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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-9-1, Page 4- e833: is truly delicious at all times. 30 years' re- putation for fine teas. • The Exeter Advocate Sanders & Creech. Proprietors Subscription Price—in adeance $150 Per year in Canada; $2.0 in the United States. All subscriptions not Paid in advance 50c. extra charged. ADVERTISING RATES Display Advertising—Made known on appitcatsom. Stray Animals --One insertion SOc., tbe insertions $100. Mescellaneous articles of not more'. than, five lines. For Sale, To Rent, Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and! Fogad:locals 25c. an insertion. Local reading notices, etc„ lOc, _per Eine per insertion. No notice lass than 25c. Card of Thanks SOc. Auction Sales 33 for one ineertien ata3 $1.50 for each subsequent in- sertion if under five inches zn length.' Legal advertttg 10c. and 5c, aline, Farm or Real Estate for sale 50c. each insertion for one month of four htsertiwns, TIIVRSDAY, SEPT. 1st, 1921 Dashwood The lawn bowling club entertain - ea two rinks from Exeter on Tues- day evening. Four very interesting games were Played resulting in the t:'e91bwin g e"t+re: EXETER 1lawhinney slee i t Fassold sk. Roulston sit. i7 Tiernan sk. 11 Barn ,� sk.5 1"aas fd sit. . 9 elawlenney sk. 5 Tienian ,1. 18 Exeter 48. Dashwood 40 Previous w their departure from town firs. fowurd and Miss Evelyn were. on Tuesday evening, made the recipient of tokens of rememba"auee front the Ladies' Aid and the Buda of Promise S. S. class. respectively. The ladies, thirty in number, proved themselves loyal entertainers. wring- ing with them their basket oe eats and can of ice cream. Miss l velym was entertained at the hole of Miss Edna Pfaff, a. member of the class.. After the presentations were ma and lunch served. a program of Ira• Promptte addresses were given. The following addresses were read' sire. G. S. Howard. Dear Sister: We, the members of the Ladles' Aid of the Calvary Evangelical church of Dashwood, Ont„ have learned that you are about to Leave us to reside in Exeter where your esteemed husband has accepted the position as principal of the public school, We hove ;always found you a true Christian worker, ever ready to do your share ot whatever duties were .assigned you. You will be greatly mussed by us all. You were wise and thoughtful in our commit- tee work and your judgement was al- ways to be depended upon. We ap- preciate your 'Christian liberality in the support of every worthy cause. In reeo;nition of your faithful and helpful services rendered, as well as our high esteem. will you acecpt this token (aluminum crumb tray) as an expression of our love fur you, Our prayers will uillew you end we trust you will be spared many yearn to serve your God a: ,i t, t.'hri:etian church wherever your lotis cast. Signed in behalf of the Ladies' ;Aid. Dashwood. Aug. 23, 1921. Mrs. .T. K. Ehlers, Secty. Miss Evelyn Howard, Dear Classmate: I i • w l'h regret that we bear of yo r departure from Dashwood which will mean the severing of your c.,aneetion with our sings. We have eneoyed having you as a mem- ber and :appreciate the way in which you did any work that was given you to do. As a slight token of ap• - prer_iation and regard and as a re- membrance. will you kindly accept :err and Mrs. Churchhill, Mr. and this gift (a piece of china.) 1day :Airs. Archie Macdonald of London God bless you in your new home in visitel at :lir. and tilts. Allan Macdo Exeter and throughout your life may aId on Sunday last, You be a blessing to all who come Heber and Veria Davis end Mar'an in contact with you is the prayer of Dandle visited in Landon. Township The Buds of Promise. 1 last Sunday. Signed—Luella Schatz, ser,'y, (pro Mildred Dabs is visiting in and tem), Myrtle Neeb, pres. around Cland•eboye at present. Mr. Harry Kraft is rushing to sister Mrs. Davis is visiting her 12rs. J. Hathain $n Seafortb, completion his new dwelling at the east end. When complete there will CROMARTY.—On Friday the sud- be something doing. 'den. death took glace, of Mrs. George Mr. Chas. Gossman has returned Martin Deceased had retired tbe ev- from the West and has taken ttp ening. before in leer usual good health temporary quarters at the north end end *bee tear,. Martini awoke at sex a. of the town. m. he found. his wife dead. He dcies Mr. Earl Geiser is having a cern- not km'ow at what, hour Mrs;. Martin ant wall put under his straw shed. exp'red. Sb a is surveyed by a family Mr. Earl Guenther is becoming an of otna son, tm. of Tuars in extensive grain buyer. He' buys the Wa1 two marriedve daughters tai the West, who, arrived home for the fun - grain at the farmers' barns and erect Growing Old Gracefully Are you grow- ing old grace- fully? W la o wins in the race of life? Is it the man who is thin- blooded,. weak, tared all the time? 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 ''atter by taking that old lash - ' aped blood tonic sold f fty years go and stili "good as gold".--. a amely,Dr,Pierce's Golden Medical .)iscov ery, Sold by all druggists, .'r send 10c. to Dr. Pieree's JnvaUds' Rotel in Bat#ralo, N. Y.-, for a trial laeli;a�tl',e, CHATIL53f, OzvT.-.." For many years 1 metered with stomach trouble, and 1 !tied many reereedies, but they seemed too lze a failure --I seemed to be getting ,sorsa instead of butter: Otte day 1 came Ptlila possession of a bottle of Dr. Pierre's 1 )i )a d n 'lledle 1 1.x01 l e .+ i41 er and. took it, ty =nd my stomach trouble seemed caam- et.tele eured. I hee e great faith in this hent-I'ne, and hope any sufferer that Friel. tOnceitried,evouu will i ever bo c, awe; itee- 0. 'Ps:rva, Ju,, tie nuke St, teams It himself. Mr. Eldon Goetz, who has spent a month or so with bis parents. left tor Vancouver, 13.C., where he has a good position. Mr. Wm. (iceman, banker, is do- ing a wonderful business among the Grand. Bend;', campers selling all kinds ot vegetables. etc. You can buy anything and everything from Dilly. even to buttermilk. Rev. Yager and family are away a two -weeks' motor trip to Niag- ara, Falls, Buffalo, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Held of I3uf- talo. are visiting relatives here. Mr. Milford Koch of Detroit. is spending his vacation at his home here. Mr. N. J. Brown. of Paris was a week -end visitor itown. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft are this week visiting in New Hamburg and Kitchener. Miss Tittle Miller and niece, Mil- dred Shore, have returned to Wood- bridge after spending their vacation with Mrs. Miller. Rev. C.arriere of Grand Bend oc-; cupied the pulpit In the Evan church Sunday evening in the absence of Rev. Yager. Miss McKee of Dutton visited Miss Pearl Tiernan a few days. Miss Catherine Finkbeiner is vis- iting in Sarnia. Mrs. Donehey and son, John, left for their home in Chicago after spending the summer months with'. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Goetz. Mr. C. Fisher purchased the prop- erty of the late W. Brown on Satur- day. Mrs. Burn: and daughter, Irma, of Port Huron, are visiting with Mrs. Witzel. Pat. Edighoffer is this week at- tending Toronto Exhibition. Saintsbury - Ill Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto AUG. 27 — Inclusive To be opened by Lord Byng of Vimy, Canada's new Governor-General Color of the Orient Gaiety of a Mardi Gras Complete exposition of Canada's resources; tkill of ,nen, wealth of material. 1 1 —'SEPT. 10 "OVER HERE" -Super Pageant of Regal Magnificence dramatizing vividly Canada's Origin, Growth and Achievements. Color—Symbol—Allegory-Hundreds of Performers—Music-Fine Arts World's Largest Collection of War Photographs— Thrillers of Many Kinds—Fireworks on a larger er scale filenever before—Scores of Features only to be seen at Toronto. Canada's Greatest Litre Stock and Farm Display—Machinery and Equipment of Endless Design for increasing the Efficiency of the Farm and:. the Comfort of the Home. e Reduced Fares on All 1.11118 of Travel JOHN G. •KENT, R0131. FLEMiNG. Managing Director Presides NE'TOPICS OF WEEK (mportant Events Which Have Occurred Dut ing the Week. The i3usy World's Happenings Care, Cully Compiled and E'ut into Handy and Attractive Shape for the Readers .ot Our Paper — A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. New York landlords are raising rents again. Russia is offering big concessions to foreign capital. Robe. Hardy was killed in a notore ing accident near Lucan. Italians make the United States dollar standard of value. Negotiations between U. S. oil magnates and Mexico to take place. I3ritish bowlers won all seven games of their match at London. Ont. Robt. E. Sale, aged 20, Windsor. killed in motoring upset near TR - bury. Mrs. "Foots" Randall won .Ire F:. S. woz.tc:n's trapslhoating title at Chicago, Rt. Rev. Felix Couturier, the new 13is_io p .af Alexandria, arrived at Mon .real. Dail Eireann gives no indication yet of its attihfde on the Britlsh proposals. Ford's innovations in trausporta- titan .an old story ti3 Hydro, says Sir Adam Beck. Ileo M. alt .lrie's Estero won tbe D. and C. Stakes, the feature ti'P the Windsor card. W, J. Thompson, Toronto, was beaten in the national golf tourney. at Winnipeg. A small poy slipped into sewer outlet at Garrison Creek, Toronto. and is drowned. Veteran antel;amntion meeting told teem' of a :sine amen could de - teat Government. The Indep"aitd.eat Order of I''ores- te•a held an irnpreseive initiation Bert iueny in Tor +:ata. Toronto has ..;;:i team won anoth- er doubleheader front Jersey City. Rochester beat Bal iiuore. All who eve=r wore the Ding's title torn, are asked to ,lain the Warriors' Day parade at Taranto Exhibition. John A. Stew .rt. New Liskeard, killed. his son severely hurt, in col. listen of automobile and radial car. Amble t.aa etoire, 97 -year-old levitate of St. Charles Marne, Ottawa, falls downstairs.. dying in a few minutes. WEDNEtD ,Y. German goodscapture markets in Switzerland. Russian retugees pouring into Eastern Poland, European eorn-barer appears in Lincoln county. Prime% Feint ascends the Arab throne in Mesopotamia, "Big Four" Railroad Brother- hoods to lasue strike ballots, James Hales is appointed chair- man of the Ontario License Board. Miss CecilLeitch, British womenrPle' golf champion, has sailed for Canada. Detroit athletes will compete at the Canadian National Exbfbtion meet. Additional form reversalsa marked the national amateur golf champion- ships. Toronto baseball team won their dafth s`raiht game, beating Newark 11 to 5. An official announcement names personnel of Crown Attorney's De- partment. Three British pairs were eliminat- ed liminated from the United States tennis doubles play. J. C. Ross is appointed superinten- dent of To -onto district by the Post- master -General. Mary Nokes, six years old, killed at Woodstock by an automobile backing out of a 'garage. Napoleon Lafre here, well-known Ottawa restauran our, left an estate of $104,930 to his wife. "Nick" and Mark Arie monopoliz- ed honors at the United Sta`es Grand National trapshooting. Landore Desroches dies at Ottawa of tetanus, after losing three fingers in an accident a week ago. Willie Thorn. s. aged seven, and Fred Cushman, eight, were drowned at a Red River boat liveey, Winnipeg.. E. Labbie, aged 40, of Sherbrooke, killed by falling 100 feet through a skylight at the power plant in Montreal. THURSDAY. . Pitcher Thompson of Toronto shut Newark out, 3 to 0. Big fire on the New York water front endangers liner. Three sisters were drowned at Kingston while bathing. Mohammedan clan of Moplahs rise against British authority in India. Japan sends acceptance of invita- tion to Washington conference. New York displaced Cleveland for the American League leadership. Angus Sinclair, C.17., Toronto, a noted contractor, died in 73rd year. Toronto police have located wo- man alleged to have left baby in a hotel. Five Canadian aviators make a non-stop flight from Montreal to New York. Two ocean-going bagres bring ce- ment from Watertown, N.Y., to Detroit. Mitchell and Duncan, British pro. .• golfers, beat Messrs. . Lyon and' Jones. Quebec plans to reforest three mil-., Iion acres of waste land as soon as possible. Peace treaty between' the United States and Austria was signed at Vienna. a. It is rumored that the U. F. 0. candidate may drop out of West York fight. G. P. Shaw and F. Thompson, To- ronto golfers, meet in . Winnipeg semi-finals. Premier Meighen will speak at London .on September 1 on election, prospects. American Gladiolus Society's 12th annual convention and show opens at St. Thomas. --- Niagara grapes are, already -being( shzppe4, the cr., a teene teentwo weezts. 0 earlier and the yield tr.r ke. �f Giant airship Zele2 bard in Eng- 1 Ever ybod y Enjoys land for the Unitt'd Stages, crashed le ill speed tests Wednesdzl:y; 42 lives were lost. Women organizations in Canada ask that Mrs. Arthur iliwriPhy, pence magistrate at Edmonton. be appoint- ed to the Senate PP a fine cup of Tea. icitXDt#X, Big fires are raging i i Moscow. Bodies of 'vietims of 11i-2; not yet recovered. The Chatsworth Ne,.s lei , ceased publication. Manitoba Laboritesdoeide to enter Federal field, Russia's famine threw perfl to western Europe. Toronto Leafs won ti aM4 game trent Newark, 7 to 3. A Labor eandidate seeded:jn a Welsh constituency. Premier Lloyd George receives re- ply of the Dail Eireann, Treaty of peace with the United retates signed a: Berlin, Armed miners carrying war into \Vest Virginia coal area. Manitoba won the letesepeovineiai golf title of Canada at Zi ilaaipeg. Dronght in the West alter ori„ Mai estimates of barresMss needed. .Albert Dumont, age& )7, dies at Mon real as a result of crash while dying. Lawrence Belway, 2;e years old, was killed while threslieg at Win. ehee,Or, Andrew Brunton, t.T,R. eon.table of Allendale, fatally .rushed, at (Milne The h Oxfordrinks rIn .s are the Visit- WCtldst ing li; itishd t, bowlers et *ewe call at t Duncan of the towhee W ally t golf team brake the rewire for the 13ranzpton course, Post office authorities order Sur- vey of business done sae faeliikieit in Toronto district. Test cases against taw Windsor jockey Club and W. It, A. are being argued. at Windsor. Dr. Donald Kilgdes, 'lgareutie has been admitted as a member o1 the Royal. College of Physkcisals, London, England. SA'!'LrftIK , Oen. Nicholsons. wins Weetu inster election, Meteorologist predieee antrawinter meanie season. Lieutenant-Governoaf Gear/se is considerably weaker. Toronto deck, Itself Me greet Lord Byng on his first visit. A bay and a girl wore drowned ac- cidentally in Toronto 73ans'. St. Thames Ueda pitispin;$ Its water supply by electricity. National Wholesale shoe Associa- tion is farmed in afoutr.W.l. Britain will send bodies of airship erash home in man -on -war. united States will spvise ly with- draw troops on tbe Rhino. Night. Raider made a new track record at Dorval on $'ridgy. Ellis F. Hoak won the National Trapshooting honors at Chicago. Thompson and Hag let in the final National Amateur tourney. Toronto baseball tenet won final gauze of the Newark series, 4 to 3. A. re -union in `Throats of officers of the C. E. F. to meet Gen, Byng. Florists of North American will gather in Toronto in anntlsil conven- tion. De Valera send ?reveler Lloyd George a letter rejectlag the British offer. Canadian National Railways shops commence working on a full-ti'me schedule. Trades and Labor Congress would bar all emigrants but tanners for a period of two years. Sir Robert Borden scall Rt. Hon, d. J. Doherty are Canada's nominees to the International Cavort of Justice. Niagara District *Taro -radial Union asks the Drury Sovernment to let it go on with Hy4sadlal pro- ject of its own. M. C. R. freight train el 80 loaded and 28 empty cars, early three- quarters of a mile louse leaves St. Thomas for Buffalo. MONDAY. Troops are ordered to scene of dis- turbance in India. A big demonstration by Socialists is :planned at Berlin. Joseph Kidd, prominent Goderich citizen, dies in 60th year. Two cases of hold-ups were re- ported to the Toronto pollee. Night Constable R. A. Baird shot dead by burglars at Napanee. County police raid Mimico celebra- tion and seize games of chance. Sterling quoted in 'i'oronto at $4.081/2; New York at $3.68%. Premier Lloyd George reiterates that Ireland cannot get independ- enee. British cruiser Dauntless will carry home United States victims of ZR -2. A woman's clothing was found at Scarboro Bluffs; police fear foul play. Rev. W. R. MacKay accepts call to Bond Street Congregational Church, Toronto. British bowlers won. again at Chat- ham Saturday. They play in Toronto Tuesday. Amusement taxes at English soc- cer games Saturday amounted to $145.,000. Frank Thompson of Toronto won the amateur golf championship at Winnipeg. Thirty-two cases of liquor reported stolen from a house on St.' Ann's road, Toronto. Japan eliminated Australia from the- Davis ' Cup and meet- United States in final. Burliington has become infested with rats, owing to a rubbish dump on the lake shore. The Toronto baseball team beat Reading twice, accounting for their thirteenth 'Consecutive win. Twenty-one • choice lambs being prepared for -Toronto inhibition per- ish in barn fire ;near ?Fie... Pittsburg baseball team drew away from the Giants on Sucaday: Cleve- land gained on the Kitties. , Chief McConnell of Byron •Sanitar, iurn military police, has throat slashed; by Indian he was helping to larrest. ..... • IF YOU DRINK .JAPANS TRY "SAI.IADA" GREEN TEA Infinitely Superior to the best of Japans. FALL FAIRS London Mitchell Parkhill Ailsa Craig Sent. 22-23 Sr. 'Marys Seat 27-28 See'atorth Blyth ....... Sent. 22-23 Stratford Exeter . ..., ,Sent 19-20 Thedford Goelericit , ..,. . . Sent 6-8 Toronto Aug. 27 -Sep 10 Ilderton ,. .,,.,, , .... Sent 30 Wznghatn ...... ......... Sept 27-28 Kb-kton ,...... Oct. b - 7 Zurich Bayfield ..... ... Sept. 10-17 Sent 2041 _Sent 27.2$ Sent 22-23 ,, Sent 22-23 Sent. 19-21 Sent 29-30 Sept 21-22 Incorporated in 1835 CAPITAL RESERVE $9Mii1Lt 00 Over 130 Branches THE IVIOLSONS BANE The Molsons Bank wants every farmer to feel that he has a real friend in the manager, that he will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss with him his motley needs. EXETER: BRANCH T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branwh PARENTS,—Give your boys and g rls the proper train;;ng to take a place in the Business world. Many a ocrsan's failure has been from lack of a Business Education. The O'Brien Business College, London 351 Richmond St. (South of Ping St.) London can train you for a good nesiitom. Individual instructor Day and Night classes. Register now for Fall Terni starting; August 29th. W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial' Specialist, Principal. WE SELL G1LSON'' LSOW°e'niak FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTT YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT IN QUAi.- 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 dependable farm equipment. THE GILSON ENGINE All Shies WONDERFUL GILSON" Costs 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 ea - gine in Canada. Let us demonstrate on your farm. ' 4ii11 101a tile . tele "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers were sold hi Canada last year than tiny other make. It is guar- anteed to be the lightest running blower- cutter made. Be independentget a Gilson Silo Filler 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 ipatndeenfinitd teely.featur• Excluses ofive de- sign and construction explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating'fanner: Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it. itself in the first season. rise it! The best Manure Spreader made " Then year after year. pays the Gilson. Why? It has wide spread 100 per cent. profit on It is low down. It has light draft It will your investment. Can take a real load. It is free from clutches, you beat it? gears and an complicated parts. Call and leo our nearest dealer, name below. He`will''save and make rota money on the equipment illustrated and on Gilson.' hreal,ers, D;isie.•Ace Tractors, Wood Saws, Grinders,^Puinp Jacks, Belting, etc - 11 �i Made`W^Cianada and Guaranteed by :trl[LSON G. COQ L rni e +.,; s ► :. t._,,.,ik S.it ,6..... -s t r CUELPH' '°NT,.' ii,I• �` Call and.3.. N Dealer. Orgill S. Winer, -- Oredito ; Ong ,,, °, THE RESPONSIBILITY IS YOURS : =' :' develop and Improve �_ daof a couRs � r4 � 1 }� M t]1 � K. farmer �Mj. x `V i$s ' ,OU DOING YOTJR Stela? Weo�jf tad to lass%It any responsible farmer who rejllires fluencing. axil! THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL - .. $13,000,000 RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000 EXBTER BRANC1.1. E. A. Chapman, Manager. Incorporated in 1835 CAPITAL RESERVE $9Mii1Lt 00 Over 130 Branches THE IVIOLSONS BANE The Molsons Bank wants every farmer to feel that he has a real friend in the manager, that he will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss with him his motley needs. EXETER: BRANCH T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branwh PARENTS,—Give your boys and g rls the proper train;;ng to take a place in the Business world. Many a ocrsan's failure has been from lack of a Business Education. The O'Brien Business College, London 351 Richmond St. (South of Ping St.) London can train you for a good nesiitom. Individual instructor Day and Night classes. Register now for Fall Terni starting; August 29th. W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial' Specialist, Principal. WE SELL G1LSON'' LSOW°e'niak FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTT YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT IN QUAi.- 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 dependable farm equipment. THE GILSON ENGINE All Shies WONDERFUL GILSON" Costs 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 ea - gine in Canada. Let us demonstrate on your farm. ' 4ii11 101a tile . tele "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers were sold hi Canada last year than tiny other make. It is guar- anteed to be the lightest running blower- cutter made. Be independentget a Gilson Silo Filler 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 ipatndeenfinitd teely.featur• Excluses ofive de- sign and construction explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating'fanner: Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it. itself in the first season. rise it! The best Manure Spreader made " Then year after year. pays the Gilson. Why? It has wide spread 100 per cent. profit on It is low down. It has light draft It will your investment. Can take a real load. It is free from clutches, you beat it? gears and an complicated parts. Call and leo our nearest dealer, name below. He`will''save and make rota money on the equipment illustrated and on Gilson.' hreal,ers, D;isie.•Ace Tractors, Wood Saws, Grinders,^Puinp Jacks, Belting, etc - 11 �i Made`W^Cianada and Guaranteed by :trl[LSON G. COQ L rni e +.,; s ► :. t._,,.,ik S.it ,6..... -s t r CUELPH' '°NT,.' ii,I• �` Call and.3.. N Dealer. Orgill S. Winer, -- Oredito ; Ong ,,, °,