The Exeter Advocate, 1917-9-27, Page 5The inducements offered with common
soaps cannot hake up for the purity of
Sunlight Soap. - It costs US more to make
pure soap, But it costs YOU fess to use
it, for Sunlight pays, for itself in the clothes.
it saves. It does not wear and rub the
fabrics as common soaps do,
$5 060 guarantee of
p:'r•*'ty r. Irti every cake
8 of Suh1..t Soap
ONTARIO'S BEST COM4'IERCIAL
SCHOOL
$'i tATFORO. ONT.
Courses are thorough, the instruct-
ors are ,experienced, students get in-
dividual attention, and graduates are
placed in. posityon,s. During 3 months
we turned down over 300 calls for
brained help. This is the school for
those svha want the practical training
and the rrood: positions-Co"mrerclal;
Shorthand and Telegraphy de:part-
nients•, Get our free catalogue. It
will interest yote. I
D. A. McLachlan. Piiticipal
m
FALL FAIRS
kiss Craig ..,...... ...Sept 26-27
. SIyth ... Oct. 2-3
Brusse-ls Oct 4-5
Forest ... .,.Sept 26-27
G o d e rich Sept 26-28
Kirkton Oct 4-5
Luzknow .....,... •. Sept 27-28
Goderic.h. Tp.—"Winward," the home
of .lir, and Mrs. John Stewart, in Go d-
erich Township, was the scene of a
pretty wedding at high noon Sept.19
when their daughter Elva, was ua:ted
in. marriage to Mr. Edwin Seh.oenhas
of Clinton, Rev. llr. McFarlane, . cf
Bayfield officiating. •
Light Four Touring Sedan
Open Car C * rnfort
1. se Car ''r Motif
tet
The Overland Light Four Touring Sedan was designed
to meet the growing demand for a popular priced
car of the convertible body type -one that would
give to its owner all the comforts and advantages
peculiar to this type of motor car, without pulling
too hard on his purse strings.
The top and window pillars arepermanent. The side
windows are adjustable and can be dropped into
special spaces provided in the body and doors.
Open car comfort is yours in clear weather and closed
car protection for stormy days.
The Overland Light Foul—Sedan is suitable for all
weather conditions and all occasions.
BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS
Five Passenger
.Divided Front Seats
Staggered Doors
Cantilever Rear Springs
Brewster. Green 'Eod'y—Black Top
41nch Tires
106 inch Wheelbase
Ai/to-Lite Starting and Lighting
Exeter Motor Sales .fit
Willys- Overland,Limited
t and Overland Motor Cars hod Light Commercial Wagons
wilirHead Office arid Works, West Toronto, Ont;
r�11t1W11�aiklHMnwu�ew�Ir,W.iVWrrr1AJ'wxMeuwn r.uiw.nti..rir'YaJ wwi.wru,.r�a�.•.,,*,wwe,,��{w,��»,
mom meg • tin ? ?
Zurich Fair
Continued from ,1'age 1,
GARDEN VEGETABLES
World's wonder Potatoes, 91 Krue-
ger, W. G. Bess; red and w lite
pliant; 11, Krueger, W sp./nattier
and Son, John Gellman; floral New
York, Wrn, Decher, Wendel a;tnit'h`, 11.
Kruegcei • any variety, late, Louis
Rader,` .1T, Kruege'r, Miss E, Snow-
den; any variety, early;, C. Tlraemnle'r'
1+1. 11.ppel. *Miss E, Snowden 6 ears
of yellow corn, J. A. Manson; J, -CEIab
er,,r and Sons; Sweet corn, hiss E.
Snowden Airs. A. Johnston; 13la,ok
sweet corn. A,' -Foster, large' reid' ions, D, D. Koehler, John Gashco; large
yellow onions,J A. Manson, C,eSehilb
gallon dutchsets, Geo. Clausius, Con..•"Col. oC floivers, Mrs J. tarry, Mrs.
:7, htlbe ; White 'field: carrotts, iVm. A. 'Johnson; Maple Leaf, Thos• John
Rader, „P. :1frih're.r; red field carrots son; Jas. Green; bouquet of flowers,
W. B. I3attler. and Son, Mrs,, G. Hess Mrs. J.. "Marry. Thos. Jo'hfnson,; col:
red garden carrots. L. Prang, Wendel .geraniums. 3 var. Airs. Derry; cacti,
aulith; Swedish Lurnips, A, Posher,' Dr•, E, W. Stoskopf, Airs, J', ,J3a'riry
J. A, Manson; yellow globe ni,angolds Valli tittles, Mrs. J. �}3.arry„ pansies,
T. M. Snowden. C; Trueinner; ion;+ Dr. A, `J. McKinnon, Airs, J'. +3a'rlry
red Lna.ngolds,,1-1. C. Zapfc,' P. FTlaber- •fuchias, lies, J lBaary,
International marigold, LI. C. Zaps
judge—F. W. I-Ies-,. Zurich,
f. . J. A. Manson; long yellow Aman- SCHOOL CHILDREN'S EXHIBIT
golds, G. 1I, Pfile, A. Foster sugar
beet mangolcls, G. ffl.` Pirtle, Louis Ra-
der; Oxford cabbage, C. 'Fuss, W. L:
Battler. Y1r•umheact cabbage, (A; Foster
C IPI, ; blue cabbage, W. Liebold
1:1. I:f,PfileNeeb black Spanish caddish, inner
. .K1opP
Johnson; child's bonnet in wool cro-
chet. 11, 11'F Neeb, Win, Rader.
Juda•es—Mrs, ,C. A, 11IacDonnell,
p,j.rs. 01. Welsh, Exeter.
PINE ARTS
011, Painting portrait, J. G. 'L:or-
rest;' bit
or-rest;'bit painting J, cXnFtor.l
rest. Irene Douglas, svate'r color, land-
scape,, Margaret Lamont, G. +A', lla•w-
l:ins,;: crayon work, portrait, 3. .G
Forrest; oil or water color, Vowel's.
�Chos, Jot.{Laxton, J. G. .Forrest; halal
dresser's work; Con. Fuss, 7T!. 11, Neeb,
penal drafting, j. G. For.rest, 11Ir�s�
G.. Hess; open and ink sketch, J. .Ge
Forrest, Thos, Johnston; penmanshilx
Thos, Job;nson; J, G; Forrest; paint-
ing on felt, J. G-, Forrest; painting
on :silk, J. G.'Forrest, A, ,G•. Edighoifrf
ter. Judge—F.W, Hess, Zurich.
'FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Writing under 10 years, Francis
Alittelholtz, Greta llierner,
Art, under 10 • years, Mabel Pree•i
ter. Veola Prang.
Art. over 10 years, Whitney Trut:-
W, B, Battler and Son, J. Decrier, S,r, Col. weed"seeds, Iri'es I'ungblut, Ev-
white reddish, W. D... Rattler„ canal- eiyn Roward,
flower, P. 'ilaberer, Wm. Liebold; Alounted steed seeds, Veola Prang,
peck garden beans, Wendel Smith; E'alolne ed ss r,
Smith, H. Well; pumpkin, yellow; L:- Collection crochet, Jean Campbell
Rader, + A. Mittelhogtz; mamoth Judge—F. crochet,
Ilr.sGu h
squash, C. Truenaner, Louis Rader;
blood beets, 11• F7,. Neeb; root beets, tIiABY SHOW
Wm, Diebold, Wm. Rader; ts„atermel- Airs. Fred Corbett, 1st Mr., D.
ons, Wendel Smith; red. tomatoes,, 3' Gascho, 22nd, Mrs. Theo, Rader, 3rd!;
lIaberer, Wendel Smith yellow Tom- Judge,—Dr, Pock, Bernell; Miss D:
aloes, Miss E. Snowden; -col. of gar Hagan, BINS; re,.11
den vegetables, H. B. Neeb, J. 'Decher, HORSE RACES
Secietery's S•2ceiel col, ve e- Farmer's Trot, Freddie Gratton; T.
tables'by school children. if. II, Neeb �earlc,3 Crediton, 1211; .Ilaxrys.Dars,
J. Decher, Jr: J 'Uartleib, Dashwood, 2123; Mac ' T.
Jildges J, W, Ort;wein,.. Bonsai) Kyle, f.Ippen, 3333; Free for All, F.
J. Pre Zurich Gratton; T. 'Yearley, Crediton,' 11;
AIAN'l FACTLRLS • Emperor McKinney, J. J. Merner,
Set: buggy harness; R. :G, Slade; Zurich, 22.;: Darkey Mac, J. Hartlieb
doable team hairless,
R. F. ,stade ; Dashwood Starter- Wnr Elliott, Oen
col, shoes, C. Fritz; col hardware, t alto;
J. Fre.rter, Judges—R, Welsh; Exeter; Wm.
Judges—W, F. Edwards end B. T. Goveniock ,Sl aforth,
\Viirdel Alitchell: 4
DAIIBI PROD1;CE Russeldale—sliss Afartha Wiley of
Bitter in tub. W. Smith; 5 pounds this village died in Stratford hospital
b ttter, Bobt. 2IeLinohey, C. Fuss, oti the 18th after aliang illness. She
fun -
Miss E. Snowden; pound: prints, . W.
was brain in Fullerton Tp. The fun -
B
Battler., F F~ce�an. Wendel Smith era1 took place an Thursday last,
b
home-mad!cheese, 'Wendel Smith;
hotnemade..brea k. anon,
d J 2J C
hone I;
Landsextracted
`chi be•'5 o
SY,
p
llaberer„ J. Iltaberer and Sons; col.
honey, 3• :tlabexer .and Sons, E Hab-
ern=r; honey in comb, J. Habere;r'and
Sons; •E. Haberer; quart Maple sy-
th. Weed :1 Smith, \-. 'B. J3attler.
9
It is a grave mistake for mothers.to neg.
lett their aches and pains and sixFer in
silence—this only leads to chronic sick-
ness and often shortens lid:
and Son, If your work is tiring; ifyotiruesvesare
Zurich Grist Mill Special-Bestloaf excitable; if, you feel; languid, w` or
bread 'from Family Flour. 'l:;T• Well: depressed, you should know that et
Judges—J. W. Ortw cin, Hensall, J. Emulsion overcomes, just such condi ns.
Pre..ter, Zurich, It possesses in concentrated far is the
LADIES WORK ORNAMENTAL very elernents to invigorate the brood,
Embroidered tea cloth, W. L. Sie strengthen the tissues, nourish the u!rves
and build' strength.
beet, W; Hey; special, G. Hawkins: Scott's is strengthening thousands of
Ena oval tea cloth \V 'e ' d will h 1 . T '•t
„.:Cry for Fetchers
-The Rina on nave Always .Eoctght, and which has been
in use for o�-cr v30 yeas,'s, has borne the signature of
and has bean made under his per-
//'_ soxntal;supervision, ante a s infancy.
~ d am' ✓
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countc � feits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with, and endanger the health of
infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
hat: i.
Oastoria' is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothin Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age' is. its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For i'nore dean thirty years it
t:i•n ',...:5x in eonstant use for the relief of Constipation,
Fl:r,,.Laleticy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles sad•
Diarrhoea. It Yeguma,tes the Stomach and .Bow ls,
assn latex the Food, giving healthy and natural sier;p.
Tine Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE . r -..` !" 1. Y
Bears the Signature of
For Over Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THE
CENTAUR
COMP
NY NEW YORK CITY
C1ii•nton;—Two weddings an the 18,
—Miss Gladys, ,youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ,Frederick Gook of tonin
ited in .marriage to 3ir.''Gu
y
was un Everett Routley, G. sT.' R. agent at
Bright. The ceremony was perform;
ed by Rev. J. E Hogg1.—At the Knox
church manse, Goderich, Rev. R. C.
McDermi:d, united is marriage Miss Al
ma M. Walters,' seoond daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters, Gorier-
icii, and Mr. pert T. Reid af Clinton,
Hiblalert,-On Sept. 18th, the fine
bank barn. .of J. Maloney of this town -
Alp, south of Dublin one mile, was
aompleteiy destroyed by • fire, along
with all the seasons crops and some
hugs; sir. Maloney was just prepar
in, to thresh, and the 'separator had
been hauled into the barn. The loss
will run into thousands of dollars.
The fire, it is Ili -ought, was caused by
a spark from the engine. The amount
n.ut1 rs—au wr e p you. Tr i . of insurance could not be definitely
:Sirs. C. Heyrock; ,ern, centre 'piece, Scott & Bowne, Toronto; Ont '
W. L. Siebert. A, G. Edighoffert spec- learned,
ial. J. •G. Forrest; ens. towels, l'ir, L
Sieb,?rt. W. Hey; cm. (cushion, L.
Prang. Thos. Johnston; Harndager.
E. Appel, Dr. Er W. Stoskopf; ZV<all-
achian. Mrs. G. Hess, W. Rey Mount
llelick,,D. Rppel; Thos. Johnston;
cornation center piece. E. Ap'pe1, Rev.
G. 03. Meyer; Em dresser and stand.
cover. ;C. Eilb.r J. Green; emb.:an
colored linen. Hy. Rader, C. Eilber;
pin cushion, in eye -let, C. Silber, W.
Ladies fancy work bag, . Con.
Schilbe. Mrs. G. Tiros: Battenburg
lace G A. Hawkins, ,1 G. Forrest;
Ten ri:''fe 3a^e Thos. - Johnston, E.
Appel.;. draw.thr ad `Cork, Mrs, G.
.EIcss. R ,v. F.13 Mayo..; 'ancyY apron, • '�
Das 1 oehlcr• A. G. Edie'ho'ter ; linen
la Lrdry bag, 11fro. G. Bess, Thos, John
sten; emb. pillow cas:rs, C. Eilber, ?A,
G. Edighoffer; tabl.• mats, 3. Gascho,
T. Murdoch; 12' button hbles if Well
E. Appel; pierced brass, J. G. For-
rest, W, Hey: col. tatting, G., A. Haw-
kins,,C. Eilber; els/lions for den, L.
Prang. G. Hawkins; special, Mrs. C.
Heyrock,; hemstitched pillow cases,
E. Appel, Thos. Johnston; kitchen
apron, Mrs, G. jHIess, E•, Appel s Cc
sal, Mrs.9E. A Campbell; ,bed ,room.
sii-pees, F. Keegan, E. Appel; braid-
ed mat, Mrs. F l6_'arry, F, Keegan;
E. Appel; braided mat, Mrs, J Larry,
F. Keegan; dining room linen,
Hey, C. Eilber; crochet towel; J,; Dec J
er. Sr., A. G, Edighoffer; day s1i+p8
and sheet in •crochet, A. G. Brlig-
hoffer.,0. Eilber; fancy table irttrnnelr
C. Silber.,, J. G. Forrest, Roman •cats
work, T. Murdoch, C. Eilber; handl Or
fancy bag, C. Silber, 3. Decher, 'Sr,;.
bestand newest •col, ladies work, G.
A. fEiawkins, C. Filber;. col. ladies) un-
derwear in crochet, C. EiIbe'r, 3'2hos;,;
Johnston; Irish •oroe'het lace, F. Tele=
,gan, Mrs. C. Heyrock • infant's cFo-
chet set. H. 1' Neeb, Wm, Rader.
LADIES - WORK, USEFUL
Quilt sewed on e`round work, H.
Well; Hy, Rader; quilt woollen,' char -
se. Thos. Johnston, J. Decher,
fine, Con. Fuss, J. Decker, Sr.;
coverlet woven wool, Con. Eucss, Thos.
Johnston log cabin quilt cotton, don,
Fuss, 'IH. TlF Neeb; patchwork quilt,i
silk. C. Silber, `l1. Krueger; cotton,
Thos. Johnston, W. 03. Battler and
Son; counterpane, tufted, W, [B �Bat-
tier, Ili'. Well; knitted, F. Kaega'n'..fi,
Well; crochet, A. Mittelholtz, T, Mar,
Ldoch; etching work, P. 'Ilaberer, T:
'Johnston; drawn, J. Decher, Sr',;
Ladies call wool cape crochet, E. Ap.-
pel, Airs. C. I:Tey rock; knitted, Thos.
Johnston; b,bineintade carpet, wool,
Airs. C. Heyrock; rags. Thos. Jo'hn.-
son, 11.• Well; hearth rug, wool, F.
Keegan., Mrs. W. J. [Barry; hearthrug
JG. Keegan, Mrs. Jo lBarry five ya'r'd
J'lanne'l1 all Wool, im1rs O. I1cyrock;
cottoea>rvarp,y :W, Roder,11. Well ll tidy
lcrtittc�clt't'oten,1 Joiim on, W. Rader,
Afgan :o1, slutnber [nig in silk, Thos,
Johnston. firs, G. -Bess; hand sewing
Airs. 0.'11ess, .FL, Well; cotton stock
rri s,
Ei.Keegan, II, Well; woollen
stockings knitted fine, 1t. Well, B.
Well; coarse, Mrs. C Heyrock,
IB. Battler and Son; !MIAs '''t nitted
fine 1J. Wal, „Thos. J613418on; coarse,
W, 13.• Battler and Son, II, Well; best
darned stockings, Thos. Johnston, I>!
Na -.b; !farmers blankets liotnenaatle,
union, Wm, Rader, H. •I%. Neeb, :col,
crochet in wool,, B. T.I. Neeb, Those
HOMESEE'iCh,RS' EXCURSIONS
Round trip tickets to certain points
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al-
berta via North eBay, Cochrane and
Transcontinental Route, or v'.a Chic-
ago and St. Paul, on sale each Tues-
day until Oct. 30, inclusio e, at low
fares.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars
to WINNIPEG on above dates,
leaving Taranto 10.45 p. ni. NO
change of cars via Trenton:;nen-
tal Route.
Return limit Two, Months, exclusive
of date of sale. Berth resp' -rations
and full particulars at all Grancl Trunk
ticket offices, or write C. E. HORN -
ENG, District Passenger Agent,
r•anto, Ont.
N. J. DORE, Agent, Exeter.
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lue
Get hinde
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of a Ford
RY it just once! Ask your friend to let you "pilot" his car on an T
open stretch. You'll like it, and will be surprised how easily.the
Ford is handled and driven.
If you have never felt the thrill of driving your own car, there is some-
thing good in store for you. It is vastly different from just riding—being
a passenger. And especially so if you, drive a Ford.
Young boys, girls, women and even grandfathers—thousands of them—
are driving Ford cars and enjoying it. A Ford stops and starts in traffic
with exceptional ease and smoothness, while on country roads and hills
its strength and power show to advantage.
Buy a Ford and you will want to be behind "the wheel" constantly.
Runabout - $475
Touring ' . - $495
Coupelet m $695
THE UNIVERSAL CAR Sedan p $890
F..0, B. FORD, ONT.
ELL Exec
MILO SNfix"
DEALER