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The Exeter Advocate, 1921-10-27, Page 4The Exeter Advocate Sandere & Creech, Proprietors czubserip:ian P-i:e•-•la also :c', $150 per year in Canada; S .00 n the • United States. All subseriptsons not oa=d ;,n advan: e 50ci, extra. charged. THURSDAY, OCT. 27th, 1921 I NEWS TOPICS OF qEEK Whalen elar iiia of Lando i T. lets pur.hzse.t the 100 acre farm ewe- ov air. Jus. Tooh:y, near Whalen Possesson will b, gra in the sprang. -.11r tn.l Mrs. TIt 's. Gunn;ng were neer Exeter en auneley, the guests of MLr. and Mrs. Jelin iiuteliensi>n.—The regu er in et ray T: the M. S. e ill b4 h. 1 =•i '1e les n cnt of th..•hurch' nett Thursday afternoon—Mr. and ^L s Jose tc-• 'R.r.n to Woodham _pint 'un.iar at tees home of Freemen. Ark--; ,_y--.Weli.:tete'n' Shipley had the mss -1 firtu.i tab .alt tis :ultarbi'.ne a few divt., . ? but s doing a n ."l as teas be enaear. . Al - best be.t S: att a: Sunsit'ets ,p..-. Suri:lay at tha hone: of the tarter; brother, liervee Sgenr:. Lumley 1..1•ry to sax at the ::ins of a r terig teat Mr. J *i.:i .McQueen ., no: improv - ng niu,.l,,—firs. John Bolton of the last end of the line is this week vi,i- iting friends in Windsor and Detroit. —Mr. and Miry. John Glean, Mrs. M.. -- Taggart . -Taggart and Miss Nath= motored to Bivtb on Sunday last to visit fr end> —Mr.—r. Rave Carnochan and Mr. \Vrn,. Berry of Brucezield spent Sunday last with Mir. Horton 1icDougall. Farquhar Important Events Which Have Qc.urred During the, Week, The tiuse World's elappe•nine,s yore- fully Compiled anti Put 1itto Elands and Attter•tiee-Sleeilie ten the Readers at Out .Paper; — d. Solid Howe t+:nei meet.. TUESDAY. British Parliament reassembles tc 'day. Crucial period in Irish negotiations reached. Gait Public 'utilities Buildiug corner -stone :laid Strife in ranks of railway labor may foil 1?. Se -Strike, Premier Lloyd George to speak uu uneniployti2ent plans. President Harding reeelved + re- duction of railway rates. Minimum wage scale set for new class of women workers. Len Wallace demands new Cory conleiention in West York. Roy Gratton., won the 2.05 pace in straight heatselit Altanta. Irish situation may preven. Lloyd George going to Washington. 'United Typothetae of America be- gins business sessions in Toronto. Flags are at half-mast in Taranto owing, to the death of Lail, 1 °facials in Perth county tied a st.11 with pipes and worst made of lead. Horatio Hocken accorded L , eer- vative nouiivailou in West Tot *nee, Salaries of minor le?:ngue b L,: players will be reduced next sesso, University of Hamilton M c:i:lols bear Hamilton C. L. 11 to lie at foot- ball. Hamilton Ci y Clark gives out e00 - page cook book with each 1 „r inn, license. "Babe" Ruth continues to 4'l Judge Landis be playin„ "barnstorm- ing" games. Gen. Pershinn=', places Luc, dui on un- known warrior's ereve io \\'est:nin- ster Abbey, Edith Parrott, aged 1'2. acrid:'nt- aliy ren over by motor ear at Paris. fatally hurt. Representatives of soldiers' oreani- izations conferring at Port Arthur on basis for amaigara,iou. The schoecneer Bluenose won again and qualiiid to represent Canada in the international schooner race. A Berlin message received in Paris says the German Cabinet of Dr. W lr.h is expected to resign to- morrow. WEDNESDAY. British Parliamentary Houses re- assemble. Lloyd George announces Washing- ton delegation. Ulster volunteers being enrolled to defend North. Former Bing Ludwig of Bavaria dies in Hungary. United States Senate ratifies treaty with Teuton nations. Fire Prevention League hears that Ontario leads in fire losses, miss C. Leitch beat Miss Elkins us 3 to 7 in the Belleclaire Cup. Jeanette Rankin won the 2.05 pace at Atlanta in straight heats. 141any tributes •of respect were paid to the memory of Lady Beck, Canadian National Railways plan important aid for unemployed. Brig. -Gen. Rennie was elected On- tario Curling Association president. Sea salmon caught in Lake Huron of the type known in Nova Scotia as grilse. Sam Langford, Boston, knocked out Peter Jackson, Windsor, in two rounds. Sir James Aikins reappointed Lieutenant -Governor of Manitoba for five years. George Ferguson, aged 71, drops dead on his way home from work at Hamilton. Tepothetae convention in Toronto hears addresses on apprenticeships and 44 -hour week. Mrs. J. C. Wilkie dies at Windsor following operation, within eight hours after her marriage. Five armed bandits robbed a branch bank in Toronto; police lost track of them at Burlington. Rev. Byron Stauffer, Toronto, ap- pointed chairman of the Arbitration Board ea dispute between C.N.R. and employes. THURSDAY. Rickard has signed Willard to meet Dempsey. Lenin reviews task achieved by Russian Soviets. Uprising against the Government of Portugal at Lisbon. J. Horace McFarland addresses the Rose Society of Ontario. - Committees of Irish delegates con- sider'details of peace offer, Committees of three denomina- tions ,diecuss church union. Wilinlot Corner of Pefferlaw was drowndt{ in Beaverton harbor. Peter '-Manning trotted a mile against time in 1.59% at Atlanta. Premier Lloyd George submits plans for the relief of unemployed. Six young Elie, Man., bank rob- bers were sen:.enced to five years each. Preparations in movements to avert railway strike in the United States. Elsie, U. S. schooner cup challeng- er, snakes •a favorable impression at •Halifax. Miss `Barbara• Boultbee was badly injured in an automobile accident at Toronto. Mayor T. L. ,Church was unopposed as Conservative candidate in North Toronto, .: �• St. Mary's beat Riversides 8 to 6, but Toronto team wins O.A.L.A. round 17 to: 14. Five-year-old daughter of Andrew Cumming, Medonte, killed by wheel of her father's wagon. Herbert Barnabe, Ottawa, cele- brates his 1061h birthday, doing chores around woodshed. G.W.V.A. .decides to enter British ',Flmpire Service League and favors federatioil.of 011 veteran::.bodiee, , Barrie elebteic•_light, department receives $12,000 for profits on Sev- ern transmission lice in five years, •:FRIDAY. 1'trl Beatty arrives at New York. e1•. Ja, k anti Miss Je.nnt.' Hoge:1th of Cromarty, Mr.Percy and Miss Mary :plater of Staffa v"isited_ Sunday at Mfr. Milton Hodgert's —Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Pollen and baba of Exeter spent Sun- day L this v inity.--Mr. and Mrs. W. M.1.area and Ruby. Mr, and Mrs. Wen \\ o.clen, Hiss Pearl Sta:ey, and Mr. } y' 1 Ferguson of 'Eton ttl,- 1 and Mrs: G. R. yes el Sunday at :Nin A. Hunl.•,n."s Don't io get th.. Institute Meeti,•n ;ton • Wed. Nov, 3, BARNS BURNED Fir: of unknown origin itotally troyed Ili:' large barn owned by Earl Evans, four miles west of St Marys. Tie vnt_re season's crop of grain, and some: livestock. in the barn were also destroyed, The damage is es- timated art 55,000, partly covered by insuran: e — Miore than 53,000 dam- aee was caused by fire to the home of Dougall Thompson, six miles south of wt )iarys, pn. Oct. 20th, at 6 a.m. The greater part of the furniture was ;a el wi 11 th:.s i t ry e of the neigh - he -s It is believed that the fire start ed trom the ,explosion of an bit stove, The 1 ass is partly cot -red by insur- anc e SEAFORTH—The funeral of Isa - be,la Nichols Burns, aged 80, wile of Joseph Atkinson, who died suddenly on . Sunday evening, took place from tthe Presbyterian ,Church to the Eg- mondv lle cemetery HAVE YOU A FAMILY? This is -of Importance to You Niagara Falls, Ont.—"Three years ago my son, Gerald, had a severe at- tack �. of yellow jaundice. I tried. three doctors but they only gave re- lief for short peri- ods. eriods. As I had tried Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets on my other son, I le decided to give .' him Drereleierce's Golden Medical Discovery a n d after using four or five bottles he was entirely well. I shall al- ways say a' good word for all of Dr. Pierce's remedies. Today our medi- cine cabinet contains a bottle of each of these famous remedies."—Mrs. Catherine Dempsey, 32, Bridge St. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dia: co'very is free from alcohol and in- jurious njurious drugs. You can be certain you will find it a true blood -maker, tissue -builder, and restoiative nerve tonic and that it will produce no evil after-effects. DO YOU NEED HELP? Windsor, Ont."Dr.P1erce'sGolden Medical Discovery and his 'Pleasant 1 Pellets' are wonderful medicines for home use.. • I used to suffer 'with weak lungs, smothering spells and sick -headaches, but since taking the above-mentioned medicines' these eonditions have left me." "One of my daughfers took the 'Favorite Prescription' as a tonic during expectancy and she praises that ihedicine very highly, toe:" :Mrs. Ellen Harding„‘ -1.1 Erie St. W. Your neighborhood druggist sells all Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, tablets or liquid, Write Dr. Pierce, Pres, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for free confidential advice. Branch: Laboratory in B'ridgeburg, Ont. New president installed at Cornell University. No live stock show will be held in Toronto this season. Brantford -Hamilton Highway was formally opened. Allied powers behind League And ing on Silesia issue. Pieton won the 0. B. A. A. Utter - media te nter -mediate championship. E. Biekte vy,1. cos titan in the Cana- dian indoor tenni' tourney, Bandits rob Wyoming branch of. Bank of 'Toronto of $1t4.000. 3niouists declare Shut Fein are impor.iug arms by ship load. An attach, was donde en Premier Briand in the lw r*each Chamber, Women's Convention. C=.'ii".X. A„ concludes business of convention, R, B, Maxwell, Winnipeg, re- elected president of the Han. Edmund Bristol carried Cen- tre Toronto convention against Owens. Henry Butwell. Toronto, brick illanufacturer for 55 years, dies. aged 91. Som4v 8.000 spectators watched the international ploughing match st Woodstock, Ont. Toronto Police Commissioners dis- miss three constables and reduce one on charges of mast;ot:duet. Dr. J. V, Hayes of Teterboro" probably fatally hurt when his motor ear collided with a street car. First mate and wheelsitlan of the wooden steamer Wtii. H. Wolf Per- ish, when boat burns at Sombre, Ont. SATt RIMY. Lenin admits serest defeat to the Red policy. Admiral Beatty gets big reception in N'ew York. tipper Canada College holds an nual prize day. Niagara Falls' new Teechnicnl .>c11oo1 opened. A bear and her two eubs visited Napane' today. A new railway station was opened at Hornepayne,' Heavy snowstorm and blizzard in Regina district. Von. Archdeacon Dewdney elected Bishop of Keewatin. -Reeky" Kansas defeated "Lew" Tendler on points. Muss C. Leitch won the Bellt'elaire golf ehan ptouship. Communist throws bomb among Paris police contingent. Swift move by i S. Railway Labor Board to avert strike. Demonstration. of Reds against U. S. Embassy in Paris. lIeGili won the intercollegiate track meet championship. Leroy Rennie was beaten in the Canadian tennis tourney. Irish negotiations nearly wrecked by Valera's telegram to the pope, Women's Art Association opens in Toronto a series of denionsteations.. Three children were injured; in To- ronto by autos in different accidents. Sir George Foster urges University College Alumnae to°study political problems. First agricultural school in. On- tario to open November 28, at Strathroy. David Spence chosen by Parkdale (Toronto) Conservativesas their candidate. Committee appointed to prepare bills for Parliamentary action on church union. John. Cushway, C.P.R. brakesman, Smith's Fall, instantly killed at Pete- wawa, falling between cars. Peterboro' teachers oppose penny banks. Say they do not inculcate thrift; money comes from parents. Four men killed, two more hurt, when C.P.R. train is caught by fall- ing rock in tunnel near Palliser, B.C. Representatives of the various In- dian tribes of Canada and the United States will meet at Detroit on Octo- ber 25. Two sectionmen of C. 7.Rys. dead at Cymric, Sask., and three more dy- ing, from drinking wood alcohol and bay rum. MONDAY. Argonauts beat Hamilton Tigers, 19 to 18. In an Intercollegiate Rugby game U. of T. beat McGill 6-0. McGill's senior football team trounced Queen's, 25 to 1, Ex -Kaiser Karl makes attempt to regain Hungarian Crown. Washington gives reception to Beatty, Diaz and Jacques. Parkdale seniors won. their third straight consecutive game. German Cabinet resigns; Stinnes will control next Ministry. G.\Y.,.V.A. convention at Port Arth- ur buries the gratuity issue. Hillerests won ..the Ontario ama- teur baseball championship. Bluenose won the International Fishermen's race onoSaturday. Sterling closed at •Torranto at $4.291,1 •,at New York, $3,93%. Likelihood of railway strike in the' United States passing • away. „Sinn Fein delegates mus; define at- titude on Valera wire teethe Pope. Woman claimsshe was the victim of a mockmarriage at Toronto. Sodality of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto, celebrates golden jubilee. General Accountants' .Association holds its organization meeting at Toronto. Bishop Anderson of Chicago preached before Toronto University students. Hold-up men in Toronto secure sums of money from pedestrians on Saturday night. Toronto police • arrest three men on a charge of -being concerned in a bank holdup. Kitchener will- have • more play- ground accommodation through cite - ken's generosity. Committee appointed to prepare legislation • . for forming United Church of Canada. Three-year-old child shot dead by six-year-old -brother at Feronia, ten miles north of North Bay. Canada's export trade for four months in commodities affected by U. S. tariff falls off $23,000,000. Wm. Hyde of Neuvallon near Cornwall, aged 65, burned his house down and hanged himself on a tree nearby.- Charles Quick, of Vancouver, 101 years old last Saturday, is still mak ing horse -racing saddles for all parts of the world. exile ;raves ... ie ensateeratteetee miseM Q_, CRERAR Leader of the 1?rogree;sabe or Far e!s' Party in Canada Mount Camel Re.. Fati*:r Young of Loadoa called. ."n Father Care -omit here last week.— Tee eek.-vier. .1 iia.. held in the Halla here on f'i't, s lav eventne was a $14,N71S2 dnd ii reg wort a good time.—Mrs. Mrs. t'o1Rns n' Flail attended the Convention of s e C.-a?io:is Women's I,eai;ue held :n I_.*a ism tori 'ruesdty and 'W dnesday, d ittT£ Mary :►tttirrss. v had the rills- -tune to break ver arnt one day last —M -s Campbell, acralnpanieed by 1L as S Cemphe 1, visitad friends at latiben lasttiye.'k.,--,lir. Theobo cj Det- er, . acc.:ints.inied by MEss GGertie, at- tt 1 the neral of the ia:e firs Ire. at atrz, n itro l r elay. Mir. John -eta-d home Last week, after se+, 1 1a'S':i;..i the West'. Thames Road he Pr. CST's Church, he:d an Sunday `o: this ua-.l. The Str.- d v serv'c,s were largely' at.teeadaj R v J. J ,)1a,% --;;!vary Qf st, .. ,.a a -:.c 'ed ,n ost ac.,eptebie s.e. u as On \lomiety evening the w l supra.- and program attreeted a v; v Tara; crowd. The supper was n that ccu".1 be des -red, while the ecv* et of music. t• -ams, and ad- d"e sea was apprec:atotir Gordon L. E, on o" Ham:iton was the grne-pal e"t,.rt.:at r. and he certainly was aood ACTION SALE OF VILLAGE PROPERTY HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS ETC. At Crelliton, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1921 At 130 o'clock, the following, Extensicn distIng room table, side- board ,lounge, 3 gasoline hanging lamps oil hanging lamp, 2 table lamps McClary Famous baseburn;r, like new; tr-hole Crown Huron range 20 in oven, ae perfect condition; cup- board, bureau, hand cutting box 5 Lags corn, wheelbarrow, easel blackboard, 5'e tons .:oat, some empty gallon fruit eealers, curtain tnoies and other ar- ticles, cabinet table, washing maachine, 60 .al gasoline tank, camp stretchers fiat irons, etc Also the following prop -rtv—b rcom hawse and ga rdsn, situate'. on iii, of Lot 6 Village of Cr dcto n A,lsoabcut Ware of .v:• 1-dra..-tei land, being al- so a part of Lot .d On this prorler:y is a barn 36x24, hen house 14t3J; fru t—app es, n.t.rs. plums, raspbe yes black currants. etrewlen lis The barn has two :,dors and Q conmied_les' 200 bens Terms—Ch ;tees cash Real Estate 10 pe- cent of prerelease money down. balance. do snit pee -chaser F T-y:or, :3- Sambrook, nCt enc r Proprietor AUCTION SALE FARMS. FARM STOCK. IMPLE- MENTS, HOUSEHOLD EFFFCTS on Lot 12, Lake Road, Hay Town h:p; on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1921, At 1 o'clock sha-p, the following: Horses -1 horse, 7 -years, General Purpose; 1 2 -yr horse, Gen. Pm -pose. Cattle -1 steer two years old. eow -due 6th of March farrow cow, 3 -years old. Implements -Set bobsle::ghs, wagon, cutter, fidt hay rack, sugar beet box, gravel box, 'Mikado, open buggy, light w-agon, root pulper, lDe. Laval cream seearator, wheel barrow, 2000 pound scales; crosscut leave, wire stretcher, 2 •set double harness, Z set single har- ness; double calf crate, single calf erste, plough, set harrows, oak barrel, ensilage and other forks, shovels, dit- eb'ng spade, set whiffietrees, - neck yoke, good robe, wool horse blanket', coal oil barrel, step ladder,^+*,:.small water tank, , • 5 tons second class hay, several shocks of corn. Household Effects—Utility small range for wood or coal;,srnall coal heater, box stove, coal scuttle, square piano, Wi Ilis ms; glass cupboard, small cupboard, drop leaf table, small parlor table, two cellar tables, shriking clock, three-piece bedroom suit, dres- ser; kitchen lounge, 2 rocking chairs number other small chairs, Brussels. rug, 12x9; toilet set; kitchen ihircror; wash stand, granite covered bread pan, camp cot, 2 doz. 1 -qt. sealers, 5 flat irons, number - winidow blinds, 3 lamps,- large strainer pail, nearly,ue'w large cream can, nearly - new ; small barrel churn, New Idea Washing ma- chine, wringer, set curtain stretchers, few targe crocks, baby carriage. Real Estate—There will also be sold at the same time and etplace, ear* class 50 acre. grass farm, W 1-2 Lot 6 Con, 5, Hay; also 75 acre fiarm, W 3-4 of Lo t5, Cosy. 6, Hay; 10 acres in wheat, 13 acres an ryes, and thle rest in pasture,, Terms -All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 6 months'i cre- eli.t on approved joint :notes. '5 per cent:'per annuity off„far cash on credit Terms of real estate made `known on day of sale,. F. Auct JAS. DEARINTG, Prop; `,. That Brisk, Rich Flaiour found in every cup of the genuine PP LADA" TI is the true flavour of the perfectly preserved leaf. This unique flavour has won for Salada the largest sale of any tea, in America, sasz Incorporated in 1S55 iGAPITAL RESERVE $9,G00.f illi Over 130 Branches iTHE OL ON BANK The Molsons Bank wants every farmer to feel that he has a real friend in the manager, that he will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss with hint his money reeds. EXETER: BRANCH. T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business Jelly. Safety Deposit 'Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch. E SE LL 1 LS 0 1oes.�'���x� G FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT IN DUAL - ITT AND SERVICEI Sixty years of leadership—of giving good value, heaping satisfaction and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell thisdependable farm equipment. THE GILSON ENGINE A11 Sizes "THE WONDERFUL GILSON" Costs You Nothing The famous Gilson "Goes L,'ke Sixty" En- gine—any size for any p :rpose--can be pur- chased on the easy payment plan. Let it pa- for itse:f. Its economy and depend- ability have nude it the biggest selling en- gine is Canada. Let us demonstrate on so= farm. "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers weresold in Canada last year than any other make. It is guar- anteed to be the lightest running blower cutter made. Be independent -get a Gilson Silo Filler and 511 your own silo—with your own engine. 4 h.p. or larger—at the proper time, When your corn has the greatest feeding value. HYLO SYLO THE GILSON SPREADER The Hylo Sylo insures sweet. fresh. succulent en- silage down to the last forkful. It is built to last indefinitely. Exclusive patented features of de- sign and construction explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating farmer. Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it. itself in the first season. Use it! The best Manure Spreader made is Then year after year, pays the Gilson. Why? it has a wide spread. 100 per cent. profit on It is low down. It has light draft. It will your investment. Can take a real load. It is free from clutches. you beat it? gears and all complicated parts. Call and see our nearest dealer, name below. Ho will save and make you money on the equipment illustrated and on Gilson Threshers, Dixie -Ace Tractors, Wood Saws, Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc. Write for Catalog. Made in. Canada and Guaranteed by GILSON MFG. CO., Limited GUELPH, ONT. Call and See Neerest . Dealer Oren S. Winer, - Exeter, Ont. • Climax SbeathingPaper Under Floors Between: walls For Lining Cases and P1asker For Beehives For Ice ".Houses` For Packin :.- A tough craft: pape .coated ,on both sides with asphaltic caipound Brantford Roofing Co Lim Head Office and Factory, Brantford, Can. 124 Ross Taylor Co., Limited VICTORY LOAN COUPONS We will cash your Victory Loan Coupons or place them to your credit in our Savings Bank where they will draw interest at 3% ,ger annum, ill4 THEi CANADIAN OF hh� C •,....,M. BANK C PAI) -UP CAPITAL $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND ., $15,000,000 EXE,`I:R BRANCH,, . A. Chapman, Manager. Incorporated in 1S55 iGAPITAL RESERVE $9,G00.f illi Over 130 Branches iTHE OL ON BANK The Molsons Bank wants every farmer to feel that he has a real friend in the manager, that he will receive a hearty welcome and can safely discuss with hint his money reeds. EXETER: BRANCH. T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business Jelly. Safety Deposit 'Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch. E SE LL 1 LS 0 1oes.�'���x� G FARM EQUIPMENT BACKED BY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT IN DUAL - ITT AND SERVICEI Sixty years of leadership—of giving good value, heaping satisfaction and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell thisdependable farm equipment. THE GILSON ENGINE A11 Sizes "THE WONDERFUL GILSON" Costs You Nothing The famous Gilson "Goes L,'ke Sixty" En- gine—any size for any p :rpose--can be pur- chased on the easy payment plan. Let it pa- for itse:f. Its economy and depend- ability have nude it the biggest selling en- gine is Canada. Let us demonstrate on so= farm. "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme. More Gilson Silo Fillers weresold in Canada last year than any other make. It is guar- anteed to be the lightest running blower cutter made. Be independent -get a Gilson Silo Filler and 511 your own silo—with your own engine. 4 h.p. or larger—at the proper time, When your corn has the greatest feeding value. HYLO SYLO THE GILSON SPREADER The Hylo Sylo insures sweet. fresh. succulent en- silage down to the last forkful. It is built to last indefinitely. Exclusive patented features of de- sign and construction explain why the Hylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating farmer. Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it. itself in the first season. Use it! The best Manure Spreader made is Then year after year, pays the Gilson. Why? it has a wide spread. 100 per cent. profit on It is low down. It has light draft. It will your investment. Can take a real load. It is free from clutches. you beat it? gears and all complicated parts. Call and see our nearest dealer, name below. Ho will save and make you money on the equipment illustrated and on Gilson Threshers, Dixie -Ace Tractors, Wood Saws, Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc. Write for Catalog. Made in. Canada and Guaranteed by GILSON MFG. CO., Limited GUELPH, ONT. Call and See Neerest . Dealer Oren S. Winer, - Exeter, Ont. • Climax SbeathingPaper Under Floors Between: walls For Lining Cases and P1asker For Beehives For Ice ".Houses` For Packin :.- A tough craft: pape .coated ,on both sides with asphaltic caipound Brantford Roofing Co Lim Head Office and Factory, Brantford, Can. 124 Ross Taylor Co., Limited