The Exeter Advocate, 1917-9-6, Page 5rr
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Over Italy's far-flung 460 -mile
Pattie line where Austria, aided by
.nature in the is -bound ramparts of
the Alps, has striven to keep ,free
.Italy shut out float enslaved Ita'y,
the Italian Rod -Cross Society is
heroically waging its fight for th.e
relief of suffering humanity r.g.i,irst'
odds far gra .tel- than those sur-
mounted by the Red Cross °banner-
pearers on other Alliedbattle
fronts: , •.
On the western front the auto
mobile ambulances quickly speed
back the wounded from the front
lines. Likewise medical attention
and hospitals ar. e near at hand for
the Russians on the Eastern battle
line, though supplies 'are scarce.
But the task .of .caring for the
Italian wounded among the un-
stable snows and mountains of the
Alps is almost inconceivable.. Often
the sufferers' must be transported.
In box -like cars sliding on. over-
head cables or even lowered by
Topes down the mountainsides. On
snow sledges or by burrow back are
the most 'common '"methods of carry -
trig the Italian woiunded down the
mountain trails. Intense suffering'
and often do nth is caused before the
hospitals, utiles .away, are reached.
Treacherous snow, ice and "rocks,.
and the extreme cold, cause many
casualties among the Italian sol -
diets. Thousands -of amputations
have rr•,sulted in the two years of
warfare among perpetual snows.
The Italian Red Cross Society
and the Royal Italian Government
fund for orphans of fallen Italian
soldiers ask of their Canadian ally
—"Will you help?" In answer to.,
this appeal Southern and Western.
Ontario have fixed a. goal of $100;
000 to be raised by popular sub-
scriptions. Campaigns will be con-
ducted during August and Sep-
tember.
Every dollar given to the Italian.
Red Cross Society will shorten the
war against Germany and it- hor-
rors. Every fit fighting" roan in the
trenches, be he Canadian, British,
Italian, or other ally, makes more
efficient fighting forces—thus has-
tening the war's end.
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For Washing Oddities
Silks, chiffons, kid boots,
feathers, larnp shades, pet
birds and animals, paintings,
piano keys, fine woollens,
or anything dainty or un-.
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PIIOSPHONOL FOR MEN: vim aria
i itality; for - Nerve'and Brain;: increases "grey
natter" ; a Tonic -will build you np..$g3 a box, or .
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HARVEST HELP EXCURSOIN
' SEPTEMBER 11th
from all stations in Ontario and i
n
'Quebec
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG
PLUS HALF CENT PER MILE'
BEYOND
Return rate half' eclat per mule to
Winnipeg, plus' $18,00.
Full particulars and tickets from any
Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E.
Horning District Passenger Agent,
Union Station, Toronto, •Ont.
N. J. DORE, Agent, Exeter.
ADDITIONAL EXCURSIONS 1.
CAN
AFOR HARVESTERS
RAItW�Y
TO WESTERN CANADA via
Canadian Pacific,Sept. 10 & 12
From All Stations in Ontario, Ottawa, Smith's Falls and West
I RETURiv, TRIP EAST
$18a00
FROM WI (PEC
C O I IV C TRIP W E S
$12.00
TO WINNIPEC
Full
..particulars ' from Canadian. Pacific Ticket Agents W. B. HOWARD, Dist Pass. Agent, Toronto.
Light Four
Touring
A Pleasure -Utility Car
This Overland Light Four is the greatest combi-
nation of style and comfort that ever sold for
so low a price.
It's as economical to run as it is to buy.,..
As a combination pleasure -utility car itis giving
its owners more solid satisfaction for the
money than any other car we know anything
about.
Gome to our store—see'this Overland Light Four:
See GVillys.Overland;,E'xhtbil in the Transportation Building; Canadian
National Exhibition, Toronto, Aug, 25th to Sept: 10th
Exeter Motor Sales Co
Met
1'ENSALL
Another of the old pioneer resid-
ents of llensail passed away last
week in, the person,04 Mrs, Sarah Mc-
Taggart, ,relict of the ,late Phillip
Rycicrnan, at the good. old age of 85
years, Mrs• Ryckman was a remark-
ably smart old lady until within the
past year. She was of a bright and
happy disposition. and had many
friends who will miss her cheery
smile and word She was a consistent
member of the Methodist Church and
l:eave$ to mourn her death five soros
and 1.\VD daughters,, -D. A, Caatelon',
produce' ,merchant land coal dealer,
has just put in an up -1;o( -date set of
weigh scales for hie own and pub-
lic use, and has them' installed in a"
neat building adjoining his large coal
sheds -Mr. Alexander Monteith has
sold his fine farm ana the London
Road, a little north pf 'IZ,ippen, to Mr;
J. C, Moffatt, for a g,a'od figure. Mr,
Moffatt retaking possession untilnext
spring. -Miss Mary Murdochrecent-
ly lett here on a visit to relatives at
the Soo, and from there intends go-
ing to Rainy River and Wi,naiipeg}-
Miss Evelyn McEwen of Denfieldrrbas
been engaged as one of the assistant
teachers of Ilensall tPublic school for
the remainder of the :,year --Miss Al-
ice Dougall of Detroit is spending
`week's holidays vital her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wm, Dougall.
STAFFA
Atter an illness lof three rnonthe,
Mrs, Robert Dalton passed away on
,Sunday at her borne in. Stilts. This;
'good old lady had reached the ad
vanced age 'of 86 years!, She' was
harm anti .raised in Kingston, ,'but for,
half a century has be,etn a resident
of Staffa and neighbrohood. De-
ceased's husband Idled a few years
ago. A family of nine survive, two
sons and seven daughters -Henry, of
Spokane, Wash; ,George, of Mitch-
ell; Mrs. J. S. Carr, of Le Roy, N.
Y, ; Mrs. Mark Drake of Hensall Mrs.
GTeorge "Lodge of Cleveland; Mrs.
Moore of 'Spokane, ,Wash. ; Mrs, R,
Hotham Mrs. J. 'McVey and Mrs. W.
Jeffery of Staffa.
'FALL FAIRS
Exeter Sept 17-18t
Ailsa Craig Sept 26-27
Blyth ... ... .Oct. 2-3
BrussensOct 4-5
Forest Sept 26-27
Goderich Sept 26•-28'
kirktoa .......:.Oct ' 4-5
Western Fair, Landon Sept 7-15
Lucknow ....Sept 27-28
Listowel . . ...Sept 20-21'
Mitchell .. Sept 25-26
Parkhill ......... ..Sept 24-25
Seaforth Sept 20-21
St. Marys ...... ... Sept 20-21
Stratford ... Sept 17-19
Thedford Sept 20-21
Wingham :..... Sept 19-21
Auction Sale
•OF , VALUABLE FARM LANDS Rr.'
OTHER CHATTEL PROPERTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel
Hicks, late of the Township of Us -
borne in the. County of Huron, de-
ceased, and of the Devolution of
Estates Act;
There will be offered for sale by
public auctilon, an SATURDAY, SEP-
TEMBER Sth, 1917., at 1 o'clock p.
the following valuable farm lands
and premises' namely,—
Parcel
Parcel No..1-Lot No. 1, Oon. 2, and
the. East half of Lot No( 1, Gan, 3
both in the Township of Usborne in,
the County of Huron, containing to-
gether one hundred and fifty acres
more or less.
Upon this land are erected a com-
modious 2 storey brick house, 2 fine
bank barns, drive house and imple-
ment shed; this farm is well fenced
and drained, and has a good orcchard
Parcel No. 2. -Lot No. 4, Con 3,'
and the north half of, Lott No.- 3, Com,
2. both in 'the said Township of Us -
borne, containing together one hun-
dred and fifty acres, miore, or less.
Upon this land are erec ted a first-
class bank bann, tone other barn and
in the course of erection a brck ven-
eer residence, Z storeys. This farm
is well fenced and clrained.
Parcel No. 3 -Lot No. 5, in the N.
Boundary Concession of the Town-
ship of Biddulph 'in the County of
Middlesex, containing ouae :hundred
acres more or less.
Upon this land are erected a good
cement veneer dwelling, 2 storeys ; a
good bank barn. This farm .is well
fenced and drained and has a good
orchard.
Parcel Nol, 4. -Lots Nos, 8, 9, and
10 an the west side of drain Street in
the Village `of (Exeter in the County
of Huron, being !part of original lot
No. 20 in the First Cosa. of the Tp. of
Stephen; and formerly `the residential.
property of the late Ti; B. Carling.
Therei,is no more convlenient or
commodious residence in the 'Village
of. Exeter, being beautifully situated
an hLsiti Street facing S,ini oe St., . con
sLsting 'lof a fine 2 storey brick dwel
Ling; with fine ornamental shade and
fruit trees and 'small fruit's, hard
and soft waster, Ieiiectrtc light furnace
At the said time therei. will be sold
the household 'goods and chattels of
the said deceased.
The above sale will taker place on.
LOT 1, CONCESSION 2, USBORNE
TERMS. OF SALE OF LAND
Land will be ts'old in, parcels ,as
above indicated, subject to a reserv-
ed Abid, fixed by the Official Guard-
ian ,of Infants ,for the Province of
Ontario, for each, parcel respectively.
10 per cent. of the purchase money
to, be paid on Bay of 'salef, the bal-
ance, to be paid to the Canadianil3an,1
of Collnierce ,tof the joint credit of
the Administrator' aiud the Official
Guardian within ;thirty clays thereaf-
ter. In all other respects the terms
Will be the standing conditions of the
Supreme Court of Ontario.
TERMS OF SALE OF CHATTELS
All purchases of chattels shall be,
stash.
For further particulars apply to;-
b W. Harcourt, kC., Official, Guard-
ian, Toronto; The Canada Tints t Com-
pany, . London; the Admiiri(i,sitrrator
Mrs. Eliza J. Hicks,'on,t the premises,'^
or
C. W, Robinson, Isaac R. Carling,
Auctioneer, Vendor's Solicitor
Exeter, Ont. Exeter, Orit,
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TH¢ GAL NTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY.
SEAFORTH-A very pretty wed-
ding' was solemnized ,at St. James'
Church, Seaforth, on Tuesday, Aug.
28. at 6 o'clock, when Miss Rebecca
Freil became the ,bride of Mr. Harry
Clancey of 'Detroit, and formerly on
the staff of the Dominion Bank here.
CORBETT-While driving Miss
Bella Steeper and her mother, on
meeting a car their horse got fright-
ened, upsetting the buggy and br:ak-
ing three of Mrs. Steeper's ribs. Bella
got somewhat eheken tip, while little
Muriel was stunned for a few minutes.
Western Fair
London, Canada
September 7th to 15th, 1
1867 -PA HALF CENTURY OF SUCCESS" -1917
The Great Agricultural Exhibition 01
Western Ontario
$ 32,000. Prizes and Attract c, n s
A very. Interesting Program, including Military and other feature vice
Daily.
FIREWORKS EACH NIGHT
TWO SPEED EVENTS DAILY
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES
Prize Lists Entry Forms and all inforamation
LIETJT.-COL., W. M. GIDRTSHORE,
President
from the Secretary
A. M, HUNT,
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