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The Centralia
Chopping Mill
HA.VING INSTALLED A NEW 15 INCH. JOLIET. GRINDER
WISH T.O. ANNOUNCE THAT YOU NOW HAVE AT YOUR. SERVICi
IN CENTRALIA .ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED CHOPPING PLANTS
IN ONTARIO, GIVING LTNST, RPASSED SERVICE, FINEST QUALITY
AND COURTEOUS TREAT" I ANT TO ALI , • - , ,
A TRIAL: WILL CONVINCE OF THESE 1'Ix,RITS, AND IS COR-
DIALLY SOLICITED.
MILL OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 7 A. jl, TO. 6 P. M.
Wm. J. Smith, Prop.
APPLES, APPLES!
Wanted at The Exeter Evaporation.
ALL KINDS OF LATE FALL AND WINTER APPLES, SUIT.,
ABLE FOR EVAPORATING PURPOSES.
ALSO APPLES FOR BARRELL INt= T1 -IAT WILL GRADE NO. 1
AND, NO. 2.
THESE TO 'BE DELIVERED TO THE EVAPORATOR IN CRATES
SUPPLIED BY THE UNDURSIGNED.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ABOVE GRADES OF APPLES.
HELP WANTED.
''.OMEN HELP FOR TRIMMING APPLES.
Apply to A. D. CLAT'I', Central Hotel or A. WILSON, at Evaporator
A. D. CLAPP.
VOTERS' LIST 1922
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILL-
AGE OF EXETER
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that 1 hare
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voters' List Act" the t:op-
ies required by the said sections to
be se transmitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of all
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in rhe
said Municipality at Elections Car
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at Exeter, on the 11th day
of August, 1922, and remains there
for inspection. om all voters
And I hereby . call u p
to take immediate proceedings to
avae y to law. errors correct -
ding
Dated at Exeter, this 11th day 'of
August, 1922. JOS. SENIOR
Clerk of Village of Exeter.
SCHOOL FAIRS.
Following is a list of the School
i3t thio locality and dates for 1922:—
Grand Bend .........
Sept. 7
Crediton .....
Zurich
Clinton
Varna
Dashwood
Winchelsea
Ailsa Craig
B.ayfi{e1d
Blyth.
FALL FAIRS..
Exeter
G.oderich
IZitrkton
London
Mitchell
Parkhill
St Marys
Clandeboye
Henson
Los Ahgeles, Cal, are visiting ralavesI
here.. --Mr. and.Mrs. C. Bechler and
er
Mr. and Mrs, M. Weidemaw of Pigeon
Mr. Cecil Hudnae. of ,Coortl,and ,4nOns Susanna Smith, who spent her
haliaays at the. ,home a her rarents
here, left for Detrain,.—:Miss johnstem
who recently- underwent an operation,
at London Hospital, is visiting with
her sister, Mrs, Julius ,,Thaei :hiss
?Mary Voelker of Hersey, Mich, -spent
the past week with th her friend, Mrs, J.
Hey, Tr.
Mica. are visiting relativeshere„.-el.
Steel, has. parents, Mr. and ars, .Czeip.
Hu+lst�n�-4tlrT R. 1. PA:te son, .bats been
suffering during tbe past ,week with a,
very sore eye,—Mr. and M. Thain+
of Action spent al fe,w, days, _last
wee,: with the latter's+',uxicl,es, M,essrs.
John, and Charles McDoneli, -- Mrs.
Goonfefow of Toronto IA e ,guest
of Mrs. Jobe, Glean, -11'1r. Wil Sloven
left last week on the Harvesters' Ex-
cursion;,--Nrs.. Thos. Welsh, wile, has
been visiting for ?otne time ;ax titer •tti est
has returned, home.—Mos. ,J, J, White
of Outlook, $asls~•, who has been vis-
iting relatives in Dotrois't for the past
two . months, .s the guest of Miss
White and Mrs. F. j. Wickwire.—Mrs
McNeil, who was called home owing to
the death of her father, the late ;R,
J. Drysdale, has returned .to Stowell,
Alta --John Taylor pet with, ,a serious
accident while tlatloadtrtg oats elle the
barn on. Dr Moir's Tarn The trip
rope broke and he Sell from the load,
breaking ,his arm and ;receiving a.nunt-)
her of brttse--Word was, received
here of the death of Jemima Hutto ii.
B.A., wife of Dr, p, C. Wilson, of
Parkhill, Mrs. Wilsons was P. daughter
of the late Dr. „Hutton( oi; Forest, and
a sister of Mrs, C. A. McDonell of
Henson. Her husband and one (laugh
ter survive. --Mr. end Mrs. A, Biliborn
and .famjiy, a end M. Percy Westaway
ani daughter jean of Ham lten, were
A very pleasant family reunion took
place on the .farm of Samuel Scott
concession. 12, McGillivray, on Aug. 20
when a large number of relatives were
present (118) from various place, in-
cluding Port Huron, Detroit, SarnJ ,
St, Thomas, Sombra, Niagara Falls and
points nearer.
13'm• weir, who conducts a black_
smith a,nd general repair ,shop in the
village of tBuf,falo, in. McGillivray, .had
his hand badly .hurt recently in the
planing machine.—The Ladies' Aid" of
Ciaatdeboye Methodist Church met in
the school room on August 23 to dis-
cuss means of obtaining money for
necessary repairs to the build'
ug, the
ladies having undertaken to raise a
certain. proportion of the amount need-
e4.—Mrs. Kilmer and 1lrs, L. Kilmer
are attending the Toronto Exhibition.
--Mrs. Brooks will be absent for some
weeks on a visit to ;fiends in various
"laces in the States, --There has been
so much petty thieving recently in the
country that barking of the dogs" at
er ght • is usually a signalor the
men
to investigate hen roosts and barns,
Lewis—Armitage.—The•e'.hhame of ?Jr.
and„Mrs, W. H. Armitage;; London T
was. '1'Sb— terile iaf a very pretty we.,
on Wednesday, Aug. 9, when
their eldest .daughter, Annie W„ was
unites in :marriage •to,Ernest H. Lewis
of Lucan, the ceremony . being per-
eorine:l by Rev,. Win. Lowe. The
Sept. 8 hr .ie gore a charming gown of Ivory*
Sept. 11 ; satin, with bridal Meil;ai$ :t •:bias
Sept. 12'some and carried a beautiful bouquet
Oct. 2 i -;: gladioli Little Clara Arin tage-
Oct. 3 1,,Inter .of the bride, ,:was: ,dower g rl,
Oct. 4 Ken ;,eth Simpson, .nepbety of the
000 111 acting as ring °:bearer.. Lo,hen-•
gr wee weddini march was .played 'by
Mass Armee Hodgiuns, cousin of the
bride,. After the ceremony a dainty
wedding breakfast was served. The
bride and groom left on a trip to To-
ronto and points least.'On their re-
turn they w.uli reside .lune Claindeboye.
Sep.21-22
Sep. 26-27
Sep 28-29
Sep. 18-19
.,Sep, 6 -8
Sep 25-26
,::.Sep. 99-16
Sep. 19-20
Sep. 26-27
Sep. 21-22
S•eaforth ... .... . ..,,Sep 21-22
Toronto Aug 26 to Sept. 9
West McGillivray Oct 4th
Wvnghanri ...... Sep 25-26
Zurich ...... ...... Sep 25-26
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CLINT;ON—On Aug'. ,16, Ione Ella,
eldest daughter of Mr,, and Mrs:, C.
]J, Bouck of 43 Standiislh Ave., Rose --
dale, Toronto, was united in mar -
ridge to Mr. Roy 'Alexandra Eoreestei
Clinton, youngest son ofthe la,to
David
Fiorrestet;.-Mrs: Wm. Stoinan receiv-
e& receiv-
eword •.last. -Week :;of the death 4 -Of
her daughter, Mrs„ Clara ,Kerr of Lon-
, rixriikr• Mrs` Kerr: wale ..married,ice Pee
troit and ,moved to London after the
death of her husband., about 18 year:
ago She leaves three, 'children,.
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Lumley
Grand Bend
Mrs. Sam. Delzel and son of Port
Huron, are visiting at Mr. Wal. Pat-
ters*n's, Mr. and Mrs.=•-Geo.�Ande- -
son v iaited with .Xr,„ and Mrs. Ed. GUI
Sr„ -on Sunday,—Mrs. N. Beck -worth,
Urs. Champane, Mr. and 1tfr&- neck -
worth and Mrs..Wilcox .visited at Mr.
\Vm. Pattersan's .Ior a few days last
week,—Mrs, Chas, Lawson, who_ hays
been visiting at the home of Mr. Ed, l
Gill, Sr.., returned to her home int
Hamilton Friday, Mensrs. Wm, and
James Patterson, who visited their
brother .in Micidgan, returned to their
biome here Tuesday.—Mass E. Shafer
and Mrs. Fred. Cole. who have been
visiting their Sister, Mrs. E. Gill, Sr.
ha' a xeturAte 4 to their home in De-
troit and: Pigeon, Mich. --Mr. England
gt ests or Mr. and firs. W. Chapman.--tof C'rerli.twt visited his son, Walt‘
Miss 5s Erbil)' Smillie of Torositospenta }tete _ l e
few days of last (w^eek with her bro-
ther, Mr, A." Smt4tte and sister, Mrs.
John Elder, rettun.ed,. home last week,.
accompanied hy Mrs. Elder, --Mrs. 'B;
Hudson,)liss Rena, and LIoyd are
itine h► Detroit,—Mrs. FlarenceGlenn
of Grace Hospital, Detroit, ,is visiting
her sister, Mrs,, A. ,1:, Cane—T. Welsh
shipped a carload of lumber to Flint
Mich, awl also one to Baden—Jack
Mitchell and Austin Race have gone to
the west to help ,with. the harvest. —
'Mr. and ,firs: J. F. Meek are ori a mo-
tor tri; to Toronto and Dalhousi,e.—
Mrs. J. L. Spaulding of Sherwood, N.
Dakota who was called home owing
to the illness and .death of her father
Tltos. Sherritt, returned home last
week, -Mrs W. Stone, who i$ visiting
itt Vancouver. slapped and Sell while
mountain climbing,, being bruised con
sinerably as well as having her eye
ser ously injured. She is expected to
arrive home shortly—:lir„ Smillie had
Itis, hand ;severely lammed between the
axle and spring of Ilia car when the
jack ;ave way. Nine stitches were
necessary to close the wouatci,
Zurich
'Hiss Nettie Well of Detroit is vis-
iting in Zurich.—;visa Lillian `+ ,rennoh
who spent the past ,month in Detroit,
returned to her home here on Saturn
& .--Mr. ttnd Mrs, Saan'l Freed, who
sent a few weeks with relatives here,
left last Wednesday for t1193r home
at Seattle, Wash.—The dwellutg prop-
erty. together with two lots at the
west end of the village, have. been gold
by Mr. Jacob Howard to Mr. Milton
Reitz„—Mr and. Mrs. Wes. Kibbler of
'Mrs. Goodteltow and two little seals
Of Toronto are sfpend:ng a. few days
with i\Lr. and Mrs, J. 1. Glenn.—On
Friday •evening last a great number
from this ineighborhood attended the
;re cream and pie social put on, :by
the Hurondale Women's Institute,—Mr.
Mrs. Elliot is wsitinig wi,tlt, Mr., and
&Irs. John Sielines.=Mr. Noaih Horton
ousch,ased a new Ford car from Cook.
Bitothers Hensa.11, last week, -Mies
Maude Horton of Exeter spent a few
flays at•:• Broadfoot's last week.—Mr:
Duncan: McDougall is vilalllt n ..lues moth-,
1 a
er tor'' a few weeks. -Mr. Wellington`
k.crslal e as Me. Stewareetnotored ;to
Toronto, the: Dist of the .week h> at-,
tend;th{e E.xhibetio�n-114isil Chrr,stene
Mc.i.)ou�gall returned this week from
(lintrebeewh.ere she: has been visiting
her aunt:
Popularity Ever increase
The Pure Deliciousness of
PP
Natural Leaf Green. Tea is recognized,.
as the tremendous increase in the de
m nd for it :shows. 21396
Try it to.day---- - -You will l Ke it
RAUIQ
WE I<IAVE THE FAIQUS "FEDERAL” LINE LET US DEMON-.
STRATE A COMPLETE RECt IVING SET, OR SELL YOU ANY
FARTS YOU MAY NEED TO BUILD YOUR OWN SET.
The grade of Imperial Palatine
recommended for your oar ----
(1) Saves friction and wear
(2j Increases power
(32i Lowers Gasoline costs
(4) Reduces depreciation
(5) Gives most lubrication per dollar
Consult the Imperial Chart—the guide to
proper lubrication.
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Oils
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
Manufacturers and Marketers of. Imperial Polarine Motor
Oils and Marketers in Canada of Gargoyle Mobiloil,
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To Holders of Five Year
SL per cent Canada's
Victory Bonds
Issued in 1917 and Maturing 1st December, ,1922.
CONVERSION PROPOSALS
THE- MINISTER OF FINANCE 'offers to• holders
of these bonds who desire to continue their
investment in Dominion • of Canada securities the
privilege of exchanging the maturing bonds for new
bonds bearing 54 per ceritt interest, payable half yearly,
of either of the following 'classes:— • ,
(a) Five year bonds, dated lit' November,
1922, to mature 1st November, 1927.
(b) Ten year bonds, dated 1st November,
1922, to mature 1st November, 1932.
While the maturing bonds will carry interest to 1st
December, 1922, the new bonds will commence to earn
interest from 1st November, 1922, GIVING A BONUS
OF A FULL MONTH'S INTEREST TO 'THOSE
AVAILING THEMSELVES OF THE CONVERSION
PRIVILEGE.
This offer is made to holders of the maturing bonds
and is not open to other investors. The bonds to be
issued under this proposal will be substantially of the
same characteras those which are maturing, except
that the exemption from taXation does no" apply to the
new issue.
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Holders of the maturing bonds who wish to avail
themselves of this conversion privilege should take
their bonds AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT. NOT
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 30th, to a Branch of
any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exchange
an official receipt for the bonds surrendered, containing
an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bonds of
the new issue.
Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, interest
payable by chei`Iue from Ottawa, will receive their
December 1 interest chegii as usual. Holders of
coupon bonds will detach and retain the Last unmatured
coupon before surrendering the bond itself for conversion
purposes.
The surrendered bonds will be forwarded by banks
to the Minister of Finance at Ottawa, where they wills,
be exchanged for bonds of this new, issue, in fully
registered, or coupon. registered or **ion . bearer form
carrying interest payable 1st May.;as 1,lst November
of each year of the duration of the loan, the first interest
payment accruing and payable lst,gay, hy, 1923. Bonds
of the new issue will be sent tp{.the banks for
delivery immediately after the recetprttf the surrendered
bonds. Y
The bonds of the maturing 'issue which are not
converted under.. this proposal will be 'paid off in cash on
the lst December,1922.
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