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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-9-15, Page 4TheExeter Advocate l Sanders & Creech, Proprietors' Subscription Price -In advance $1.50 ger year in Canada; S2.U1l in the Hxtite.I States, All subscriptions not paid in advance 50e. extra charged, ADVERTISING RATES Dispay^ Advertising -;Made enowu apple:adorn. Stray Animals -One insertion SOc., tieree insereo s $1.00. • Min:teaneves ardrles of not more chest five lines, For Sale, To Rent. Wanted, each assertion 50e. Lost and Fotlnd, locals 2,5c. an insertionn. Local reading notices, etc,, 10e. ,per lyse. per insertion. No notice less than 25e:, Card of Thanks 5i c. • Auction Sales $3 for one insertion art. $1,50 for each subsequent in- ertion is ursder five inches in length ega'. adv ert"eaing 10... and 5c. a line Farm or Real Estate for sale 50e azh insertion, for one month of four ie.sertions tela'ReDol, SE Greenway •?1r in errs. Eccleston t sated a Mr and efts. ot 1> , • .sift,:- been holidaying w th her par encs, .lir, and e'irs. E. MkPnaxn '->t- \'-^. John Love and 1i', `l P.an e fires' West last week—,lee. and Mrs. .A e tardson • have • been visiting inFor- • e-•Schools opened last Tuesday,. wee , Tisa Baird of Cha.thani, llizs. :eery- ore Toronto and Miss Hobbs of, era la's n charge. -Mrs. Roy Shp . g,d at London. is visiting. with her e; ei.:xts y r &nd sirs. 12. 'England. ▪ l_zs : ners Sunday ea the: Methodist Bund ty School on the 4th i•nst., wan wee. attended. Miss Ly-dta Sherret of 'lets gave a very interesting account • .her +rota, among the Chinese. - Neer Sun lay is anniversary day infthe Meth :g st Clhurch. The pastor, Rev. 13 W '. .hams, B. Ax, will preach in •'terra an :at 2.30, and Rev. L. ! Hie of Parkhill, la the evenieg '.3'r. Oa Tuesday evening 20th Zs, ,, the annual Harvest Hone, will be held. Hot dinner and a good pre - M. -Dr and firs. W. 7.. Weekes of C anion were guests at A. M. WEI- recently, -A large •number from e -e are attending Western Fair ties .xeek...-.\,1r. and .Mrs. S. Tufts, ole and etre Trueman Tufts and Mrs. Grand Bend • .a hwood newt v;site:l at W. J. Brown's last vve: ,-err, and efts. e. L. Amos of eernisiey were guests of Mr. and errs. Re_rWeleb e ee: trop :s d last week with Mr. i »isms reF Bled civ as pr pipe., and elenee T Edmesten earl 1'. Cement .`t_, ee istants - Nies. R. J. Amen:ems of e-on.ifan n enc tihe w ek-en.1 in town with rel- atves, Miss Keine of Mi eltney ;,i ,zi in*r Iia Messrs Reid, Ed`gh.aif'r 'i Son tt' >e:zson. Mervyn Tiernan "s 4 t'ra1'ne S heel at Exeter and Czar :+- agfia at ParlilL +i�ss t.ueee sterner, five etre penned Ye see, intpre ne slowly, after her tea;11v illness. ;firs Ea -a Guenther is visiting to In- g,rrsoll at present. Quite a na.tnber from here ane'' title venek. atteretng London Feu.. 'Miss Liken who has been vieitieg Mr. ;,,,;1 Ors. Rutherford. •return d to *Guelph Monday. Ma, .law and fendlt haver reeturct tl to Toronto, tier. How has been r.- licvinE at the Bank. of Comflt.rce ler Rev* Jehn Oestre a ser oa Naper- v ole, 111,, occupied the pulpat in the `Everagelieal Church Sunday evening. Mr and Mra. Lau:s $$teppler and daughter oz Theisen.'r and Mss. Ern Thacker and daughter of h ':l=I. fi C., ..hent the week -end with Mr., and \1's. lights iKtlntU MI the 14th ,eoncenersat t Lucan fe,v days in London last week sirs', Feu*. Allis'er moved to St. ''Marys tact Thursday. -Mr. J. W. Holt, Mrs( Frank Statten, Mrs,. Lovie and JQo Over event to Sarnia Fr dee to see Mr. \earl;. Wild wha is dangerously i 1, -fir, H. Hamilton, is all s:th"es these days, a sora, having arriv- e .l on Sept. 3 - sir. Sam. Carriere left shart time age far .Toronto --School (alerted Tu.sday with :Miss Slade and '4„se A. Babb as teachers. -err,. and 'qrs. Charles Page, who have been vis - gang, the fornmer's parents, returned to thee. home In Entre:A Saturday. eelr. Len Foliiick was here last week put- t'ng up a cottage ;n \1r, Walker's Park -lir, H. and children and Mr. 13rtice Bassenbcrry went to Lon- don Fan :Monday --ear. Bruce Tiede - men. and Mins Gertrude Devine were 1s,ete1 in marriage at Exeter en Tues- day a*ernoon, Rev; A. A. "Trumps {{ hateng performed the ceremony. The yoting couple wile. .lava the best ((3tieshes of their friends. Zurich. .aloe «:s t olrs. Rd_ I+albfl4:sch >i *r are spendrig a few- weeees w'th re,a;:cep 'h - re. 'd.ss L. Roese, vt o ti!)eat the past t ual: weeks with Mrs. C. L. 'ikfntih, returnel to h'r .conte at M ite',"ton.-\Irs. H. slags; :tn,'1 Mrt.. n 3tu'hler have returned to Detrot ateer v siteig iriend% here. ---Messrs. Lloyd Ka.btleisch, Theo Wagn'r and Albert Deters left last week for the Wetvrlee seminary, it be•atg the first ', e it ! zr 'the two latter students. - The Ford ear of ear. Har -y Rose e•o.- 1 den with a buggy driven by Mr. Du- n t arme n Drysdale, on Sunday- even- :ng abut entire west di Zurich. The imiggy es 1,51,tal wret'k. Luckily no P*,ee was injured. --lir. and Mrs. A, lie';r1 were v:si0rs at Detroit. Airs,• .,Or(, who had been here for the past sumtner went also taws tar as D=tro.t. w eere sh ' will remain for the wet- ter ,1.5i Gladys lselick, who had be.' 1 at F "eon for for a few weeks, ietureed beet: with her parents. Hensall. :firs, Jos. G:1¢illan has °a4 as ed sur- Mr. Hatted -Drummond of :►totuton fi:iently to be able to return from the N. B , is v;s: ng has parents, Mr, and itosAttai.-�trs. Jas. �1an:ey dans g;ontt :qrs. T. O. rtunmtutd,-leis. L. 11c- West to spen^i `the wintery wi,t our luny who has been sp ndtltg the va', ilaubht:r and stns. .Ir. ti fn. cat.oai with her parents, Mr. and hi been off duty, owing to xllrt:as,,-„ 1 Firs. Wm ,her where she bas returned to firs C)rme is vx rtxttg; her sister, :lits. • ' \ xtdsor, will resume her :lure:(. in St, t_atharnes.-gait, �ti e11, threes as teacher. -Mrs T. O. Drum- Rellins has moved to Strathroy, when!, mond ,who has been v Sit nb in To•• be will go into business -'vire errors ranee, :has returned home, She was trd Fox spent a few holidays ht To- e,„_„,13„. waxied ther'l er an t Zits`. L. roma, St, Catharines and Buffalos s, Vet. a Moncton, N. B., who will Mrs. J P. Wray tat Toronto and :vers. v,sit "here tor a t$lm -Rev. A. R. E. W. Scott of St, Thomas spent a e the with 'Misses Lee. -tilt, Garrett intends leaving town in taw days wit curd ;\Irs R. A. C. Agar of 'Duval: fe v weeks for Forest, where he w311 Sask. visited at the home of the: form- be:ome rector of the Anglican church er's sister,efrs. A. W. Webb last week of that place at a greatly increased -The many friends of lire Waite b3,117, ."Ir. Garrett has been rector for nearl Coursey will regret to learn of les f�m t v gra Pausan3hdulringere time the serious illness. About two years ago church has !made splendid prob rasa he :injured his back while at a bare raising and he never recovered from! Mrs.\W F. PuB blot of Arcola, Sask. tette Sa J town O •• Cr cn are the effects. 'the guests. of el-. and Mrs. Jas. Bons ",hronn:.-ells. Alice Dou"all of Detroit b McGillivray who has been visitor her mother, eller W. Dougall and sister, lire. el. R. STEPHEN COUNCIL. The council of the Township of Stephen convened in the Town Hull, Crediton. on Tuesday, the 0th day of September, 1321, at 1 p.m.P 1l members were present. The tlllifutes of leo previous meeting were read and adopted. P'enhale---Hayes: Tllat bylaw Aro. `i, 71, to levy taxes on the lands and buildings in the Township of Ste- plten, having been read -three times, be passed and signed by the reeve and clerk and the seal a�f the core 1/oration attached thereto. Carried. Webb -Hayes: That the follow- ing grants be made to the school fairs to be bold in the nutnicipality: Crediton $25: Grand Bend $20 and Dashwood S15. Carried. The reeve read a letter and ac- count received from Ezra Qestreieh- er re: damages to. his automobile. The courted ordered salve to be filed. A number of orders were passed. The council adjourned. to meet a- gain in Crediton on Monday, the 3rd day of October. 1921, at 1 p.m. Henry Silber, Clerk. Whalen Mrs, Earl Johnston spent a few days at the home of her parents, Thanes Road, last week. -Nis, Wm. Tookey spent the week -end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunning. -Percy poster was in London on Saturday. -Mrs. Geo. Squire, Jr., has begin confined to her'room through !illness for a couple of•days.-Mr. and sirs. F. SquSre attended the ,ball game at Lucan on Saturday, -Mitt and Mrs, e. :sl Clarence. spent Sunday with the former's parents.-ll'ss Elsie Gun- reng is spending a few, days with her sister, Mrs, Percy Passmore, Thames ''Roa1.-Mr and Mrs. Wilson Morley - spent Sunday at Kirkton. Child Stung by Bees, -The little Re,uee, has returated,--Miss Floss's 'two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs yen cal, re'urn„ i horn:, after a very R.ebt Cunningham met with a, very efetsaa, holiday in Gloucester, Ph 1- pa.ntul and distressing accident On i'1 Atlan•i_c C;ty and Toronto. stallation of Hydro on their farms for 1 light anti power will increase- the value uhf then property aad will prova a great labor saving to the women, es- :,e'ally, who have a heavy share V the work to do, . As far as Crediton is concerned, very f'eware agairist the be,.ng (installed,. Al We le want is the - support ot the rural districts, $o that enough farmers on :the line will take the power to bring it .here. The fol- lowing in the committee, who will call to se: you before long: - Cons. 1 to 5--W( R. Elliott, George Penhale, Nelson Baker„ Cons., 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11: Frani;; Coughlin, Wm, 1,iorlock, Gernetl3ill Cons. 12, 13, 14, and, 15 -Alex, Neel), John Hayes, Isaiah Tetreau. etedxton--Chas, Zwicker, Dan,. McIs- eac, Fred Heist. Grand Bend -Bruce Bossenberry, Cy- rus Green, John Ross. Dashwood to Grand Bend -Wm. Turn- bull, Frect Willert, Arthur Baker. The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical Church will serve home-made baking an Saturday afternoon and evening in Otto Ewald's Store. THE WAVES AND THE CHILD By Marion F, Woods, aged 14 Little waves coming un to shore, One by one, still more and more, Running up lightly, hand in hand, To. kiss the pebbles on the strand. "Little waves, with your joyous play Come, Oh 1 come, a while to stay With us and roam the evide world o'er Where"er we please by ,sea er sheret" "But we cannot, will not stay Ever en the sea we ,play,. Never on the shore we ,,roam, Only on the billowy foam." alar last week. The little riledfol- el;,ss Reynolds rete-n°d to Calgary O public 3n e:.=r Inlay came _n centro with a cerl t, gaff. ,Some, Ob child! with us, Oh! come, b_. nest. The bees, wheel were of Come to share our wild free home, a vie us sort attackel the child in great. :umbers and stung her severely en the hands, face, head and net k be - ,tare her screams reached the ears of her parents, on sting almost enter- ing the eye. At first it was thought the result might prove serious, but _she is now recovering nicely. I Tuffia of Staffs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. y �— Pollen, of Exeter visited Sunday at Crediion Mr. W. Poker's. -Mr. and ;vers'. Amos Darling and family of L'leury, Mr. and Mrs. F. 1-Iunkin of Exeter and Mr. and. Mrs, W McLaren and Ruby of !Cromarty visited ;Sunday at Mr. At Hunk:( s.. -Mss Ada .Miller of Staffa spent the week -end with her sister, efrs, Milton Hodgert.-if.iss Jessie 1 lIadg•ert visited Sunday in Exetee.- dr. and . Mrs. Robt. Duncan, and Jean' visited Sunday at Mr. T. Hunkrn's. ler ed her father out to the field and to, rettxm_ her duties on the Farquhar ';uch great joy alone is life, Care none is, for joy is rife." "'Waves, I crave your life so free, Ever on. the boundless sea, Silo filling .is 'the order of thz day, But at home I atilt must stay," -Mis C Harden rvielted last week Then they bath want on their way. in the yellager-`1r• and. Mrs, Geo Lady Bette. in. titer p•zblic address in Ottawa. urges women and girls to, help needy brothers this winter. Harry Kaban, Transcona, Man-, found by police hanging from bed- post when they went to serve a awn - Mons for assault, w. Mrs. Chas. T. Shepard, formerly of St. Catharines, doubly bereaved, her mother of that city and her husband of Niagara Falls, N.Y,, eTing within 24 hours. AFriend of theFamily 'Over fifty years agip a young physician .practiced- widely in Pennsylvania and became famous for his uniform success in the curing of disease. This was Dr. R. V. Pierce, who afterwards estab- lished himself in Buffalo, N.Y., and :placed one of his prescriptions, which he called "Golden Medical: Discovery," in the drug stores in the United States and Canada, so that the public could easily obtain this remarkable tonic, corrective, and blood -maker. Dr. Pierce manufactured this "Discovery" from roots and barks without alcohol—a corrective remedy, the ri ig redients of which nature had • put. in the fields and forests, for keeping us healthy. Introduce Pure red blood into the system, •snd health is. assured. When you ifeel run-down, out of sorts,. -blue .des nde t.:y trthe ever iz . po n y , � , r e ing influence.ofthI:s reliable tone._ You can o1'tain Golden Medical " :Discovery in tablet or liquid; form at all drug stores, or send 10c for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Buffalo, N. Y. McGillivray. Council ,x, Coned! ' met pursuant,,:t;,o adjourn- ment: in Town Hall, 'eels &illivray', on Sept. 5. A1'members present. The , reeding of minutes of last meeting was deferred until next meeting of On motion of Lewis and A11ison accounts'"' rnenntzng to $1903.00 were oredered to be oaird. Allinson--Lewis-That By-law No. 7 of 1921, to levy the following rates ter 1921 :-County , 6.66 ;mills; Township,. 4,6 mills; General school rate 3.91 mills on the 5 eel the amounts required Lor public and separate schools, as per trustees requisition, be read a 1•hirel time and nassea.-Carried, Nickles -Maguire --That the cam-. ntuelcation of Gladman, & Stanbury regarding the claim pf Noah Stibbons and others' fdr 'damages by reason of the alleged flooding ,of their lands, be feel as this council does not consider any respearebil:!`•y rests . with the Towashlp of McGillivray forTh said c lar mea..damag e,=• Carri; xi, The. Council ;then, adyourn,ed to meet ;v tee Town Hall Oct. 3,,et 1 o'clock. J. D. Drummond,, Clerk. vert ,, •• -i.. '4, 4000 LOSS Clandeboye, Sept 12 -Fire (sae' p_e.teiy destroyed al large elevator, owfesl, 11'y the'' U; Fr 0: early, 'ell';; morning, The blaze started about 2.30 The.. los:. will -he about '54,000 ' MONDAY. Floods in Texan take bl.g tall. of life, Charlie Chaplin Is London crowd's hero, Sinn Fein envoys make three train demands, Fatty Arbuckle, movie sear:. charg- ed with murder:' N. Y. Giants gained ti+,e lead in the National League. Major F. J. Munn. well-known To - recite physician. Is dead. Herber: Rutelesre fisherman, be=` Tiered drowned off Meaford. France may provide a building ter exhibits at Toronto Exhibition. Jan Dryden, ex Warden, .4t'Hast- Ings, dies at Deseranto. aged 66. Twenty -tour people at Chester, 0„ drown when bridge breaks. Joie Ray established a new Cana- dian record for the mile run. A, T. Balfour says ail big powers consent essential to disarmament. John Spence, oldest surveying ex - alderman, Toronto, dies, aged 91. The Toronto baseball team divided on Saturday and lost twice Sunday. Jews formally open synagogue in former Congregational Church, Tor- onto, Chas. Sargent, ex -reeve of Heidi - mend Township, fatally kicked by a horse. Premier Meighen may announce dissolution of Parliament on .Thurs- day in Toronto. Government Iiquor stores to be established at Dawson, White Horse, and Mayo, Y.T. A fleet of 24 grain shipe, carrying more than six miilIon bushels, is on way down lakes together. Jos. L. Fielding, promteent Guelph merchant. dropped dead on entering lawn bowling greens Saturday. Letter postage between Canada and other parts of the Empire to be four cents, including war tax. The Duke of Devonshire made his first public appearance on a platform since his return from Canada on Sat- urday at Darleydale. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. on Lat 8, Coin. 1, Stephen, one mile north of Centralia, on TUESDAY, OCT. 4th, 1921 W, 3. Smith, Prop. F. Taylor, Auct A Hodgins, Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hatat, Mr. and Mrs Geo Finkbeiner and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Feist WCr.e inn Gederich last We_ieesday, where they attended the Fair,. This is London Fair weak. Quite a number will go to the city to transact their business and see the sights at the Fair. , ..:.Emerson Weneel is having the rear of his shop renovated to prepare it :for a dwelling. Mrs. Ewald bas had al veranda built to'.the front of her house. The Special Committee appointed to superintend the Athletic Field are ;repaving to ,put the field in .shape this fall by plowing and levelling it and besides will put up ear fence and plant trees to make. the ;field a credit to the commuinty1, Mrs. Christian Heist was in Ches-, ning, elich„ last week attending a re- m:ion of the Schwalns family.' , Garnet Sweitzer's many friends are glad do see. him around again, after his operation. f.r. and •Mrs. Kelso of Detroit are v:.siting Mr. and Mrs(. John Geiser. Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Sambalook are spending a few days in Brampton,. 1 A meeting of the ratepayers of the Tave sh p, who are iin'terested•; .•rn He- dro, was held :,n the Town, Hall last Thursday night. A. good number . was in attendance and all were keenly in- terested in in-terested-in the addresses givee,by Mr. Westin, of .the Hydro Coimml,sseen, To- tont_, and eLt. Doee,r of Exeter., A certaini amount of doubt is in the mends' of our ;People whether the scheme will ga''through on account of oe tain, provisions being necessary bye lore power can. ,be delivered to Credi Itc',.•. , A,. good live. committee, has been . a, portle;i, themembeLs oaf .w>ieg'h, will l call frA�'^ tlxe ,el}f%erent :l aR,s 'making a canvas,. Ilia is art ,gpportu'ii ty which Should lot be turned down, The Goe- ernmenteis ipayiagee0 per hent. of the construction:and, no gear -Attlee is ev- en. that this :bonus will continue. Our neeple should cons.d,ef that the lin- AUCTION SALE The Real Flavour of the genuine "GREEN" Tea is in ever. yr packet oi.--- PP BA" GREEN TEA "°" Superior to the best Japans, Gunpowder or Young Hyson. . Sample Free—Salada, Toronto. Of VALUABLE FARM LAND In the matter 'of the Estate of Rob- ert Leathern,, plate of the City of Lan•ion. in the County and Middleslex Gentleman, deceased, and of the Dev- olution of Estates Act and Amending Acts . The Canada Trust Company, the Administrator of the above Estate., will offer for sale by Public Auction. on SATURDAY, OCT. 1st, 1921 at 1 o'clock p.m., the. following val- uable'elarm land, - LOT NO. •15, ,in the Second Con- cession of the Towalship, of a Stephen; in the County of Huron, containing! One Hundr_w Acres, more or lass,. There is no more productive land. in the Township of Stephen, e,n,d up- on it is •erected a commode -sue two, story frame house and two good bank barna. This farm is well fenced and drained, has a nice orchard, s spring creek with water ell the ,year round; fine for stock; has fifteen acres seed- ed d - ed down, all the fall ploughing is done, and there are teen acres oaf fall wheat. The above- sale will take place on the premises. TElteee.-Land will be sold in one ,parcel, subject tee reserve bid, fin- ed by the Official Guardian of In- fants for Ontario, 10 ;per cent ,of the purchase money to ,be paid on day of sale, the balam;cte •to be ,paid into the Canadian Bank Of Commerce, to the joint credit' of the Administrator and the Official Guardian, within thirty days thereafter. Posse -alert given on theist day of April, 1922. Terr ell, ether respects the terms will. bp the standing conditions of the S, preane Court of Ontario,. ' Fee, fu'rthe'r particulars apply to F We Harcourt, KO' ' Official Guar - diem. ;Toronnte - The „Canada Trust Cont 'eny,' London; the Administrator eft. mho Estate- of the -late Robeet Lea borax, >;Jonathant' eathoiri, It. R, No, 8, Londan, or to 1 - THOS CAMERON . Auctioneer, 'Exeter ISAAC R. CARLING, Venders'" Solicitor, Exeter,, Ontario. ta, Incorporated in 1855 ,CAPITAL RESERVE $9,900,000 Oyer 130 Branches THE MOLSONS BANK The cost of living is falling, also the price of food stuff. This necessitates increas' d production. Produce more and deposit your surplus 4n The Molsons Bank, where it will be ready for any call and yet be. earning interest, EXETBR, BRANOI'I T, S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch. FALL FAIRS Ailsa Craig; London ........ .,,,..,., Sent, 10-17 Mitchell Parkhill Scot. 22-23 St. Marys Sent 20-21 ,.SeSentn'( 22- 27.2328 Bayfield Seut 27-2E Seaforth ........ ........• Sept 22-23 Blyth ,..... ,., .,,,,,,.., Sent 22.23 Stratford .,,,,, Sent, 19-21 Exeter ..,Sent 19-20 Tendford Sent 29-30 Goderich ., Sent 6-8 Brussels ....,..., ,..,,,,.,. Sept. 15-16 Ilderton Sent 30 Wingham • .... Sept 27-28 Kirkton Oct. 6-7 Zurich ,.....,....,Sept 21-22 YOUR BOY AND GIRL SHOULD BE EDUCATED TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES. This modern progressive school afters every facility for preper'ng young men and women for the best position. Individual instruction. Lowest tuition fees. Thoroughly efficient courses in Shorthand,. Type- writing. Bookkeeping, and general business subjects taught by capable, experienced teachers in the latest and most approved methods It will pay you to investigates, Join our Fall Clewes now. Artreee The O'Brien Business College, London 351 Rickmead St. (South of King St,) London W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial Specialist, Principal. E SELL G1LSON'id/4 FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE' DOMINANT IN QUAL• ITT 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 Saes 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. Let it Pity for itself. Its economy and depend- ability have made it the biggest selling en- - gine in Canada. Let as demonstrate on your farm. HYLO SYLO The Hylo Sylo insures sweet. fresh, succulent en- silage down to the Last forkful. It is built to'last. indefinitely. a Exclusive patentedx-features of de- sign and .,eons true tion explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating farmer. Pays for itself in the first season, Then year after year. pays,. 100 per cent. profit on , your investment: Can you beat it? "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers were sold in Canada last year 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 propel time, when your corn has the greatest feeding value. THE GILSON SPREADER Manure is the best !fertilizer. You have it. Use it! The best Manure Spreader made is the Gilson,' Why? It has a •wide spread. It is low down. It has light draft. It will take a real load. Itis free from clutches, gears and all complicated parts. • • Call and nee our nearest dealer, name below. He will save and make you money on the equipment illustreted'tand on Cason Thresh He Tractors. Wood Saws, Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc.Write for CatalogQ. Made in Canada au¢ Guaranteed Ly GILSON MFG. CO., Limited '.. ` GUELPH, ONT. , Call and See%Near st D ealer'•rr; 5'",`1;;t./P Oran S. Winer,Crediton, nOnt. .. The Best Way .. TONT' aisle loss b���! e `' ' in your otters. Young .11/4 ,. Money Orders issued by this .. safe and convenient way your out -of -ton .naccounts. Our 'Felice caste .niche theta without*. sante eon as Post Oeliee or .. r. WE WELCOME YOUR BUSINESS THE CANADIAN BANK fi _. OF COI'�1C _ PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND $ 15,000,0'00 EXETER BRANCH, F A. Chapman, Manager. , Dank a1 paying tf 1qo, Incorporated in 1855 ,CAPITAL RESERVE $9,900,000 Oyer 130 Branches THE MOLSONS BANK The cost of living is falling, also the price of food stuff. This necessitates increas' d production. Produce more and deposit your surplus 4n The Molsons Bank, where it will be ready for any call and yet be. earning interest, EXETBR, BRANOI'I T, S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch. FALL FAIRS Ailsa Craig; London ........ .,,,..,., Sent, 10-17 Mitchell Parkhill Scot. 22-23 St. Marys Sent 20-21 ,.SeSentn'( 22- 27.2328 Bayfield Seut 27-2E Seaforth ........ ........• Sept 22-23 Blyth ,..... ,., .,,,,,,.., Sent 22.23 Stratford .,,,,, Sent, 19-21 Exeter ..,Sent 19-20 Tendford Sent 29-30 Goderich ., Sent 6-8 Brussels ....,..., ,..,,,,.,. Sept. 15-16 Ilderton Sent 30 Wingham • .... Sept 27-28 Kirkton Oct. 6-7 Zurich ,.....,....,Sept 21-22 YOUR BOY AND GIRL SHOULD BE EDUCATED TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES. This modern progressive school afters every facility for preper'ng young men and women for the best position. Individual instruction. Lowest tuition fees. Thoroughly efficient courses in Shorthand,. Type- writing. Bookkeeping, and general business subjects taught by capable, experienced teachers in the latest and most approved methods It will pay you to investigates, Join our Fall Clewes now. Artreee The O'Brien Business College, London 351 Rickmead St. (South of King St,) London W. J O'BRIEN, Commercial Specialist, Principal. E SELL G1LSON'id/4 FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE' DOMINANT IN QUAL• ITT 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 Saes 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. Let it Pity for itself. Its economy and depend- ability have made it the biggest selling en- - gine in Canada. Let as demonstrate on your farm. HYLO SYLO The Hylo Sylo insures sweet. fresh, succulent en- silage down to the Last forkful. It is built to'last. indefinitely. a Exclusive patentedx-features of de- sign and .,eons true tion explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating farmer. Pays for itself in the first season, Then year after year. pays,. 100 per cent. profit on , your investment: Can you beat it? "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers were sold in Canada last year 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 propel time, when your corn has the greatest feeding value. THE GILSON SPREADER Manure is the best !fertilizer. You have it. Use it! The best Manure Spreader made is the Gilson,' Why? It has a •wide spread. It is low down. It has light draft. It will take a real load. Itis free from clutches, gears and all complicated parts. • • Call and nee our nearest dealer, name below. He will save and make you money on the equipment illustreted'tand on Cason Thresh He Tractors. Wood Saws, Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc.Write for CatalogQ. Made in Canada au¢ Guaranteed Ly GILSON MFG. CO., Limited '.. ` GUELPH, ONT. , Call and See%Near st D ealer'•rr; 5'",`1;;t./P Oran S. Winer,Crediton, nOnt. ..