Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-7, Page 4der Abroicate
Sanders & Creech, Propa.
R'URSD,&:li.,,. MARc
? tae people can always obtain what
t'oey want .f they want 3t '4.41 . etzough
and are persistent enough in their ap-
items till they obtain that tot w h d
• they ask, If they Kant a, Live Doard or
Trade they can have it, They have only
to ask baud enough and long enough.
That O!'ntario has 29%347 acres, of or,
e .ids,
24,384 acres of small fruits, and'
',17i7,982, acres of gardens' s slza vn„ by the
deport 'of the bureau of industrige t°or'.
,`the ,l}rev,?zee sof Ontario for 1910 which
as .lust been issued. The, total num,
cOex: o-^ acres under, crap. in 1910 was!
0.725.084, as emnpared with. 9,5:.8,323{
ta 1909. The total value ref the erop,fer
it.* 1Q was; S175,115,742, an increase of',
zl7ii0k3i1 Pore than that of 1909,
Xsz rla country, where fatal railroad
acciale,7ds ;a e .a matter of alar at daily
exa- l s
� -S a remarkable e oratra,st
acse ate , by the official ,fzgaires
iroads, ixwrir, the past year there
were b> t : r<:e acc4ettt3 to L'rtttsh.
' trains attended with fuss of lite, the
t tt-o.ttr.147 ,a? f a;tles beim' taut.
aarteen, For tip oVvqs years pr Odds
e average or :frilled% in railroad 'lac*
edeMs g.44,
its ,tis;lr -'t.,; seen by a conernull'c '•>{ztl:
another colo, -inn, and es-bearldenta,a has
Toonc^e,cecl the idea of the cltiZens assist -
:4 tl.. band vritn a new uniform'
stet su3gests methods of rasing the
t purpose, We wish to
• State that ?R' it'7t lis'd,rt`,2Y :n 'sympathy
''`.tr 00} or any Movement thatwill
kelp the loaild and .help the town, We ;are
Apiy tvo w1ling at all times to make
llobt:e any suggestions that ,arts, o:tk
t' en,a would Like to IPAke, and. Our only.
regret :s that we have not Insny" roe
-A:'li?ra-at' whit are willing to .sit deo'Vs
a t,T k tt 4rttie Lard thinking as to
inott.ocrt of advancing the best anter,
gait of our tour's, Come. get your shoul-
dors Cc the, 'wheel atzd everybody 'boost,
4 a ,:te a few s '#eh?,aLaa sad
#ethod:ist churches have Ite.
against union, PQgple 11a,Ye been
at these churches would
taro
,:ded Ionian carried throughout
hout,
-+trio»try. , 'Would trey ht, 'satisfied.
avotald :t frtoat
nroney
or another;
isidered at'
all 1° «t Ea i.ot aFlr oat utaanlsnous? Local'
centlitt",, , ranwa>.ver are itav:}a;a t very
rnarked effect on the v Jte in. Wane Places,,
Perhaps 'ha th older settled parts un-
ion :tf:i root so neeassary, tau! wvt. :scout
t:trq w
A1C
.'s t
set l
CTta`:1, ;`
tr t
4 the rural dis-
tricts
wh re ther, aro only a rev/ score
of people? Should they'be forced to
'keep un three or fou„ churches when otic
would be share successful? 41.nd: to the
lalcathen rzt;•rd what a disturbing In-
fluence them sort b when several de-
nominations are struggling for converts
to their particular churches and beliefs.
Xh missionary work alone the value of
union `n our op:cion, cannot be over
et;t'Taat.ed.
NEWSPAPER PROFITS -The Wat-
Yor'd Gude-:Advocate an a recent issue
contained the following pointed .remark
on subseriptiotas. The experienes of oth-
rar Ideal weeklies :'s ag^a.in verified, 'We
-wish to 'eonf"-dq a sec ct to our read-
ers. It le this; -If a roan pays ' his
subaoril:t"_on to the weekly promptly in
advance, and everything is favorable the
'publisher will ;probably make 10 or 15 Per
cont. profit on thtt.t ,dollar. Ii it Is not
paid promptly andshe has to spend
something far'postage etc., he does not
makea r
n o e than'
a c. profit an each
h
t
subscription and sometimes it it is a
year or two, behind, he naakes'lless than
nothing. The tri city papers don't make
anything' on their subscriptions but their'
advertising rates' are Ugh and they Y orrae
oat alright. The Esme paper is the same
now that It was when butter was ,1.Oc.:
a Ib. and eggs Sc. a. dozen and if ever
iaear of an editor getting rich. lay it
down as a sure thing that he didn't, get
it iron/: the prof is of his subscription
list." -
4llE R
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Mrs. R.
Snell fir in bad owing too a
slight attack of appendicitis. -31r. Wm.'
Pybus us Iaid up 'with an attack of .ta
grippe and rheunaat_sm.-The W.M.S. of
Bethany Church have secured Mrs. (Rev)
'Harrison' of Landon to preach, for them
Ron Sunday, March) 17, both morning and
evening. --Mr. Chas, Cann installed a
-piano in his horde last week. -Mr. J.Bray,
gave -a _emaI1 'dance last week. -Under
'the auspices of the Epworth League,
Rev. 3..E. Millyardt of Hensell well give
.an illustrated lecture entitled 'The Shafts
rock. Rase, and Thistle"' in Bethany
,Church on Friday evening at "8 o'clock.
-Mrs.R. Thornton babyand
hor of and
n aWas
•Margaret Passmore left the parental roof
-ciao Tuesday for Vancouver.
On the stage of business the spot.
light is on the mar who advertises.
Our Classified ` Want Ads will
place you or your needs in the lim e
light of punhc-attention.`
If: you have not tried them, their
illuntinatrng power veld`surprise you,
„ aarrrea+3l fK, t, ,L bJ:
WHALEN,
I.. Mr. .i'atr_ck,.;
Lamph4or, who, with his
mcather and s''ster, spent the winter in
Cat°forma., returned home much ipiproy-
ed by that --tzap-;firs Edna Gunning
and bliss 39inerva Leif visited over
Sunday wiIth friends, ihi London, -,Mrs
)avid Long. ,of near Hyde Park, 'visited
this ;week with relatives around here.--•
afro T.hornp"s;alz visiting with her
brother,. M. i'la{lkiP " Bntaoks, Messrs
Hector and Clarence i'.f?llson spent Sun,
day with their lady friends .n London
(TQwnshrp.'--Mr, Frank Parkiitson> ',.':too
has been sez,:ously 11 mast of the 'win-
ter, ireproving a'apidiy.--Mr. and gars
Spent Thursday w rth their
cousin, Mgrs, G, Bant-Iag, w; a leaves
this, month far E'sterhaze}-, Sask.
x re they purpose rain;zag their future
home, -Th„ torg�anized Jua'or Bible Class
g...•tting :1 concert here in the church
on Wednesday, March. 13 A choice
p+'ogcam Cs being prepared and address,
es w,11 be :given by M. Medd of Win-
rhelsea and Rev, Wilson of Stratford,
-Mr, 'Wilson t4'dil also contribute to the
pro;; r a m by sial,ng.-lay the way Cur
young men are'naov_•ng out on Sundays
we judge the,young ladies are taking
advantage of the leap year Privileges
-Mr„ and ti
rerA, t
ur Ia.er have a
rn v-
ed litre .front L eaz3's Head, We welcoaa
tine lt, apoong ossa-PartTies are the .,order
of the day around here. -The weather
thanis ,urn ildhiag the young people with
.goad roads.-lfr. 'Agra, Ogden, who cut
"a hand "with a p:Yca of; glass smite
few wee>las age-, as still unable to use
the .njored member,.
FARQMIA R..
AIr, tV 3, Vance, while i'n the we<ads
sites a load of wood on Saturday last
was overtaken with a. severe attack of
paralysis and 43 now e:arlffrled to his bed
under the doctlor and nurse's rare. He
was unable to speak far two days, but
h'a speech is returning and hopes are
now entertained for hts recovery.-fr.
W'm. Stewart last. week diapase4, of one;
of it;s fine hundred acre farms in Us -
borne, ba ng I- of 14, N. E. B., to M .
Simon Campbell. HOS eon, Mr. Ed.
Campbell w,ll move unto it's:sorUy. Mr.
Stewart mt;11 .retains the old homestead,
the tare was ;snade by Thos. Cameron
--Foster Bray and .11fha tidlala link rr
who are attcazdrazg the Bat nese Col-
lege, Stratford, were tri for Sunday„
-Rev, Z llyard, under the auspices of
the League. w`1l giro his illustrated
lecture, entitled 'Shamrock, Rose and
Ta.stle," Bethany^ church on Friday
evoting. The public may expect a treat
-1Zr, Georg Halter Is reeovcrin& from
reeventa',lineae.
vwsstaraaere say they don't, feel the a :old
and the reason of. :t is only now dis-
closed by tho London ; (Eng.) Chronicle.
It, say, -The boys of Northern Canada.
when very Young, are first whipped to
make t'hc:•r flesh tingle, and then' sent
to bathe e.'n the half-rrocen rivers, As
they grove older they'.. aka :nada to 1'io
out of doors at night with no clothes
n a et a
arra n n.,s 'far a week or so at a
strete!), The consequence is that either
they d:a or beemne so hardened as to be
able to to naked in any. weather without
the slightest d',sconitort,
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
On. LOT 13, N. B., USBORNE, on TUES-
DAY, MARCH 19th, at 12.30 o'clock
L broad mare 7 -yr -old with: foal, draft.
1 brcnd mare, 4 yr -old with. foal,agric.
2 gelding's, 5 and 7 yrs., agric. ;;2 gel -
din's, 8 and 9 years, agile.; 1 geid-
ing, 3 -yr -old, Goat, Purpose; 1 gelding
2 -yr -old, eget.; 1 gelding, 2 -yr. driver
1 driver, quiet and reliable.
Cattle -2 renewed cows, 2 cows due at
t ''ne of sale, 2 caws, due in April, 2
cows, duo in May, 4 cows, due In June;.
9 fat steers 3 -yr -old ; : 0 heifers 2 -yr -
old 4 heifers 2 -yr -old; 12 yearlings.
Hogs -2 br
ood
aow
s 1pe rd' • e
e dho
Yorkshire; 10 -shoats.
Fowl -A number of young hens and
pullets.
Implements -Lumber, wagon, truck wa-
gon, tap bagay
new
open n bubgY, new
democrat, pair bobsleighs, cutter, new
binder, nearly new mower, :worse rake,
large two -furrow plow,: walking Plow,
set harrows, land roller, seeder F: dr -'ll
nearly new; 12 .hoes. 1 corn cultivator
and: bean puller attachments ; fanning
trill, puiper, platform scales; set 'of
double harness, set single harness, :wheel
barrow, stone boat s2 sugar kettles,;
a number sap buckets, forks,' sih:ovels
hoes, grad bags, chains, saws, and
other art -,Cies too numerous to mention
A number r ya f
o white ash wagon Poles
about 15 tons first-class hay.
Positively no, reserve as the proprie
tar has sold hi;,s farm and is retiring.
TERMS -$5 and under cash, over that
amount 10 months credit on approv-
ed joint notes, . 4 per cent. off for
cash mi credit amounts.
WAL Sb1'EWARIT, T. CAMERON,
Propri;etor.` Auctioneer,
Auction Sale
F'AItM, FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Lot S. %-32, Gob. 1, Usborne
Oat Wednesday, 'March 20th 1012
At one •o'clock, sharp
Farm -S. half or Liat 312, Con. 1, Us -
borne, on v,,hch its frame house, frame
barn, 36a70, with stabling, 'hen' house,
100 trees ahoy?ce winter fruit, 2 good
Spr n;g 'wells, cistern, faun, well under-
dra t ed., Terms of farm made known on
clay of sale.
,iSorses-Team matched geldings agar.
4 yr• -old ; suckling, calt, blood; draft
n.iare :ii foal, rising, 8.' yearn..:,
Cattle -2 two -yr -old 'steers year
steer ; 3 steers and one heIrfer r3
Id
P igs -sow dnae Apr,:1 10 ; 8 pigs 2
months old°
r Poultry -About 10 hens.
Imhlenaants-Rake, cultivator, ; mower.
snuffler, disc air ll ,P'!ndur, all. r,neaar1y
new; plow, wagon, buggy, fanning ail,
cutter, rope, car and sl n>s, churn and
ot:,er arnn'n mpleni txts.
furniture --Coal heater-, wiood or
ran irr,re, -table co ch 6 ch2uar3r and t
et ons °small ar;t w lea., ''i rq
• tone ' hay, ,:quantity
cnsh-
5a ms- .i"�i d .under ,caalx ,: