HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-8-18, Page 5A Limitless Guarantee
A guarantee that operates at any time
in the life of an Arn,es Iolden
"Auto -Shoe" protects you against any
and every defect in, material or work-
manship that may come to light..
There is no time or mileage limit on this.
Aures Holden "Auto'Sb,oe" Guarantee. It
serves as bedrock for all adjustments, which
are made upon it -without fuss, quibble or red
tape.
AMES TIOLDEN.
"AUTO -SHOES"
"Grey Sox" Tulles
Cord and Fabric Tires in ail
Standaad. Sizes
For Sale By "Red Sox'r
JMILQ SNELL,. EXETER PHONE 100.
FOQI'E & P1LQN, GRAY DORT GARAGE, 1:XETER, PHONE 7
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Zurich
Mr. Ed De'-c•ht:ri ,r:f I)::troi.t ,S tis
:tin;; at h a home. --U:. John Hagan Of
Chicago- ss t s_ °<n, at the home of Ms •
mathe .. \Ir, John F. \brill left for
cavalier �D -.,
t Ixtn
with. t Ii 1a
,
yes-. Dorothy Irueuan
nurse ;
left. to: Toronto scan, Tut sd l e mor&ne
to resume her duties., -Mr '. iiy. Ma
gel and dough:er, ti;rs. Fry :eel !:ugh
ter cif Detroit are vii tang et tee
home of ..‘Irs, E. \\"es:1ak.-..\rr. and
Mrs. grey Laidlaw and famiTy of Cross •
setts!, \1ttb, tans halldasb' err and Mrs.. ! ag, ar t%. "°r has : ei, n
it.11* Nene for at A yti srt.:tts, rettl.nott
tO t1. t hon3o :1.t South B 'n:1, hut ---
Antong, :hose who left era til cir
t es er,e curs:tilt to the \\reit wen
4I'r.:tnd Mrs Alex_ >lou, 1.t, ;I :ants
\frs..lus \ic tl:reger, Mre J. 1i. St lea fl
Mrs. Ful on enel t t are t Wes' Mary
Kipper. Dan Gac1 El. haoll,t9'no
Gtzsch and Geo. 1)4e•he'.--\1L.. 1.'1-n.r
of Fe C,atha: nee i se. the gu •; st aa: Mrs.
F. B. \ley ger,.•-Mr. and Mr'.lis-
le,- ler lei; to tht•sr larrat:
$:tsk.,- XesbItt \\ 00;1; has -t'turn-'d
iron: Gueluh where h: not ; .Deese
in .tae 0 A. t' --Mrs, >I Gt,i'e r, \I's;
Attn:. Hess an:! \1.. -i. 1icrtlr.ek
t en;ly attpided ,the funeral of •thc
e, hoer s s ;;er, Mrs. Wm. Volker Kt
Fi.n:. Mich -Mr. 1.thineho d
a•:,; a'spe`n:e:l tax collector of Hay
Ce.wnVbin at a salary of Si.
Farquhar
a
N;r. and Mrs. Chas. Borland and
fr.titly t site'! Sunday at the horn ot
fat `a ter's parents, dirt and \Ir;. J.
Dtm,,.:tn Mr Frank llray. of Toronto
t n�
we'll hi-. bother, Mr. J.
trey... -Mr. Cha,. Fenwick of Toronto
•,narnting a few day w'th his hrn
t?.e'r, \1r. 1), Fenwick. --The \Ilse•: ,
et, a u.1!lilt;' Pal1.n :d Sundae
^e' hew h re. -\Ir �ll:arvey,Bor-
Seek ttt•l•er.:`an + ti;. ad ?;l C
e o.1: at Ittr One. I;crrl vel s.-- Mr
ne M ; Win \Itren, artal selu'9e t t
rtte rte r eereth eeeeeed Sundae el, Mr. J.
elr.l4':,,.-\1r. an.l Mrs. ‘IT,
a r n` molly, Mr awl Mr C. 15 .:y r•st
a.1 l artaiG►' tai I.`.i'.e: s .1 Strube .
\Ir. T. Ilunit n',s.-\Ir. rue i Mee. J.
Dun .au 1 -eft \Iern.1is •e• n
the Weee-The The
1.i Ethel ► oward are sn
' > ::does :it h . home. o. :'a -grand:
io reels. \Ir •,n-1 Mee T. trunk'ntt
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`HELLO, ONS 10'
A Wholesome Clever College ~how
.vr
EXETER OPERA ROUSE
,on Monday, August 22, at 8.15 p. m.
Admission 50c and 25c.
;RESERVED PLAN AT HOWEY'S DRUG STORE
AUSPICES OF THE b,XETER F4iR1XFR'S CLUB
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Tise Proceeds above expenses to go to the. erection at the College
of the Z4lemorial Ha111 to the Farm pays of Ontario who fell overseas:
BACKED BY SIxT4
YEARS' EXPERIENCE!
DOMINANT IN QUAL-
ITY AND SERVICE!
Sixty years of leadership -of giving good value, heaping satisfaction
and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and
confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell
this dependablefarm equipment.
THE GILSON ENGINE
All Sixes
Costa You
Nothing
The famous Gilson "Goes Like Sixty" En-
gine -any size for any purpose -can be pur-
chased on the easy payment plan. ,i,et it
pay for itself. Its economy and depend-
ability have made it the biggest selling en-
gine, in Canada. Let us demonstrate on
your farm.
WONDEFUL
RGILSON"
`al eeeel
"'Che Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme.
More Gilson Silo Filters weresold in Canada
last yea than any other make. It is guar-
anteed 'to be the lightest running blower -
cutter made.
Be independent -get a Gilson Silo Piller and
fill your own silo -with your own engine,
4 h.p. or larger -at the proper time, When
your corn has the greatest: feeding value.
HYLO SYLO THE GILSON SPREADER
The Hylo Sylo insures
sweet. fresh, succulent en-
silage down to the last
forkful. It is built to last
indefinitely. Exclusive
patented features of 'de-
sign and construction
explain why the Hylo is
chosen by the discrmin-
sting farther. Pays : for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it.
itself in
the first season. Use it! The best Manure Spreader made is
Thenar e
after year. y ar, pays the Gilson. Wh
100 per cent. y? It has a wide Itreadl
profit on It is lowdown. It has light draft. It will
your investment. Can take a real load. It is 'free from clutches,
you beat it? gears and all complicated parts.
l{s�JC-C1. k •,w ��;t, ®;;-i
amus o_'. -b !!„
-4A d1. go
Call and see our nearest dealer, name below. He will save and make you money on
the equipment illustrated p s ated and on Gilson Threshers, Dixie-Aeo Tractors, Wood Saws,
Grinders, Pump Jacks, Betting, ete.. Write. for Catalog
Made sn Canada and Guaraitteed Il -,,,.
GILSON MFG. 'CO. , Limited.GUELPH, GUELPH, ONT.
Call and See Nearest Dealer
Oren S,' :,•,'finer, - Orediton,' Ont.
ere \FORTH --An old resident •
town'tiled on the 7th, \Irs. Nora
r.•apea, aged AO years:. She came t
Settle et,. 1681, l -ler ltugehead diet
teertN. ;-e 1.r; ago, She is survived by
tiro sten Nfortue1 of I)+ttrot , .and Sour
daughter,,, Mrs. Wm, I)ttggan• of SL,t •
forth, a •e John McLeod of 1)etreai
'ars. \\ .atter Gibbons of Teeedtr and
Mrs. Robert Meyers of Chicago,
CLINTON.-The m,ar'•r lite took ole.
en Aug 11th at :he ham: of the:
beide's parents, liattenbury St., a
Pearl Iry=ne, daughter ice :t1r. and We
Ptt.te, .: .1r. Frank
R4e.egon, Sask.
4 -TA N .E1 -The el.atb ti o u r." at
�'t'` 114.fine tsn the 3rtl eore,:.seieet t a
•tea".eev tiro August 11, at ,, verat
ao:nates' illness: of 434,,101.1Ati ltnor:, a
e : 4. deuebter Sas th '
eet o was a T.Rtteve a:, er-
se.ree. Sr•otland, and was married :About
-tits were ago .to the lata'- John. G l -
n' ►ra' of •Startle},. A grown. -up lam-
ev. ,,t lne of whom re's5,i.e in the \\'est
'tt.ee e
AUCTION SALE
11OUSEUOLD E,F1, i.CTS, ETC.
at CREDITON, en
TUESDAY`, AGGL's T 23, 1921
At 1.30 o'clock shat», the follow nn-
s.•:tboa:d, took Stove. !grater, k;i-'
eat table, venue table, cupboard,
au t gut ,number ot chairs, 3 roetk ng
a,r , 2 vouches, 3 lames, linokum,
a races. curtains, 011 kinds dishes,
r,: 1s ;rote, pans, sealer:, to hue**,
wheelbarrow, grim! stone, 3 oat teeeee
ern;l:: harness, bucksaw. axes, ,ilot 1>
! ae, 'soden rake, 1 1-2 tons Ateenut
veal, cord summer stood, 200 fen.:
slats, arta a number of otiwr
Terms - Cash.
FRANK TAYLOR JorrN TREI1`1
Auctioneer Proud:tor
AUCTION SALE
OF .BRICK COTTAGE IN e.XETER.
AND IIOUSEROLD EFFECTS
The Executors of the stat ;rf the
*fate James Ramsay ;have instructed the
u,l,-'ersignee Auctioneer to -atfer for
salt: be public auction on the prem-
ise' on, Saturday, August 27th, 1921.
at 2 o'clock n, m'., the following prop-
erty
REAL ES" -ATE
LOTS numbers 1, 2, 3l::enld 4 on. the;
the East side ,of 'Shin Street, inthe
Village of:' Exeter, colntailn=m &bout
1 acre of 1a14There is a good -brick
pottage, (7) (seven rooms, hard and
soft water, and.pIao a frame stable on
the property.
CHATTLES
Dining room table, sedelboard, 3 bed-
steads, 2 bureaus, 2 watsle stands
glass cunboaxd, curtaiui stretchers, and
other artitclesi.
TERMS
Real Estate; 10 ioer ceuuti, on day
of sale and balairllce+ 3n 30 days!. Tule
ndreliaser can Qi tv+e ilmmied,late pios-
sessilonit
Chattels -Cash -
For- further particulars apply to
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Exeter,
Solicitors cfor the! Executers
THOMAS CAMERON
ExAter,Auctilaugeer
RAND TRUNK sYs EM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTJS,
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT. -
CHICAGO
Unexcelled 1y dining car service
Sleeping can on night trans and
Parlor cars on prirtncipal day trains.
Full information fno'm any Grand
Trunk Ticket
a Agent, r
t C. E.Horn-
tag
, a
District-:Passe/40r Afrent, Toronto
t N. J. DORE
Ageest, Exeter
411#ARRIAGE ,LICENSES ISSUED
H• Sanders at the Advocate 'at:
5•tce; Strictly confidential; no -witness
plioop1 4"
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Quality rtt it t Ir:s r,
No Matter :.i.o r• lei)
r;xopery
ting oris you Ker s:;:., ytslirica.
tion "perdol:ar" you buy
Imperial Posatirro- .rotor Oita.
MORE mileage from every of fuel and quart of
oil; urai:lterrttpted service €€cant your car; slower de-
preciati9n; fewer repair bills sed no lnabricatiou
t:'oubit , 3u: t aLDrat Sttlrli, up the savings and siacti .
e ::juy ed by. users of Ifnperial Polariale Motor Oils.. o€i.
Tl tin !Drib high quality r4 imperial PGlarine Motor Oils,.
wherever you buy= them, insures you more moles of correct
rit ,<r l :l,r;iv4tion• €orour dollar than you can obtain in any
u;,ac r way. Quality does maintain econornn.
Ottr Cltart of Recommendations shows the grade of
Imperial i'olarcne Oils required to correctly lubricate your car.
Use ttir�;, guide exclusively and you stillget the -ear:
years of service
and sat ``facttonc which y vu have a right to expect from your car.
Consult our Chart at your dealer's or • write to 56 Church
Sir at, Toronto, for a copy of "Automotive Lubrication,"
which t all.:ttzcri'the c rt.+riete Chart anal other ts. • ,.,' information.
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
Breaches iiA ail Cities.
Near eve 7' lr ills r zl Pc 4s ,e \ictaer ills will haltr sate ?x trrly if re «xc3 thl
ficar ssa yh coal• r <:aa1;I 1 e tice rr.ta lily elcarrd eve y* thousa
esrt.'s n to Tsr 1.G+ r cli�_ hs:1.n„ the s n tan tete left w,l1 cream yens ere cage
in an ee: a t and 4a -"iitrtarelalte rnanr,er. Such elealere eee Imperial Plashing
(rel, t:gc rt :part F t etifac cleanar.,' agent. E•"n a crar,L-case service regu-
larly and y4 "r e.:°I save roux ereee et' del:ars every year.
.. '-e.
_mss..
1r
"VOIJR co -operation -the co-operation of all the citi-
zens of Ontario --is the biggest need in Ontario
Forestry to -day.
History shows that impoverishment and national decline fol-
lows from the destruction of a country's forests.
Most of the area of this Province is non-agricultural, suite>i
by Nature only for growing trees. This land remains your,: but
the Government sells the trees.
Every summer in Ontario an average area of 425,000 acres of forest
land is burnt over, equal to a strip 130 miles long by 5 miles wide.
This yearly desolation at the hands of her own people is gradually
turning the northern part of the Province into a rocky desert. On
thousands of acres, even the soil has been destroyed by fire!
Save Ontari f +'s Forests
They're yours
The average yearly num-
ber of forest fires in Ontario
is about 1,276. The vigilance of
the Fire Rangers keep two-thirds
of Ontario's forest fires down to
an average size of less than five
acres. But the others are big
enough to raise the total average
to 350 acres.
Forest fires in Ontario are de-
stroying provincial assets of tim-
ber and pulp wood upon which the
Province relies to help pay her
share of Canada's War Debt.
Forest fires destroy fish and game,
decrease the regularity of stream
flow, cause spring floods, land ero-
sion and the crippling of water
powers; turn revenue-producing
areas into rock deserts.
Out of every 300 fires in On-
tario's forests only three, are
caused by lightning, while ninety
or more are due - to man's care-
lessness. One thousand men
scattered over 100,000,000 acres,
have little chance of preventing
fires. All they can hope to do is
to see the smoke in time to check
them and put them out before
they sprid beyond control.
The problem of adegr'.ke pro-
tection of Ontario's Fore,:.. eeee.
fire is.almost 'entirely a mor;.;l o:.;
involving the whole public of 0--
tario. The vast majority of foreet
fires are caused by human care-
lessness due to lack of civic re-
sponsibility. The tendency is to
leave all the responsibility to the
Government for protectiee the
forests from fire. The Govern-
ment cannot protect the forests
belonging to the people of Ontario
unless the people of Ontario co-
operate, Forestry needs your
patriotism, your public spirit,.
your regard for the general wel-
fare
etfare of Canada.
Ontario Forestry Branch,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ont.
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