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OF RACEI�IORSOR�bs, CAR SALE Zurich
AUCTION
NESS, HH,S S, HAR afessrs Elmer and Garnet ,Bagel of
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Detra:it tv
, EE PADS ere tneors here: -41r; and
QUARTER BOOTS, BLANK- Mrs. J. F. Rickbeil who nave been int
ETS, LTC, ETC. Texas for two years are visiting rel -
At Dr. Te :meat's Turn, "Exeter, on have: nealivee rd -into Mn hearjne r Farr •acs
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1921
y,
Te-
at 1 o cloth sheep, the stet b 11rse rl n flees, Sr., and re
The Selvage . elatl}' porch s d foam the estate of
g Carnelian No, 23 ; thct lets F. Bess, an -lir. John Geig„
Antennae No, 6:3992, mate brown, born end iamaly Verna sad Leona of Pin -
191b. bred. by L. E. Brown Delaran. � .
ry Centralia; Enrolls'.• of the formers daughter Ni
No. 5348 Four °
Ili LI S.A., , van eon, . it arid Mrs Hy. Greuhn
f Se
by James F.sc end owned Nor. 30, 1918 bewatne spot a few days at the home
its. ' dztrr
Brood mare 9 years old, Gaietyler ofJmetra t nosyed ` t r,. Ansae ;dolt
Belie, 2654. vol. 20, pi 537, e ' R, 't}• oe Sept. 2nlh an her}65th that
female.year,
Patchett «' lkes Colt, rising 3 years :1v h uner an eumon,IA Deeasedet s well;
old, dam Gaiety Bell=. Eras:,•:; n -this Village, having been
Gee lin„ rising 2 years oid ; anis hese he-.. and lived here with her
Ga'en.* B.;! , sired by Salvage- leusbanr' until about twelve }ears ago
Su.:klin;; volt; dam, Gaiety Belie; when she moved to Detroit,. Ors. 4'
sired b}* Salvage.
easalu rey rias:ir g bike, ' R I neer asset wh as at New ---I)burg
r :n good shape Iti p,er passed quay New Hamburg
mode? 'S., nearly n'en track 'harness, after t.w ;days illness irons inten-
se._ hobb'se� ,. hoot,, h as t '1, k �t
cos e s an„� earn "n ay- Towne
a►
e
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Grand Bend..
Uisjardine left Friday for the
1 est with a vat -load of apples, -,Mr }
and Mrs. °Stephen. Webb were in las-..41
N.a,n on business Wedty'esday. ►iter.
Sim, o Crediton visited her another
Mrs, John. Baird last week; Mrs. Raul, i
Baird who went o Crediton Thursday
es sit the sick list in. that village --sir l
Asaph Gratelle ,visited at Thed�ford
for a few days last week. -Rev and
flus, 4"arr'ev and daughter, and Miss
A. Babb were int Kipper Saturday and
Sunday. -Rev. Lumley of L.spla=n o--
cup ed the Presbytrerien, pulpit here
nunday while Re-vt Carri,ere� took .his
work at Kippem-lin: and Airs. Bayo
ham vasite3 at Sarnia,'af few days last
eye k »1r. and 'Mrs. Walt. j*.uglatad,
°esbo agave; 'hien +ra Arkoma the lase
few weeks, where air;. England was
working for Rueben W ilio,►, return-
ed home leere Sunday.
K rkton
11r and Mrs. a l�etheroon and
family and George Gower of London
eir ,and Mrs. W. Pnreombe and Mrs,
J. f';'acombe of Exeter; ;lar and Mrs.
C. Tufa n, jr., w zt little son of Staff,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Shnte
on Sunday. -The event pf the season
takes pia.;e Friday, the Intl:ton Fair.
-Miss eul e-ilfarshall spent a fen-
/lays
ew
/lays lest week with Ura; S. Shier.-
Miss Mar leer to Douse is. in, Exe;tr
spend le a season at dressmab:mg
(frith Mese Tom.
Mount Carmel
The deal took glare. at London on
Saturday •of James Ryan formerly of
the 16th se:wess on of Stephen-. He
:place hel ere h ere 80 years.
a xwtday funeral
amt
'her Ryan is survived by one brrl:her,
Robert of London. -asses Kenn and
Hanna Carel of liana.Ilton are spend -
ing a few days at their home here -
\tiss \Vinire i Guinan left on Monday
for London..
an c s era Ha ttla5 b lI ,R .
tort; e, vac ether tuff s that b•.- nen, en -1 ren h.d the age of 35 years 1W11°N1)1:i4 W" I”
' € hors
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ous to mention s r-2 '! n= 18 days. He srart:�^=ol
Temps- enti naontl►s'. credit on f cat a.s aged father. ntalret hepfer,
wishing eenr the e fur, four brothersand two s:,acrb.
� • keit nota.- aa- a d*
count of S ear teem, p r ae:eun off _
for u; ash.
Frani: Taylor. Jac, Ls.e, ,
:qua :.a;;c : Proprietor a', e s . *he a ten seas of t: •o.
;f
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1.-4 0. t 1" ar.an 3 tt•a'a't r'7aa sett:,
44 eass'ne even en ',eel and
Hensajl
AUCTION SALE
au, gait ..de n a'aE; wh ae r "yu -c,•i Aur,
r e= tees cin; ,.rifer -t I fly l'4 ;el. n1
FARM STOCF. ANI) Istec►\II'I.?F\!F'aen,n`n`l' tlr tie'ti Ja►yore hc� ++n :aater,�rana
Oz tot 17, Lata. 7, uza ;;rt0` br ;.' au t, an• :via. t:aullp
+•a ,r, a utr roil braas.d.
The September meeting of the
i I3urondale Women's Inetitute was
deeded at the home of air;.. L, Rey -
molds with an attendance of thirty -
One. For roll call—What makes a '
snceesaful institute. was answered
by the _ladies. Alter the 3►trsinees was
transacted, a short programme was
given. Mrs. (Rey.: Wilson gave a
very interesting talk on "The Influ-
ence of Fnvirmament" and was mueh
enjo}•ed and will be long re'mernbered
by those present. Mrs. (Rev. Foote
rendered a solo very acceptably and
the Misses Pym gave an Instrumental
duett. .Ater which refreshlnents
were served by the hostess and a
social time spent. The next meeting
will be held at the hoose of the inns -
!dent, Mrs. Geo. Etheringtout, when
the Crediton Women's Institute
has been invited to visit the Huron -
dale braueh.
TUE—DAX. OCTOBi:R Il, 1921 air awl Mrs. Peter til a►olev on Wed
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following; nesnor last celebrated 'h.n go len'
Ilerses-Draft mare, b }ars old; 'tieid.ng Th'}• were :redden n Tan -
Iran
mare 5 gears old; draft mare le m'n.v:Ili in Inst, air. Woo! •y
years Md; black general purpw s r horse s'id t►:a'' 3ndhearty and ahte t 2 '•to ;►
the inn marc. g .o: da}'s work. but Mrs. Woceey
Cath:e•-Cow clue April 15; +sew due h is not enjoyed good health for some.
Ax.ay lr , cow clue June 5. 4 spring ve3rs•
d sow
ter at
foot; grsow�due Nov. 18; 8th t stock-
s, 100 pounds; 8 stockers 75 pounds
stock-
.4s,
hens, 2 � •
It►aplements - ;Massey-Fiarrts 2 hinder
calves. The School Trust a•es eontempla 1c
Pigs -Pure
bu k1ine a $25,000 school next year.
The large attendance snakes it uec-
essary end th , government r.4i.,
r geese, gander. ducks•
in good shape; :Hassey -Harris mower
may be withdrawn unless bettor ac
comntQQddation is secured.-M°as Mar-
HHSTEYEsSAAHn i41tutirt
,1,.et £ !"0M
414.....m0'
THE NE
INION CABINET
.nib herd. %. ,$. ,'.".wart; Jr. IV., R.Cott.e
"S . i1t.,n1C@1StAcense,lhnv,All.n; Campbell;
A. Coale, $. Campbell, R. Cattle; Sr
1. Stewart; Jr 11., M. Rohde, T. Frrs ,
a. t f,. a:.wa.- t; Sr:Prime.^,
III. Johns W. Ste:tar , P. 1fetiie31; Jr
name-. e •. 4, Rf la•i;, I Chidgey.
F. Al ferqu;s, teeet r.
SCllt)t;rl. REPORT of S. S.. No. 2,
r asp. tuber-- r. 1\' ", Mur-.:
rat 4;1, 0, Ittekey 440. F. Wildfong
444. L Grab 371; a. Willard 327; ';r.
ill. t,. Iiu nor 311. V. -Caldwell 299;
Jr. ill. G. enre y 3721, 13, Than* 307
Sr II., , Stanlake 492, A• Miser 492
1. Russell 469, iii. Bieber 356, R. Cad- 1
weal 355, I. Staff eke 236; Jr. fl., r. •
durrat 44n G. Tir.ney 417, 13.Celd-
weil 336. k Trsebeer 210; tiess 3,
11. Russell 273, D. Tri beer 259; Class
2 4. Nertitcott 288, C. O'Brien 213;
Class 1, S. Gould 261, R. Tinney 241. •
Number on Roll 25, average 23.
A. L. Dow, tea..her
"� SCHOOL RenORT of S., S. No. 2 A
gate: liobkark of London 's holidaying'
new; 4 section diamond harrow extra tr
of Toronto yes to l al.: Lha home of `,;r
and Mrs. F. 13e3,n M -.and airs!. A.
Wilson of drapes; are spending a
heavy; des,* harrow, cultivator, riding
Plow, two -furrow ,plots, set slang ropes
2 heavy wagons, cutter, new hay rack,
gravel boli, wagon box, rub',er tired
buggy a quantity of buck wheat and 1
straw, to be fed on the place; quail,- a
tity mangolds and turnips, set double •'
harness. white rubber mounted Set
single harness, quantity lumber, robe. o
Massey -Harris seed drill, lee Laval !\
separator; 1917 afaxw.ell .ear. h
Terms -Sums of $10 and under, cash a
over that amount 12 months' acredit ea
on approved joint notes, or a discount <n
of 5 ,per cern. for cash. • ea
Sam Finkbeiner, Frank Taylor, an
Proprietor Auctioneer ar d
t her home there..-1Ir. A, G. Smillie•
bort time weal their cousins, Mr. and
In. J. Mel. Wilson. -•D Campbell.
n.1 sen Keith of Toronto visited Mr.
nd Mrs. Thos. s'tfurdock,-..lir. Alen
uthhanaru received word of the death
f h niece, Mtn
Miss De ny Griffin of
e ro:t.-Ray McArthur ;is carrying
;i right arm in a. sling :the result. of
pa'nfui accident. 'While he was
tga gad at work under a car, the
one. fres st�a-tel and Ray's arm was
ught in the •nae.h?:I t, an:1 badly torn
d bruised. -.11-. Geo. Lippert of De-
o_t is spt.nd'tng re few day; with Mr.
n Mre G. ;Coat. -Mr. Arhus- King
of Chicago .111., is visiting \L'. and
\Its. Thos. Neilands,. Mrs. l(ng has+
been here for a few weeks.
BAILIFF'S
AUCTION SALE
of BUTCHER SHOP OUTFIT, ETC
at Thos. Tres- theck's Shop, Crediton
on Monday, Oct 10th, a.192.1a
At 1 o'clock sharp, the fallowing: he
Computing Counter ,Scale, counter :
rack and paper, 4 rolls paper, 5 large yr
trays 2 meat saws, 2 oil lamps, gas-
oline lamp. 4 butcher knives, cleaver,
steel, small scale, 1200 lb scale 2 pair
ice tongues; 50 feet 3-4 in. rope and
pulley, new; 30 feet leading rape;
Grand Bend
public. School Report for Sepiem-
-S':and:ng based on test exam-
nanew-, daily progress and conduct,
amen marked with an asterisk were
absent for ons or more examrnadearts
Senior Room—Class 4, Sr.—M. Dey-
jardine E, Gill, H. Gratton, H. Gill, A
Bossenberry, C. Boysenberry" F. Re -
elle' J Brenner` -not ranked, W.
voile. J. Hay, M. Stebb ns, M,Breen
.r; Class IV., Jr., M. D sjardine, E.
St
V. Ravene, C. Oliver equal W.
11. B .Webb, W. Rav+elten; Class I11,
C. Gin, E. G:11, R. Green, E. Lorin
Ire anii', R. Page* P. Elsie*, F. Pot-'.
k' • Cass III. Jr„ V. Gratton, L.
Gr
ten., D. Green, A. Grattan, A.
,muton, B. Sta:ttolq, G Gratton, E.
_deman', J. Allister, C. Taylor' A.
t(eracn`, L. Mallard.' F. PoJ„,ock';
Edna G. Stade, teacher_
unam'Room-Jr. Ib., L. Mallard, T.
1, BF -Rave11e, B. Granton, I. Dysjar--to
dine ,V. Wills, E. Disjard , L. Tay-
lor, S. Ravel'.; Sr. I., G. Dsja,rdine
\d Careen, A ,Boysenberry„ I. Gill, C.
(Jliver, R: Sta(ton, Kt Lovie, G. Stet -
ton
C Wilsotn, .J, Patterson, W. Dis-
jerdine, C Walscin; Jr. I., E. Holt, B.
Holt, V. Revell;.V, Tiedeman; SeniorPrimer, G. Brenner, A. Gill, R. 'Patt-
erson,
att
e.rson, E. Bbssenberry, K. Hamaktaru,
G. Brenner, R. Mollerd, E. Allister, a.
1)ivrne • Jr, P.rv;mer, B, Green, R. Pfaff
D. Gill, L. Disjardine,
Anne Babb, teacher,,'
non, bar, monkey wrench, open, buggy,v
Ra light sleighs and box, peddlingne
box new; young cos; S
Terms Cash. C.a
Eli Law,sort Sr.
•Bailiff and Auctjcne;r L'
AUCTION SALE Gr
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS Ha
On Lot 16, Con, 1,, Usborne .
Three Miles from. Kiyrkitan Pal
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14th 1921
vy draft ,horse 13 years
Alt, 1 o'clock ,sharp, the foaming: J
Horses—Hes Gil
olid heavy draft hoarse 9 `years old;
ge .•lin f' 5 years•told; geedln,g 3 years{,
Ca.t-e-Durham cow ,due Jan. 10;
Durham cow due Jany.. 17; 'Dulrl.oirb
cow due 'Jan. 8; farrow cow, heifer
2 yetrrs old, 5 spring calves,.
Hogs and Poultry -6 pigs 2°n :mos,.
old; 40 Plymouth Rock hens; 2 guinea
fQwi,
Hay Grain and Roods -10 tons of
Ernothy hay; 13,5'0 .bus. oats, 100 b•us,
barley, !bush. lied tcloverr seed No. 1;
in acre.: marigolds, 1n acres turn:.n's,
13 acres corm.
Inenemi-nts- eeasstey-Harris 13 hoed
drill Ua s se y -Ha rris 13 -hoe fert:dizer
e'r:ll Crckshut Tieing ;nowt hay rake;
new • set bobsleighs, ion bus gg• y, :no 'boxcu
. te•-; ,p_5
t s•at wagon wheels, 5
. iSits neugh, woo•;'cutting box, Joiliete'
new; .emery . shone.,
scuff;•er groat put;per, suet wagon Springs:
4000 lbs.; Magnet cream :separatlar
new ; 4 burn er coal oil stove, New Per -
Lennon. i:,on set ¢double hernins s ; 140 ft.
6 -in, Are tzng, 1120 .Ceel' 4-'-nch belting
140 fent 3—incl belt°n.• , 30 -ft, ladder
se` seise nen s, harrew carr, whliCfie-
tre ;s, n ckyokes, hoes shovels etc.
'Te,.•n,5'-.1.0 and (uncles cash; ever
that amoirnE,12 tntoxriths; credit an fur -
n apprave:d'. jattle- rionte J 5 oer
cent•.'" discount for mash,
No' res• rv+e as the propriejor rs g',v
In,g- up farming
P. F DOUPi✓, REG. DOUPE, •
Auctioneer Proprietor
THE . DOUBLE TRACK" ROUT1
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping ' cars an . Wight trains an e
Parlor calm on principal day •trains.
Full information from any Grand
entente Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
tog Tiltrtttict PassSntper Amt, Torowto,
N.j. DORE
Plow sew Agent. Reese,
Usborne, for September, based on the;
weakly examinations, -Sr. IV., C. 1
•
P ARh lill.L-;1
quiet wadding was
solemnized at the Sylvan, parsonage
on Sept 27th, w wnt Lena Ray Cosens
of leChIlivray bean►e the bride of
Kenneth A. Box of Parkhill, stir and •
't1rs Box will creside in. Parkhill.. -- A '.
paetty wedding took place at the home'
of the bride's parents, Sept. 28tIewhen'
Leyden n 1l., only daughter of lir, and
Mrs. Alexander Hill became the bride l
of Annison Oliver Band, son. of Mr,
and sirs. Oliver Baird.
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Bit$, ",�,i�id��S
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For Beehives . polar tce 'TH�a xses
For Packing
A. t ouo n ::'-aft. paper, coated= on :
both sides w : th asphaltic compound
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Head Office a• -d Factory, Brantford,
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For Sale by
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for Beautiful Homes
and Public Buildings
An added touch of beauty and a distinct "individuality" is
given to the home roofed with Brantford Asphalt Slates.
The crushed slate surface of brownish red or dark green
is not only beautiful to the eye; it is also fire-resistant.
Sparks from railroad engines or from chimneys, falling bn
are harmless and die out immediately.
This roofing is used on railway stations, one of which is
illustrated here.
What is safe for a railway station is doubly safe for a
home, a school or a public building.
And Brantford Asphalt Slates are the durable, economical,
satisfactory roof. They will not crack, curl, rot or. blow off.
Easily and quickly laid.
Two sizes: STANDARD Slates, 8 inches x 12% inches
Brantford Asphalt SLAB Slates, : 32 inches x 12 inches, four
standard slates joined together. This is the newest idea in
roofing. It saves time, labor and nails in laying.
Write for our booklet "Permanent Roofing Satisfaction"
and get complete information.
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Head Office and Factory; Brantford; Canada.
Branches at Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Winnipeg.
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