Fanny," (imp.) These cattle are; in good condition tracing to.some. f" the best known families, and the most of these cattle - are good dual purpose, the cows being good milk-• d ers. HORSES—One bay gelding, agri- cultural, six years old; matched pair 1 M of Percherons, seven and eight years old; aged mare, good in all harness. M SHEEP—Four pure bred ewes. HOGS—One brood sow and litter. 1 Positively no reserve as every ani- mal offered in the ring will be sold without reserve to the highest bid- der, as the proprietor having no with • •>l Acre land„ awned by the pro- prietor. flhere ane, on the premises a number of fruit trees, hard and soft. water, ;etc. Everything is in good state cif ,repair, and Abe property is most desirable one. Terms :-Chattels, gash ; Realestate made known on' day toff sale. C. W, Robinson, Fred. Luxton, Auctioneer - Proprietor AUCTION SALE OR; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The undersigned auctioneer has received instructions to sell by pub ilc auction on MAIN ST., EXETER, At the rear of Dr. Browning's Drug Store, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 1920 At one o'clock p.m. the following valuable property: PARLOR—Three-piece mahogany parlor suite;; mahogany music cab- inet; 1 solid oak rocker; 2 stands of quarter -cut oak; small white stand; bronze reception chair; lov- ing cup; 1 picture, Music Hall of Fame; .2 panelled oil paintings, vel- vet rug, 93x123. DINING-ROOM—One quarter -cut oak extension table, round corners; 7 leather bottom quarter -cut oak dining -room chairs; 1 quarter -cut oak sideboard with mirror; bed lounge; quarter -cut oak rocker, open grate with pipes; dining -room pictures; tapestry rug 9%42 1 /z STUDY—One set Stoddard's lec- tures; 1 set of Charles Reid's novels, 5 volumes of English history; and a miscellaneous lot of books by choice authors;' 2 leather chairs with rockers to match; oil painting, "A Stag in Winter";. 1' scene, "On The Coast of Wales;" hand -painted mirror, brass jardinere, and stand, small curtain. poles. KITOHEN—Two kitchen tables; 6 chairs, small rocker, 2 -hole laun- dry stove, new; 2 -burner 011 stove with oven, new; large quantity of dishes and graniteware; 24 fruit sealers, 2 .lamps, ,• 2. small mirrors, Diesel sweeper, wicker clothes bas- ket, mats, galvanized wash tub, large wooden tub, garden tools and an axe. THREE BEDROOM , SETS—One mahogany set, dresser, commode, iron bed with mattress, green chair and green rug. White dresser, bed, and commode, bookcase and Brussels rug. White dresser, commode, white bed, white chair, Brussel rug to match. i A lot of other articles-' too numer- ous to mention, TERMS—CASH.. C. W. ROBINSON, Auctioneer ALEX. PURDON, Clerk MRS. E. J. WRIGHT, Proprietress CLEARI1 G AUCTION SALE —of— FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS R. S. Brown, auctioneer, has re- eived instructions from John Cow - rd to sell by public auction on Lot -15, Con. .9, Usborne, one mile • North of Winchelsea. —on= THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1920 Commencing at 12.30 sharp. IMPLEMENTS—One Frost and Wood binder; 1 Massey -Harris bin- er; 1 Massey -Harris mower; one 11eassey-Harris side rake and tedder; Massey -Harris hay loader; one ass'ey-Harris fertilizer drill; one assey-Harris drill, 13 hoe; 1 Mas- ey-Harris cultivator; 1 Massey -Har - is manure spreader; 2 Massey -Har- ris discs; 1 land roller; 1 set iron harrows; 1- two -furrow riding plow; 1. two -furrow walking plow; 1 walk- ing plow; 1 single -furrow riding help is going out of the pure bred 1i business. TERMS—Six months' eredit will s be given on furnishing approved joint notes, or a discount .of 4 per r cent. straight off for cash in lieu of Ii notes. g W. E. NAIRN, E. TEMPLEMAN g Auctioneer 1 r Proprietor low, Cockshutt; 1 Bain wagon and ox; 1 truck wagon; 1 hay and tock rock; 1 wagon box and pig ack; 1 gravel box; 1 Clinton fan- ing mill; 2 sets of' scales; 1 Baso= ne engine, 7 h.p., Stickney; one asoline engine, 4 h.p.,, Connor; two renders; 1 circular rcul<,r• saw; 2 root. ulpers; 2 sets of bob sleighs; one utter; 1 Stewart horse clippers; 2 fits of double harness;; small tools. too numerous to mention. Six ton of Timothy hay; three ton Clover hay; 11/2, acres mangolds; fie acres of turnips to be sold in the ell: FOWL -,--About 75 hens. PIGS --Three shoats about 60 lee; at about 40 The 1 brood sow, HORSES --One horse 9 years elcl; horse 11 years old;,1 mare five ears old; 1 horse 4. years old; 1 arse 6 years old; 1 blood mare sing 2years old; 1 aged team. TERMS—Five dollars and under sh, over that amount twelve. ontlis credit by giving 'approved int notes or a discount of four per nt, off for cash.. Decision of the auctioneer „ ne..� to bo al. Positively no reserve es the prop. or is 'giving tip forrnirig. BT, S. BROWN, JOHN COeVA.ItD Auctioneer . Proprietor c • s Auction Sale of HOUSE, H0USBHOI.' D EFFECTS of at the premises of the und;er,igned, Andrew Street, ,Exeter, on, SAT . URDAY, OCT, 9th,.' 1920 At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following -I'hrec-piece parlor • suite, parlor 4.2 tables, reeking chairs, dining loomtable, 6 diningroam chairs, jardinere 1 ,tauds, bed spring and mat.ress, beds y room stand, 2 kitchen tables, 1.2 kit-. i It Chen chairs, hanging lamp, 4 other ri 'a:nps, mirror, base -burner, witI overt, P<'hdora range and pities, pictures, 7.pet 'wecer, .flower stand, hotu;e ca lianas, s e; ladder, lawnmower, wheel,.- 111 bsr. o, -v, flower pots, bucksaw, aawrhorse jo axe, lantern, shovels, garden rake, hoes ce a'ashboarcls, tubs, quilling fraises, Crcit jars, dishes, baler, set irons, and fin many ether use; ul articles; 6 :orfs cY r, C hCetnlrt Coal, Thee: will. also be .offered for sale i'iet :2 'r ';o,'.1ec. 11.. I1' i4t:e-b 3 ftatier at the : retie time r c.i RO a:'ant.';•. bo,C.es. It if. N . ; s and p a e. if no, tare-• . . �. 1 coil, B Cach-� viatt.,t sola tl e 1 ` t Children Cry for Fletcher's Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of ' a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proven. • S T What isA O A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, . Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither. Opiitgi, : Mbrphizie ` flb1other: • narcotic substance: Its • age Is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been ix , constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and' Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishiiressa arising therefrom, and by regulating the . Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE ,CASTOR IA ALWAYS; Bears the Signature of n Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY einli••• INCORPORATED 1855 OVER 130 BRANCHES THE. MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000. The importance of a Bank Balance is ndt only its purchasing value, but the independence which its possession gives. - Deposits of One Dollar or more are welcomed at any of THE MOLSONS BANK Branches -- Interest allowed. T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH. CENTRALIA. BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY. THE USBORNE AND SIiBBERT FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY. Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President, THOS. RYAN Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON DIRECTORS WM. BROCK. J. L. RUSSELL ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE AGENTS JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Hibbert. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton anti Logan. W. A. TII RNBULL, Secretary -Treasurer R. R. No. 1, Woodham, GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter. DR. HENRY' A. COESAUT Veterinary Surgeon Office—Baker's Livery on. James St. Calls promptly attended to day or night. Phone 8. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, Id:L.D., D.D.S. Honor% Graduate of Toronto Univer- Sits'. DENTIST Office over Gladnan &'s Stanbury „ oifloe, Main Street, Exeter. , Advertisein the Times. It paYs. MONEY TO LOAN - We have a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and villager properties, at lowest rates of in- terest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Main St. Exeter, Ontario .. I. R. CARLING, B. A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol sons Bank, etc. Money to loan at lowest ` rates ofi' Interest. OFFICE—.MAIN ST. EXETUL, ONT. PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc- tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc- ality. Terms moderate, Orders left at Times Mee will be promptly at- tended to, Phone 116, Kirkton, Address Kirkton P. 0. OR. G. F. ItOULSTON, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTIST Oidice over I. It. Carling's Levi once. Closet; every Wednesday efternooa.. CA _ 1. w R For infs./As and. Children in Use Fo ^ Over 30Years Always bears the 'Signature of HARVEST ARV'EST 3 EXPENSES Harvest time brings expenses which must be met with ready money. Should you need an advance. to help you over this busy season, interview this Bank. We are pre- pared to help all responsible farmers.6 9° THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE' PAID-UP CAPITAL -. $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND e • - $15,000,000 EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager. einli••• INCORPORATED 1855 OVER 130 BRANCHES THE. MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000. The importance of a Bank Balance is ndt only its purchasing value, but the independence which its possession gives. - Deposits of One Dollar or more are welcomed at any of THE MOLSONS BANK Branches -- Interest allowed. T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH. CENTRALIA. BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS DAILY. THE USBORNE AND SIiBBERT FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY. Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President, THOS. RYAN Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON DIRECTORS WM. BROCK. J. L. RUSSELL ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE AGENTS JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for Usborne and Hibbert. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert, Fullerton anti Logan. W. A. TII RNBULL, Secretary -Treasurer R. R. No. 1, Woodham, GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors, Exeter. DR. HENRY' A. COESAUT Veterinary Surgeon Office—Baker's Livery on. James St. Calls promptly attended to day or night. Phone 8. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, Id:L.D., D.D.S. Honor% Graduate of Toronto Univer- Sits'. DENTIST Office over Gladnan &'s Stanbury „ oifloe, Main Street, Exeter. , Advertisein the Times. It paYs. MONEY TO LOAN - We have a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and villager properties, at lowest rates of in- terest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Main St. Exeter, Ontario .. I. R. CARLING, B. A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol sons Bank, etc. Money to loan at lowest ` rates ofi' Interest. OFFICE—.MAIN ST. EXETUL, ONT. PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc- tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc- ality. Terms moderate, Orders left at Times Mee will be promptly at- tended to, Phone 116, Kirkton, Address Kirkton P. 0. OR. G. F. ItOULSTON, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTIST Oidice over I. It. Carling's Levi once. Closet; every Wednesday efternooa.. CA _ 1. w R For infs./As and. Children in Use Fo ^ Over 30Years Always bears the 'Signature of