HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-10-6, Page 4bride, 'Soria Wilson and Margaret
The Exeter Advocate' Celelnan, aeteet as flower girls .and
- were daintily gowned in white oga-
& Creeeh. Proprietors cly. The &repent's gifts to the brides-
Reeser:le-gen peeeene eeeege st ee maid and 'pianist were bar pins set
Pee year in Canada; Se.00• the, 'with brilliants and to the flower
United States% All subscriptione not girls, brooches, to the gi•oomsaian,
teed le advance 50e. xtre eharged." a tiepin. The young couple received
" many beautiful aud useful gifts, W-
ens/0y Adverttising-Made known •eluding money. Following the cere-
ort appleation. molly and signing of the register, a
Stray Animals -One iesertion 50c.,, sumptuous dinner was served. Mr.
three insereioas $1.0. and alrs. Rinker, amid showers of
Mieeelaneous artecles of not mere! cores -eel aud rice, left on the 9:50
0'4 li•ve R"1, train for liointe west. the bride tra-
Wanted. eaoh insertioa •5L)e. Lost and . We.
t.
veiling m a suit of navy tricotine
Poirte eleals 25e. an insertioo.
Lee. reegi,ea „leases. etc., sea _per: and maroon plush hat. On their re-
line per ineertion, No notioe less 2 turn they will reside at their apaet-
thaa e of Thanks 5 I menus in thee Durand block. Front
25 Cerd 0e
Airt.on S4e4 SS foe one insertion street.
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and Vele for eazh subsequent in ,
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serteen. aye incim leogth
Lege' all:era-eine 10e. and 5e. a line
Farm or Real Estate for sale 50e.
each insertion for one month of foui
insertions
THCRSISAY, OCT.
Centralia
Mr.- rit. Coravel f',)7
toe weak ne loen after his farming
lete7. see
aeariee2 shipmen: of cattle are lea.v-
:TT teeatralia Wednesday for ele. Ole
'k!'. merke.a
The ladees. of the 47041gr.,4,1.i..!pa bare
Dashwood • 6,4 geese far the fawi ;up-
, eer • to'. here .4 -re Tharstley
: • serree, teal wise tire leeeng tIte ear-
,
P.. A. -Seeta, dr:wetter ,ale. and Mrs.
Ilesearo. me. a., e, penal) aese-
ieigir Saturday when a, wateon be-
! beeleel out of :lie beret serest the
. . .
°et- .eve. oeuseres: sers,:eta neer!. tolter
I - " •
Th BOyei .and, 'Airs.. W. Bow-
!..)14-1,vi, 1,1st w7.6
Mr,. Chasimart,„wit•e iees
Onawa raised with
b 'b, • • "seer. ; Meriert lest !Neel;
eaer
or neav:-ese th ir
• 71,6111.! ea Lore -Ion
et- .1.71 i "'S. a.„?. 1,0sloo et
• iesee, erel 1. M-, C. RiskereetN
• re- Mo3aas
...ease; eael tear tee dese.; owing.
g.34.• pitp.ts tip --Ili,
w,:t hai been
Mr. and 'Zane Were Snider are 'this.
'week viei:ing in Toronto.
Mr. Clifford pferf Seratia.
visitor rri town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tielliaall
weelieend etratrord.
Mrs. R Heater and Mee. Williern
Kleinstiver visited in Stratforl !feet
week,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Met'ortniek, of
Dridgeburg. are visiting wail Mrs.
F. !tatter.
Mr. teeir Keeler:nen lee. laet weelt
ter (Nebel ;sleeve ee will atienta tire
Mr. and Mrs. Art peer, Twee,
ford were Seeiiiiie teseoee au town
Maze Tillie Eiders of letteheuer ie
vting her st.-r Mr. 3111
ten 3V.;rklco.' afternorie 1',
eeie eeees aerea incovarine iefe-
brit eiree Venni Mernar wee $ooner
eu :one% aril eter. eitd tool
neaseely while co teie,„. wee. eteeeet
ee.• was aatilv shaken up.
Lumley
tz. a a, t re Inet;t5o:Fao.-.4 •I•n Thee -
Mr ad Egoetr %V.47; vi'"1'."-C %h..' sneers soneel easitea 4i:
it, tee Evaneelieal Sandav seated on-- eLs.,
'morn Jr.g- A. nee; .a.:M4 ree4
Sees. Seeinhese epee; a rtete otee- e :veer. end nes tiak
4.4v--4 %1st Iv'ri Parlihin,
mle ;old Mr", r_ and . •-.hi; were insuall st.te:
feanie Monitaam worq, woel«.-02id r.t'..r-n, beneey-
-ee sett an,1 01 J. brialst
voetees title vieilailly Ars ash; .141
rf tstilItine.r.,t.ttle,..8,;!itl- .4° 41.4)01 Le.., -.)7l
cs1tr iir
,71. obta
Sarnia Iaet week. Ilear rieresel Cass Certeteee.e eith hun-'
Mrs, John A. Prer paF.sed away . or, about a year ago, be.,
at Iter Iten, byre ..•n Monday after a ,h:o to. eciairee.e her eduautegt she
lineereag itinees or perriieious oesee ,h- pist ;sear at horns% The fun-
atmemta. e"..4 WIrZt. a:id Satu-d4 w h' ,it was
ile%des her orrowing husband .1-40'3'a 111-.1i T • zna ns we're
she leave,s to mourn. one dant l':415'111loae4=InOtelY,
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mane vesurate steilere
Mrs. Herb. Wurrn. and one saees ow
era ,-21 be
nearenve. The reillaitiS were laid to eeeene. Feesefen a, hasalways ials.
rest in the Bronson Line Cemetery ea. ate nretionert. pre he tall young
oa Thursday. Rev. P. Graupner of11-'ee,eireles eitteh sympathy is
tor he- s,er, fie:ears, and
her Onis „hr, :Paso her
sparsd n.expeetsen
,e rte. bes. ineile'al se: iCar 42er
A vi•ry prime September wedding 4 RQ NICA!!SWr ee Exeter
was solemnized Wednesday after- ere a et 41 a very feellag sermon for
noon at four o'clorer at the home •of the bsreeved :heir tene of sadness.
ane :sirs, Nuell f
Mr. and :Mrs. R. Morden of Sarnia, Jahn oGoder-
in the preser.ee of. eevy.nve invited e".: !tee% hiee neYine a tareweil v's-
gu sts, when Mrs. Morden's taQ:r 2 a Linelen befoee
Mary Josephine Ellartt. eame the
bride of Herbert Hartman Itinker, se,. s, e ales
Lev. J. R. Ilan officiating. To the
etreins of the Bridal Chorus played
by her sister. Mildred Elliott, the
bride entered the parlor on the arm
of her father looking very charming
in a gown of white georgette and
satin. with bridal veil and orange
blossoms and earying a bouquet., of
Ophelia roses and orchids. She wore
the groom's gift, a string of pearls.
She was attended by her sister Bea-
trice. who was gowned in pink geor-
gette. carrying a bouquet of sweet
peas and carnations. The groont was
supported by his brother Edwin, of
Dashwood. Two little nieces of the
ceasing.
RINKER-ELLIOTT.
Saintsbury
The GirlsBranch of the W. A.
me: a, th heato of Mess Ida Atkin -
'Sol on Sember 29h, being zhe
last meeting with her, prior to her
resrr:a'ge, and presented her wait a
beetzteut silver ‘caseercile and an ap-
uroneete addr>ss en -s Aknii bas
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be n vera,getive n auxliary and Sun-
day Sclititiel work and veal be much
messed. .
..e.reetage very interesting event tcok
taiaCe c.a Presay serseene,,e nee._ eael
at he homa of er_es Ida Aitkere,oa.
bride elft.t, when. her Sunday Sehool
Cain, Me' and-- h
When
Grandmother
Was a Girl
/100P skirts were
II worn by thosewho
first asked the druggist
for, and insisted on
having, the genuine
Golden. Medical Discovery put
up by Dr. Pierce over 50 years
ago. Dress has changed very
much since then.1 But Dr.
Pierce's medicines contain the
same dependable ingredients.
They are standard today just asd
they were fifty years ago an
never contained alcohol.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Disoovery for the stomach and
blood cannot be surpassed by any
tonic and alterative today.
Wiian you feel "all out of sorts"
-your vitality at a low ebb -:the
blood. becomes surcharged with
• poisons! The best tonic is called
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery. • Dr. Pierce manufactured
this "Discovery" frorn roots and
barks without alcohol .- a cor-
rective remedy, the in,,aredients of
which nature put in the fields and
forests for keoing us healthy-,
It puts vim, vigor, vitality into
the blood. Try it ! All druggists.
Send 10e. to Dr, Pierce's Bridge -
burg, Ont. Laboratory for trial pkg.
some lieauriful silver and an. apprct-
priate Odress, regreit:ng the neces-
s.ty of her, departure, and hoping for
every blessing upon her In the future,.
ei.ss Atl&eson made a vary sueable
reply tate the. !remainder of the even -
ng was spea.. in games, coneekts and
muse, after which refreshments were
served and tary adjourned after
spew -ling a vary jolly evening.
The Thanksgiving s.erviceeeheld in
in coneerzien "W.:eh St. Patrick's Church
on Sunday, Sept •25,,, was largely at-
teedet, and very interesting discourz-
es were. Preached by Rev. Johrason
of Pa -et -hill, The fowl supper and en -
on. Tuesday night follow-
eig,",evee also largkey attended and
very enjoyable, lhe program was
supreee by -th skelag,ufre Quartette and
local talere., land Net G-orge Searregy
of "[Mean, made an excellent chairmate
and ens -the whole the affair was pro-
bably the most successf,thl held by the
church, The peoceeds amounted to
S2151.00
The marriage ,Of Era, eldest daugh-
ter of elle ;nd" Mrs. ,Thontas Kelly of
McKillop, to *Mr. Th,omas Patton of
Reldulph Towashthe, twas elfetie sol-
eamIzad at St Patrick's church,
o.n September 27th., Mr. and Mrs
Patton will reside in Biddulph, and
have our vary best wiseeee
COURT O1' REVISION
VILLAGE OP EXETER:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a Court will :be held, pursuant tO
The Ontario Voters' Lists Act, by
His Honor the Judge of the County
Court of thp County of Huron at the
Town Hall., Exeter, on Tuesday, the
11th day of October, 1921, at 10
o'cloek am. to hear and determine
coppertints. or errors and omissions
in the 'Nip ters'.Iest of the Municipal-
ity of the Village of )3xeter for 1921.
Dated 2lith day of September,
1921, Jos. Senior,
atferk ot the Municipallity
Crediton
The main street eetteee hate been re -I
eairel so- Ilene ehere should be no '
:reubie in having drainage for our cel -
tars.
id Weber ells bext Loa to .he 1n.
su-eare aseessmenes ilevied by The
U. TD ins .Co... throughou% ,the
eeunty tit% Wee.M., .
Qu te a number from here attended
elle U. F. O. and Ccnservatives Con-.
yete .h'slel ia Reetialil! on Thursday
„eel Saturday of test weak.
W . A. Sambrook ise:n Breit-11;On on
business. .
eir end Mrs. G. i. Worteel and Mr.
azi.d Mrs. Alf. Wuerth monered to
bemire on sunci.v. s
The Trustees of the heraereelical 1
enurca have eyed the roof Di :the
church zeezired,
i
itsengeetea: Chureit last Sunday. leter
Qatane:ly asrvecee were hem ,ea. „he
leseg-r of Dashwoori A -reached the i
arepe-arory sermou on Sams:lay.
Harry and hdn•ard Delver have been
ayrareed the contract for the car-'
Then,t,r work 'of tire new eeetheerst
tLhuci weh ;s beng bI a Cern
The Womens' Institute, hall hes
be a redecoreeede Mr. Scilrato .1:d
thecerta:nly a, eredit
hint as re :s we/ dome
Lest Surelay Mrs, Aloe.. Linden of
Nitt•chte.l. "NV4-12arn Stc'inaeher and the
Rebecca ad came heO.seeeher
vete 1 Johit St s'encher and his laugh
•vr :qrs., Werner. _
Mrs Catiter:ne ,.Finkberter .is at
mei.tu under the doctor's ;are. We
eve 114 health will soon improve.
tea aunlay the grim re -aper remov-
e I from our tatAst a highly respected
ii:i4e 1 1.7.1 :h: Person, of John Ti
‘01 b 414e.1 at .."-te age of 10 peers, 4
une-ttits an 1 20 daYsi Mr, Treae /tee
hv ^g, ,n lair1.4a1 Illq33.012 for some "inte
e,1 iust ie.....anly diaeiled to :Take his
w.1.11 WA datiga,,r, Mes. lohn
!twee sere!? of ov viilaV. .1-1.' res
• tie -.: .n c"rel 'a .he Crediton
vex :try ort Wiednestley. We ex -end
to ,ae tamely env syin:eathe%
alr eel M. Herb. Noting. hmsry
:,e4 easeozo las. eat -eine
Fehee - coil nee Lill an Feltner wsrie
0:. Neeen.stiee to. nne e mpees;
;tee ineenien.y took eileee 'n .he Berk
cre aotensasree waen a, tabite 'ninent-
•..
• „ - - a. t.
ea; nnte.1-41, The Manager, :Mr. R. a
ea „vent er:i cn ia ring .7,!.1' eerentony. re-
eaerel to he 14.41 5n.,1 of the !len%
tterri tiai se n eerveve, of whieh neer
pi etup. ease eaer. - a
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.aleo the% mane triolals end etrepee oi
te,:ozn:Ii.on of bravry had bet mon
by the. mra. The :able: (heated w:th
tee argon jaele was ..leat unveZed by
torb:rt K Wilber, who read the to --
Iola Mg lite of the deceascd,--"A,.e*-
1liIso-.t Stoner, Lanc•-!-Corporal, horn
'Jule 1894, at Itelehido Tp., bagie; C4e,
Ontario. Fe.her, Jonas Stortar, term-
ez, deceased.; hduented at Tillsonburg
?Wei; SvhooT and St. Thomas Colleg-,
it.to Inst'itut.:; Entered the service ot
tree Bank, 6th daecember, 19i2; enlist -
el 13th August 1915 from Crediton
Branch. in Princess Patrecia's Caned-
.
an Lige:, Infantry with the rarer of
Private; Promoted Lance -Corporal .ht
1916; Priatripel Actiene. Y1 e. eomme
1910, Passcitendaele 19171.Kilted in
3t0-4at Passchendaele, 16th Novem-
ber 1917." The ded!vatory prayer
no.3 that olfered by Rev. S. :NI', Hauch
nh.tell was then followed by a few
reznalk• by Rev. R. A. Brook, who
•reentioned that while in England re-
cerely „it was hie, privilege to stend
ter the greVa of the Unknown Warrior
a Weennineter Abbey, and mentioned
wear en effect it had upon him. Al-
though.: the young man !n whose mem-
ere 'we wire unxe:lb.g the tablet was
et. strenger, it twos Nee right and juet
Una"; 11%4 sr -c2 for King and Country
should bc recognized. -An tort tine
ell -my a large number -came into the
offsce to see he Tablet It is ot
bronze circle About t24 Latches in diam
eeer, supported by a torch on ,the side
er.ho lower portols. of the tablet bas
to wreath of pops -ea symbol of the
Leal oI Flanders, the the Caduzeae
Deere teritaig the wraged rod of Mer-
eury the eare-ne syrnbea a Ca -
ha the folded wengs iadicaehig
Pee.- sea I he Bank of Commerce :s
eorthee of much eanese SiJ tit t fit-
ne manner she :3 ereetting tabeeas
n the dile:e'enbreaches cf the hank
'n me.nery of the members of the
stall who, served and fall dung The
Great War.
A Chickee Supp rr es, to be held in
the Evangelical Church Shed cnTues-
day, Oct 11, from &eel to 8, under ,the
auseacet of the Ladies' Ad. Adneis-
ion. 40e, and e5c.
Mrs. John Lawtson lelfe recently for
Indiazia to speed several weeks weal
her daughter, ,Mrs. Most h,dwards.
'Mg. -•Henry ,Motz left Monday for
London where ,he ecceaeted a poson
with •Stitierwoods'.
Mts.' Alfred Link and family of Al-
berta ,are visiting b er parents, Mt and
Mrs Chris Rau,
Miss, Lily _Laweon returned to Wend -
ser las; week after spending amonth
va.caatien. with her tpa.rents, Mr. and
airs Eli Lawsioni
e:iiimas..aVtizola Neel of Centralia sOen4
a few days the guest of Mr, and Mrst
Nv
A branch .of Wee A. X, P. A. was
formed in the Schaal Rooiu of the
Treviet Memorial. Church on Monday
eveneng A goodly number were pres-
ent. The fallowing officers were
c'..ctted:-Presitlent. he J. Wethey, M.
A,,; yeceepiestident, Me. pen Case;
secretary, 0, C. Wa,rd; treasurer, Mies
Anine Ftish.
sae trente .seseeon of the General
`ezyneel of the Church of England in
Canada. cc:ave.:17d In Hamilton Wed-
ne54ay. Many important matters are
to be d,iscassece Cheef among them
are relaU.pm of the Anglican body
cherch tenicra., the attitude. toward
peobl.eens, ;the stand on be--
,eetrcateon en Canada, the ac-
ceptance of The new Prayer Book, the
status of women. en the carp:its ofthe
church the ealetieg over, of tbeeMYses
eons in thereIVArThiegeti ,,
meet of an est:liable. peinsion64 SYYterni
for the clergy, katc.
Tuesday to arteltdetteseifepseetearkone
cerence
• Premier, Drury :speaksat Cale-
donia.r
Auntent ends in wheat probe
appeal. .
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Yale. post .4efteee„ .B.0„ was robbed.
"Tt e•,°Cabinet roulette in London en
export credits. •
Willard is wilUng to hiox.,Jaok
Dempsey again,
Hon. Mackenzie Eing sole at
Windsor, N.S.
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Single 0. G. defeated leontala at
Cheeterville, Ont.
New York Giants are champions of
'the National League.
'Large areas of Atueelaa taurine dis-
tricts SONInt to seed, •
Lloyd George's reply •te4e Valera
sent feom Garloce.
Amateur operaeoes iaKitettetter. to
form a Wireless Club. .
Lraied States railWaY li*koni 'Vote
fo strike on wage out.
League of Nations peeeent •eonyen-
Alen against white sheeerY.
Toronto and Kingston Presbyter
-
ion Synod noneindes at Crillia.
The body or an analalaQW11 an was
found in High Park, Torouto.
Cabinet Council may Osumi Lou-
dun aiL staff. reorganization,
New Yorh Americans won on
Thursday, while Cleveland lost, -
Burns Literary Setelety. Tlarolatco,.
eelebrates twentysafai anniversary.
The Government $444 Shevline
Clarke Co. may settle tib.' 41-ennte.
-Sir William Mackensle may natter -
take Work for Spanish,Oeveratnent.
The estate of late 1.41.0ten.ant-
t}overnor i1arke sitteunts to
'.43216n93
,10 Q. Coward. Woe aerator,
37.10t and allied by unkeowe seikallant
near .C4r1)(M.
Billy Kelly won the XI' g Oeorge
Stakes run at the Woodatios.. Toronto,
on Thursday.
SeeTteltlatliTi
Trolley bus 0Z...stein MKT be tried
in Peterboro.
Canadian architects pleitt %navel:en
teen in Toronto.
Thousands of Russian peasants on
migratory move,
German Reichstag ratiiies treaty
with the United States,
There was a big attendance at the
annual NeWotarRtt Fair.
t-okiet demands surreadee by Rota -
amnia of Ukraine bandit.
International Harveeter Co. reduce
Prices on farm machinery.
Finance experts go to Gairlock to
confer with Lloyd George.
League of Nations tarns down
aiarisen's appeal for Russia.
Wm. H. Meek of Port Rowson drops
dead while playlug golt at Galt.
Storm over large part et Ontario
on Friday does great damage.
A petition is being circulated urg-
ing liberation of jack DouglitY.
Eleetors aro urged to saalte sure
heir names are on voters' Bets.
Eamonn de Valera aeeepte Lloyd
George's invitation to conference.
Storms razed Jersey City baseball
park and Maryland race course plant.
O. A. V. V. drafts pertinent ques-
tions to put to alt party eandidates.
Cleveland beat Chicago, 3 to 2.
Rain prevented the EMU -Athletic
contest,
Red Cross Society entertains dele-
gates to Amputations Convention in
Toronto.
Joseph Wilson and Prank Dutton -
ter, Dawson City pioneers, presumed
drowned.
Henry Wbite, police magistrate
and ex -Mayor of Port Reps, dies at
age of 70.
Doctors who exceed et preserlp.-
Owls of liquor per month tareatened
with ouspension.
Large packs of wolves ravaging
bush country in northern Part ot
Peterboro' county.
Clarke Gordon of Syrseetsse;. N.Y.,
killed ht automobile aesittent while
on way to Gananoque.
Testimonial game to Christy Ma-
thewson at Polo Groomes. New
York, netted ;40,000.
Delegates to the an.nueuesionventioe
of the Commercial Telegraphers'
Union of America are arriving in
Toronto.
The first German passitager steam-
er since the war arrived at New York
on Friday. The vessel is the Bayern,
an MI -burner, carrying third-class
passengers.
MONDAY.
Grazing fees halved ta western
Dr°Rvulasseiesan" Soviet secure. big Swed-
ish plant.
Winnipeg wheat options declined
4c to 5 Tee.
Indian Legislature demands Dom-
inion status.
Disturbances in Italy owing to
activities of factions.
Labor.speakers addressed open-air
meetings in Toronto.
Riversides and St. Simea's tied in
O.A.L.A. senior final.
Ruth made his 59th home run of
the season on Sunday.
Two fatal hunting steads* in
Ontario over week -end. •
Lloyd George too busy to attend
Washington Conference,
Hagenwon the United States pro-
fessional golf championship.
Dr. R. V. Bray, very Prominent
citizen of Chatham, is dead.
"Baker Heris" following another
clue to Philadelphia millions.
British delegates to Irish Confer-
ence to be chosen this week.
Free hunting privileges secured
for Indians in eastern Ontario.
E. J. Cummings, vrell-knownsbusi-
ness man of Toronto, dies aged 60.
South York Liberals chose Alex.
McGregor, K.C., as candidate for the
riding.
• E.W. Nesbitt, former Liberal,
nominated by North Oxford Conser-
vatives.
Horses of J. K. L. Ross earned
20,110 at at the recent liVoodbine
Windsor Tennis Club won the On-
tario championship from St.
Catharines.
Soda water •tank in a. drug store
at Risdale, Man., bursts, killing
Frei* A dame. .
Gospel, Tabernacle congregation in
linmittoli contributed $6,000 at
anniversary service. yesterday.
Coroner's jury finds Mrs. Rachel
'Staples, of Toronto, died from injur-
ies inflicted by her husband, who
committed *Weide.
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COUPONS
We will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to your credit
in our Savings Bank where they will
draw interest at 374 per annum, ail
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL. = - $15,000,000
• RESERVE FUND $15,000,000
EXETER. BRANCH, P. A. Chapman, Manager.
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incorporated la MI
,OAPITAL RE:SERVE $"13,000,,C00
Over ISA Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
Buy Canadian Goads -and h elp to keep Canadian workmen
busy, it will help you
Buy wisely and save as much as possible and deposit your
savings in The Molsons Bank.
Courteous Service to all.'
EXETER: BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business ally.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
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Guarantee
When you instal a McClary's Sunshine
Furnace, Pipe or One -Register (pipeless)-4
your heating problem is properly solved.
From McClary's factory to your base-
ment, and until the furnace is in complete
and successful operation in your home,
warming every room in it, McClary's guar-
antee stands behind it.
McClary's build it witli
their guarantee.
Through their dealer
McClary's recommend thd
type of Sunshine Furnace;
best suited to your home.
Again through . their
dealer they guarantee th0
correct installation of the furnace.
And then they guarantee that it will warm every
room in your house and properly humidify the air
provided you keep the water pan supplied with
water.
McClary's local dealer will show you that The
Sunshine Furnace is simplicity itself in operation,
and substantial in construction.
• Write for descriptive booklet to any branch.
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London, Toronto, Montreal, :Winnipeg, Vancouver,
St. Sohn, N.B., Hamilton, Calgary,' •
Saskatoon, Edmonton.
McClary's-Makers of those "Iood.stoves and
cooking utensils". "' ' • -
For Sale by W. 1. HEAMAN •' t
Pipe or
One -
Register
(PIPELESS)