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Sanders & Creech, �
Proprietors
at.,,, "The' d of Pronnise('•'-Hear and,
Subscription Price.--Ia advance $1.50 ssnee '?hiss Fide eetsical; enterta ameuat in
taer year in Canada; $2,0 in the the Methedist Church 'on Wednesday
"'Unite,' States, All subscriptions not; 6xa:;eh 23rd, given, by the young pea-
vaid in advance 500, extra charged. i ane under the auspices of the Mission
Circle. See posters for particulars,'
ADVERTISING RATES A,dmtsaian 35c, end 25c.
Display Advertisten--:rade known
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eon elePlicataoa►,Ma A. Brooks visited fora few days
ww ch his brci,her m Grimsby.
Stray Animals -One insertion 50c,,: efiss -Elia Be. heel was in London?
'thtee insertions $100, 1 Monday attend'an.g the funeral of her
Farm nor Real Estate for sate 50c. "si tae Airs, ae Legh.
SCh insertion, for tree month of four I A.;.-, d sirs, \Y ,Oke were •
insertions\cachelt. attending the funeral of Mrs,
Miscellaneous articles of not more i21`e's brother, ;WV) d_ -.ed in Lenten
thank five lines, For Sale, To Renk. last Thuesday, and whose Sea:nips
Wanted, each insertnon. 50c. Last anal we. -e. taken to- hritebell for interment.
Found locals 25c, ars insertion. 'airs. j. Brown of .near Dashwood is
Local reading notices, etc., lOc, _per vis +ing ,friends .here for a few weeks.
Rinse per insertion; No notice less 'wits Wm. Hooper of Alma, Much,,
theta 25c Card of Thanks 50c,
bas been v:set;ng his sister, Mrs. Bos -
,A Codon Sales S3 for one insertion lateen ;for a few days.
and $1.50 for each subsequent in- Mrs, H Min spent a few days
eerne:1 if under five inches in length. :n St. Thomas last week, with her sits-
Lee' advertising, 10c. and Sc, a line. 'e7. Liss. Sgertcer,
'vle. W: Connor has bought the pro -
pens' belonging to. nisi E. Sillier and
will move therein the £arst of the
month, elmile 4ir. Sillier intends man -
are to a place up an .New Onikaryo.
-. The Ladies' Ant of the Church has
divided into five groups, and .each
CIandeboye g*Dula '.tis trying to elewi=.ise ways and
THURSDAY. ;MARCI 17 1921
arenas :of r minis the most rraoncy.
Mr, E. a'r is of Popular Hai htas,i , �i Wut..B,o'b 's. cornfi.tted ko
bean employee as manager ee the h;e i d through a, nein reeultiegznPrt
United Farmers' wlalevator Co. hire, -)abscess on .t:114 lags bone,.
Mrs.. R. L. Atkinson is ill withpneu- i yrs LarImn. lately returned ,from
renans-Mr. Gordon Flynn. wino has B•..ighion ;.s' v;sating with her son, :lr.
been with the ,axnumps is able toren T. Carling.
'around again,-Mr,,Harvey Laughton
has returned home from Chatham --
4r. Austin ,Bice, who has been ill, is
able to be out around agents -ails
Winnie Neil aF Petro,ea is spend:.'
few days with relatives here.
Lumley
The mark friend of Mr. john Mc-
Queza. are very -sorry tae hear cif his
s .,;sous
.Airs. Freak Reston spent a few
days vritit Ann. Broedfoot last week.
Mrs, Thomas Lennie- is quite busy
era:Air n the .youag. people of the
neeginboeheod, getting up a play, en-
titled, "The Country School Teacher'
which sloe intends puttbng on in
A.prl1.
airs. Hugh 'aivDous al speint e. few
days ::a CEntoes last week rsitin . her
s,stea Mrs. Acheson;
Mr. Thomas Verner hntends hav is
eats nes. week. ,
W'eddlag bells seves rhng`ng anent.
Mount Carmel
Ida e Koine of Itis: and 'Mrs. Walker
Kerslake. has been' bza;ghtened by the
arrival' sof' a. little daughter.
Mr, Tiles, W4ilin last ,week had a
new smokestack, e eeted at has crearm-
cry.
Saintsbury
•
Airs. Frederick Susmitz returned to
her home in. DelroS,t Saturday, after
:;peading,'a Month with her uncle and
aunt, `'4 'and 'airs. Alec, hla4Don.'ald,
--.qtr. and .‘TM. Alex. MacDonald
and daughter have moved to their new
banns;, Air, M''acDon.'ald left the city
wenn to .poor health,-.4iss Violet
Kadin; .Sas returned to her home in;
Tharresferd, after spending a week or
two With her sister, Miss Btha1-
Sugar malting is he order of the day.
-.Irv, Robert Wilkinson, who has been
j e.se,`ng for ;Str. Frank Smith, has,
h ed wvnt!i 4r. Gus Hennesy for seven
+ninths.—Miss Ready spent the week
esti veli.* Sins S. Davis.
Lucan
Dea`1: of John ,McDonald -This week
sties an;1ttter of our oldest and moat tis,. T.as, MccFalls has been suffering
respected residents „of this commun., from an attack of lumbago -Mr. Chas
ity la:,d to rest from hie Iabors, eve IT'obbs has d spose.l of his residence
refer to th.e demise of Mr. John Mc- ea Main street to Mr, F. S. Griggs -
• of the 14th concession. of Mc- Tos, Hodgins has moved into the home;
Gi;l,vary, he having passed awayt he recently purchased.ou Frank street.
the family residence on Thatrsday, -\Tr. E. A, Webb has Weaned vita
\?arch 10, The deceased had been in the bakery prennses.-.Hiss Lib:ke of
hes usual good health up to the. time ,1"I3r;r:1to:t has been visi1ting her Sts -
of ,his death which was due to a stroke te''• its. C. E. Zurbrig -Rev. Geo.
of paralysis. .11r. :McDonald was a'12c ciliates, M. A., of MainSfreet
native of Scotland, being born there ! Ale '1 d..st Church, Exeter, and B,ev.
in, 1845, consequently he was 76 years; E G. Powell will exchange pulpits
next Sunday. -Mr.
of age, He emigrated to Canada with Johan, B. Armitage
his parents when quite a young main : attended the Grand Lodge meeting of
and settled on the farm on which he eine Black b; nights and Orange Lodges
died. In dais home life he was kind at Nag'ara Fats, -.air, Thos, McCann.,
end affectionate and as a friend and has received the sad news of the death
neighbor will be missed very much, or his daughter, Mss Hannah.-M;s.
He Is survived by two sons, Alex. and Helen Simpson, who underwent an op -
's -lack, at home, and three daughters, e:a'tion alt St. Josephs Haspital,Lon -
Mrs, Gordon Fraser of London and don, is improv ng:
Mary and Agnes at home. The funeral
took place to the R. C. Cemetery here
,on Saturday est 10 ,a.m.
Rev. Fr. Thos?, aIcCarthy of Strat-
ford called an. Fr. Corcoran last weeks
-3Irs. Frank Coughl'.n and babe ar-
rived home ,from London an Friday.-
I4fr. and Mrs. Lewis Rowland of Park-
hill attended the 1in_ral of the late
John McDonald on. Saturday. -A num-
ber of people in this section are laid
off duty with the.mumps. - We are
pleased to state that Master James
!Carey is able to be .out again, after
his severe cold.
Growing Old Gracefully
Are you
grow-
ing old
'grace-
fully?
W h o
wins in
the race
of life?
Is it the
m a n
who is
thin -
blooded,
weak
tired
all the
time'?
An athlete trains for every race.•.
A man is as strong as his blood
and as old as his arteries. Make
;your, blood redder, your health.
better .by taking that old fash-
ioned blood tonic—sold fifty years
ago and still "good as gold"—
namely, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery. Sold by all druggists,
,or send 10c. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Motel in -Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y.; fora trial,
package.
CRANIUM, ONT.-" For many years I
!offered with stomach trouble, and I
tried Many remedies, but: they seemed to.
le a la4Iure-I;: seemed• to be getting:
;worse instead of better, ` -One day I came
Into possession of a bottle of Dr. Pierce's
Golden.Xedical Discovery and took it,
:and mj!stornaeh trouble. seemed co
eleteryeured.. I have great faiths in this'
: ▪ di ins :and hope anysufferer that
t
reads this,will give th'Discovery ''
B..•
•trial. Once ,tried, you will never be
vithc!etit.",-C. Tirus, JR., 28 Duke St.
Usborne Council
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK,
Important Events Which Hate
Occurred During the Week.
The Husy World's Happenings Dare.
• fully ()ompiled 'and Put Into
Handy and Attractive. Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper — A.
Solid Hour's Enjoyment,
TUESDAY..
Early closing legislation meets
muck, Opposition in Queen's Park.
Rabbic
rikner of Toronto,
$ sees a
bright .ruture for .Jews in Palestine,
Myth electors carried a Hydro-
electric enabling bylaw, by a majority
of 121.
Logging eamps closed since No-
vember are re -opening in British
Columbia.
The Labor candidate won in the
election of the Pemston Division of
Yorkshire.
Farming operations have been inn
progress in Radville district, Sas-
katchewan,, for a week.
Wm. Spice, sr., aged 72, was in-
stantly killed by a falling limb in his
bush, near Motherwell', Qnt.
Costa Rica bas started to withdraw
her troops trona Panama area at the
behest of the United States.
The Queen's university O. R, A.
junior team qualified to play in the
final by beating Cornwall, 6 to 1,
Capt. Joseph Hough, of Port Stan-
ley, a lifelong Lake Erie :navigator,
ani son of a sailor, died at the age
of 70. whom he •won the title,
Medical inspection of scholars in
Sarnia, Moore and Sombre tuwuships
has shown a startlingly large pro-
portion of children .with defects,
Ottawa won froit St, Pat's on
Thursday in the first of the "Post -sea-
son games to determine who will de-
fend the Stanley Cup, bi a score of
5 to Q.
Mrs, Sangtry, of Belleville, at
present in England, arranged with
friends to celebrate her birthday on
Thursday by giving a supper to the
Belleville Children's Steller inmates.
, SATURDAY.
The Toronto Skating Club holds
elaborate carnival.
The Sudbury junior team are the
new champions of the N, O. II. A.
The Montreal Tramways Co, will
give .free transportation to the blind.
Dr. J. H. Coyne, M.A., hsa been
elected to the senate of the Univers-
ity of Toronto.
Former Premier Ma'am has been
instructed by King Alfonso to form a
Cabinet for Spain.
A woman awaiting trial in Toronto
on a shooting charge is arrested as
she boards a train,
Austen Chamberlain. introduced
Reparations Bill, in the British Haase
of Commons on Friday.
School inspectors and principals in
Toronto confer as to application of
Adolescent Attendance Act.
A nation-wide strike of butchers
and meatcutters, in sympathy with
those now out in Montreal, is
threatened.
The Stratford Midgets won the
O: H. A. junior championship, beat-
ing Queen's University on the round
by 7 to 3.
Ottawa Board of Control unani-
mously endorses the Proportional
Representation Bill now before the
Legislature.
The University of Toronto Board
of Governors plans to erect an arena
for next season. It will cost $450,000
and,seat 7,000 people.
The Australian. Government is pro-
testing to Washington against the
charge of $10 which Australians are
compelled to pay to land at Honolulu
and Manila.
Norman Garfield was sentenced to
death at Woodstock for the merder
of Benj. 'Johnston, and his lna they
Denton to 20 years' imprisonment for
manslaughter.
James Hannah of Dunnville was
drowned, and his brother David nar-
rowly escaped the same fate, when
they were carried away by the cur-
rent and swept over a dam in the
Grand river.
earth at the Wentworth gypsum
guanine near ,Windsor; 24.S,
FRIDAY.,
Ottawa's only pawnshop has gone
out of business..
Soldiers will not enter a candidate
in • West York by-election.-
Prince
y-election;"Prince Edward Island's Legisla-
ture opened on Thursday. •
Lie stock 'men plan formation, of
a national exchange Tomato.
Fortner students at Ontario Agri-
cultural College organise alumni,
Prof. Michell revere IlAe21p1.oyment
insurance, but says time is not ripe.
Senator A. B. Crosby, former M.P.
for Halifax, died at Ottawa, aged 62.
There is little possibility or lower
rents in Toronto, say trust cooapany
officials.
A. F. of L. orvanizerscharges the
Attorney -General with breaking faith
with strikers.
Riverdale (Toronto) Presbyterian
Church, lacking room, holds evening
service in a theatre,
Montreal Administrative Commis-
sion. decided to put the city on day-
light saving time May 1 to Oct, 1.
University of Toronto beat Cana-
dian Soo 5 to 2 in the drat of two
tames in the Allan Cup elimination
series.
Ingersoll women's organizations
have undertaken to provide a Pnbiie
Health nurse iudependeatin of the
Own council,
The sehooner Bluenose. C;tnadian
challenger for the Fishermen's Cup,
will be launched ea the 19th Inst at
Lunenburg, KS.
Johnny Wilson, worhi's welter-
weight boxing champion, has been
matched with Mike O'Dowd, from
Four persons were killed and a
dozen wounded in a clash on Monday
between the Italian •Reds and the.
Fascist',
The British Government is asking
the United States to agree to the emi-
gration of 20,000 Nestarian Claris-
tians to America,
St. Patrick's won the second halt
honors in the National 1 ockey
League. beating Canadiens in the de-
ciding game by 6 to 4.
AR railway* communication in
Greece was auspended Monday as the
result of a atrike, Tile men are de-
manding increased wages and shorter
hours.
The next meeting of the Council
of the League of Nations will be held
at Geneva June 6, This meeting was
called to -day by Dr. Gaston da Cunha•
of Brazil, President of the Council.
Usborne council met on March 5,
1921, at Elimville. Members all pres-
ent except Councillor Johns, absent
through illness. Minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
Bylaw No. 3 re dog licenses and by-
law No. 4 re subdivision of town-
ship into seven division instead of
four were read and passed and sign-
ed by the reeve and clerk. The clerk
was instructed to notify Inspector
Tom regarding certain ratepayers
in Usborne and Biddulph petitioning
to have -.their shcool rates trans-
ferred from No. 12 Union (Whalen)
to R. C. S. No. 3, Biddulph.
The following pathmasters were
appointed for 1921:
Sub ;div.. No. 1.—Alfred Coates,
Wm. Coates, Gordon Heywood, Ed -
Ward Westcott, Wm. Elford, R. D.
Hunter, Alfred Hicks, Daniel E.
Hicks, Samuel Pym, John Brock, Ed-
ward Johns, Benson Williams. and
Francis J. Davis.
Sub div.. No. 2.—Roland Squire,
Wm. C. Reddy, Dan Dew, Henry
Strang,Russell Schroeder, George
Armstrong, James Etherington, Wm.
Somerville, James Anderson, John
Cole, John M. Glenn:
. Sub div. No. 3.—Hector Taylor,
George'Brock,.Ralph Batten, George
Delbridge, James Turnbull, George
Squire, Nelson Gorvett, Martin L.
Beavers, Raymond Fletcher, John
Fletcher, Wesley Shier, Jas. Kemp,
Archie Dawson, Daniel O'Mara.
Sub div. No. 4. -William Fergu-
son, William Stone, John A. Boltop,
John T. Stewart, Walter McNicol,• J.
Turnbull, Clarence Routley, Milton
McCurdy, Albert E. Shier, Reginald
H. Doupe. , •
Bilis to the amount of $1,958.45.
were passed and orders issued for
payment, of same.
Council adjourned to meet Aril
2, 1921.' "
Henry , Strang, Clerk.
;CENSUS C0112iVIISSTOIElt:''` '
Vis ` d' :. has ijee : a d
. Deva teset, n ppount3
yy the Daminvon Government as cen-
les comm_ssioner ,,fats Huron County.
VEDNkSDAY.
Toronto police arrest five hold-up
men.
Government defers discussion of
O. T. A. appeals till late in session,
An 1I.P.P. makes serious charges
against the Fish and Game adminis-
tration,
The body of an unknown man aged
about 25 was found in the.Tay Canal
at Perth,
Sap in the maple trees in Vermont
has begun to run and farmers expect
a heavy flow.
The Toronto International League
baseball team will report • at Colum-
bus, Ga., to -day.
The Italian Government has an:
nounced that thenen per cent, luxury
tax will be rigidly enforced.
The electrical workers' strike in
Vancouver and Victoria, affecting 200
men, is ended by arbitration.
City College of Baltimore, Md.,
will send its crack team to Hamilton
and London for meets this week.
The British Home Secretary has
refused to introduce a bill to legalize
marriage with a deceased husband's
brother.
Four men in Montreal were sen-
tenced to five years' imprisonment for
stealing $43,000 worth of cigarettes
from the C.P.R, yards.
The Queen's University intermed-
iate team won the Intercollegiate
title, beating the University of To-
ronto team on the round by 3 to 2.
Augustus Anderson, aged 50, pow-
der man on the Welland Ship Canal
construction at Thorold, was instant-
ly killed when struck by the dipper
of a steam shovel.
Harris Selig Bremner, aged 60, a
New York business man, was found
dead at a Russian bath in Montreal,
dying apparently from the shock of
the cold water shower.
The Spanish Premier, Eduardo
Dato, has been assassinated, accord-
ing to a despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Madrid.
Senor Dato was killed by revolver
shots as he left Congress.
THURSDAY.
The House of Commons discussed
cattle embargo.
Premier Drury comes out strongly
for proportional representation.
A. A. Argus, a farmer, near Wil-
cox, Sask., sowed wheat on Saturday.
The Revolutionaries have captured
Petrograd and driven the Red forces
out.
Toionto'meat packers go to Eng-
land in connection with bacon dis-
pute.
Frank Spiers` of Haliburton was
instantly killed when teaming logs on
an ice. road.
A reprieve has been granted the
Canadian soldier sentenced to death
In England.
Few teachers apply for Toronto
High School situations on account of
low ' initial salary.
The body found in Tay Canal at
Perth- was identified as that of Des-
mond Albery, aged 19.
Three horses were drowned cross-
ing the Ottawa river between Gati-
neau -Point and Rockcliffe.
German miners are considering the
question of striking owing to allied
occupation of Rhine cities.
•:.Nova Scotia Steel Company had
net, profits of $1,209,407, compared.
with, $1,029,876 last year.
Stratford and Queen's, O. H. A.
finalists, played a draw ;:game Wed-
nesday at Kingston, 3 to 3.
Adozen farms in the district about
Liver fool have been visited by incen-
diaries and: property set on fire:.
Paris presbytery favors a 'seven-
year pastoral term, but Barrie and
Kingston declared ° for four years.
-i1public funeral was given in
Dublin on Wednesday to 19rig:-Gen.
Cumming, :who was killed ' by; Sinn
Nein. e'
Frank Caldwell of Mapleton was
buried under 50 tons of rock and
Incorporated in 1855
CA F'TTAL RESERVE S$,000.00Q
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The - Molsoiss Bank wants every farmer to feel
that he has a real friertd in the manager, that he
will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss
with him his money needs,
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open 'for business dally,
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
MONDAY.
Sir Philip Gibbs,is visiting Toronto.
Toronto police arrest alleged chick-
en thief gangs.
Major H. G. Reed, a Fenian Raid
veteran, died at Chatham, Ont.
Thomas Ross is dead in Hillsboro,
N.B., at the reputed age of 115 years.
Rev. Dr. Denis J. McBride, rector
of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto,
is dead.
George Moores, 14 years of age,
was fatally shot by accident ` at
Kingston.
A Toronto constable while clean-
ing his revolver, accidentally wound-
ed a comrade.
The Grand Army., of United Vet-
erans hold Sunday concert in Massey
Hall, Toronto.
Reginald Emerson, G.T.R. car
checker at Woodstock, was instantly
killed by a train.
The German Reichstag has approv-
ed the stand taken by Dr. Simons at
the London Conference.
Net fishing has been abolished on
both sides of the St. Lawrence river.
from Kingston to Prescott.
The town of Transeona, Man., will
ask the Provincial Government for
an administrator to take over its.
affairs.
The Allan Cup games will be play-
ed in Winnipeg, Brandon's applica-
tion for an injunction' having been,
dismissed.
Western Ontario Preparatory
School athletes defeated the City Col-
lege track team of Baltimore at Lon-
don, 41 to 36
The kaiser, has written a book to
prove that he is and ;was .a pacifist
and that Britain, 'France and Russia
were to blame for the ;war, °..
Sidney Reay and 'Fred McCaw
were :drowned, when a sleigh convey
Inge them- sto.. a :party: nears Midland
plunged into a haler made Eby ice
cutters, .*, ..
cutters,
b
U f T son'
Y to utterlyout='
Q
classed' the Canadian $oo teatn"'in the
second. game Sof :their . seriesOwpina'i'nie
by 13 to' 3, and taking the round by
18 to, 6.
Zurich
Ma Fred M. Hess, moved his house-
hold effects on Monday ionto the house
recently vacated- by Mr. E. Oescb-,-
Mrs, C. L". Smith is ,on, the sick lista-
At the meeting of the Council for Hay
Township on March 5th, the follow-
ing appointments were made, -Pound -
keepers -J. Ross, Simon Greb, Elimore
Weide, Casper Walper, Geo. Becker,
I3'y krueeer, ,Tr F. Turnbull, L. N.
Denamy. Fence Viewers -Wm, Cald-
well, John Pfaff, John Eckstein, H.
Steinbach. Sheep Valuators -W. D.
Thompson, P. Haberer, F..Kading.
Andrew F. Hess was appointed treas-
urer of the Township at a salary of
$165.00 per annum, apnortaxned as
follows : Township $110, telephone $55.
Messrs. J. Haberer and W. R. Dou-
gall were reea;ppa:,n:ied auditors to
audit the books of ,the treasurer from
Tan.. 1921, to March 16th, 1921: nes:
J. Preeter was authorized by the Coun-
1
MID
In Front -Rank
Cod-liver oil stands
Ifirst on the list of fats,
in the ease with which `
it is assimilated. ThisI
■
explains why
1
1
SCOTFS '
EMULSION
of super -refined in -
dicinal cod-liver oil
is so helpful to
those of any age
who are run-
down in body.
Scott & Bowne„Toronto, Ont.
ALSO MAKERS OF
—
14101115
(Tablets or Granules)
FOR INDIGESTION'
oil to land over to the auditorsduly
appointed, all moneys, books, vouchers,.
property, and all papers held by him
for tate said township land (the said
auditors 'to sign for same.
Xirkton
1
Mr, Purley Greenwood] of Dakota is'
visiting friends here. --Mrs. R Howard
of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Airs. Silas Shier, -Mr. G,bert
ler as home from Montana, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Alf. Miller, -Mr, Clarence
Gunning has purchased Levi Leslie's
100 acre farm an the 8th line and will
take possession ijs the ,fall. Mr. and
errs. Leslie will likely move to St
Marys ea reside.
RAND TRUNK SY`S EM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTM
Between
MONTREAL
, TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from arty Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hort,
og District Passenger Agent, Toro
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
Pasture Lands
for Sale.
IN STEPHEN TOWNSHIp
S 1-2 11 AND LOT 12, (CONTAIN-
ING 191 1-4 ACRES)
AUX SABLES CONCESSION
Aux Sables- River forms Westserly
Boundary
Very. desirable pasture lands.
THE CANADA COMPANY
1170 Yonge St, Toaanitd
'lie Cocliralle Madhine Worts
- Exeter, Ont.
}IAS INVENTED A MACHINE 'FOR GRINDING
ENGINE CYLINDERS, CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS.
WE ,MAKE PISTONS AND RINGS TO FIT ANY GYLINDER
CYLINDERS ARE GROUND TO 1000th PART OF AN INCH, AND AS
TRUE AND ACCURATE AS MADE BY ANY MANUFACTURER.
WE CAN MAKE YOUR ENGINE AS GOOD AS NEW.
WE.'MAKE. SAW MANDRELS; EMERY STANDS SPEED ACKS
J
HANGERS, PULLEYS, and have SHAFTING FOR SALE ALSO.
THESE
WE, !12:A.KE. T O SUIT THE USERS.
}PAVE' A F:1 $T CLASS WELDING OUTFIT
,A AGENT.
S:
Fog
THE "CANADIAN ADIA lr '
FAIRBANKS :MORSE CO•Y.y.
J. 1, .,
THRESHING ,
. ` COZViP,ANY:
COME ,,'AND SEE US REGARDING YOUR WANTS
1
IMPROVE YOUR LIVESTOCK
Whether you lave ;horses, cattle; sheep or hogs,.
it will pay you to' secure the best sire obtainable.
'Poor stock costs as much to feed and care'#or,
does not thrive as well . and cannot reproduce
quality.
WE MAKE LIBERAL LOANS
FOR LIVESTOCK PURPOSES. sass !
•
THE CANADIAN BANK
MMER.CE
OFCOMMERCE
CO�..
PAiD-UP CAPITAL $15,000.000
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
CA F'TTAL RESERVE S$,000.00Q
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The - Molsoiss Bank wants every farmer to feel
that he has a real friertd in the manager, that he
will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss
with him his money needs,
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open 'for business dally,
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
MONDAY.
Sir Philip Gibbs,is visiting Toronto.
Toronto police arrest alleged chick-
en thief gangs.
Major H. G. Reed, a Fenian Raid
veteran, died at Chatham, Ont.
Thomas Ross is dead in Hillsboro,
N.B., at the reputed age of 115 years.
Rev. Dr. Denis J. McBride, rector
of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto,
is dead.
George Moores, 14 years of age,
was fatally shot by accident ` at
Kingston.
A Toronto constable while clean-
ing his revolver, accidentally wound-
ed a comrade.
The Grand Army., of United Vet-
erans hold Sunday concert in Massey
Hall, Toronto.
Reginald Emerson, G.T.R. car
checker at Woodstock, was instantly
killed by a train.
The German Reichstag has approv-
ed the stand taken by Dr. Simons at
the London Conference.
Net fishing has been abolished on
both sides of the St. Lawrence river.
from Kingston to Prescott.
The town of Transeona, Man., will
ask the Provincial Government for
an administrator to take over its.
affairs.
The Allan Cup games will be play-
ed in Winnipeg, Brandon's applica-
tion for an injunction' having been,
dismissed.
Western Ontario Preparatory
School athletes defeated the City Col-
lege track team of Baltimore at Lon-
don, 41 to 36
The kaiser, has written a book to
prove that he is and ;was .a pacifist
and that Britain, 'France and Russia
were to blame for the ;war, °..
Sidney Reay and 'Fred McCaw
were :drowned, when a sleigh convey
Inge them- sto.. a :party: nears Midland
plunged into a haler made Eby ice
cutters, .*, ..
cutters,
b
U f T son'
Y to utterlyout='
Q
classed' the Canadian $oo teatn"'in the
second. game Sof :their . seriesOwpina'i'nie
by 13 to' 3, and taking the round by
18 to, 6.
Zurich
Ma Fred M. Hess, moved his house-
hold effects on Monday ionto the house
recently vacated- by Mr. E. Oescb-,-
Mrs, C. L". Smith is ,on, the sick lista-
At the meeting of the Council for Hay
Township on March 5th, the follow-
ing appointments were made, -Pound -
keepers -J. Ross, Simon Greb, Elimore
Weide, Casper Walper, Geo. Becker,
I3'y krueeer, ,Tr F. Turnbull, L. N.
Denamy. Fence Viewers -Wm, Cald-
well, John Pfaff, John Eckstein, H.
Steinbach. Sheep Valuators -W. D.
Thompson, P. Haberer, F..Kading.
Andrew F. Hess was appointed treas-
urer of the Township at a salary of
$165.00 per annum, apnortaxned as
follows : Township $110, telephone $55.
Messrs. J. Haberer and W. R. Dou-
gall were reea;ppa:,n:ied auditors to
audit the books of ,the treasurer from
Tan.. 1921, to March 16th, 1921: nes:
J. Preeter was authorized by the Coun-
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MID
In Front -Rank
Cod-liver oil stands
Ifirst on the list of fats,
in the ease with which `
it is assimilated. ThisI
■
explains why
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SCOTFS '
EMULSION
of super -refined in -
dicinal cod-liver oil
is so helpful to
those of any age
who are run-
down in body.
Scott & Bowne„Toronto, Ont.
ALSO MAKERS OF
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14101115
(Tablets or Granules)
FOR INDIGESTION'
oil to land over to the auditorsduly
appointed, all moneys, books, vouchers,.
property, and all papers held by him
for tate said township land (the said
auditors 'to sign for same.
Xirkton
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Mr, Purley Greenwood] of Dakota is'
visiting friends here. --Mrs. R Howard
of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Airs. Silas Shier, -Mr. G,bert
ler as home from Montana, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Alf. Miller, -Mr, Clarence
Gunning has purchased Levi Leslie's
100 acre farm an the 8th line and will
take possession ijs the ,fall. Mr. and
errs. Leslie will likely move to St
Marys ea reside.
RAND TRUNK SY`S EM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTM
Between
MONTREAL
, TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from arty Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hort,
og District Passenger Agent, Toro
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
Pasture Lands
for Sale.
IN STEPHEN TOWNSHIp
S 1-2 11 AND LOT 12, (CONTAIN-
ING 191 1-4 ACRES)
AUX SABLES CONCESSION
Aux Sables- River forms Westserly
Boundary
Very. desirable pasture lands.
THE CANADA COMPANY
1170 Yonge St, Toaanitd
'lie Cocliralle Madhine Worts
- Exeter, Ont.
}IAS INVENTED A MACHINE 'FOR GRINDING
ENGINE CYLINDERS, CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS.
WE ,MAKE PISTONS AND RINGS TO FIT ANY GYLINDER
CYLINDERS ARE GROUND TO 1000th PART OF AN INCH, AND AS
TRUE AND ACCURATE AS MADE BY ANY MANUFACTURER.
WE CAN MAKE YOUR ENGINE AS GOOD AS NEW.
WE.'MAKE. SAW MANDRELS; EMERY STANDS SPEED ACKS
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HANGERS, PULLEYS, and have SHAFTING FOR SALE ALSO.
THESE
WE, !12:A.KE. T O SUIT THE USERS.
}PAVE' A F:1 $T CLASS WELDING OUTFIT
,A AGENT.
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Fog
THE "CANADIAN ADIA lr '
FAIRBANKS :MORSE CO•Y.y.
J. 1, .,
THRESHING ,
. ` COZViP,ANY:
COME ,,'AND SEE US REGARDING YOUR WANTS
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