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TFIURSf Y, APRIL 7th, 1921
ion
:�. Teanperente deet,ne ai eupo?F,t
elf the Reterendum w -;ll ,be held ea the
"!,'own Hall on :11ond:ny •ii ght. anlelress
ed by Capt, John Coburn of To,t:nese
6iddeesss illus.r:,.ted with lantern lades
The sudden elaenge to $prang w•ea:tli.
aer has dried up our roads and rotor-
w:.ng, ;s k i deal as any tome. its the: sum-
mer. Farnn,rs are .busy gettin, then
land in shape for seeding and as a
R
w quiet.
business '
result b „n taw rr as
Next Sunday evening the service in
the Evangelical, Church will be in
•edge of the Ladies' Aid, who bare
,prepared a good program for the cv-
�s.siexs,w
Mrs. Warner moved her household
•e:fects here froze Stratford on. Tues-
day.
k
A anumbcr .of lair people ate.• nded
the funeral of the late Samuel Beav-
er an Exeter on ; urday. The deceas-
ed was well-known her: and highly
thou; Ist of. las sudden dein was a
;;eat shoe . We ,�'xt:ind to the with
ow and bereaved Senile' our heartfelt
syiupatny.
airs. Jas. Cockwali is in London at--
tarediae. her -sister, :airs. V. H. Welsh�
the wiry enter health,
Edward. 1 .ncr tool; posees°o oa ct ,
the Hotel oil Frisby. air. Meilett has
sG'ur. cl in London and
will move sax tine city wv.th• iris ;achy
in she near suture. V. are sorry to
loose them as ettieens as they made
many trends while residing here. •
Clereac,; Heenten met with a pain
cul aecsdea. on Monday thiel' .s'ngag•
ed at the 6awmill at John Smr,tis.s
He w,as working the edging maeh in
when Isis left hand came it contract
with, the saw and badly lacerated the
fingers, It is hard, to say it they all
can be ,saved. He will be laid olf work
foe some time which Ls to be regrett-
ed sine4 the busy season is at band.
School started Monday alter tbe
Easter Holidays:* Five youngsters
made their eltart to learn, the 3 R's -
ail were ;girls,, not a boy. The Trus-
tees
rus-tees had air. Calcott of the Doan pion
Radiator Co„ Toros tc., make his final
nspeetion of the. Heating System in-
stalled by H. Either last week, and ev,
erythiatg was .satisfactorily adjusted.
The floors in the school have been
oiled, thereby doing away with the
• dust nuisance to a considerable e-,
genet -
The annual meeting of the members
of the Evangelical Church was held
last Wednesday evening. The finan-
cial statement of Treasurer Freeman
Mot -lock was read and showed a sub-
stantial balance on. hand. Chas. Eilber
was re-elected Trustee, and Ezra
Foist Trustee of the Cemetery Board.
Mrs. W. A. Sambrsok has returned
home after visiting h: r brothers in
Toronto.
Whsle driving to naval last Wednes-
day evening George - Fi,nkbeiner, were
land family had a nasty upset, by their
horse becoming frightened of an auto
driven without lights'. Mr. Finkbe'tner
was badly bruised and shakenup, but
THAT SUDDEN
Sharp
Pain
which
you ex-
p erience
xperience at
times can be
removed. No
woman has the
right to suffer
when she can
obtain relief
safely, certainly
and promptly.
Suppose you do
ha•te head
aches, hack•
aches9 extreme
nervousness, low-
spirits and general . •
good -for -noth.
ing feelings at
times? Your case
is not hopeless.
Try Doctor Pierces'
Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Sold by
druggists in Liquid'
or tablets, or send
10c. to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. Y., for
a trial package.
Read what this
woman says: ,• ,
LONDON, x.-
I my early.married
life I was very frail and delicate. 1 .vas
feeling` exceedingly weak and "miserable°
when a friend advised me to takWa bottle
of Dr. Piercers Favorite Prescription.
From the very start X' felt ne'w'strength
and'vitality. I am always ggrateful for
what Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
has done for me and will 'always 'be
pleased to•recommend it."-1Vlns. Jon&
Id; y, 13a ‘.',.un AS YTt 7W
(Tablets ar Granules)
Fo
INDIGESTION
zfl.3xatc
the nether occupants were more frar-
eunate and got oft unhurt.
Joseph .1-laL.at s hav:n ;. hardwood
riao- 1�.d „n the housesc h
a bough
t
'ream atatitew Morlock.
Syivestee Wuerth has been awarded
the c;t.etak:atg of the Et -nig -Leal
C' -burns,
al ase. Faist, Alred \Vuerth, Thos
Chambers. and The \'erne. at Roessler
Lavery have bought Fords this week.
Friday was April l'api's Day, A
taumbe of planks were played on the
ui;,stXspe,i:nt; ones.
Jews. uu +rte, die Township assessor
neekate its annual =lade. Have you
b waist yoer ease tag?
John -:.on o the Beak staff
9:t; ii@.i 1- ins,err.d to. Calgary, and
:e t tee trent West, on lir elnvsday,
Untended for last week.)
t' z u hu•sdar teem rte ,March lith,.
ae "x wn .:, y1 •r', Bail«: Class a the
ele ' '.t .t :einem" sehoo. !net at the
' e •: o 1r. tea r Mr. Joeepb
w� .. .i, : ' -end a-�o-,t! 4t,«lin.•• al-
p „
'to eleet their ()free ne for tbe ecin-
axe ye,_. James alawhinney wee Elect
ell president, .Edward Chambers Sec-
ite.:try; and M 1vn i into.. Treasurer.
At ie°• the btt5ines : was t•s;nclud ad a
iaregram was „gsea eon4a i"tn,; of
«pedc;;es, .songs, recitations and games
The speech o. Mr. Russel Clark of
Walkervlle, a former active member
e`' tea class was much appreciated;
Acte e •a very enje}able time spent a
cl::•sty lush was served. A. hearty vote.
o.
.hanks was tendered the hostess
to,. the excellent lunch. The evenng
wwa brokea;up by ela joining in sing -
etre the net and anthem.'
Dashwood
. t --
Mrs. E. TSeman and family visited in
earatford a few days last week.
.tier. H. J. Geiser returned to. De-
troit Thursday, ,
Mr,, Fritz and daughter Dorothy of
Zu::.ch spent the week end in town,
Mrs. Y, Meltsaac spat part of last
week in London.
Mr. M. 'elclsaiac is recovering from
an ai,tack of tons:lit$s.
Mr. and Mrs. Schlemmer•of Detrot
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Baumgarten.
• Miss L Lippert of Zurich is visiting
at the home. of J. C. Reid,
airs. Edmeston ,is in Clinton where
she underwent eln. operation.
112x, Fragile ,Beaver or Bayport, Mich
attended ;the ,funeral of Ins brother, at
Exeter on. Sunday. - °
SCHOOL REPORT,
Sr V., in Bookkpg, Com., Alg., Geo.
and. Spell., M. Tiernan 87, E. Howard
85, .C. St,e]nhagen 75; Jr. art, Bkk'g.,
Comp„ AIg. Spe11i , h ,ltavele,l 79, A.
Hoffman 77, E. Guent¢rer 77, F. Harte
1e.b--73,- P. Klleins'ticer 73, M. Jenn'isen
70, J. Guenther 58; Sr. IV., Lit., SpelL
Hyg., ;Comp„ L. T,emaen 87, A.. Rader
71, L. Eveland 70„C. Snell 65, L. Wil
ler t 65; Jr. IV., ;E, Graupner 90, L.
Re d,;88, V. ° Bark J7, A. Keleerman 75,
V. Baker .56, E. Zimmer 54, L. Baker 41.
G. S. ;Howard, Principal.
Room 11. -Sr. ILL, tatall 300, . H.
Kellerman. 226, L. Witmer 226, H,Haet
le:b 219, C. Fisher 189; Jr. IIL, Tota
375, A. Tieinan. 309, E. Tiernan 307,. K.
Wein:. 260, G. Guenther 224, F. Klein
-
saver 218, H. Hoffman. 214, A. Willett
181., A. Miller ' -180, E. Wads 168, A.
S ie.nha gen 140. Sr. II., total 500-E.
H'artlela 358, C. Burmi,ster 427, E.
Hamacher 315, A. Re"stameyer 302, E.
JVlerner 265, M. White 195. Jr. II., total
380-F. Guenther 324, T. Hayter 324,
G. Bender 291,- L. Bender 260, M. Mer-
cier 236, L. Zimmer 211, G. Burmeister
207.
C. EdmestY.Ma., teacher'
Room ,I„ )r II: -B-141. Graupner 287,
N. •Faasold 268, E: Watrner 253, Fl.
Wein 251, W, Everard 243, P. Ben-
der 2.18, ',5. benititner 159, A. Stire 83,
L. Staubus 57. Jr, 1I, A -H. Nadiger
513, E. K -aft * 445, N,, 'Riniker 443,
401, T. Guenther 369. Sr. ;Pt. II. -Z
Nadigex 421•, 1131. Ed'tghod fer 408, V.
Burmeister .383; y k White 353, R.*
293, A. Mason. 203. Jr. P5. T.I.-R.
S'taaton, 265, V. Kraft 242, R. Vincent
223, ,A° Morenz 199, 0. Stabus 198,
P. ;Schade 165, Se. Pte 2.-E. Fisher
372, S. Saxe, 327, M. Klumpp 305, M,
Res'itameyer 293, E. Held ,239, V. Kraft
" 200,, 1- i° Miller 198.* Jr:• Priuner-H;°
O'Connor .198,M. White 180, I. Genet-
nes 145; H, Schluntt ,140, H. Riniker
Pearl tTaeeman, teacher,
aSE FORT -T �e oc r
.A H h d'ea'th cu red
at .the ham.e al; her eon, D. H1 HeRoss
era lin -ch 28'ilr, of°aja,ne Robson,':relict
Isite john Roes of Brucefiee1d at
.e s ge
al: •stone ty years!:;'.She:was a
e iden.t of Stanley for many years. Her
' .1ius,band' died aboutthirty years ago,
it ,farriily of six survive, -
NEW- TOPICS OF EE erabailt n no new ezztergrisea z;
leve years
Saskatchewan Court of Appea
quashes conviction of ° 'r tolesal.
liquor house.
Important Events Which. Have
Occurred Out ing the Week,.
The Busy World's H. uppeniegs care-
fully Compiled and rut Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment-
TUESDAY.
Capreol business section bad a bad
tire.
A cyclone :struck a. New Jersey
town.
Christian Workers' .Convention is
in session in Toronto.
-. Navigation opens at Montreal, the
earliest in forty years..
Few places in province where prox-
les
allowed a•egieti atio.t,
Windsor Citizens' Liberty League
will publish a daily newspaper.
All races and setts in Stlicia are
agitating for French eran'inte.
Qklaboma fruit (-:-ops Neve been
largely destroyed by cold spell,
The Greeks are advancing. :end
claim they will occupy Angora,
Stratford Baptist preacher leaves
hawk to Join the I'a .'abyterians.
Greek forces in Asia, .Minor are in
paseessioa of the Ragda+l railway.
eiere Thome. ne ('bkf t., wenn', tor,. Bud -
son Bay Co at Winnipeg. is dead.
New Yorkers nr y have to pay 30
aver rent. more fol their telephones.
The Ontario L,br.,:y Assoelation
need its :annual meeting in Toronto.
A man rend his wife were thrown
from an auto In Toronto and injured.
Confusion and dieapnointment in
registration booths over early closing.
Henry 1rub ibis, Kiaelteuer. died
after r
. nret tz,ni
n from funeral,
e
raI
Nevada has p,.s4ew1 a law malting
lethal gas the instrument in execu-
tions,
tel. Bishop. funous "ace." ad-
dreeees the :Military Institute in.
Toronto.
Putniirions ot Toronto won the
have hockey ebampiteeship of eastern
Canada.
Promoters in Areken Hills. Ne-
vada. otter $800.0utr for Carpentier -
Dempsey bout. -
Independent I,eaor Party in Bri-
tain bas 'voted a„1in%t giving ardlre-
elou to Ludas).
WEDNESDAY
Pians of Empire naval policy sent
to Ottawa. �«
Montreal lig41447 Cealer. ate tricked
with raised cheques.
C. P. R. gross ehrnings in 1920
were $216,6.41,549.
Ottawa landlords form a league to
oppose Fair Rental 13111.
The United States hockey titular
series will open on Friday.
Nineteen smallpox cases were dis-
rovered in New York city.
Archbishop Mannix discussed the
Irdelt situation with the Pope.
Ilon. Manning Doherty arrived at
St. Johne -N.B.. on Tuesday.
Urgent need For more election list
eevisers In Toronto emphasized.
Canada's Merchant Marine states
*neat was read in the Commons.
Hamilton building trade unione
executive join to light wage cuts.
Union painters of Toronto sign
agreement with roaster painters.
Secession from the British Inde-
pendent Labor party by tite letf wing.
Charles Paddock again tied the
world's record in the 100 -yards dasb.
?Mose Jaw branch of Saskatche-
wan Teachers' Aliianee threatens to
:t rike.
John Burroughs, the famous natur-
al.;t, died on bis way from Call -
Tornio,.
The Newfoundland sealing steam-
ers have encountered a large herd of
seals.
The University of Toronto hockey
team was tendered a banquet by the
S. P. A.
Anaanarchist band from the United
States is directing explosions in Ger-
man cities.
Sir Henry Drayton says Canadians
must not buy in expensive markets.
Buy home-grown fruits and vege-
tables.
Six men and two women were kill-
ed and seventy-five injured when two
tons of fireworks and gunpowder ex-
ploded in Chicago Tuesday.
THURSDAY.
Teachers demand right to bargain
collectively.
M. Vivian presented credentials to
President Harding.
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the
annual boat race.
Radical changes suggested in high
School curriculum.
Immigration was discussed in the
House of Commons.
Mrs. Hurd again won the Borth
and' South golf title.
Japan has invited Gena Leonard.
Woods to visit Nippon.
U. S. and Canadian oarsmen will
adjust conflicting dates. •r •
Greek gunboats. have -begun a
blockade of Asia Minor. '
Life-saving boats commenced pa-
trol of Toronto harbor.
Victoria bouncil to call conference. ,
on a separate. province.,
e
p p c „
Orange luncheon clubs- may be
opened in various cities.
An unknown man leaps in the lake
at Toronto and is,drowned.
Duke of ; Devonshire to re-enter
municipal life in England.
Capt, M. B. Galbraith, M.C., D.F.C.,.
was killed at Camp Borden,
Hon, W Rollo would like private'
employment agencies abolished.
Saunders five -man bowling team of
Toronto are American champions.
Smallpox quarantine against Ot-
tawa and Hull district is removed.
The United States Railway opera-
tions shbwed'a deficit forJanuary. _
Vienna and Budapest have both
asked ex Emperor Charles; to leave.
The next meeting of the Supreme
Council will be'at_Bardolina, in Italy.
Laurence O'Neill Lord
Mayor
of •-
Dublin, . will visit .the United States
Civil servants increased from.
30,988 ii 1913_to 46,605 at the end
of i. 9 2 0:.''
D L. R. W. Irving is'named as
r
superintendent of Calgary's hospital
system. '-
,Now Brunswick Government is to
FRIDAY.
Peel county substitutes Q. T. A. for
Scott Act.
Rum -runners 'win legal battle in
Michigan,
Graduate Nurses' Assoeiation con-
venes at Hamilton
Valera says the Sire, Fein will eon -
test all Irish elesttoas.
The Peterboro intermediates are
champions of the Q.A.B. A.
°A. French-Canadian will attempt to
ewian: the English Channel,
Flax and oil bonuses ere c iseu..s-
ed in tete House of Commons.
Walter Dalry-mpie of Clap °<• s trill-
ed by a. train at 1irllo w 'e',•n.
Central Europe's "Little Entente"
tlsreatesi's to !'tri !dune. ,rye
An enormous eon•.c>.r.se atr«xssd<? i
funeral of late Cardinal,. (11bbo i .
Turks in Coreetanttsiopl ; r6'errt
thanks for victory over -the O-_i•1s.
Hon. Manning Doherty ex*.°ants*c:ai-
tie embargo to go by iarles'r•n.urr,
Trustees urge free text boa,:ri,l
free entry to high sehools afar.
-Ex-Emperor Charles is aaurc1:ir«
to, Budapest at tete head of .,n R* rity.
Sir Robert Horne has b ,
ed British Chancellor of ,, =a Exch --
quer..
A Toronto sv*wdie'ma ;if.,.fh, -=‘
issue of $6,000.000 Ontario t -east
bonds.
'A Montreal -iron, eomp101*v; ,err'
for bigeety, eharees Reis w,v i fie wv ir11
bigamy-,
David Patterson was Blur..! +led
exposure ip the woods #s -'s
bora, N.S.
Cuvtouts and inland Revenue lae-
partments are being uaerged itt,Pv-
ea r laee„
s
t
pieties,
indemnities 's prsspose'l
for lumbers of the British t'olunmia
Legislature.
Ew; rt Faulkner. aged 14. diel
fronx a fall in Fort William Y.M.C.A,
gytnnaalutn.
The Toronto Elite -Viols Board win
not expropriate Stinnyailde, Orplr'm'
age property.
Leonard McKay and Eva Crowell
were burned to death in a hotel et
Barrington, N.S.
Steps are being taken tor repealing
the Canada Temperance Act in Que-
bec prior to May 1.
SATURDAY.
E'x-Raiser Charles will leave Hun-
enry ,Rt onee.
Miss Isabel Jones wine ljulveraity
wvonnen's scholarship. •
Liquor fines in Hull. on Friday
amounted to $6.000.
Lieut. -Governor Clarke pays first
official visit to Hamilton.
Masked robber murders aged
farmer at Chipman, Alta.
The strike ot the British coal nnn-
era le now in full 'swing.
Rev. C. E. Simmons repasts China
tannate now at eruelai point.
Angllean divinity students will go
as missionaries to Bailin b�,nn&
McCrea hill regarding electric rail-
way fares:referred ed to committee.
A fight to a finish la on between
landlords and tenants in Chicago.
Vancouver Returned Soldiers'
Club -closes after six years' oporation.
Oxford -Cambridge track team will
meet Yale -Harvard In. Harvard sta-
dium.
tndium.
Dyce Mc Avoy, young Elizabeth-
town farmer, found dead from ex-
posure.
Woodstock won Amsdea Trophy;
Toronto Goodall Trophy'., in whist
congress,
Windsor Collegiate basketball
team"won the western championship
at London.
Frank Dwyer of Montreal found
dead seated by roadside near St.
Catharines.
Lord French will resign the Irish.
Vice -royalty and be succeeded by
Lord Talbot.
Anglican House of Bishops and
Synod Committee fail to choose Kee-
watin bishop.
Cash wheat declined 4y4c at Win-
nipeg, making a total deci`ine o1
1614 c in the last three days. _
MONDAY.
Revival of peace rumors far Ire-
land.
Turks send out reports •f victories
over Greeks.
U. S. likely to make seotteate peace
with- GerrOany.
• Sixteen hundred meat packers in
Toronto strike.
Fierce blizzard scatters Newfound-
land seal herds,
Sterling exchange is New York is
quoted at $3.91%.
Fifteen thousand were made, home-
less in Manila fire.
Dye industry to' be protected in
United States tariff.
Transport workers nay curtail,
British coal strike.
Mrs.' Lloyd George be speak in.
Taunton by-election.
Railway Commiseionnrefused moss-
tired telephone rate system.
Potatoes sold at Belleville at 40
and 50 cents a bag wholesale.
Toronto's soccer season was open-
ed on Saturday before big orowds.-.
Chatham Chinese have ve opened a
club, with libraryand reading ad ng loom._
Dent tobacco and sugar beet grow-
erg
rowl*ere say they will grow grain this year.
The seventh' chess game between
Lasker and Capabitlnca eras a draw,
Toronto Internationals beat Camp
Bennings, Ga., on Saturday, by 4 to, 0.
Miss Lydia` Barham died at Port
Hope, aged 100 years and 5 months.
Toronto- was plainly seen' Sunday
night from Jordan Station, across the
lake.;
:A gold strike is reported on the
banks of Petawa river, near Pem
broke.
Germanys is said to be shipping
goods here disguised:,as Swiss pro-
ducts.
Printers' Unions of Toronto; Mont-
real, Ottawa and Hamilton join an a
wage , :
w B eight
Twent foua thousan
d new names
were registered in Teronto ;tfgr Attie
,referendum vote. : ,r „ ;
J, D. Rockefeller, ` jr.;',1146 given:,;
$5,0'00 toward the enforeemeii-t of the
Volstead Act In Tarrytown.
Stephen Leaeock-addresees a meet
ing in .Toronto. He thinks -prohibition
will.not be good for Ontario. -
Loans for Seed Grain
1F you require a fon to purchase
seed grain, call upon this Bank.
*We are desirous of assisting farmers.
to the greatest extent possible. 99.
TI€ CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
FAIp-UP CAPITAL - $15,Q00,QOO
REsERVI FUND $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Tanager-
ncorporated in 1855
('A PITA 1,, RESERVE, 59,000.000
Over 130 Branches
THE MQLSQNS BANK
There is no safer or surer want . o; safeguarding your ser
plus money than placing it in a savings account with The
M s s Bank,
o on B
Why not begin to -day
,EXETER BRACH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily
Safety+ Deposit Boxes to Rent ast the Exeter ;Bract-il
fount Carmel
The .entertainment held in the Hail
fast week was well attended.-9ir, U.
,Clark as smling at ,the arrival of a
baby girl at his home o:n March 27th
-hsisscs Madeline and Clara Glavin
called on ;friends at London Saturday
--Quite. a ntnsnber in the neighborhood
are ill of mumps. -Miss Nora O'Rourk
kr quite fill of tonsil?tis,--Mrs;. J. A.
Coughlin and family of Toronto ore
sisiiting her brother, Mr. Peter Doyle
of _\KGiilivray,-"Misses Mary'Houlihan
and WSnnctred Madden; lett oh Monday
for Chatham, and Geraldine dcKe:ver
to London. -Mr. Ed. Bo land of the
14th Con. of lsleGillivray has rented
his farm to Ed, Allen of Stephen, _Mr.
Boland intends moving to Lucan.-We
are pleased to state that 'Miss Marie
Walker ofKhiwa, is able to be around
main after her recent illness. -Word
was ',received hare that Mr. Michael
Lynch of Merrill, Mich,, died at that
place fast week. Mr. Lynch formerly'
lived in this neighborhood and at
Shipka. He is survved by a wife
and Amity,
Notice to - Creditors
IN THE MATTER OF THE US -
tate of john Louis Kraft, late of
the Village ofeDashwood, County of
Huron, boot and shoe merchant, de-
ceased. '
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to Statutes in that behalf` that all
creditors and others having claims
'agailnst.the estate of the late John Louis
Keaft, who died -on or about the 9th
day of March, 1921, are required meter
befeee the lath day of April, 1921
to send by post prepaid, or deliver
to Addison Tiernan, of the Village of
Dashwood, one of the textecutors
of the ' said late deceased, their
Christian_ and surnames, addresses and
descriptions, full particulars of their
claims, a statement of their accounts,
and the nature of the securities,., if
any held by ,them.
AND FURTHER take notice that
after such last mentioned date the
said executors wth]1 proceed to distri-
bute
istribute the assets of the deceased among
the parties entitled thereto, having re-
g and only tog thecleims ,of which they
shall then have notice, and that the
said executors will not be liable
for the said assets or arm part there=.
of° to any person or persons of whose
claims ,notice shall not have been re-
ceived by them et the time of such
distribution.
PETER KRAFT -
ADWARD F. WILLE
DISON TIEMAN RT
Executors
Dated at Desh'wpod. this 29th day or
March, 1921.. _ . -
AUCTION SALE
l7ARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
An. Last 4, Con. ,3, 'Osborne To.. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 12th, 192
At 1 o'clock ;,harp, th'e following:
Szo. k--Dajiplc grey team, Perciter-
eu, risinaet 7 end 3, weighing 31011 lbs.;
aeasee rs;ng 5 years; mase rising 5,
work s ogle or double. 12 steers, ris-
1a1g 3.
Ilmplements--Binder, seed drill, disc
harrow, 4 section. hbrrow, Peter Handl-
ion cultivator, 2 walking plows, roller
scuffle:, set bobsleighs, gray al box
'naw• ick, wagon, manure spreader.
wagon box, pig rack, cream separator.
new t set scales 1200 lbs.; buggy, 13
nt:h winder. nearly new, with extra.
,et plates, 120 egg incubator, Fords=
t-t.:tor. plow and truck, 105 gallon coal
ou tank, fannhrginitl, set brass mounted
harness, britchene. team harnass, sin-
gle harness, horse collars, two horse
blankets, number plank and cedar posts
69 it. incw piping, grain bags, extension
ladder, churn, shovels,' hoes, whiffle-
tre.'s, neckyokes and other articles
too numerous to mintier.
Terms -All sums of $10 and under
cash, over that amount 7 months' ore -
die en approved joint notes, er dis-
count of 4 per cent per annum for
cash on credit amounts,
1. TAYLOR RICHARD HICKS
Auctieeecr Proprietor
AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LAND, HOUSEHOLD -
EFFECTS, B,TC.
On the premises of ,the undersigned
South Boundary of Exeter, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th, 1921
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following
5 beds, mattresses and bedding, 2
bureaus, 2 washstands, toilet set, 2
mirrors, 6 dining clear° s, 6 kitchen
chairs, 3 rockers, •extension table, drop
leaf table, 2 large tables, 2 smell
tables, 4 lamps, a lot good dishes;
pictures +carpets and mats, cook stove
wood or coal; coo.kstcve, wood; heat-
er, 2 short ladders, long ladder, 3
handsaws pruning hooks, spades,
shoavels, eforks, hoes, small sugar ket-
tle, 3 !good baerre2;s, 5 cords hard wood
2 tons ,coa'I, roll wire, quantity 'nay and
listings, about 1000 feet good lumber
and many articles top. numerous td
mention.
Real Estate -Consists of 1% acres of
land on which' is situated, good brick
house, with kitchen and wood shed, al
goad !frame belle; a lot",ef good fruit
treeseahard and soft water. Everything
is in a good state of repair.
All we'll be sold without reserve.,
Terms -Chattels, cash. ?"'
Real Esealte-10 ,per cent. 'a5 pure
chase money down balance to sunt
pu: ca.hser.
C.W. ROBINSON, GEO. HILL;,
Aucttuoneer Proprietor
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ClIC111111 ii11C111110 Worts
Exeter, Ont.
IIAS INVENTED A MACH.NE FOR' GRINDING
ENGINE' CYLINDERS, CAR AND. TRACTOR BLOCKS.
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WE MAKE PISTONS AND RINGS TO FIT ANY CYLINDER
CYLINDERS ARE GROUND TO 11 00th PART OF AN INCH, AND AS
TRUE AND ACCURATE AS i1:ADE BY ANY MANUFACTURER.
WE CAN MAKE YOUR E1\GAME AS 4000D AS NEW.
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WE MAKE SAW MANDRELS, EMERY : STANDS, SPEED JACKS.
HANGERS, PULLEYS, and, hive SHAFTING FOR SALE ALSO.
THESE. WE. vIAK,E; TO SUIT THE USERS.
A i 4 FIRST CLASS ,.,WELDITw�G OUTNFI 1 ~:.' s.
AGENTS FOR
THE CANADIAN, FAIRBANKS MORSE CO'Y.,
e't J. 1. CASE THRESI11NG COAMPANY:
COME AND SEE '`US REGARDING YOUR WANTS
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