The Exeter Advocate, 1921-4-14, Page 541411•111111111111
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CREAN
FLOUR
ST
Children lave home-made bread made
•of Cream of the West
Flour. And there is
nothing else so good for
them that costs so little.
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited.
Tor -onto, Winnipeg
Br .. 1-*„3ifax
You can procure Cream of the West Flour in
Exeter from R. G. SELDN
Lucan.
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lies. Diana Baskett died here on
April 2, after an illness of aeV4IP,1
months, She was a native of the yd-
lage and had lived here all her ye
Her husband. 1'hes. W. klaakett, ded
strum' years ag,o, and their only tired.
Colin, who served overseas, died of
pneumonia. after his return to Canada.
A. HOgins, ,owner o the
Luean VOW: rules and Ford Glrage,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
age. Strictly cortadentialt no witness.
by C. U. Sander* at the Advocate
Mfl 191.
WAY
'UM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cam' an principal day traiste
PuIJ.inierreatean iroCal, any Growl
Tem* Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
tag District Passenger Agent, Toronto
J. DORE
akelecia Exeter
noes 46w.
Notice to Creditors
Th? THE MATTER. OF THE
tate of john Louis Kraft, late of
the Village of Dashwood, County of
filtrate boot and shoe merchant, de-
ceased.
I Mount Carmel
has sold the husittesa and property tc)
Mr,. Arthur O'Neil and ,Patton a De-
tee:qt.-The "marriage 4001 place on
April 5, in. The ;Methodist Church, of
Leda Merie, secand daughter of Mr.
and airs W. H. Kent. to Roy F. Stee-
lee of i.u.,..414 The bride and grootn
weee une;tended, and left immediately
after the service for Toroete, where
„hey spent their honeymoon -Miss
etadigaa of Toronto, cue. of the teach‘
ing static at the1h school, bzs been
unable to .return to her duties se
Emitter owing ,to 5ever z eye trouble,
AUCTION SALE
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Mr. and Mrs, ..hilwtt Ryan *tended
the funeral of the forrner's brother-
ja-1aw
41r. Burke of $t. Thomas, on
Thursday.. -Mrs, John Christopher and:
two children of Wetaskisvin, Alta.,,
t7..ng friends in this- neighborhoPd.
Alonzo McCann has engaged Mr,
Henry U1erfor several months. Mr.
McCann is aft his old. job of travelling
For The, Bediar Shingle of 1.Z)sl,
awa,-Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, and. 4454,
john, returned home last week, after
spending several raenths with friends.
at Chicago,Mr. and '.+.1rs. John Row..
land nkore d ..^.eto their new resldeeee
here ibis week. We welcome Mr. and:
Irs.-Rowland io our toidateoagan
Brothers has purchased a new Ford
in :COlEns And Mrs. O'Rourke,
called on friends At Dah111). o2vIon,
day.
Farm Sold -Mr. Thc, Aforrisseyltas
disposed of his 175 ecre farm onothe
114th C0.4CeSSien, of Stephen, to Ger-,
don , Hutchlnson, for a, haedscete-
stun
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFItCTS, en
tie! premises of the underaignel. tta
GIIDLEY ST., UNETER
on SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 19ZI
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following :
Z tearoom suites, 3 set of b.,-'drovin
'sprintts, bedroom carpets, ruge par -
le? turniture, pictures,new hantene
• lamp with ,brass lixteres, other limpt.
winclew shades, some new; laee cur-
ie:nee scrim curtabis, eideboard, ex-
tension table, dning room ehaira, :ouch
zeeker3, paid tapestry ereh curtains,
opeetry ;able eover, n.:w mantle elock,
.tra,hle. clove.. shell, 2 toilet sets, 2
ketcnea abies, kitchen ehees, aitchen
clock, box sto‘e,vPerfeetion, eil stove
et goad order, kitchen tor oleloths,
dishes, kitchen utensil, a taw sealers
ot canned fruft a quantity o trwt
sealen, washing ntaeltin' e in good or-
der, wash tubs, copper boiler, wash -
beard. painter's 'traps, wheelbarrow ;
good lawn mowia, ladders, 18 bags of
r)Dt3t6e34 3 hand saws, all kinds ot
yarded teolseend many other articles,
Teems -Cash.
e.. W. ROBINSON Auct.
IN IRS. JAS. TAY LOR
Proprietress.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to Statutes in that behalf that all
traditors and others basing claims
against the estate of the late John Louis
Kreft, who died on, or about the 9th
day of March,,1921, are required onior
before the 16th day .of April, 192L
to send by post prepaid, or deliver
to Addison Tiemen, of the ...village of
reasliwood, one of the execultors
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 will proceed to distri-
bute The assets of the deceased among
the parties, entitled thereto, having re-
g axd only to theclaims of welch they
shall then have notice, and that the
said executors will not be liable
'for the 'said assets or any, part there-
of to amy person or persons of whose
• notice shall sot have been le -
calved by them at the time of such
distribution.
PETER, KRAFT"'
EDWARD F. WILLERT
ADDISON TIEMAN
Executors
Dated alt Dasihaveod, this 29th day of
March, 1921.,
AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LAND, HOUSEHOLD -
EFFECTS, hTC.
On the premises of the undersigned
South Boundary Of Exeter, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th, 1921
At 1 o'clock sheep, the followieg
5 beds,intattresses and bedding, 2
bureaus, 2 washstands, toilet set, 2
mirrors, 6 dining cheers, 6 kitchen
chairs, 3 rockers, extension table, drop
leaf table, 2 large tab*, 2 small
tables, 4 lamps, a lot „good dishes,
pictures carpets and mats, cook stave
wood or coal; cookstcve, wood; heat-
'er 2 short ladders, long ladder, 3
handsaws pruning hooks, spades,
shovels, forks, hoee, small sugar ket-
tle, 3 good bas-rele, 5 cords hard wood
2 tons zocal, roll wire, quantity hay and
listings, about 1000 feet good lumber
and many articles too numerous to
mention.
Dashwood
:Mr.; Joan De...71;er, jr, and Mr. El -
nae Mown .with,their faniaes, spent
Sunday in teen with friends,
Bliss Edmeseet spent .the week-eed
ie Clintoe viAtit her mother, who le
undergoing medical treatment.
Mr, and hfree Art Haugh, were made
he xecipients of a kitchen ellower
ationday The gathering was
composed o. V. P. A. and the Sunday
School elaeaes, of which they were
members,.
The planing teltil 4.s kept busy with
a ,full gang tarrung out malteriel for
Grand Bendcerteages,
Mr. J. Snider and. daughter. Cora, of
near Toronto, visited with relatives
here thes week. ,
Prelude -"Does Prohibition Prehibie."
Real Estate-Cansists of 1 acres of
land on which is eituated, good brick
house, witlriciechenand wood shed, a
good (frame barn, a lot ‘of good fruit
trees. hard and soft water. Everything
is lino good state of repair.
All will be sold without reserve.
Terms -Chattels, cash.
Real Esealte-10 per cent. of pur-
chase money down balance to. sta
purcahser.
C.W. ROBINSON, GEO. HILL,
Auctioneer .Proprietor
The Coclirane M3C111110 or
Exeter, Ont.
HAS INVENi-ED A MACHINE FOR GRINDING
ENGINE CYLINDERS, CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS.
WE MAKE PISTONS AND RINGS TO FIT ANY CYLINDER
•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.
0 WE MAKE SAW MANDRELS, EMERY STANDS, SPEED JACKS
HANGERS, PULLEYS, and have SHAFTING FOR SALE ALSO.
THESE WE MAKE TO SUIT THE USERS.
HAVE A FIRST CLASS WELDING OUTFIT.--'
• AGENTS FOR
J. I. CASE .THRESHING COMPANY.
THE CANADIAN FAIRBANKS MORSE CO Y,
COME AND SEE US REGARDING YOUR WANTS
Centralia
Miss ;Mabel =oat ,is taking a busie
noir course. in Clinton.
Mr. McNeish of Walkerton, is dm
assistant buttermaker in She eramety
here and commenced ids clutles Mon-
day.
Mrs. A. Brooks epent Monday
Belgrave.
eir. A. alaneock left for the WCSt
hlonday.
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Stephen Council
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fh VOLUICil eonvened Town Hall
Crediten, on April 4th. AU members
prebuilt., Previous minutes approved.
ilayes—Penhale—That By-law No.
277 appropriating monies for expend-
iture on Township Roads for the year
1921, lueving been read three times be
passed, signed and sealed. -Carried.
Hayes -Webb -That the Clerk re-
quest W. D. Sanders, j.P., to give
him a emitement of ell fines he had
received since. 1910 from residents a
the Tartyrehip of Stephen and also to
eete to whom %said dines had been
pai(t while acting es a Justice of the
Peace. -Carried,
Sweitzer-Penhale-That in the mat-
ter of the correspondence re Geo.
hill.n.o action be takere-Carried.
The following orders were passed.-.
e;bas. Seeger, searches $1,00; F. G.
NIacTuaish, refund of taxes 14.77; W.
R. Elliott, work S.B. 3.00; A. Hod-
gins, Ce, gas a', 5.50; Bursar Ontario
Hospital, Woodstock, re Wilrams 19.50
Harold ityan, and others, grading S.B.
6.4.00; A. .1loser grading S.B. , 6.25;
S Webb, gradate, aeons. 18-19, 6.00.
Adieurnment to ?ad day of May at
1 1 pee. Eilber, Clerk.
Usborne Council
Usborne Couricil met at Township
Hall, Elimvillet April 2, All members
were present:. Minutes of meeting of
'March Stb were \read and apnr,ov'ed,
when. Jos. Ferguson's ;name was in-
serted for pathmaster in sub -division
No, for that of Wm. Somervibles
4ferra
By-law Not 5, t921, ratifying theap-
pointment eatlimester for 1921, was
read, approved and, signed by the
Reeve and Clerk.
Communications read and contents
noted.
Motion re. Exeter Union .schocl-
;That the pronoval of the, Board cg
Arbitrators be consented to by thins
Council, and that the agreement _be-
tween. the Exeter 1School Board and
the complain:lees be -adhered to for
1920.
That the commuted statute labar,
and statute labor .unperformed be
chargedet,. the rate ef $2.00 per day,
instead of 51.50, and that a by-law bei
drafted to amend the existing by-laws.
That a road roller be ordered from
The Bissell Man. Co.; also two corru-
gated steel culverts from Stratford.
Orders were issued for payment of
bills to the amount .of $201,40.• ,
Council adjourned to ,meet May 7th.
Henry Strang, Clerk.
BRUCEFIELD- A sad death accur-
red at Clinton Hospital, on Tuesday
April 12th, when ,lYfrs. Drew Swann
passed away, aged 30 years Besides
her ,husband she leaves one littleegarl.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Write on ane ads of tie paper
oar.
Check aft ebb list., At .nan, assist
plots to remember an inpartunt item,
Deaths Manges, Births.
Accidents, Church News,
Suppers or Prellentato
Removals, Visitnet,
Lodge News, Pions,
Pubtle Impitoserneuts,
Lew Cases, The Coops,
school Matteis.
Avoid all items reflecting on per.
ron.al character, but send ALL THE
NEWS
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The mileage given b5, 5 best ti--
ever usod .te
the .k.rnes Holden
tlitf.: 3 -ear.
Ames "Auto -Shoes" are miles better
than tires. The name (Auto -Shoes"
is to help you to remember that—to make it
* easy for you to get the cheapest mileage you
can buy.
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"Grey Sox" Tubes
AY1ES HOLDEN
"AUTO;SHOES"
Cord and Fabric Tires in an
Standard Sizes
For Sale By "Red Sae Tubes
TAYLOR. TIRE 84 BATbRY, EXETER PHON4 94.,
NILO SNELL, k,,XETER, PHONE 100„
oaAs fl. NEWbLL. EXETER. IOEN
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Hensall !R.obt. Bonthron is out igztin after an
ielln.ess of several months. -Mies Irma
!Rallnie of Detroit is spending a few
The Hensall Stock Show was well weeks with her pereets, l'Ir, and Mrs.
attended. It C. Solden won several IE. Rannie.-Mr. Harry Price has mov-
ef the esizes for horses. Other wee. led to the residence he recently' pura
tiers sere R. marecea, re, avatteeeee clzased, and formerly occupied by :gr.
D. Burns. Dr. 'Moir, Rat. McLaren, :,Romobvt,cijltr:tttil?rensiTde.nDeeruhnune, recently
J. Decker ei Soni In ebe cattle
Sektden also won two_prizes, A. W. purchased from hiesssrs. Carlire-Mr$
Etheriaton teto and Wm. Pepper .'our. F. J. Wickwire was called to. Windsor
hfr. Wna. Sangster visited his broth- wu1 to the serious illness of Mrs,
er in F•eterharo, last week.—Miss Ed- ,T. At White.—.Mr. M. Cheleu was call-
ith efe(Itteen of Ki,tehener, who waC o. Torcoto cw)nr, to the death of
visiting with her brother, ]las returned his :father, Ur. Alfred Gheleu.—Messrs.
home-Rev..m
E. Jaes, D., Carlin. Eros., who recently sold their
Woodham had vbargo of the services residence to .alc. T. Drummond, on
Hensall hiethodist Church, Sunday, -Monday moved to Seeforth, where
while Rev, G. Rivers took ani- they have purebased a garage.
versary services on. Woodham circuit
Thoe..Pahrter, Sr, who bas been
verY seriously al, is now iMProving•-•
lira. afaulkanson and daughter, Mies
Ethel, of Lineable, tag., are the
;meat% of
M.
r and Mrs. John loang, knowp.
a the New Commercial Housee-Mx.
ITCHELL.-Fire destroyed the
reef and upstairs of Joseph ecapiass
house last week. The. eanse in un-
EGMONDVILL4-Thos. O'LcughVn.,
who recently purchased tit: late John
Preedergese property in Egmondielle,
left on :Mondey for Chicago where ba
was married to Miss Mida Prendergast
On their seiturn they will reside in
Egmondville.
CLINTON-On Sunday last Same
Maiming wife of John Brown of tcwn,
died at the age of 65 years and 7
months. She lied been seriously ill
for six months. She was married twice
her filet husband bang Edward Jor.
dan, who died several years age, Five
daughter:and one son aervive,
BIIDDULPH-Mr. Geo. Hodgins has
disposed of his .fapcy grey horse to a
buyer in. England, and from what we
leant he received a, handsome price.
George is a good horsseman and
knows ho 'to ,fit them 'for sale pur-
pose..
Shalltheinvortationandthe
bring lg of intoxicating
liquorsinto the Province
be forbidden?
Shall the importation and the
br1ngir4,1 of intoxicating YES
liquors into the Province
be forbidden ?
Your Tote Wili
eide
You Voted aga-inst the SALE-
-Vote Now against the IMPORTATION
THE people on April 18th decide by the ballot reproduced
above whether liquor for beverage purposes shall be allowed
to come in, or whether the door shall be shut.
Earnestly we ask you to vote—vote to clinch your fornfet
;vote.
a
By your last vote against the Sale of liquor you made Ontario
safe from within.
Now vote against Importation, to make Ontario safe from
without.
Prohibition should apply to all alike.
Take nothing for granted. Every temperance vote is needed.
Every temperance vote must be cast.
See that your wife and every member of your household, with
a right to vote, gets to the polls.
L.pt us roll up a decisive majority today and settle this ques-
tion.
Get Out The VOTE
Mark your ballot 'with an "X" and an "X" only
after the word YE s
Ontario Referendum Committee
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