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The Exeter Advocate
Sinden. & Creeali, Proprietors
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THURSDAY, APRIL V. 1922
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:$31W; 1G.4TION
ARBOR DAY IN EXETER, >t%'R.IUAX
1L4Y Ottx.
It is noted with pleasure that irn-
proveaneadts in. groundat?d boule-
vards have been commenced already
by a number of citizens. Arbor Day..
twill soon be here. The good work
already begun should be augmented
3,s much as possible. Preparatiot,
toast begin at once. Trees and
ebreas must be secured. The Parks
CQasanittee of the Horticultural Soci-
ety are arranging to procure native
trees sand ehrubs far transeltirrtiug
Ire= woad lots not far from Exeter.
3,fr. S. 3. Hogarth, a member of the
eontl:a rtes has offered to take chaise
Irl the removal of the trees frons the
,rood -lora. hie will need the assist
Anee ot several nren. Larger boys, ted the guests renewed .to the derm
coated also help in this. work, At `taoaa, where they partook of a We t -
least one team of !soirees anti a wagon'
Ivied be required. Most of this work.
*laceild be done before Arbor Day.
Some of it could be done on Saturday �v�h., to them. Thal avxll reside aci
er this weep, it a sufficient numberthe t eine farm
south of Dash -
of melt or toys would volunteer to avYod.
help on that dee'. Dead, of Louis Prcetor.—Ward was
.as. rnutnber ai aaaen will be regilired ''.'""‘V34 arena of he death of Louis
no prepare places and plant ou Pr.eter, who died in Detroit on
Arbor Day. amu °saav, April 18th, a former well -
Anyone having clay or soil suitable !wawa resident o£ this pave. The
Tor filling or top -dressing and want- (1 i eased had been ill only five days
ing to dispose of it, ;,lease advise the welt pleuro -pneumonia,. He was amen
secretary of committee. Anyone :a th•' prime •of ife, being 47 years
needing such clay sould then. make )f a a'•, About ten, years ago, he left
tsppl9catior for it,
here vrith hes family for Stz'a;t£drd.
later c erg
nnoto 'Detroit, where he eras
Citizen desirin ; trees for planting ,aa, sew' res iled, He was a member
+
oil his own groundss away apple* to the ;, the vestry board of the Lu.he'ran,
secretary of the committee before t'ewae and en. +retie: member :n
Saturday night of thio week, stating':lturclr work. He is survived by iris
the number and variety required. The: earrowing widow, on son, Lorne, ,end
'committee will supply as many as '%aw daughter, Eida, also one brother.
possible for spring, planting. Should Jour. of Zurich, and three sisters draw
H. t\Wert " Mrs. B. Stacey and ':kiss
Fanny of Dashwood;, The rema',rs
were brought to Dashwood for inter-
rrr:.nt Thursday% The funeral took
aa,aee from the home: of Mn li Wl.-
e:en to the Lutheran cemetery Fr?day
,eft.'rnoon, Rev„ Graupn .r off ciatsng,
The. floral tributes were very numer-
out, Stlowieg the esteem in which dec
ceased was held ,by his many friends.
Mrs. Ezra Tiernan, and son,. Eugene,
pent the week end in Stratford.
Dashwood
Kraft --,Rader Nuptials.—A Pretty.
spring wedding was witnessed at the
bore of Mrs. Jacob Rader, Dashwood
r1 »r t 20, at .four o'clock, when, her
youngest daughter, Adeline K. and
tends I,., youngest son pf Mr- and
Mrs, Henry L. Kraft, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony. Roe
Graupner officiated. The bride em
tared the drawing xoomWith her moth,
"r, who gave leer fin ttrarriag.e,. Under-
neath an arch of evergreens and white
bolls, to the stra;;as of Lapel:lien
search, play€d by Mrs.. Fred Preeter
Jr, the bride looked charming in her
sewn of ivory Win, da chew. and
warnk, the cus'toreary bridal veil in
Brown style, wreathed with orange
Meesonis and carryintg a, shower bou-
quet of bridal roses• Her only orna-
ment was a pearl pendant, the groom's
gift. Th bride was attended by :Hiss
Pearl Krait,' sister of the groom, she
\rearing a Rowe of palest yellow or-
vadat.
r-
g irdh t. and carried a lovely spray of
Yellow deffo4.1s, her gift from the
gr, cent be':trg a lovely silver bar pial, set
with brilliants. Little Alice Decker
hie a.; •of the bride, ,made a dainty sit.
tpa ring hearer. The ,groom was as-.
slated by her. Fred, Rader, hen:thee
bride, hts gift by the groom
b.:ng 's -geld initial tie peva. After the
creamy and eorrgratuletion extend -
teems reoast. The young couple were
do reeipica:fa of many useful and
beautiful gifts, The many friends of
the havpy couple join an hearty good
the number requested be more than
can be procured at the time. they win
endeavor to furnish the balance for
planting in the fall. They, however,
will not undertake to supply citizens
with all the native varieties ot trees
but only those varieties that can be
procured in eonsiderahle numbers.
Not all citizens can take part in the
tree planting. Many will be engaged
in beautifying lawns and boulevards,
Ladies raps .illy will be interested in Mrs, iiill.r has returned to her home
making and arranging lawns, flower hen, aide- spentibg the winter in
plots and gardens. The secretary W;,odbridge.
has a fine list of ornamental flower- Mr, and \Irs. Shenk and faintly vis-
ing shrubs and hardy climbers for lad in Stratford over Sunday.
beautifying yards, fences and build -1 aerie Hazel Snell has returned from
lugs. Anyone wishing Information London.
regarding any shrub or climbers on i• Sirs H. Zimmer of Strattord is vis -
the List may have it on application. ; -tine her Parents, lair. and Mrs. H.
�'Vallert,
The mane of all nuke are willing koe, Among :hos: from a distance who
a
'and planting t
in getting a e Lou°a
help t13 . , t%. at
fip of ,1 I
Pret ndc the funeral
trees should be given to any member'rr sten, were 1liases Maud and Emma
of the Parke Committee. t •alt Ci :Detroit, Mr. and :Vers. Herman
Centralia -4 urich
The farm belonging to Mat. Riehard '-°""—
Culbert was sold cert tondiay jest to R. J; . 1& Meyer attended the ,van -
air Geo Godbolt „fee Seaeo �•elica! Conference at Kitcheanert As,
Nlrs, W, Spinier tinct dee:e ter Jean a' consequence there were no services t
since last week withc ,,friene rents in the
4lilagte.
Mr, and MTs, Jas. Lava and daugh-
ter of Hillsereen, visited the la:tter's
sister, rigs. , Aad` htslonat,. last week:
Seeding is the order.oi. the day.•
W understand that Mh ' Hanlon
,.s laving a Gala of household ' effects
on Saturday.,
Mr. Gerald. Hants has accepted a
position with the rittish An erticen
Oil Co.
Whalen
alr.•and Mrs, J. V. h1iilsot, of Lam-
beth spent Sunday with friends in this
v ciuity,—Miss Stewart, teacher, re-
turned from her Easter vacation,• -ale
and. Mrs. Geot 1Vtardlin sperm Sunday
in Lucans—The anstnual meeting of the
W. M. S, avas ,held on Wednesday al-
to soon for the purpose tof electing
new officers, which are a:s follows;
President..Mrs. A. Gimping; vice -pies,
lrs. Jon Hodgson; sec y, Mrs. Hii.
ton Ogden; con - scene Mrs. john Webb
treas.. Mrs. D. A. Johnston; organist,
Mss B. Morley.. Mr ,and ?1frs. John
Webb spent Sunday with the former's
brother in `IeGgli+xray,
,,n the church here pie Sttadate—Mr:
Penta Sipple of f]',iyeon, Mich,, as re-
newing 'old accetniutances• here This
week Mr, Less Benedict, who had
bden, at, Kitchener and other eastern
points, returned last week.—T1ae del-
),Ang property at the west end of• town
Owned by, 'the 'ess'.taterof the late Geo,
1SJ'mon, bus been soed to Mt Alex
louse an,
Frank—Eijber—A quiet wedding took
-Mace at the Evangelical parsonra,ge oar
April+ 15, when Miss Roxiie B„ daughter
of. \1r. C, E h- r, was united in fmar-
rag' to Mr. William P. Frau est' 'Vat
ierloo. The bride wore a travelling
suit of navy ,tricot!nle, with back hat
and neck piece of grey. squirrel, and.
wore a coursage bouquet of roses.
Her only ornament was the groom's
gift, e pendant of white gold, set
with diamondstt I1 ?r: and Mrs. Frank
left •ort, a trip to Buffalo, N,Y1,, anti
Oil City, Eat., and on thein ,return
will reside in Waterloo,,.
Arnim.! L ppberdt, wife of ;olio 3,
Forrest, Pars Linke, Hay Tp., died at
er hhome on Aprill 15th, after a short
fairness, at thie age of 46 years:, and 11
months. She wen bona. an Hay Tie
Mg dieted. Stere an tier lifer Besides
bre husband she is survived by two
daughters and three sons, also her
parents, one sister ,and ,Dake brother.
Loute Eckstein died recently et his
home in Pigeon, hatcht, aged 67 years
He came tea Hay Township at the age
of 14 years, was .married in 1879 to
Barbara Geiger of Zurich, who died
eleven years ago In 1898 he moved
to• Michigan. Daniel Eckstein of this
village Is a son, and Mrs. Ptoses Geo-
ger a sister.
Crediton
Our farmers have commew ed seed-
ing, and as a result business is sneer
in town,.
J. K Holtzmann has been attend-
ing conference in Kitchener this past
week as one of ,the lay delegates.
Mrs. Susan Gisela of Luel:now ;s
visiting her daughter,, :tars. Herb,
Eiiber -
School started on 1ionday after the
Easter bol;Says. Six little tots made
their first start to learn the three
R's.
Mrs. John 1lituiick and atiss Leda
who have. been visiting the former's
stetter, firs. Stalris, and other relat-
ives, have returned home to Lockport
Neer Yore.
\iiss ;Airy Willson anent afew days
tact week in London with friends,
i\Ir. and Mrs. G. k, Wenzel spent
tact Sunday with friends in lutchenet;
John Geiser and Garnet • Swejtzer
have returned home atter a business
trip to Cisco, Texas. •
The cement work for the basement
of the new Methodist Church bas
been started, and work will be con-
tinued as rapidly as possible,
hiss Trellis I%dgin,a ,And Miss Lila
luha have returned .to London and
St 'Thomas to resume their studies.
Kippen
The rearriAge of Margaret, daub-
ter of Mr. and tars, J. C. McLean. of
Kippen to William Hay of Niagara
Falls, Ontario, was quietly solemnized.
at tire Presbyterian. church .here at
10.30 on .A,pria 19th, Rev. her. Lundy,
performing the ceremony,. Mt and
firs, Hay took the afternoon train at
Saa1orth for Niagara, Falls, where they:
will melt their future home.
Lucan
Lucan merchants are closing their
Places of business on. Wednesday af-
ternoons during May, June, July, Aug-
ust
ugust and September.—Recent visitors
as sown were, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smyth of Toronto, Mr. Clarence O'Neil
A number from Jieere were in Exeter of Toronto, Mr, and. Mrs. Lctase vXc-�
test Friday evening to attend the en- }~ails of Kitchener, Miss Cora Rollin;
tertaanment given an the James Street of Strathroy, Mr, Rossland Seel,, of
Methodist Church. The solos anrlthe Toronto;—airs. Frank Booth hits ere, -
choruses rendered by a choir pf aver turn.d from a two weeks' visit with'.
100 voices were atreat to dear, And Hamilton relatives.—Miss Jean Dignan
those who :did ,not attend certainly the past week an London with M'rs
missed one. of the best programs giv- Russell Hodgins.
en in. thLi •distrb t far a long tial`,
Nelson Baker, county road overseer,
has been using the scraper on the:
road through town. The county is 9 Kirkton
supplyeeg- him with an oiling -nachine 1 ......,.
to oil the roads and work will be; corn- Mrs. Lexie Barr, ddaughter of Mr,
neiee
before Tong. �and Mrs. James McCurdy of this
p,
ac
e
The old wooden: Pump at the Hotel,
dyed after a short illness at the home
oaten spoke:n of ars "the town pump" of her husband's father, Mr. James
The following are the members of :Fent ef Forest, Mr, and :firs., Jack has been replaced by an iron 'ane.. ,Bars: Her husband, who as just
ee-
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the Committee: W. H. Johnston,' s:dt c. Ailsa Crain,
„�, \r. Chas. r.ti_ch Brost of London
were rn
covering
ing .from at
operation at
L
andon
•Chairman; W. G. Medd, bt ret:ry. and dam 1t f Ingersoll, and rs town. en Monday soliciting ausr s�,aaspta1 and she were vi iti•� his
Alb .rt Ruthg and Mr.Lead Mrs.H ex em
our business mete It ie their lfather at Motherwell, when she was
Zimmer of Stratford and :,,Irs. S. J. intention to run a, deny truck .•ert•ice°suddenly . taken 3.111,—Mr, Archie Pat-.
Adams of London.. from London to Goderich and handle} terson and Miss Helen Taylor, Baugh -
Dr. Taylor has purchas,-d n new freight of sal kinds. ;ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor, were
Studdebaker. coette:. Simon Morlock is building himself ?quietly married on Wednesday lut—
e hen stable and hopes to go inti the, Mr. Harry Lawrence :of the Molson.'s
m
poultry bus' -ss quite extensively. 1 Bank attended the funeral of his grand
`3'r. and Mrs. Peck and family of mother in Clinton.—Me. Reay Golding
London vesited Me and Mrs. John has been engaged as organist of the
Fitzkb•einer on Sunday. i Presbyterian church. clf 'St. Marys, Mr
Mr. and adrs. Albort Schram are let- Golding presided at the instrument for
tending to move to Bra,atiforcl very' several Sundays previously.—alra. M.
shortly where Mr, Schram has 'se- A. Copeland is visitim,g her daughter in
cured a position, 1alentreall,—Mrs. David Hazlewood is
Mrs. Alex. Linden of Mitchell vis- t visiting at the borne of her claught:er
ited John Steinacher .and daughter in Toronto'. ,
Mrs. Werner •last week.
Roy Golding oaf Woodham, who has
taught music to ,pupils an this village
ear a fere years, has secured the po-
sition of organist in one of the, Sal.
Marys churches, and has discontinued
his classes here, Mr. Golding proved
himself y �eff'c•ent teacher, - d
S, 3'. Hogarth, S. M. Sanders, 3. H.
Grieve, G. 5. Howard,
Grand Bond
Mr. and Mrs.da tar England and
Frances Lafotnd were •5n London Sat-
urday,.—Mr and Mrs. C. Ward andialrs.
Fritz of London were here Saturday
and Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. Green, vis-
ited at Hensall Monday.—Mr: Gratton
who, is been ill, is able to be ottt
again.—Mr. Webb was in, Exeter Sat-
urday.
The maddest woman =earth is the
one veho buy'; a perfect love of a hat
and sees its mate pn a woman _h
doesn't like.
All Men and Women
When in Need of a Tonic Should
Start en the Road to Wellville
by Following This Advice
Peterboro, Ont.—"I can speak in
the highest praise of Dr. Pierce's
medicines. I suf-
fered for a long,
time withfeminine �°`•
weakness,through
which I became
all rundown,
weak and Siete
vous. I also had
severe backaches,
pains in my side
and bearing pains:
?ti I learned of Dr.
Pierce's >aaedi.
eines and began at once to take
them; I took two bottles each of
the 'Favorite Prescription' and the:
'Golden Medical Discovery' and thee
completely cured me of all my weak
nese and restored me to good health
Clandeboye
The infant son of Wry. Darling is
trecaveriatg from air. attack of pneu-
moniat—Miss Mabel Hodgson, who is
on. the Toronto teaching staff, spent
the Easter holidays ;with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs: E. Hodgson,—.Miss 01-
ieer of London. +s'pent a, part of the
holidays with her sister. Mrs. A. Bice,
atfcGillivray.
Miss Minnie. Nei, spent Saturday in
Landon—Mas. Crellam of Ingersoll is
visiting; r�ela'tives in Hoerr.—Mr. Carl
Wif11iams of Detroit ,spernt the %reek-
end with relatives here.—Mit John
Flynn of Centralia spent a day thi's
week with his brothers here.—Mr. Ed.
Simpson, who purchased the farm from
Mr. Chas. Carter flare the 4th McGilli-
vray, moved there Tuesday. Mr. and
:Vers, Simpson havie been. residents of
this town. for a number of years.—The,
order ai ,,lee day . art, this, vivcinaty • ,is
seeing 4eeding. %Nearly ; every, farmer
is out on the land aand,soinle; eire;,rac-
tica•11y .finished- •
Deed in McGillivray.—Word had, just
reached here of the death of Mrs, Mc-
Guire•on .the 2nd.conncessian of McGil-•
jllvray who :passfxd; away at moose on
Tuesday, ,Mrs McGuire is :neartlY 80
years of age and had been ren lefaotl
health until a few days ago, when she
was taken, suddenly ill and nothing
could he done to .spare her.,
"At one time my husband became
afflicted with a chronic cough whirb.
caused him to become all rundown
He got so thin he was altnost a
skeleton. He tried many medicines
but did not get any better until ti',
t;ok; Dr. Piercing 'Golden Medicrt
Discover'y. ]3y taking this medicine
he was completely restored to good
.health. 1 shall always spear; a goon.
word efos. Dr., Pieree's rnedicives:'—
Mrs, Martha eholei , :'373 Pethune Sf
i` need a building -up tonic far
If yon � n
stone:ea alld i;ior obtain D'r.._Piercen
Golden 1Te,rica,l l t overt' from you,
near, s c,r U •'gist or sei FI 10e to .Ctk
t none tnepr story in Bridgo'lal.,
Cut., ,;'.s;r trial, -el . eiblers and
for tree coni :It i cal ineaical auvrt
Lumley
Mr. J,ohtii Boltotn, eras purchased a
new Dodge 'tourin,g car, and is mow
busy erecting agarage,.—Mr, Arthur
'Jones and 'Kr, Noah Horton recently
bought the grass farm bel,ongitng to
efr. Ales Stewart �of the 1211i con. of
fit bbert.-Glen 'Broadfeat returned• to
Shedden tp resume his duties :in, the
5C ding Bank, after s-pe;rndin,g a few
hecela.ys at his home here:
Farquhar
s a ver i i tin
his many friends wish ,him every sue -
cess in, hi. new undertaking.
Mr. and IVErs. Bert Fletcher of 'gun-
Cline visited Sunday, at Wi•11 hose's,.
—Mr. Andrew Hodgert ana family t is-
ut''.d Sunday• et Mt: Pteaaa,nn—?Missies
tiI 1`ie�Pollen:`arid Pearl Klein, of Mitch
're t visited Sanday'at Mr: Wa•. Pollen's
.-•'•4f• Edgar Henkel: visited last week,
w r_eth his sister, Mrs'. Ed. Pop•len in
7+x'te:r T,ae anneal •meeting of Far-
quhar Woiii•e,n's Lnstitute; ywilll behead -
t: th- borne of Mrs. Wm, .Poflem, ern
,Tuesday, May 24 :
BIG FOUR SCHEDULE,
Clinton, April 21 -Representatives of
the Big Four League met here to -night
and allotted dates,: for the baseball
tournaments and ad,*ted a schedule
to begin on May 17, And end on Aug-
ust
ug-ust 27. The tourney ,dates are: June
3 Zurich; June 14, Wingham; July 5
Goderich; July 19, Tees wafter.
May 17.-Tieeswater at Godericle
iMiay...18—Wingham at Zurich,
May 29 -Zurich at Teeswater.
-May 31—Goderich at Wingham:
June 7-Wingham at Goderich:
June 9-Teesweter at Zurich:
jun:. 12—Wing-earn at Tees.water..
Juni_ 16 -Zurich at Goderich.
June 19-Teeswater at Wingham.
Jun? 23—Goderich at Zurich.
June 26-Goderich at Teesw',ator.
rune 27 -Zurich at Wingham
July 11-T,eeswater at Goderich.
July 14—Wingham at . Zurich;,
July 26-Gadprilch:alt Wingham.
July 27—Zurich at iTeeswater
July 31—Teeswater at Zurich.
August 2—Wingham at Goderich.,
August 10—Zurich at Goderich,
August 11—Wingham at Teeswater,
August 16 1yfeeswater at Wingham,
August 18 Gcxleric,h at Zurich.
August 21 Goderich at Teeswater.
August 24—Zurich at Wingham,
TEA GROWING .%VERY' E,XPENSIVE
Th: very ja+•gh' wages that have to
bc'pate to workers on thie te,e platen, -
tions of Iindila anted; Geyl,oin, due to .01C -
'Pa 1
sac:11 anal political unrest, Inas , caused
'theprice of tea to rise. constatientby
'at primary markets' ;arid 341' Lon- ;
dont This in:flu°ttce is now ,hetn,g;felt • o-` tune easel, pictures, artkd ,other small.
tardier alone the lope eanid it is TO be''axtxl s, ,
expected that xhe,.. ricc.oe. tea, will aTerms--,S,trictlY 'Cpts'h;,
a 1> , ,
crease -to 'the ` coesume,r :Inn the rnear E. TAYLOR:- P. HaNLON
future. j Auctioaiee,r. 'Proprietor
VICTORY LOAN
COUPONS
We will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons: or place them to your credit.
• in our Savin .Bank where they will
draw interest at 3% per annum. • of"
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter B,sncb, E. A. Chapman, Manager
Dsshw000d r Bnccanc*nche.t j. R. S. Wilson, Manager
WOODHAI1
On A.pr:11 9 there passed away, after
two weeks' idleness, resulting from a,
fail, one of the pioneers of Blansshard
in the person. of Wm. Mitts, at the
age of 90 yea.rsc Mr. Mills, with his
parents and brothers and sisters, came
to this country from_,Fermanau•gh, Imes
land, when a young man, settling first
in St. Thomas, and movuna later to a
farm ince Usboroki. After his marriage
to Miss Eliza Nixon pf Gteorg,etowr,,
who predeceased halm 41 years, she re-
sided in Woodham, which' has b,eenihis
home ever since: His parents were
burned in the Aingjiicamn ceaneltery at
Kirkton, Ms mothler ,hnvin,g to the ,re-
markable age of one hundred -and• four-
teen years. All his childretn sury ve—
Jam.s,•:Ajomzo and ,Sidney of, ...Waad-,
ham; Henry of Centralia; Wesley ole
Se Marys; Nathan and Tuttle of To-
ronto, and Mrs, A. Seabrook of Aurora
Mrs, H. Wynne ;of Woodham is the
only ,survirving sister. -Miss .Annie Ga-
nnett, whoa w,as taken to London hos-
pital to undergo an operation., is im-
proving ni c ely.—Mina's Hannath . Rini n of
London.' is visiting et her home.
—Miss Mary Canine teacher, of Wood-
stock 'spent*the halitdays with her par-
ents,
arentis, here,.
n...LSONS BANK.
THE MV
INCQRPQR ATZD ISO
&Oat raid Up 1,4,006,0$1
Rssecva Fund $S,SH,+IIG
Over l.2, Breeches.
A. F.A.RMM R:UN ON A. BUSINESS BASIS.
requi.res that every member of the 'family be made a
Partner. That the earning from some particular pro-
duct be allotted to each member. Then good sense
andi nates that these, earnings should go to set tl their
savings account with The Molsons Bank. This will
make each one ambitious to make his product pay.
Deposits by ivail accepted,
EXETERBRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open, for business daily.
safety Deposit Boxes to hent at the Exeter Branch.
BIG
Furniture Bargains
RllDUCTION IN FURNITURE. We, CARRY THE LARGES('
AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK.
BUY HER1t - AND SA.V E MONLY
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
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GREENING'S
LAY FLAT POULTRY FENCE
You can take pride in the appearance of
your poultry yard if you use Greening's Lay
Flat Poultry Fence. ° It. doesn't buckle, bag
nor sag. It makes a fence that isnot out of
place in the fiinest surroundings. Keep your
back yard as neat as your front yard—
use Greening's.
Heights from 12 to 72 inches. Sold by
good hardware dealers.
THE B. GREENING WIRE CO., LIMITED
HAMILTON - • CANADA
Easy to control it -lays flat when you unroll it.
AUCTION SALE
OF BUGGIES, CUTTERS AND
• HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT CENTRALIA
on SATURDAY, APRIL..29th, 1922
et 2 o'clock, the ,followiniug,—
1 s ogle ,buggy, 1. Glardstone buggy,
1' siagl'e` cutter, 1 G,lfarhstranre culmen,:
1 pairlor suite, 2 parlor tablies, 2
bedroomseatea, 1 chest of drawers.'
sicleboard, diming roomytable,. hall, ra.ek
music rack. 3..ham,gimlg°;.lames, parlor
ta,ble lamp, hall lamps- 3 small amps .
coal oil cook stove. •caal..oi . -,heated
X41, A'Y'r.
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7-fit,
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Stray Stock
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nu YOU use
`Can „
clan Fence
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fence made by THE CANADIAN STEEL AND WIRE
COMPANY, LIMITED. FULL GAUGE No. 9 WIRE, per-
fectly galvanized and with the famous "CANADIAN" knot.
Let us show you this fence and the "AMERICAN" Gal-
vanized Steel Fence Post.
We can sellou
y this fence as chem
as you can buy fence. anywhere,.
WM.
206
'WARD, EXETER, ONTARIO