The Exeter Advocate, 1917-3-8, Page 4Fm,
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Subscription Pricer -In advance 1$1.25
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fidin advance 50 cents extra will
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THURSDAY, MARCH Sth, 1917
LUMLEY
A sieigb. load of the young people
cvn this locality drove to the home of
Mr Jesse. Jaques, near Sunshine, and
:spent a most enjoyable time on. Wed-
zuesdav =evening last.—Mr, and Mrs.;
Fran -k Horton spent the. week -.end;
-lith relatives at Seaforth and Bruce
EEield.—John Bolton and wife eattend
giving up farming fora time :tad will
:take an extended trip for the bene -
1t a_`' his health. They will have a
.sale on the ZOth of this month as
the bane rented their farm. We
Ihope they 'Fill enjoy a well-earned rest
Quite a few of our young people at-
tended 'she "New Minister" concert on
Friday evening, which was repeated
HensalL-We are pleased to learn
that Pte Fred Simmons, who is in
Franceis well, as .letters have been
received from Mm by his relatives of
:ate.,—Mx. Armstrong, Sr, has re-
turned Trona London, where he spent
rte ,greater part of the winker.—Quite
a, fevv from this line attended the play
entitled "The Country Doctor,' act.
Tuesday evening, in No. 1 School,
LUCAN
Reevc Ross made a business .rip to
Toronto last week.—Miss Lena C oI-
llir s spent a. few days in London last
week. Mr Wes: Cole of Exeter was
else guest of this mother a couple days
fast week—Mr. Wm: Ward attended
the Flax Growers' Convention, at Lon -
doe last week.—Mn Wilson Armitage
of Toronto visited at the home of
his father sir. L. Fox, last weak.—
Mr Johr. Abbott was in Toronto last
week.—Mr. E. H. Seaman has moved
tee Or; -en Sound—Mrs. W. A. Gail -
Coyle of Sarnia was in town a few
days last week.—Mrs. John Hoover al
Guelpiswas the guest of her sister,
Mrs Alex McFalls, last week, Mrs,
Wm Matheson has decided to retire
=frond business and will sell her stock,
WHALEN
WEEKLY
Auction Sale
The undersigned will well by Public
Auction, at DOW's FARM, East of
lafettopolitan Hotel, each and every
Saturday atternoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
Oa Saturday .. next the following will
be,.offeredr^
'4_ 3 -year-old fillies
2 4 -year-old Fillies.
J 4 year old gelding
Pair matched geldings, 5
grey. weighing 2600
2 Farmers' drivers.
A number caws due to freshen
March and April
10 calve. and some young cattle.
Terns, -6 months' credit with 6
per 'cent added, on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes.
Frank Taylor,
Auctioneer
Mr. John Dann of Wesley, London
Tp, visited over • Sunday with Ids
data ester Mrs. Wm. hforley.—Mr. and.
Mrs Wesley Freeman at Grantor), were
presented with a baby boy last week,
Mrs Freeman is a daughter of Phil-
lip Brooks.—Mr, and Mrs. Hector Milt
soli visited over Sunday with the lat
"per's parents at De:vizea-Mrs, Wil-
bert Batten of Zion visited here, the
guest of Hilda Gunni:tag on Saturday,
---Don't forget the Patriotic Concert
given next Tuesday, 13th, in adds
church by the young people. A splen
did ;anagram, including talent from
Woodham, .Winchelsea and Centralia
also a play secured from Toronto by
the young' folks. Come and enjoy a
good time and help to cheer aur
brave bo so soldier s.—Thor Lingard's
I y g
.sale brought ham good returns, rand
he has engaged avi'_h his former em-
'player, Bert Crosier for a year,—Sev-
eral
ear. Sev-
eral relatives attended thhe •Juneral
of John Tales in London Friday. Sin-
cere
ncere sympathy is felt for the he-
reavcd widow and three young . child-
ren Mrs. Tales is a daughter of Mrs
Sutherby,—Mr, and Mrs. Jon frock
al' Lttcats s;,cnt the past week tviti
:friend: around here,—Fred Ogden son
lop Tilos Ogden, has returned, to the
twest.—Bessie Morley spent the week
cend With friends in St. Marysl—,Mr...
'Freeman Atksey is preparing 'o put
a cement foundation, under his barn,
Rev and 2drs. Finlay entertained the.
.youn, ,people of this place at. the par
senigc' in Centralia on Wednesday'
.ev et ing.—Mrs, Thomas' . Morley is
nnaitu',' on her mother Mrs, Batter*at
1lmvilte, she beng very sick.—
years
old
un
G. J. Dow,
Proprietor
MOUNT CARMEL
The funeral took place here on Fri
day afternoon of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Breen of Mo --
ray- aged two .months. Death was
due, to pneumonia. —We -are pleased
ao state that Mr. Ed. Hall is improv -
in•; from an illness of six weeks dur-
afion .,caused by hardening of the ar-
teries throughout the system.—Mrs.
Patrick Glavin of 'Detroit formerly of
ibis neighborhood, is visiting friends
here -Mrs Jos. Doyle is on the sick
list thi week—Ma. and Mrs. Parr ck"
Hall of Detroit is spending a few days
at the home of the former's parents
Mr. anti Mrs. Ed. Halt. -Mr;. and Mrs.
John Barry is spending a few days at
London this week •on Uussness--'r.
and L'Mrs. Joseph Ziler of Zurich ::ailed
oa friends here last week.—.Mr. Jos.
Mahoney was in London Friday on
business
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
1'S
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
an Lot 10, S. 13 Stephen, as Wed-
nesday March 2lst, 1917, at 1o'clock
Horses—Matched .team of mares S
and 5 years, in foal; Horse risilag 3
Albion; fifty, rising 2, trainer; 2 :ear-
1hig colts, matched.
Cattie-4 cows due in May, 3 cows
vt-ith calf at foot; heifer rising two;
2 steers rising 2; 4 spring calves,
Pigs and Poultry. -1 brood saw du:,
in, May, 50 liens; also 1 collie dog.
Implements—Massey Harris binder;
mower seed drill, snow drill, sprung
tooth cultivator, disc, Frost & Wood
scuffler; two furrow plow-, 2 walking
plows land roller, sulky rake, set
diamond harrows, pulper, 2 lumber
wagons wagon box, buggy, cutter,
hay ,rack, gravel box, set scales, fan -
Mag still, bag truck, sling ropes,
chains and pulleys, 15 grain bags, Li
cow chains grindstone, crosscut saw
2 sets double harness, set of single
harness., set britchen wheelbarrow,
pair bob sleighs, cream separator, I;le-
lott nearly new, ice tongs, shovels,
forks hoes, neckyokes, whiffletfees
and pther articles too numerous to
mention
Household Furniture.— Cradle, ex-
tension table glass cupboard, , abinet
6 kitchen chairs, sofa, 2 oak bedsteads
Favorite churn, washing machine
few pictures, sewing machine, 2 wash
stands, stove pipes, 2 doz. sealers;
mail box, coal ail stave,
Terms—$.10 and under cash, ever
that amount 7 months credit an ap-
p:rov d joint notes, or 4 per ceatper
an,ium ort fox cash ier lieu of notes;
Posi:,vtiy no reserve as the Propri-
etor 1 quatrag farming.
ED. SHORT, Proprietor .
FRANK TAYLOR, ;duct.
ALONZO HODGINS, Clerk
GRAND BEND
The Grand Bend Red Cross Ci.cle
shipped their February bale to Hyman
Hall, London. on March 3rd t -S0 day
shirts; 14 sheets; 24 pillow slips; 9S
towels; 45 pairs socks.
In The Spring
Auction Sale
OF FARM, FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS
There will be sold by Public Auc-
tion, on Lot 19, Can. 1, Stephen, ;f
mile Soutb of Exeter, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1917
At 12 o'clock sharp, the fathering
property, viz:—
Horses—Team ;good working mares,
7 years old; ,General Purpose mare
9 yearn old; snatched team of fillies
rising 2 years old, seed by Storm
King; gelding risible 1 Aar.
Cattle—Cow 'due in May; 2 rows
supposed to be in calf; 3 choice milk-
ing cows; 7 choice 2-year-oldsteers
ranging from 1000 to 1100 lbs.; 15
calves 1 year old.
Pigs -7 store pigs; 140 lbs.
35 young hens.
Implements—Massey-Ffarris binder 6
ft cut, new; ,McCormick mower, 5
ft. cut, new; manure spreader in good
working order •; seed drill, 12 hoes;
land roller. set diamond harrows, hay
rake, Cockshutt two -furrow .riding.
plow. nearly new; walking plow, scuf-
fler 2 wagons, Wagon box, `'- gravel
box bay rake, pig rack, Chatham
Fannin.: rniir, 600 lbs. weigh scales,
grindstone. cutter, buggy, McCormick
cultivator. 2 laders, 1 extension, pump
trough, 3 doz. grain bags, De Laval
creart separator, No. 15, new;, two
logging chains, sleighs and bunks, 2
lagging :chains; 2 set doulsletrees, pair
neckyokes 100 feet aopte, car and
slings, hay foal 2 •set double harness
ser single harness, horse blanket and
rob a 2 wheelbarrows, 2 scoop shovels
2 an iag,e forks, barley fork and oth-
er a- i.le. too numerous to mention,.
A =o a quantity of chocce pine and
bees ood lumber; some choiceoedar
en .or post rails and a number of
pos_s , a cuantity of hay, roots and
;ee:d oats; a number of pieces of
household furniture, and a Studebaker
five -passenger ear in. good running
order.
There will also be offered or sale
a'. the sande time and place the above
named lot containing 96 acres, more
or less, There is on the premises a
good brick house, 3 ,bank barns, with
all modern •equippment; drive shed
silo, good orchard, 3 wells, 2 wind
mills The land is all well drained
andfenced, and is positively '>ne of
the best farms in the County of
Huron
Terms -Real estate—made known en
day of sale; Chattels -All sums of $10
and under cash; over that amount 10
months' credit by furnishing approved
joint notes. 4 per cent, off for cash.
Positively everything will be sold
without reserve.
SWEET BROS. C. W. ROBINSON
Proprietors
Auctioneer,
Now is the time to bring to your aid
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(in tablet or liquid form). This won-
derful remedy helps to restore stomach
to its natural health and. strength and
to secure proper flow of the digestive.
juices, a good appetite •and full diges-
tion of the food you eat. It invigor-
ates the liver, regulates the bowels and
purifies and enriches the blood.
Dr. Pierce's. Golden Medical Dia-
covery is absolutely free from alcohol.
and injurious drugs. Its ingredients,
printed on wrapper. •You can be eer-
tain it is a true blood -maker, tissue -
builder,' and a restorative nerve tonic
and that it will produce no evil after-
effect. Thousands—probably many of
your neighbors—are willing to 'recom-
mend the "Discovery" because it has
made them stronger in body, brain,
nerve. Buy it hs liquid�or tablets; or
send Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y., ten cents for trial package.
A MOTHER'S ADVICE.
Prince Rupert, B. C.—"I take•. great
pleasure in announcing to you my heart-
felt thanks forEthe
benefit our boy Ar-
thur, aged seven,
has derived: from
your medicine
'Golden Medical
Discovery.' He is
a different boy al-
together after tak
ing five bottles. His'
tongue used to be
coated and his
stomach and bowels `
'. a vf1\ ', always out of order,
but Dr. Pierce's
Golden d.V4edical Discovery baa cured him,
We will recommend your medicine to
when:lever". we Can tie we think there is
none better," ---Man Orro NELSON, 836
2d Ave.,. __ 1
Auction Sale
Farm Stock, Implements, Grain, Clo-
ver aricl 'Timothy Seed and 1 -lay, on
Lot 21, N,E,B Usborne, an Tuesday,
March 20th at one o'clock slurp,-.
Horses 1 mare, 6 -year-old, sired by
Golden Ley, agrie. ; 1 gelding, 4 -year-
old, sired by Ting Thomas, agtic,;. 1
agric., gelding; 1 driving horse, quiet
and ;reliable.
.Cattle—Z caws with calves at loot;
3 cows cluo time of sale; 3 cows due
in April; 2 cobs=s due in May; 5 heat-
ers and steers 2 -yr -old; 6 heifers and
steers :l, -yr -old,; 1 calf 4 -mos. -old;
1. pure bred Polled Angus Bull
Hogs and Paultryi-1, saw riue in
May, 100 pullets,
Implements—Binder, mower, steel.
rake. 13 disc drill, Cultivator, disc,
cern planter, corn• cultivator, 4 sec;
harrows, stoneboat, scuffler, 3 drum
steel roller 2 -furrow Maple Leaf
plow, 2 walking plows, top buggy,
open buggy, cutter, 3-4 new Baiii
wngen, truck wagon, high wagon, 2000
lb, scales,'Crinton fanning mill, pulper,
sleighs, wagon. box, hay rack, wheel-
barrows, new set double harness, work
harness i set 'single harness, one new;
hayeloader, hay fork, gravel box, ex-
tension ladder, manure spreader, road
cart Meta w�agan, Daisy churn, round
g a
a
water tank water trough, 30 ar in bag
�u
s
sling ropes, forks, shovels, chains, tc.
A quantity of oak plank,
30 corner cedar posts, quantity hem-
lock lumber, 50 bushels seed wheat
40 bus. old oats, fit' for seed; 100
bus seed oats, seed barley, clover
seed,'timothy seed, quantity of mix-
ed hay some ensilage, new r)eLsval
cream separator, etc.
Terms ,510 and under cash, -over
that amount 12 months' coedit on fur-
nishing approved joint notes. 4 per
cent. off for •cashon credit amounts
No outside stock allowed at • this
sale,
Positcvely no •reservq as the pro-
prietor has rented his farm: and is
going to the coast for his health.
John Boltoa, T. Camel -an,
Proprietor Auctioneer
D. Woods, Clerk.
For Prices
and terms of sale of the following
brands apply:—
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Natrona] Breweries limited
Room 74 36 Chaboillez Square.
MONTREAL.
INDIA PALE ALE
CROWN STOUT
PALE BITTER ALE
DOUBLE STOUT
MALT EXTRACT
awes
EXTRA INDIA PALE ALE
LACK HORSE ALE
EXTRA STOUT
BLACK HORSE PORTER
Lalli* r—KINGSBEERCLUB SPECIAL
HOMEBREW
INDIA PALE ALE
PORTER
BOHEAVAN LAGER
The above goods are all full
strength and are supplied to
coesumers direct from the
Brewery ONLY in localities where
no licensed traders
taaide.-
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTSm will l b.e sold by Public Auc-
tion on Lot 10, Concession 6, Bla.n-
shard, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1917
At 12 o'clock sharp, the following :-
Horses—Matched s-oan'team (Carbiu-
eers) (Mare in foal, nine years ol:'i
gelding 8 years; gelding rising 3 years
Agricultural; <gelding rising 2 years,
Agricultural; driving, mare- 7 years old
Quiet and reliable; gelding rising 3
sired by Eel; colt, sired, by Red Mc-
Kenny J Thompson, driver.
Durham Cattle -4 cows, freshened;
5 cows due in April; 2 cows, due in
May: 3 two-year-old heifers; 3 two-
year-old steers; 9 calves, one a Dur-
ban) .bull calf, 5 months old.
Sheep -2 Shearling ewes in lamb.
Hogs -Yorkshire sow, thoroughbred
due to farrow at time of sale; young
Yorkshire sow,. thoroughbred, due in
June; Tamworth sow, due ,in May; 4
sows 5 months sold, ' Yorkshire.
Collie Dog.
Poultry -5 ducks; 90 Barred Rock
pullets_
Implements Massey -Harris binder
Deering mower, Maxwell hay rake;
tedder Bissel disc harrow, Peter
Hamilton 13 -hoe drill, new; Maxwell
scuffler 2 Fleury plows, No. 21; Wil-
kinson ,plow, No. 7; two -furrow gang
Frost & Wood; four -section iron har-
row. set bobsleighs, wagon with box
and spring seat, set farm trucka,with
box hay Tack, pig rack,.2 sets double
harness set single 'harness, new; top
buggy, Campbell; McCarty cutter, De
Laval cream separator, 2 root pulpers
THKcFCO1\4MERCE'
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V,O,,, LL.D., D,C.L„ President
CAPITAL PAID LIP, $15,000,000
JOHN AIRD, General Manager
H. V, F. JONES, Ass't, Gen'1, Manager
RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
It is IMPERATIVE that EVERY PERSON
IN CANADA should
WORK HARD WASTE E NOS. ING
Iry
SPEND LITTLE SAVE MUCH
3
Interest allowed at 3% per annum on Savings Deposits
of $1 and upwards at any branch of the Bank.
EXETER BRANCH -A, E. Kuhn, Mgr. CREDITON—S,',M. Johnston Mgr
INCORPORATED 1855
NS BANK
Capital St Reserve $8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
A General Banking Business Transacted
cular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rats
EXETER BRANCH—
W D. CLAB E, Manager.
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siM.it06N11711110/1114
hay fork and slings, 17 5ft, hay fork
rope, new; robe, rug, 34 ft. extension
ladder cross-eut saw-, 400 lbs. but-
ter salt. 700 tile, 3, 4 and; 5 inch; 1,2-
00 lbs. scales; 2 00 lb. scales, fanning
mill, and bagger, 2 logging chains,
wheelbarrow, 2 oak barrels, brace and
bits, 40 gallon coal all tank, forks,
shovels, hoes and other articles too
numerous to mention,
Hay and Grain -30 tons timothy and
clover hay, 50 bushels seed oats, A-
bundance; 50 bushels seed oats, Lib-
erty; 100 bushels seed barley, O. A.
C., No. 21; 25 bags potatoes, Dele
wase.
Household Furniture—Parlor suite, 5
pieces; parlor table, 'parlor stove, 2
pair lace curtains and poles, parlor
lamp wool carpet, .bedroom carpet,
bedroom suite, springs and mattress,
3 beds with springsand mattresses,
toilet set Japanese matting, sewing
machine sideboard, 9 kitchen chairs,
2 rockers. hanging lamp, 2 extension
tables, Happy Thought -range, wash-
ing machine with wringers, cream can
and other dairy 1st -mails, churn, but-
ter ,bowl and ladle, Grand Jewell cook
stove, 20 jars fruit, 50 quart gems,
dozen, plates, dozen cups and saucers.
Terms-Alisums of $5, and under,
cash; over that amount 11 months
credit on furnishing approved joint
notes, of a discount of 5 per cent.
for cash,
BROWN & DOUPE, Auctioneers
BENJAMIN ALLEN, Proprietor.
C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth. Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty: Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centra; Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Charges moderate and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
DR. DeVAN''S,FRENCH PILLS R
insisting Pill'for Women. $5 a' box or tbreefor
or mailed to af2y
$10. Sold
rcteil tef grlce.,,Txs SCOaELL Daua
Co., St. Catharines, Ontario.
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Restates
Vim and,
' ttality;for Nerve 'and Brain; increases "grey
matter" ; a Tonic -will build you up. $3 a box, or
two for $5 at drug stores, or by,.mats on receipt
of price; -Tas ScoBELr, Dano Co., St. Catharines.
Ontario.
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any time. Commence your course
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by Heide r. D,igJuly and Aug-
ust of last year we jng received t a11s €og
over 200 office assistants we could
not supply. Owr graduates are in
demand. Write at once for free cat-
alogue.
D. A. McLachlan,Principal
She's a Winner
$910
The new Gray. Dort has swept the counts'y. After a winter in, the hands of some ,of the most experienced
of Canadian motorists, she ]las an enthusiastic army of followers.
She's THERE -there with the speed the power, the comfort. She's e,canomical 'too.
She goes over •hills ' like a bird—she pulls through sand and mud like a 'bull. She's as easy to ride in as
Is forgas and tires: are. easyonyour mind.
a palace steamer. And her ail vn .
"The Quality Goes Clear Through" She's a winner from the drop of the ba[, ,
Every Requirement Met
Arc3 ou in a hurry? Right under your foot in the Gray, -Dort is more speed than you'll care to use. Are
you touri ne 'T
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Fresh as a daisy -without fatigue. And p -o -vv -c -r. Etienne Planche built the Pugoot, Then he built the Gray
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trouble -proof. And she is complete, Nor: her equipment— everything from Westinghouse starting and light
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