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THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1919
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K1PPEN—A little sot of llr. Rich,
Taylor` of 1,uckerenent just east of
our ye:la le received a bad kick from
ireabout a week awe A doctor
wae eailed anal it required tett stitches
to + .A
lata the wound., It 1i 1 e Slatati li'-„
oue the c1,.ld was not killed.
_.: it ton Sale
OF FORD_ TRUCK. 'BUS, .DRAY
!Nat OUTFIT, FARM IMPLEMENTS
William Street. Exeter, an
sATL'RD AY, MARCH I. 1919
A' 1 o•c res k tezeirp, tee A olio ti it •
zei Tru t., =?. etttti,Fned; But;
Pi • /Dent rack, Ice Plow and •oatei;•
1 wing plows, sp r::a g tooth c uIt
eator sa' o' 'o4 sleigh set of tete
ate:lea
trit, a_ tc:.h "e)4 tai 1
n Bait, n-h_;,`.a iwago-t fay rack. grays;
bow .t-a•;le wagoa w th peratform.
pideesa. 2 cant hooks. 2 ties
gh vel': ; �..ati i4 et w.a
• Yet Y re forks stone hetet„ 2 stet ee
bene y til L;1_ harness,. set team ter.
tees,. 4 la,gale chants. horse •lip•P tg
mai lei Le 4 set of bels, teat/'l en i Ye
fl •hew g
2 dozen grail bage, fc: •.1
bie. 4 "-e. i double..re,es. 2 axes, 7
pi:.. e tj"at cease set tools, strc•lt
p.. hummers n ai'ers end wre,°aches. ; end
?the eaten enteerelly used 'n a, fent
ata- a.:� t I; l irss. Lark: :luau
tete "u°n ler.
(.teenan baby k„ut'er, 4 che.i":i,
Terme Cash.
NIRS T G. CREECH, Admin:, tretr t
C. W. ROBINSON. Auct.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEelENTS
Lot lei. Con. 9, Stephen, Zee, Mile
North-west of Crediton, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 4th, 1919
Co-nntencs e at 12 oeeelerek p. n.
sharp. the tollowin ,—
liaarees-1 horse ria ne 6, weight .t -
beet 1506 lbs,; horse rieirre It), Mout
letten smut he wvy a fir e aatee geld ,. ,
tis 10; heavy draft filly, y, r,six* ; 3 ;
drevere, colt, rising 3 ; pony, buggy and
h:ar^eer
t to;e•-5 fresh rows; 2 wows dui
Ap-e' 1; eats due March 1; 2
l
r :Lifer due 1farch 15; 3 two yea --
old heifere due latter part of Ma: ;
3 tweeyeer old ' teers, about 1000 tli.e
ea. h : 2 ite.ifere rasing 2; steer risme
1 0 yet.ru i.gs, 5 calves; our,—tared
..h or,, -ale hull U07012) calved
TI, 2 Vllu, The hove cattle are all
1,-.e stock, 2. brood sows with lit
t<,• ea foot; 8 stockers,. about 5 dor„
lid
cerie. dog,
Irk ,r;esncnt,-7•foot Massey -Harris
;teazle measly new; 3 -horse Deering
',.a, i .'or nearly new; Massey -Harris
13 ii d .;1; Deering mower. 5-tt.
cut , Oliver corn cultivator, Cockshutt
redeete plow, single furrow; 2 walk'n'g
plow;. 12 -.cot hav rake, Deering; land
ro11e: 4 -section diamond. harrows. 1
Clover Leaf manure spreader, 2 lum-
ber wagons, new wagon rack, large
ara-,10, box. 2 psir bobseeighs, toga
buggy, cutter, road cart, fanning natal
with ba„ ger; 2000 lbs. scales, wheel -
bar -ow, 32 -ft. extension ladder, 24 -ft.
e'tentian ladder, work bench, Chat-
ham incubator, and brooder, burl
picker, 125 3 -inch tile, 50 foot 1 -inch
pion , cross -cut said, hand -ore
planter dehorner, large choa box,
eapaeity '30 bush,, gasoline tank, grind
stone feed. boiler, R. R. mail ares,
2 sets double harness. set driv'!ag
harness_ Siegle harness, 150 bush. man -
golds, 4 tons timothy hay, quantity
wood. forks shovels, whiffletrees,
neck yokes, chains hoes :n1 numerous
other- articles.
Household Furniture—Range c.eok
stove nearly new; base burner, near-
ly new ; wood or coal heater, woad
heater, sideboard, glass cupboard,
boo'.: case sick with flour bin, 2 bed-
stea is, good leather couch, washing
machine. parlor lama.
Nc, reserve as the proornetar Las
sold his farm,
Term.—A11 sums of $10, and un,dar
cash over that amount 9 months'
cre'ai: on furnishing approved J:o nt
note; , 4 per cent. off for cash r n
credit amouaitai Hay, wood and
,root; cash.
Fearez Taylor ALF. MELICK,
E. Rossenberry, Proprietor
Auctiosn,eere
Aimee. Hodgins, Clerk,
Auction .Sale INEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS•
On Lot 21, Con. 16 STEPHEN, oe
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 1$, 1919 •
At I o'clock sharp, the following
Stock -Heavy mare rising 8 yrs.;
heavy horse rising 4; 5 cows supposed
to. be in calf; e spring calves; 5
stocker pigs, 75 hens, 3 ducks.
Implements -,-Binder, mower, hay
loader seed dry, hay rake, cultivator,
'a-nd roller, disc, 2 riding plows, walk-
lag.
valk-
la plow, set harrows, cutting box,
t'anningmiil• and bagger, bobsleighs,
grited'stone grinder and hopoer, scuf-
iler, horse -power, jack, wood raci,
hie rack, wheelbarrow, road • cart
stuns boaa lumber wagon, buggy, bean
n
thrasier, gasoline.engine-se
and saw,
water tzough, cutter, set :scales, ropes
so,v chaias, De Laval separator, but-
ter tray, Daisy churn, meat barrel,
tub ttbe-, bench, crocks, lantern, egg
:rate, grain bags, pails, 10 rods fenee
se:• double harness, set single harries,
gravel box, ladders, sugar kettle, lost
hale digger, hay •knife, forks, shovels
hoes, wheffletrees and other articles
toe nutnet-Sus to mention. Coal heat -
e - with 01,7,:,,n, kitchen stove, cool or
'gated • bedstead, folding iron board,
b ax - stove 200 bushels oats,. 25 bush-
ees barley.
Terzms-9 months
ate approved joint
cert oft for cash.
Sim ',en Matlock.,
•Proprietor
credit on furnish-
agates. with 4 per
Frank re lot,
Auctioneer
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
HAY, GRAIN AND ROOTS
an Lot 25. Coif. 1 L,R.S., Tuckersnti
1 1-4 metes south of Brucefieid
1"hureday, February 27th, 1919 ,at le::'.
Abetter sharp, the following,--
Hor.es—Agric, team, 3 and 4 year,
old ; a ric team 5 and 6 years old;
t • i e gelding rising 3 years old.
Pure Bred Cattle—.Sh ertiiorn met
bull Village Favorite 97193 by Blaze
nee'
lar-
ney Stone; Pana Grove Dain :7118,
oy silo 's Peer, due at time of sale;
roan ,,ow 5 -yr. old, Bonnie, Bees354-
ool, by MacGregoz 71362; Pine Grove
Daisy 2nd by Village Favorite.
Grad, Cattle—Cow with calf at foot
Cn; dues in Apra, 8 cows due later,
lat r steers fat, ready to shit; 2lienf-
e. a fat, ready to ship; 2 steers 2 -year
tad; 3 heifers 2 year old, 3 heifers, 1-
e e t. old; 3 steers 1 year old, 5 calves
Hogs—Yorkshire boar, \Voodstock
4 4ptai;t 9th, No. 46011; imoroved York
saw due is April; 5 store hogs.
Fowl—Z geese and 2 ganders, a nuns-
leer of hens and pullets.
- .nipletnents—Bain wagon, truck wa-
g a, tight wagon, top buggy, bob-
, eighs. cutter, buggy and cutter pol-
e, and whi.€tletrees, Massiey-Harris 7
foot binder, with sheaf carrier and
truck; Massey -Harris mower, steel
r4ke, 2 Cockshutt riding plows, single
plow, 13 -hoe drill, 4 sec. harrows; 3 -
horse cultivatir, land roller, scuffles,
cutting box, 2 root pulpers, fanning
mill, iced cart, platform scales, hay
rack, stock rack, gravel box, set brass
team mounted harness, set plow lzar-
aess, set single harness, oak tan hand -
stitched, and rubber mounted, single
harness been used, set light team har-
ness, stoneboat, wheelbarrow, ladders,
horse blankets, whiffletrees, neckyokes
fork.,, shovels, grain bags, saws, ropes
an 1 slings, and other articles too num-
erous to menitiont Also 1'% h, p, GA-
, ea
.-
e:t eagine, newt; 20 ,ft. 1 inch shaft. -
Ina cream separator, speed jack and
belt, quantity hay 400 bus. mixed grain
for seed, 50 bus. white oats for seed
and a quantity spray.; wheat, a quan-
tity clover and timotheaseed, sap taxis
and sugar kettles, grindstone, num
'zee ceder posts, 2 14 -foot gates, some
,co-ru ated steel roofing and wit. e.
The above implements are all nearly
new and in first-class conditiont
Positively no reserve as the prop-
rietor has sold his falai.
Teems—All sums 01 $10 and under,
cash; over that amount 12 months'
credit on, furnishing approved joint
notes. A discotit of 5 per cent. off
for cash on credit amounts.
G. A. GLENN, T. CAMERON,
• Proprietor Auctioneer
D F. McGregor, ,_Clerk,
auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Os. Lor 7, Con. 3, McGiel vray,
THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1919
At 1 o'clock sharp, the fallowin
Iiar.ees-1 gelding rising 6 yrs.; 2
ue]ciieg.. rising 3 years; 1 eeidn;
risen.* 2 years; 1 filly, rising 1 year.
Catt;e-1 new milsh cow, 2 eosv-s
-due i,: Manch, 2 cows due in April,
'i, cow due in May, 2 farrow cows;
1 heifer rising 2 years; 11 steers.
rising 2 years 4 heifer calves, 4
S teer calves.
Hogs -1 sow, with litter 2 weeks'.
old ; 1 sow with ten pigs 8 weeks'
•
old; 1 sow with pig, 2 pigs three
months old.
Imple.nents, Grain, Etc.— Massey
Hari; hlatee. 6 -ft. cut. new Masecy
'Harries cultivator; McCormick mowe,-,
new National twrn plow, hay rack
, gravel box, set sleighs, set sling ropes
,and chaii, hay rape, 9 tons of mixed
hay, 75 bushels barley-, 150 buah oats
and barley mixed, a quantity seed oats
0. A. , 72• ,a quan:i.y of .feed oats.
a quail t:y of cut straw, water tack,14
barre. coot . i:y ; Chatham incybatar<.,
nes; ^oe. stove, coal or wood; Oak.
'heifer, iron bed and spr'n , 5 chez cb .ira, dresser, centre tsbie,.
2:roc-:ii; chairs, and;ett'e-- a.rticles
etoo ,name-,' is to meneion.
Te m'; -G; . ,-a Ca :h ; 7 months' cre-
dit L. approved eoeet netee ter 5 per
er'arlmam off for cash.:
p' it.siel , ,no reserve as the p opri•
-'- ,-tong est.
W: t M1LL.R ` FRANK TAYLOR
Pron. Auct.
'CLEdRING
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK IM.PLEIMIENTS,
HAY AND ROOTS
Thos. Cameron bas received instruc-
tions from. the undersigned to sell
by tpub;io auction on Lot 13, S,T,R ,
tlsborne, on TUL+SDAY, FEBRCAR Y
25eh, at 12.30 sharp the. following.,
fnrtportant Events Which Have
.(occurred Dui ing the Week,
The Busy World's, Happenings Care-
fully Compilted and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our L'aper_ A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment,
TUESDAY.
Estimates of unemployment in To-
ronto run from 10,000 to 20,000.
The Polish Commission has left
Paris for Warsaw to begin its labors,
The steamer Tunisian arrived at.
St. John with $13 passengers, inelud-
ing 269 soldiers.
,Tack Dempsey reached New York '
yesterday and signed the articles for '
the bout with Jess Willard.
The general strike in Seattle,
which lasted for five days, was ofil-
ciaily declared off yesterday.
Woman suffrage by Federal 'con-
stitutional amendment was beaten
again yesterday in the U. S. Senate.
The Princess Juliana, with 1,120
soldiers on board, and the Metagama,
with 458, are on their way to Canada.
The war has made India more
loyal than ever, Dr. Farquhar told
his audience in Convocation Hall,
Toronto,
The 2'iplssing Mining Company
shipped bullion during the month 01
January at an estimated value of
3'207,269,
Col, Grassett and Col. Denison tes-
tib '11 before the royal commission in-
quiring into the • Toronto police
g.•it'F ances.
Janques, arrested on complaint
of his wife, was found in the morn-
* 1 `. :teeing hanged himself with
a
nez a,kcrehief.
Penner Chief of Police Eiehhorn
of Iteelin is a eportcd to be in cont-
e:en>I of the Spartac ans now disturb -
late 11.e German capital.
Five Port Hope boys charged with
t' t"glary and theft of liquor in Co-
boarg were let go on suspended sen -
tenet, but are forbidden from fre-
quenting pool rooms ter a year.
Earl Thomson, formerly of the
Royal Air Force, Toronto, will meet
Bob Simpson, world's champion hur-
dler, in a set of games at Ne wY orlc,
He will also enter the Pennsylvania
Pentathlon.
WEDNESDAY,
Final Victory Loan figures place
Toronto first in the Dominion,
The Allies nave ordered the Poles
and Germans to cease hostilities,
The Dome Lake Mining Co. re-
ports an output in 1918 of a value of
$1155,000.
Lt. -Col. Belcher, C.M,G„ D.S.M.,
former O. C., 138 Battalion, dropped
dead at Calgary.
The steamship Royal George is
bound for Halifax with 1,316 Cana-
dian soldiers aboard.
All the strikers on the Clyde have
been instructed by their leaders to
return to work to -day.
An order -in -Council has been pass-
ed forbidding the sale or gift of li-
quor to any soldier in uniform.
The trial of the Turkish officials
responsible for the Armenian mas-
sacres has begun at Constantinople.
A scheme to develop Ungava water
powers and cable power across the
ocean to England is mooted. in
Quebec.
More than 50 rinks are engaged in
the annual bonspiel of the Peterboro
Curling Club. Four trophies are.
offered.
A portrait of Mr. Justice J..1. Mac-
laren was unveiled at the banquet of
International Sunday School workers
in Toronto.
Ex-Ald. Archibald admitted to the
Toronto Police Commissioners that
he had got six bottles o1 whisky from
No. 8 station.
President Wilson plans to return
from the United States to Paris by
March, which involves a short stay
at Washington.
Mrs. Kitchen of St. Joseph's Island
poisoned her three children, and after
two frustrated attempts to drown
herself ended her life by poison also.
The Canadian Steamships' an-
nouncement of a dividend disburse-
ment of four per cent. results in the
resignation of the president and one
of the directors.
Reeve Joseph Weber of Neustadt
was committed at Owen Sound for
trial at the Spring Assizes on four
charges under an order -in -Council
and the Military Service Act.
THURSDAY.
Of 14,789 Indians in Manitoba
about 750 have died of "flu."
Manitoba closed its year with a
HORSES -1 brcod maim 7 years old substantial balance on. the right side.
gric. ; 1 brood mare 6 years old, The Italian Parliament is speedily
sa,gric_, witch pedigree; 1 patr geldings
draught; 1 horst colt eligible for reg-
i'sration, draught; 1 filly colt,.
draught,
C3TrLE-1 'pure-bred Hereford Bull
years old; 1 pure -tared DurJiam
B ill ri Sing 2 year.; old, 2 cows with
calves at foot; 6 cows supposed to be
with ,calf to 'Hereford: bull, 2 farrow
cows; '4 steers rising three years old
nearly fat; 12 steers •and -heifers ris-
ing two years, 10 steers and heifers
ri ing one year old ; 3 catvee.
11OGS-2 pure-bred hcrk eo*;s die
in March; 18 store hogs.
IMPLEMItNTS-1 Bean wagon, com- -
plete ; 1 truck wagon ; 1 ton hu. ---e i
1 •cutter, pr. bobsleighs; bobsleigh and
box, binder, mower, steel rake, tedder
'4mgla rid,Ly ,plow 2 -furrow Mapte
Leaf ,plow; 2 walking plowe, 1 set,
Ietc len .harrows, disc, 3 -horse euttt-
tetot, 13 .hos drill, manure spreader,'
hay and sice& rack, corn cc1ti s rir l
..i ih bean attachment; gravel box,
,tone boat, root pulper; 1 set nickle
mounted br *aching harness; 1 Connor
4 hcrs-a engi.ie • 8 in. grinder; 1 role'
'r, : sh r fan"i,y mill, scales 1 coal
or wood rangy. forks, shovels, hoes.'
ind other articles too numerous• to
men tion.
l -art is ,"tty of bey and roots.
The above- + implements are ail in
first-class Condit on and nearly new,'
Pceitively no reserve as . tele pro-
prietor hoe ;rented his farm.
r' E1MS Ob' SA.LE
A'll `gums'"of $10 ;and under cash;
over that amount 10 month.' e-rrli
n i. 1 'bi given on furo.dieing e,pproved
Kat : Sottas, or • a. •discount of four per
'Caflt.off:for"-ossh'on "c -edit (Amounts:
nts.
• THOS CAMERON, A.uct.
<liE, f.a9NTB I' a, ,.Prop,
to be dissolved and a general election
held.
King Alfonso of Spain has definite-
ly decided to visit South America, it
is announced.
Jack Caffrey, the famous Hamilton
Marathoner, succumbed to the after-
effects of influenza yesterday.
The Commonwealth of Australia is
to be presented by Britain with six
destroyers and six modern type sub-
marines.
The Ontario Government have an-
nounced that they will sgend twenty-
five millions of dollars this year in
reconstruction, •`
Ralph de Palma broke the world's
mile record in an ,automobile at Day-
tona, 'Fla., traveling the distance in
24.02 seconds.
John Jackson, aged 18, was in-
stantly killed while working at the
Lake Superior Paper Co.'s mill at
Sault Ste. Marie.
Dr. Forbes Godfrey's amendment
to the Marriage Act was rejected by
the committee of the Legislature call-
ed to decide upon it.
The Bolshe-„vik forces have renewed
the offensive .in the region of Sred-
makrenga, Archangel area. They suf-
fered•a reverse on Monday. ,,
A North American system of relig-
ious
elig ious education parallel ng -the public
school system was adopted. by the
International Sunday •School Associa-
tion.
• Reeve Joseph Weber of Neustadt
was found guilty of seditious utter-
ances and remanded' by Magistrate
Crease:,; 'at Owen. Sotin ,Trot""' ' glit'
days.
Local Boards of Tribunals are tb
be formed to decide what enemy
aliens are undesirable or dangerous,
with a view to their internment and
ultimate deportation.
Curlers at Stratford, Peterboro'
and Brampton curled all Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning until
daylight, A Stratford rink wQn the
,nal of the Western'Ontario Tankard
from Galt.
FRIDAY..
The Military District Camp is to be
moved to Exhibition Camp.
V. R, Savie, a noted Serbian, ad-
dressed the Toronto Empire Club,
Work is commepced on tate provin-
cial highway between Ingersoll and
Woodtsock,
Canadian bank clearances, with the
exception of five western cities, show
substantial gains.
Bishop Fallon, in an address in
Massey Hall, cennured those opposed
to separate schools.
A enovein ;tt is on foot to exclude
the Central Powers from the Inter-
national Red Cross.
New meeical and engineering
ben linos at the T riv:etty of To-
ro-to
oro to ere to be st t her' soon.
1 <ic;eg tion from the Aland Is-
le t'e
to Paris leas ta quested that the
isle . 's be annexed to Sweden.
Te a Builders' and Supply A$SOcia-
lion fevers restoration 6af the appren-
tice e, stem with One s -:f: -guards,
A British Nervi: e uiaehine oil Wed-
su s'l zy made a t, a lit from Paris to
Loa 'on, in one hour • and 50 minutes.
etvege Livingstone at Welland told
the assessors of the county that dis.
honesty is at the bottom of assess-
mn,•ail troubles,
Win l: or G.W.'4,A. announced that
it would take no Part in strike -break-
ing, when English-speaking employes
are concerned.
Th, eresh;fent of the Border Cities
Real }state Board urges immediate
aequieitlon of a suitable landing
place for commercial airplanes,
m l•Iac kr'tt, of Thorold, made a
plc ky caplets, of an Italian who was.
molesting women, careering hint in a
pig pen in a barn and marching him
with Isis hands up to the police,
Three defaulters sent by a King-
: ttin magi.=tratee to ill: penitentiary
for one year each must spent their
terra in the Central Prison, as one-
year -term rs are not admitted to the
penitentiary.
4A'1'L'RPAY,
The next Imperial Press Confer-
ence will be held in. Canada earn; in
the autumn of 1920.
The 19:3 Vietor: Bonds prssed
the 102 mark in l s ererday's trading,
on the :tock Exchange.
Senator Robertson told labor men
that the unemployment situation
would be over in sixty days.
Sir William Meredith at the police
inquiry suggested a conference m the
natter of trades union affiliation.
The Dominion Government pr.:-
poses
r:-
poses a vigorous policy of railway
construction in the prairie provinces.
Action is begun to recover money
spent by Burford Township Council
on a deputation of farmers to Ottawa
to protest against conscription.
President Ebert of Germany an-
nounces that the Government is ar-
ranging the details for complete dis-
armament and demobilization.
Chief Slemin of Brantford reports
that the foreigners in that city, num-
bering a tenth of the population, are
responsible for a fourth of the crime.
The British and Canadian Red
Cross at Vladivostok have been amal-
gamated and placed in charge of the
Canadian commissioner, Col. J. S.
Dennis,
Lieut. Beverley Robinson, R.A.F.,
addressed a large audience in Deer .I
Park Presbyterian Church, Toronto,
on his experiences as a prisoner in
Germany.
Montreal Anglican Synod adopted
a resolution sympathising with the
Jews in Poland and protesting
against the Polish Government's
treatment of them.
Premier Sir Lomer Gouin and his
colleagues in the Quebec Government
have been deluged this week with
telegrams asking for beers and wines
to be permitted.
A young bank teller in Ottawa is
missing, leaving his accounts $3,000
short, and the proprietor of a local
club where he was said to have gam-
bled and lost heavily was fined $5.00
after a raid.
MONDAY.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was seized with
a stroke of paralysis this morning.
Hospital cases from the steamship
Araguaya arrived in the city.
The Supreme War Council has be-
gun the examination of the Russian
question.
Police Magistrate G. E. Jackson of
Egmondsville, postmaster there for
57 years, is dead.
Plainclothesmen were met by a
shower of alcohol in raiding a place
inhabited by foreigners in Toronto.
Gen. Mannerheim, the Finnish,
Regent, has been taken i11 and has
cancelled his visit to Copenhagen.
The review of the New York mar-
ket for the past week reveals a
stronger tone in spite of conditions.
C. A. Goodfellow, who had been
prominent in numerous public activ-
ities in Whitby for several years, is
dead.,
One hundred thousand Canadian
womenarerepresented in the Feder-
ation of Women's Societies formed at
Winnipeg.
The Dardanelles were thrown open
to American trade interests for the
first time since the world war on
Saturday. '
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight
champion, is "broke" in' Spain, and
boxing limited rolr,d bouts wit1.till-
will
-
An Austrian Pole's body was found
in an alleywaeTin Hamilton, and a
compatrifet, and -his wife are held by
the police . in connebtion with the
murder: , . °., `r«u
The `Royal Canadian-'Yacfit , h'ub
will have" five Class P. yachts sailed f;
by' i turned soldiers this season, and
will rebuild their Centre lsiated}club-
house -in Toronto in 1920..
Sir Arthur Pearson, blind publish
'r and philanthropist, who has been
,n a speaking tour of the United
:itates and -Canada for several weeks
behalf :o1 the blind, 'sailed for Liv-
rl Saturday on' the stearar
T1aitia .-
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CAMPBELL SWEENEY, Vancouver SIR G5ORGE BUN, Ottawa
JOHN BLUE, >rdmoaten s. W. M. BIRKS, Montreal
H. A. ALLISON, Calgary RENE T. LECLERC, Montreal
HON. GEO: A. BELL. Regina SIR J. DOUGLAS HAZEN St. John
JOHN GALT. Winnipeg W. A. BLACK. Halibut
GEO. M. REID. London HON. MURDOCKMcKINNON,Charlottetown
For Information)
REGARDING
War - Savings Stamps
ADDRESS NEAREST OFFICE
BRITISH COLUMBIA . . . Rom 615 MetropolitaatEailiiag, Vancouver
ALBERTA 218a lith Avenue Weat, Calgary; 742 Tegler ),tilling, Edmonton
SrASIATCHEWAN
MANITOBA 501 Electric Railway Chambers, Winnipeg
THUNDER BAT Room 410 Grain Exchange, Fort Willia., Ont.
WESTERN ONTARIO 361 Richmond Street, Leaden, Oat.
CENTRAL ONTARIO w
EASTERN ONTARIO
QUEBEC
NEW BRUNSWICK
NOVA SCOTIA .. . Metropole Building, Hollis Street, Halifax
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. . . . . . Provincial Building, Charl.ttetowa
O.n.lyl S Litten addressed to "Secretary, War -Savings Committee OP
and marked on envelope -"O. H. M. S," require no postage.
It of
U3 McCallum -KM Building, Regina
34 Toronto Street, Toronto
Victoria Mtne,e, Ottawa
160 St. Janes Street, Montreal
89 Prince William Street, St. John
37
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. B. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
CENTRAL
222 %=eC�E'J
knRATFop..D.' ONT..
Is recognized
as one Of the most re -
Liable Commercial'' SSchoals in Can-
ada. The instructors 'are experienc-
ed and the Courses are up-to-date,
Graduate; are' placed in nosition.;and
they : meet with success. Student
may enter, Atany 'time..
Write a tone for free catalogue:
D. A. McLachlan, Pru:.
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Between .
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TORONTO
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dining � � g car serv;~.e.
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Parlor cabs eiz prine as day trains.
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1v. J. DORE
Phone 46w ,, Agent, Exeter
Banking
YOUR banking requirements may
-` be entrusted to this Bank with
every confidence that careful and
efficient service will be rendered.
Our facilities are entirely at your
disposal.
THE CANADIAN DIAN BANK.
OF COMMERCE, IA
EXETER BRANCH:
CREDITON BRA: CH w -.
DASHWOOD BRANCH
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A. E. KUHN, Manager
J. A. McDONALP, Manager
F. S, KENT, Manager
INCORPORATED 1855.
THE MOLSONS BANK
Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
S7 Branchees in Canada
Ili General BankingRedness Trar
saehhd
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Mowat allowed at Welton curtain raft
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W 1]i. CLARKS,* Iira+i,vee
121
Full weight of tea in
every package
EDIIOSE
TEA's good tea
Sold only in sealed packages
NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE . OTTAWA
SIR HERBERT B. AMES, Chairssm
CAMPBELL SWEENEY, Vancouver SIR G5ORGE BUN, Ottawa
JOHN BLUE, >rdmoaten s. W. M. BIRKS, Montreal
H. A. ALLISON, Calgary RENE T. LECLERC, Montreal
HON. GEO: A. BELL. Regina SIR J. DOUGLAS HAZEN St. John
JOHN GALT. Winnipeg W. A. BLACK. Halibut
GEO. M. REID. London HON. MURDOCKMcKINNON,Charlottetown
For Information)
REGARDING
War - Savings Stamps
ADDRESS NEAREST OFFICE
BRITISH COLUMBIA . . . Rom 615 MetropolitaatEailiiag, Vancouver
ALBERTA 218a lith Avenue Weat, Calgary; 742 Tegler ),tilling, Edmonton
SrASIATCHEWAN
MANITOBA 501 Electric Railway Chambers, Winnipeg
THUNDER BAT Room 410 Grain Exchange, Fort Willia., Ont.
WESTERN ONTARIO 361 Richmond Street, Leaden, Oat.
CENTRAL ONTARIO w
EASTERN ONTARIO
QUEBEC
NEW BRUNSWICK
NOVA SCOTIA .. . Metropole Building, Hollis Street, Halifax
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. . . . . . Provincial Building, Charl.ttetowa
O.n.lyl S Litten addressed to "Secretary, War -Savings Committee OP
and marked on envelope -"O. H. M. S," require no postage.
It of
U3 McCallum -KM Building, Regina
34 Toronto Street, Toronto
Victoria Mtne,e, Ottawa
160 St. Janes Street, Montreal
89 Prince William Street, St. John
37
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. B. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
CENTRAL
222 %=eC�E'J
knRATFop..D.' ONT..
Is recognized
as one Of the most re -
Liable Commercial'' SSchoals in Can-
ada. The instructors 'are experienc-
ed and the Courses are up-to-date,
Graduate; are' placed in nosition.;and
they : meet with success. Student
may enter, Atany 'time..
Write a tone for free catalogue:
D. A. McLachlan, Pru:.
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Between .
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
C GO
Umex
ce cid
dining � � g car serv;~.e.
Sleeping cars oa► night trauma and
Parlor cabs eiz prine as day trains.
Full- information from any Grand
Trhtk,*Ticket.Ageri. ,t, , or C,i EF Horn-
ing District Passeaker A$kzesit, T,o•onto
1v. J. DORE
Phone 46w ,, Agent, Exeter