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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-9-1, Page 5�� "ii+ll, II ,,. Cord and Fabric Tires in all Standard Sizes • "Auto -Shoes" Mean Mileage The mileage given by the best -tire you ever used would just about approximate the average given' by Ames Holden "Auto -Shoes" year after year. Ames. Holden "Auto -Shoes" are wiles better than ordktary 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. "Grey Sox" Tubes AMESq.HOLDEN "AUTO -SHOES" For Sale. By "Red Sox" Tubes 11ILO SNELL, LXETER PHONE 100. FOO TE & PILON, GRAY DORT GARAGE, LXETER, PHONE 7 You Can Afford a College Training For every young man or young woman who realizes the importance of a university education and has the perseverance to carry R through, the fees present no difficulty. They are so low that a coney. training is now within the reach of all. Do not let the fear of heavy expenses turn you aside from your determination for higher education, 4h: esaar:t-1,Jniveraity vri l train you in Arts. Medicine or Public H a a.lth .;t minimum t expense. Moreover, It h io. ..,3 ; ; your community. You can iive at home or very leer hxne. The course, are complete. The faculty is lar,;;:e i'111 professors. lecturers and instructors) and u `r. member is a specialist. Individual instruction is featured. Western degrees are recognized universally. Entrance is by Junior Matriculation, except for special and nurse, courses. A good education is worth more to you than any other investment of time and money. Registration Day October 3rd. For inforroamon apply to DR. K. P. R.. NEVILLE. Regiotrar, London. Ont (8) nk VJHEN you require a roof, the measurement VV will be in squares (100 square feet). A basis for analysis ofthe costs of Brantford Asphalt Slates is given below: 1lINITIAL COSTS OF MATERIALS—Brantford Asphalt Slates are sometimes higher in initial cost for themateriai. Z -RAILS REQUIRED• -Brantford Ashphalt States require O1R2t 684 nails to lay a squares Brantford Asphalt Slab Slates require ONLY 450 nails. 3 --COST OF LAYING—Brantford Asphalt Slab Slates aroSoareta sae strip -require ozy one operation in handling, osle•spesaffea In sprang—IRdMdual..Ltea are 8 z 12}( is faces. .sVirajt 30 to 50 �r1y, per cent g .bend oxer mend surfaces. Yon Brett $ OR STAIN na RE3 permanent c res. a of mesa SFttbes 6 is ssaturda petmfaeAt twhers, pease and red. moan en istie effects, t to them.*e stain nt.D`od"e SAVING OF IWSITIANCE--Sranderd Asphalt Slates ars classed u non-combustible by Are insurance eonyasies—a direr -taming of from 10 to 20 per cent. on piemiemt is effected. In certain localities fire regulations demand''asbestos paper ander some root reaterials. bat Brantford Asphalt Slates are Are -resistant and ars immune from special legal/dons. s -COST OF REPAIRS—Prom the day they are laid Brantford Asphaht Slate roofs ehowdmost100,pereent. of the original roof sin. touched. Braatfaad Asphalt Slates do not curl, split, crack or rot. Completeo protection aed permanent protection are buik into Brant- ford Mete Roots. Compare these roof costs with those of any other roofing material; it is your money you are spending and you want value for it—then buy Drarfo Asphalt SIates Distributed under Brantford Roofing Trade Marks, through Brantford Roofing Dealers. Stock carried, information furnished, service renderedby our dealer in your district. Brantford Roofing Co. Limited HEAD OFFICIi laid FAGTORX . . Canada:, >dreaehee.at,;Toroalb, Montreal, Hulillt�t• AadW�as3jAt Brantford. For Sake by Ross Taylor Co ,. Ltd. Zurich 11iss Pearl Wurtz is:ted in Sara; and points L -i. *<Iichibani—Mrs1, Wes,. Merrier and two children of W vier- Peg are tts:.t;:ng relatives here!,—Mrs, kd, Stoner of F.inde, *,ich., as .isit- ing her sister, 1Lrsy Simon Greb of the Btbylo:l Line,, -Res. and \irs. R. M. Geiger of Rockwood are visit,- ing at the home of, the fornter's pari eats, Air ••: t ,ire. Moses:i�eatr_s lira. David. Ruby of Cavalier, N. D is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Gies, Mrs. Gies ;s very ill with el!ght hope of recovery'. --aur baseball team defeated \lilver- t+an in both of the sena anal gaaa's-= tin the 23rd at ltily,erton, and orcthe 26t1* at Zuriclac ;They new „o into the finals, --AA interesting event took Phwe e at. Drysdale ,RG, church on the loth when. Alis Delia Denom'ce, the daughter of :Mrs. Rachael Dennie of • :he sauble Lute, ,1i'a.» was united in marriage a by Rev,. Father Rondott, to Nil'. Peter Papinrau of Windsor, son :f 4r. and Nirs. jos. Pap:,aeau, also of the Sauble Line, Hay,—Miss, Ida Well of Toronto is titisiting here;—lir, J. I'reeter spent a, week fishingg, in the north country.—lass: Chas Weber is spending her .valcatiotn at Crossw'ell, 'l.ah.— dr. Moses •Get ger and Mrs Oswald Fisher ',left Ler Pigeon, Mich., to attend the ;ftm,eral of *their sister, Mrs. Peter Nlfwidema,.s.—The FiallDent L:mited factory was re -opened Alon.- day.—Rudolph Heideman, who had. been visiting tat Detroit, died. very suddenly in ,that city on Aug 22nd. and the ,remains were brought Stare for interment —Mr. Chris Silber lost :t i.ne 8 -year-old .trotting gelding on Tuesday of last weely.. from indt ges•- tion. It was e, fast oncl Hensall \Ir, and Mrs, Lloyd, Stacey of Ant- heisthurg visited far al few days at the home of the form(er's, father, 'Mr, J'>hn Stacey,.—AIr, and llrs, Peter Bu- chanan of Toronto 'spent aifew days (•n town with selatitves„—Dr, Gear, ge, (9latchford and ,daa,,ghter, Mrs. Og- den of Clinton, lith,„ lir. . Frank Ilford and Airs. Hector Blatch- i•)rti ut' Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown;.—irs, Witmer !and Mrs. Kaiser iof Togronito visiited `.urs. Hudson and :AIrs. Troyer.—Miss • N. be Baird of ;Toronto is the. guest :.i e,Ir% and Mrs. Harry Arnold,--1'P;ss >hlrt of W,i dsor visited last weiek with qtr. Andrew Johnstonl.—Mr,aat.d '.Ire. (h P _Marshall, w,ha have been holidaying at AZorrisburg and Smith's Pails, have returned home, — Miss 1laggie Fee .of Buffalo is visiting her parents, Mr; and Mrs Water Fee for a few weeks.—The Misses Hud- son, of Marlette, Mich., are renewing acquaintances in and around Hensall. r --Miss Ida Dick after a visit With her mother and sister, Il'eft last Wednes- day for a visit with friends in New 1?avtario; before ;leaving for the west. —Mrs. E. Raninie is in 1•Ionitreal where she will visit her dal{ ghter, Airs. Pais- ley for a few ,we!ekst Mount Carmel Mr. John O'I ta. attended the fun- eral of his sister, Mrs!. Margaret Nip - hot at Grand ltapsas, iMich.,.i ast week Miss Estella Kelly (of Detroit re- turned home on Monday, after spend- ing an enjoyable time with her friend Miss Eileen O'Rourke of K siva Viiss Annie Doyle of London call- ed on friends (here on ,Sunday. Mr. Cornelius Rowland accompanied by his two daughters of Merril, Mich. are visiting the format's bnoltheir!s bere. Mrs. Cahill accomipaned by her daughter of Winnipeg and s+oei Leo of Chatham visited the former's un- cle .P, Su11 wan tfor a' few days last week. Mr and Mrs. Kennedy of Detroit motored here last week and will visit the latter's brothers, M,ess•rs. Ed. and James Carroll. 1V/r. and Mrs. Alonzo McCann ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mc- Cann and Miss Jane attended the fun- eral of their ,cousin, the late Mirth Barney Cuna.iry gham at Ild•ertan on Friday. • CLINTON—Daniel Livermore re- aefved fatal injuries ` whexa " he was burie. by a fall of rock `an the hydro canal at Nit gara :Fags- an Aug. 28. He *lied a,f w hams later. The re- mains were take'•to'' Clinton for burial.= , i4 -. , - : `--•roc.-..,;r -.:. • .... PARKHILL.—A pretty wedding took, place at ;they home' (of Mr and Mrs, M' .Fe{n*i of Parkhill `on Augtiist 23r3; at moon, when theirdaugQn'Ie_Itf, Ruth Irene and John E. tctvrife of Lenora were united lin mairniage. A Seamless Oven EVENTY years' experience in stere and range building infallibly guided MeClary's to correct principles in constructing their Electric Range oven. Heat for the oven of a coal, or wood range is generated in the fire pot and conducted to the oven. Heat for the oven of a gas range is generated frorn an open, oxygen -consuming flame. Heat for an electric range oven is generated from are element inside the oven. That means you can economize in electric current, can turn it down to "low" or "medium" and still maintain the temperature of the oven, as the heat is held in the oven until the door is opened. McCIay Electric Range Heated air exerts pressure. This air pressure will force va- pors and odors through any kind of joint or seam, and lodge there in the insulating packing between, the outer and inner walls of the oven. So McClary's make the inside of their Electric ovens in one piece, without a joint or seam. No vapor can be forced into the lining, and no heat is lost McClary's Electric Range,— the ange— the range of reliability and dur- ability. Public Utilities Commission EXETER FAIR MOND' AND TUESDAY Sept. 19 and 20. Wonderful Exhibits of Horses, Cattle, Pigs Sheep, Boots, Vegetables, Fruits, Ladies' Work, Etc. .xr Trials of Speed 2.30 Trot or Pace 2.20 Trot or Pace . . a. Purse $150 Purse $250 Exeter:. Band in Attendance CONCERT A. G. McCulloch, Concert Cothpan3 of Loi3 don.. THOS. HUNKIN, Pres.. ,. 'T. S. WOODS, Treas. R. G. SELDON, Sec.