The Exeter Advocate, 1921-4-28, Page 5Persuasion 9aiiea,
7ixok ire force!
SI'M was so proud
of her f rdt cake,
It was so light so.
tempting
But her young bro..
*hers had an eye on it,
too, and
You've simply gotto
hide the cakes and
bread when they're
made front Cream of
the West Flour.
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited
Tomato, Winaipea
too, nano=
You can procure Cream of the West Flour in
Exeter trona R. G, S '',�LDON
VICTORY LOAN
COPD;
We win cash your Victory Goan
Coupons or place them to your credit
in our Savings Bank where they will
draw interest at 3% per annum. U4
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL. - - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND ` $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, V. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
CAPITAL RESERVE $9,000.1()U
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
The cost jot !luau; is•falling, also, the, price of food stuff.
This necessitates increased production. Produce more and
deposit your surplus in The MIojsons Bank, where it will
be ready for any call and yet be earning interest.
EXRTER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business laxly.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
TEND.b,RS FOR COAL
SEALLD TENDERS addressed to
i,the undersigned and endorsed "Ten-
der !for Coad for the Daminicn Build-
ings, Ontario and Quebec." will be re-
ceivedat this office until 12 O'CLOCK
NOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921,
.for the supply of coal far the Dcmin-
ion Buildings throughout the. provinces
,of Ontario and Quebec.
Combined specification and form of
leader can be •obtained from the Pur-,
chasing Agent, Department of Pub-`
lic Works, Ottawa,and from the
Caretakers of the different Dominion
Buildings. -
Tenders wtill eat be considered un- Bible society.
less made on the farms• supplied by
the Department and .,in accordance
with the conditions set forth thereon.
Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank payable to the order of the Min-
ister of Public Works, !equal to 10
p.c. of the amount of the tender. Wad
Loan .Bands of the. Dominica will also
be accepted as security,' or war bonds
and cheques if required to make up
an odd amount.
By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary
Department of Public .Works,
Ottawa, April 15th, 1921.
Over 300,000,000 Bibles, translated in-
to 528 different languages, have been
distributed by the British and Foreign
Tie Codlirane Warks
Exeter, Ont.
HAS INVENTED A MACHINE FOR GRINDING
ENGINE CYLINDERS,' CAR AND TRACTOR BLOCKS.
WE MAKE i'ISTONS 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.
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 2: CASE: • THRESHING 'COMPANY.'
THE CANADIAN ,FAIRBANKS 'MORSE. COT.,
COME'„ ,AND SES US REGARDING YOUR WANTS,
Zurich
tars FF 7. ,,''Meyer attended the fun-
eral of hermother, the late 1VIrst Who-
eY, at Gorrie.— Good. news was receiv..
from Can, Hall Dent, Ltd., London
office, of their linitenfion to cpen uc
a branch at ,Zurich;—Mr, J, Kipr>er, the
local blacksmith, is enlarging .his place
of business, by moving out the south
wall. --Mr, E, Worsley of Detroit is vis-
iting friends at ,Zurich and relatives
at the Sauble Line.—We are pleased
to !see lir. Jacob Howald out and
around again, after being confined to
the house this winter Miss Etue, who
wbo has been at Chatham, returned
to the home .of her parents, ;1fr, and
MrstJohn Etue, Sauble Linc.—fr. and
Mrs, C. 4tQtktschalk of Carla, Mich.,.
and Miss V..Gottschalk of Bad Axe,
Mich., visited the past week with
,friends .here.—During the severe ice
storm on Saturday one of the high-
power hydro wires from Exeter to
!aero broke about g mile south of
Zurich, The power was turned off for
a couple of hours. --..The vote an Hay
Tp. on the referendum was as follows:
Pall Yes No
1, 55 3
2 71 15
3 � 109 97
4 SO 104
5 33 54
6 32 33
7 ,..,,, ,. 48 13
s................ 9 57
Total 477 436
:Majority 41
GRANTON
Robert 1'arl.:nson spent the week
end an Landon. --The Fanners' Club
of this place Hauled home last week
through mud and rain the coal off 7
cars. --Thr Order of Oddfellows at-
tended divine worship on Sunday
ening in the 'Methodist Church and
listened to a powerful and eloquent
;ser.mon by 1.ev. Jefferson.—The Ep,
worth League of the 'Methodist church
closed its winter work on Monday
night by a social even'ng with a choice •
program, A contest and a. lunch were
giwert.—Rev, Alps of rhe Presbyterian
!lurch is in ,a, eri1 eat condition„
Reveal!
The bowling green is being enlarged
from four to, five greens,—Mrs. Ver-
miflyea of Toronto is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsdale....Miss
Beatrice Urquhart who has been in
London :for several weeks where she
underwent an operation, returned to
her home much unproved,—The I.O.
O,F, attended St. -Paul's Church on
Sunday evening for divine worship, and
beard an appropriate; sermon. A num-
ber of visiting brethren were present.
--`tr. Thomas S herritt, sr., suffereda
stroke of paralysis, but it was not ser -
taus and be has recovered. He is 86
yeas of age. Miss Nora MacEwen of
Toronto, who was beanie yisiting rel-
atives and friends, left for Grand
Prairie, Northern Alta., where she
will visit her brother, Mr. Wrn. Mac-
Ewen, -_-,The death occurred on April
15th, of Mar, Ethel Collins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrt Wiri. Collins of Stan-
ley, aged 26 'years. and 7 months,-.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Caldwell of To -
Tonto are renewing acquaintances in
louver—�Irs. H, A. Chamberlain is
spending a .few weeks with her par-
ents. Mr. and 'Mrs, W: G. Wilson,--
firs. Thos. Sherrill, who has been
fiery seriously P.I for some months, has
greatly improved in health, and on"
Saturday 'was taken to London, where
she, will take treatment. -.-,A very quiet
wedding took place at St. Paul's An-
glican church on April 1Sth, wvh
"Miss Easter Johnson .of Londcn, hrig;.
land, became the ,bride o Mr. W. J.
Otterbein of Hensall, iter. A. R. l
Garrett officiating. They will res.tde
rn reasalI.--Revv. Garrett was call-tt
to London last week owing tc the
serious illness of his mother.
PARKHIILL 4rch'e ;McKillop, ag-
ed 5Z, a prominent business man of
Chicago, and .one, of Western Canada's.
best known sportsmen, died at Chic-
ago, April 25. He !wad been ill s'nee
las: Tuesday with pneumonia. M
McKillop was born in Parkh li, Ont,
Miles• That Cost Lass
"Auto -Shoe" miles cost you less than
ordinary tire miles, because you get so
many extra miles from each and every
one.. The name Ames Holden •
"Auto -Shoes" is to help you to remem,
ber the cheapest mileage you can buy.
Run one Ames Holden "Auto -Shoe" against
the tires you are tali! ---grail Reid the miles that
cost less. '
"Grey Sox" Tubes
AMES HOLDEN
"AUTO -;OE"
Cordand Fabric Tires in all.
Standard Sizes
For Sale By "Reci Sox Tubes
u1LO SNELL, 1.XETER, ?HONE 401
FOOVE & PILON, GRAY DORT GARAGE. L CETER, PHONE 7
The phonograph you buy today is the
phonograph you will listen to for the
rest of your life.
You can't investigate too thor-
oughly.
Before you put down your money
for any instrument whatever, you ought
to know that you are getting the one
best phonograph. This knowledge
should not be a "hunch" or a "guess"
in your mind. It should be based on
the actual facts.
Where are you . going to get the,
actual facts ?—except by hearing our
Edison Turn -Table Comparison. It
is the only scientific phonograph com-
parison in town,—the only way you
can hear four leading phonographs
in the same room, from the same po-
sition, playing recordings by the salve
artist.
We are offering our Edison Turn
Table as a free service to all music-:
lovers. Come in! Ask for it! There's
no obligation to buy from us,—or say_
anything more than- "thank you,"
J. Willis Powell, Dealer,
Exeter, Ontario
Ask for the . 'won, Turn -Tape Comparison. Given Only on Request
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
The talking machines, used in
these'. tests, are kept by us in the
best possible condition. Manufac-
turers -of such machines, or their rep-
resentatives, are invited to inspect,
them, to regulate there,' or to ' substi-
tute other naah:ines of the same
mak-e, of ' their own selection, of
equal or greater vahle, at any time
,during business hours..
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