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The Exeter Advocate, 1915-11-4, Page 5LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, Solidtore, tifotarlea, Conveyancers, Com- dessionere. Sonettors for the Monona Bank.. ete. :~Money to Loan at lowest rates or interest Offices—Main-St., Exeter • I. R. Carling, S.A. L. H. Dickson We £unci® ernes MONFIT TO LOAN have a large amoiaat of private to loan on Laron and village prop- at low rates of Interest. QLADMAN dt STANBURT Ihearisters, Solicitors, Exeter. DENTAL len G. iv. ROULSTON, L,D.S., D.D.S. DENTIST Member of the R.C.D.S. ef. Ontario and Honor Graduate of 'iroronto Dniveredt7, 030ce—Oyer Dickson % Carling's law office. Closed Wednesday afternoons. DR. A R. KINSMAN, L.D.B., D.D.S., ! Qnor Cxraduate of Toronto Univerttit7 DENTIST eetl� extracted without path, or any •oad effects. OU:ce over G1a,dman & (item Dury s Office. Main Street, ?huger.. SYNOPSIS OF CAN:AD-IAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS , THE sole head of a family, or any enal:;'over 18 years old, may homestead a 440arter-.sectio& of available l)omira-s ion' land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or; Alberta The applicant must appear in verso s at the Dominion Lands Ag- ency of Sub -Agency for the Dis- teict. Entry may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency (but not Sub -Agency) on certain conditions, Duties—Six moethsa residesice upon' and cultivation of the land in each of 'Hires years, A homesteader 'nay live within, nine miles of his, homestead on a o#' at least 80 acres, on certain colritions. A habitable house is re- c�rt�eed in every case, except when r e- silence is performed in the vicinity. to certain districts a homesteader in good standing .may pre-empt a quarter section alongside his homestead.Price $3 per acre Duties --Six months resi- drncr in each of three years after earinine homestead patent; also 50 acres extra cultivation, Pre-emption. patent may be obtained as soon as homestead petent, on certain condi- „A settler who has exhausted his eiomestaad eight may take a purchas- ed homestead in certain districts. Price $3 per acre. Duties—Must re- side 6 ,months in each of 3 years, cu- ltivate 50eores, and erect a house worth $300, The area of cultivation is subject to reduction in case of rough, scrub- by or stony land. Live stock may be substituted for cultivation under cer- .taitr conditions. W. W. CORY, C.M.G. Deputy of the Minister of the Intercod N.B.—Unauthorized publication cid this advertisement will not be pad for. Christian college -home, vp,lthful situation. .ectusandterms,writethe Principal 4. T7. :er,M.A.,D.D.,St. Thomas, Ont, 63 ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESs COLLEGE CENTRAL i// STRATFORD:.ONT.' Our instructors are experienced, Pupils get individual attention and graduates are placed in positions. ,We are receiving applications we cannot meet. Students may enter any time. Send for our free catalogue and see if it interests you. D. A. McLachlan, Principal DR. DeVAN'SFRENCH PILLS Ant gelating Pd.1`for Women. $5 a box or threefor $10. Sold, at all Drng Stores, or marled to any address ztreceipt Of price...TH6 SCOBBLL DRUG Co., St.. Cathiarcnee, Ontario. PHOSPHONOI, FOR MEN. Resforea vim ani }ri$ality;for NervefandBrain; increases "grey matter” • a 1'on1c-:will build you up. $3 a box, or two for $5, at drug stores, or by mail on receipt ,of price: Din SCOBBtr, DBoo Co., St. Catharines 'Ontario. RAND TRUNK • SYs EM Douple Track all the Way. TORONTO =' CHICAGO TORONTO - MONTREAL --0-- For Chicag o Leave Toronto 8 a.m. 6. p.m. and 11.45 p.m. daily ' For Montreal y� Leave Toronto 9 a.m., 8.30 o.m. and 11 pan. daily Eo,tupment the .finest on all trains PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION Reduced /Fares to° . San Francisco, Las Angeles and'.;�a�;n Ful' particulars and birth reserva- tion on application to Agents. N. J. DORE, Exeter LUMLIUY • Mr. Arthur Cole is to sing at a concert in Hensall to -morrow ven- ing.—Mr ,W. Charlesworth and family of Sea:forth spent Sunday at John Bolton's.—Mrs.-Hyde of Anderson ••is- ited ,at George LHobkirk's - foe a day or stwo,—Mr. Rooney of Mitchell was a Sunday visitor at' R. R. Glenn's!, — Mr. and Mrs. Want Glenn, nes spent a few days at Brucefield with their son George.—Gordon Parker 'las 'W- ished the season. with George.f3'abkirk —Miss Annie Eyre of Chiselhurst vis- ited the Misses Ryckman..Mrs, Noah Horton' had a thianble party to a sel- ect few on Thursday afternoon '•ast. A few Tram the vicinity ettended the patriotic concert in Exeter on Friday ermine ,fast,—Miss G. Horton's -nu- sic pupils had their pictures taken an Saturday., -Noah Horton unposed :.f a fine gorse Ro J. Norris of Mitts' et. Auetion Sale OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Con 1, Usborne, 1-4 mile south of Exeter, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, at 1 o'clock, the following,— Horses-1 good driving mare, car- riage; 1 Percheron colt, rising 3 yrs. old. gelding sired by Victor; 1 filly rising 2 years, sired by Storm King; 1 Eel colt rising s; gelding; 1 Eel colt rising 2, filly; those colts are sired ea March Eel with dam Clear Grit, and they should be speedy, Cattle—'.cow newly calved; 1 cow due is November; 1 cow due in Mar.!' 6 two-year old steers; 4 one-year old steers; 4 beef -ring heifers; 4 1 -year old heifers; 1 heifer .calf, Implements,—Seed drill; gang plow, root pulper; bobsleigh; cutter, light wagon water trough, 1200 lb, scales; new Canada Carriage buggy', auto teat 2 used buggies; 1 set double harness 2 set single harness; 1 Royal Oak side board • 1 Daisy churn; and numerous other articles. Terms—$5 and under cash; over that amount 6 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. S per ct. per ann. off for rash Everything will be sold as the pro- prietor bar given up farming. D. WOOD, Prop. C W. ROBINSON, Auct. Auction Sale OF CATTLE ;AND HOGS Mr. Thos. VCameron has received In- structions tfrom `the undersigned to sell by public auction it the METRO- POLITAN HOTEL, EXETER, on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6th, at one o'clock abarp the following; (CATTLE -4 cows with calves tit foot Snows due In November, December, and January; 3 farrow cows; 20 two year old steers; 6 two year old hei- fers; 1 pure-bred Hereford heifer, two years old, is jc'alf to Hereford bull; 10 ane year old steers; 5 one year old 2aeifers. 7 calves. HOGS—'Geo. Armstrong will have 6 sows and 20 sucking pigs ready .to wean, to sell at the ,sale., Terms -10 months' credit on fur- nishing approved joint notes at six per cent. per annum. JOHN RATCLIFFE, Prop. THOS. KJAMERON, Auc`t WANTED NOW Reliable salesman to act as agent in Huron County. PAY WEEKLY Outfit free, exclusive territory and money making specialties. Our agencies are the best in the eusi- ness for we sell the highest grade of stock at most reasonable prices and guarantee deliveries in first class condition. Nursery stock is selline well this year and good money can be made in this dis- district. For particulars write Sales Manager., PELHAM ,NURSERY CO. TORONTO, ONT.; The story of Jack the Giant -]Killer ha:, always fascinated. One small boy destroyed a great menace. So it is with the wonderful TAKAKE, which unaidec destroys the Giant Pain. Headaches, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia Sleeplessness ,and all ner- vous affections fly before it to :heir utter destruction. Because you have used all other re- medief. without results is the best reason for using TAKAKE which gives quick and permanent relief in the most chronic cases. One of its many attractions is its absolute free- don- from any habit-forming drug. Use one box and the ,result will show you that, Mike little Jack, sou can live happy ever after. Gel TAKAKE, There is nothing the same or just as, good. 50c. at you; 'druggist's, or 45c. by mail from Georgiar Mfg. Co., Collingwood, On`1arib. WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS The nervous system is the alarm system ofthe human body. In perfect health we hardly realize that we have a network of nerves, but when health is ebbing, when strength is:declin- ing, the same nervous system gives the alarm in headaches, tiredness,-dreaurful sleep, irritability and unless corrected, leads straight to a breakdown. To correct nervousness'Scott's Emul- sion is exactly what you should take; its rich nutriment gets into the blood and rich blood feeds the tiny nerve -cells while the whole system responds to its refresh- ing tonic force. Free from harmful drugs. Scott & Boone, Toronto. Ont. Business and Shorthand Westervelt School Y. M. C. A. Building London, Ontario College in Session Sept. 1st to July. Catalogue Free. Enter any time. J. W. Westervelt, Principal Cod Cross Contributors Continued " from Page 1 Jr., Geo. Bill,, Peter (Coleman, Bert,, O'Brien, Walter Wesi'cott, Mrs. Smith Wm, ;Gillespie, Chas, Northcott, Mrs, Lane, Mrs. John BI'atchforda. i, 'red Bawden, W. Monourk 'p i . P�3treens, Mr.,, Love, 147lns. V. Gi4ley, Mrs. IWat- son, A. G. Dyer. A. E. Andrew, Rd ;gtuan'ce, er, Persons, Atkinson; are. J, Pord. Emerson (Cornish Mrs. J. C. Thom, Mrs., J. Ballantyne, Mrs. 974, HorheY, ;Jas. ;Beer, ;Mrs. J. G. Coch- rane, -Miss 4,, L. Leavitt, T. Cornish, Mrs, X. A. Ortwein, ga. J (floes, :Wal- ter Conner, O. S. Atkinson, Wilfred Mack, IN. W. McMurray; J. A. Fol - tick, tA.1 Stewart, Lillian, Boyle, 'Ed. Willis, Milton Pfaff, Elia Baker, 'Geo:;. Manson, ;Wib. Ithaffn E..MeFalls, CI, W. Robinson, Geo. Orange,- Addie gerKerrick, A Friend„ Mrs. G. Taylor, zie McKay, Thos, Cor!cish. Wm. Brickwood, ,H. alerting. . W. Wacker, D. Braund, Anthony Bollard; (Chas. Wilson(, Sa.:, Bradt, Thos. . Oke, J, Kydd, Mr. Andertson,.iMrs. W, North- cott.rJos. Webster, SBy, Kestle, A. A; Willett, Sas, Willis, W..Ii;u,ntzWO, J: Wood, F. W. Baker, Oars. Williams Mies Parkinson, Tors. Prior. Theta. Brock,°Miss `1, Dearing, Frank Sheers Fanny Bissett, Mies V. Johnlstoe, Mrs,L I. Oke, ales. Shapton;, ,$, Row- cliffe, Miss Bell_ Mrs. J. (Broderick, Mrs. felteltom t tobt. Lukes', V. 1'an- Alstine, Jessie Ttamilton, F. R, Mame Ilton:, Mrs. (Rev.) Kestle, ,Jas. Kyle, bars, E. A. Birk, John Johns,, 'Wrn Balkwill, Sr., Man. X.. 'B. Pittman, -Odra H°. Malins, Mrs. J'as. Stewart, iClar- encr_ Heywood, T, Collingwood, Mrs, P. Clarke, Fred Luxton;, (Chas. E. Wood, 8. ;Handford, Nina ,V, Carling, Mies M. Lewis, Lis E. Roach. ii'obn Floyd, Johnston. D. Wyn,ni, bra. J: Tlorry, Mra. F, Cornish; ,Geo. li Windsor, 'John Kellett, Jas,. Hill, antra. Jas. Creeeh, 1%Lrs. C. Birney, Lewis Bern, Mrs.a M. Sanders., Wm. San- ders, Ed; Boweld. 03d. Downie, Sam. Baskerville, Cecil BuskerviLles L. Alexander, Wm. '.Harding. J. Sutton. Hy. Curdy, John Scott, Sr., Mrs, M Yager, Miss tM'.' X'aegert,.F. J. Connel- ly. Sam'l Beaver, Fred (B.egg, J. !Hawk- ahaw, Alex Dow, 'Wm. Munn, Thos. Elliott, John Morley. Miss A, Mor- Iock, Geo. .Cudmore, 'W. S. ,Northcott Morrie alliance, Geo. Hyndm'an, Rus. Southcott, Geo. Blatchford, J. Sweet T' B. Elliott, Miss K, 8'd cFaui, a. E Moor, Miss Shearer, Miss A, L. 'Wept - lake, Miss E. Heideman, Mrs. Redden, S. Elliott, Irene (Rivers, Alma Moak, Lou Martin, R., Davis. Ernest .Elliott Edna Follick, John 'Miners,, Lillian Finkbeiner, Salome T'inkbeiter, Mrs, Gregory, Miss L. Taylor, Mrs. Sets Mrs. Eli Snell, Fred. Wells, Mrs. J. Wolper, Mrs. J. Harness. Mrs. D Davis, Mrs. T. Nelson. Mrs. J H' Markham, Mrs. G. Fisher, Bert Clark, W. A. Balkwill, Wm. Fraser, Jas Brintnell, Elijah 'Dory, Mrs. Knight Mrs. Jas. Pickard, Mrs. Jas Snell Rev. Kestle, J, N. Howard, Mars. Ram- say, O. Zuefle. S. West, Mrs, East, Jos. Peart, Mrs. T. Elston, Arise 'B 13,awkin.gs, IR. Berney, T. Janes, Aare. S. Stanlale, 'John Piper, hers. Hy► Hooper, `James ''McWilliams Pontributions of 75o.— \ Oilvc Prior, E: 2.t. Bowey. ,Contribution of 60c„—Friends. Contributions of 50c,—. F. (Sanderson, Phil. Beaver, Arthur Middlemiss, 3, Sokoloff, Miss Meak- t,is, Miss E, (Brock, [Blanche Quenon, .Cecilia Ford, Fran,k Mallett, Misses Cudmore, Mrs, E. Jomes, Jas. Rush, Mrs. T. Flynn, Alice Blake, Mrs. Thos. ►Houlder:, Mrs. R. Qhance, Mabel Brook., Ella Shaptorr,F,, W. Ewington, Mrs. S. Passmore, G R Steer, E •Cookson, Fred Green. Ira Taylor, Fred BIoomfilid, 'Jobs Eliott, John Fond , Sfr. Mrs. ]glary Taylor, Thos. (Hatter, Nelson Vale, Thos. Crews, Thos. Webster, ,]:Taney Sanders, Jos. ,Keys, W._ R. Taylor, Mrs. W Reid, Miss Elston, Miss M. Broderick,: W. Bloomfield,.' ; ' ! f l Contributions .of 25c.t-- Sam. Elliott, Mrs. Brooks, T. Camp- bell, 'Ica Delve, Bertha 'Hornet', Editb Davis, Hilda Preszcalor, (Rosa Sokoloff, Olive i8,reszcalae, Emily Denney, Be Brooks, E. Johns, L. Red deny Mrs, E. IGambriel, Mrs. M Meek - ins, Mrs., A. Bovey, (Bessie Yelland, Mrs. White, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mc. Donald, Mrs, A. Taylors Mrs. J Davis, Mrs .1W. Vale,David (Russell ,A, .Briar- ville, Mrs. John Northcott, Y. ,Backer, Ern. ;Collingwood, Hairy Bloomfield4 Mrs. W. !CollicgWood, 'Ar!thdr Sand- ers. ' (-CEPH. f EXETER SCHOOL REPORT Room 4 Sr:r=4th holnors, E. Davis. 83, \ Jones 83, .M.: Harvey 79, C. San- ders 76 W. Redden 75; Pass; T.Con- nor 74 C. 'Neaman, 74-s G. Harness 72 V ,Rowcli,ffe 72, Mildred Harrey 72, B. Senior 72, E. Taylor 70, DJCnight 69 A Vincent 68, V. Sweet 68, P•, Collins 67. C. Harness 67, N. Hurry 65, S McFall; 60. Jr. 4—Pass, V. Hodgert 73, M. Kuntz 7e E. Russell 63. No or roll 33; average attendance 30 C. Vosper, teacher. Room 5—Jr. 4th, honors, E. Hart- leiL 82. M. Johns 79, H. Horton 76, B Acheson 76, F. Vincent 75; Pass, J Davis 71, B. Gould 71, K. Redden 65, t•. Si 3—ilonors, P. Sanders R2, 13. Brown, 81,, O. Bedford 77, J. Bowey 77 G. Redden 76; Pass', A. Andrew 74, J Marley 73', M. Wood 73, M. Natty 70, V. Vale 70; C. Davis 70, M Eiworthy 64, G. Bedford n2, R. Taylor 62 No on rol! 33; average attendance 31 J. S. Munray, 'reacher, Roorn6—Jr. 3rd -Honors, S. Stan - bury 86 C. Davis 82; G. Creech 13 Russel' 81, M. Elworthy .7 8, E. .Mallett 78 H. Seddon 77i, C. Salter 75; Pass G. Bedford 74,,R. Lamport 73 M Rowe 72; R. W;itwe,r, 71, M. Scek,, 71 F., Hartleib, 70y 6/1 !GXadman 6/, .It S,ta'thatm .65,', F. Nos-ry' 63, F. Harvey 61 Sr i -Honors, M. Ford 81, E. Haul - -der, 77 R. 'Davis 77; Pass, :4 I.3isset'f' 72 0 Webster 68, L. Brimacombe 68 H Dignan .66, G. McMahon 65, ` F. Hearn= 60 No on roll 36; average attendance 33. la'. M. Kinsinran, teacher ,ROOM, VII 'Claes a—Senors, 'J,, Barr 81; T. 13Ioq.mfield 80; M, Berney 79, B. Northeottt79; E Kuntz 78; A. Ache• son.18; X,ijelson 77;r1C. Acheson 175; kava. la,. Walters 71; E. Saunders"67; A, Willard 65, Class 2 Honors, L., Sne 1, 89ter. Stew* art 87; G. Sanders. 85; K. Stanbpry 85, 4v , !Collingwood .:x2;. L. McDonald 17; F� Scotts.77; 1. Lamport 70; Hass E. Horny 74; D. Bedford 66; (eVi. Spencer 65; Eoxunkin 65. plass 1-11onors, aid Iernesst 85; a. Creech. 78; C, Mitchell 78; W. Vons Waselsski 77; Baas, E. !Mallett 64; R. Elworthy 61; H. West 61; Gs Beaver 60 Number enrolled 38; +av- erage latteodance 36.8.. 2..L UACKENBTYSHl BOOM' (VIII E, Class -Marlon. Bissett 100; Ethel Vincent 100; OswaldlTrown''09; Rarry Nelson 88; 'Ray Fanson 83; Tomo Mitchell 79; Elmore Northcott 66; Rased Bloomfield 63. D. '.Class Harry HartIelb 98; Lloyd MacDonald 92,•' Edna Russell and. Jean 431oorstfield equal, 91; Verne Roul- atop 90; Mildred M'u enby 87; Hazel iSanders'84; George ,Webster 73.; HCl.. Clava -=Ila Lane 100; oda Mt. 97; Orville Beaver `79;'2taigaret Joh ns and Delete Salter equal„,65, Marr jorie OIaxk 64.. B, Pass—Alice Willard 100; Herman Gower •95; Grant iCollingwood 91; $lorrie'West 69; john Knrstz $64 A. (Class •Gladya Sanderson Bei, E. Walters .69; 75I'argaret Axt 64 Jur..tor Class—Bob G'ambriel 81; M. Seaver 63; Clifford Lamport 62;i Eliz.. ,beth Minna 60. Number'on (roll 51; average'Att.l 47. Anna L.: .Dow. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of O T. A. ENF,ORCEMENT,— The respcnsibiiity of enforcing the Cana- da Temperance Act has been placed an Provincial Governments by the Privy Council and the Ontario Gov- ernmena has accepted the responsibil- ity by adding to the Ontario Liquor Ac` special clauses which enable them to have the saw strictly enforced. Clause 14( of the Ontario Act 'Rivas the County. Councils power to ap- point officers to enforce or assist in enforcing the act, and at their last meeting the matter was discussed and the following resolution passed, and copie, of it ihatiie beers mailed to the County Constables of Huron,—"That all County Constables be required to do al. in their rpaw,er, to assist the in- spectors in the enforcement of she Canada Temperance Act." County Constables resident in Exeter ,tre, Jos, Davis. W. A. Balkwill, C„ S. Sanders and W J Bissett. • BRUCEFIELD --o-- Mr W J. (Dickson of Walton spent a few flays this week with his broth- er, Mr Thos. W. Dickson of Pine Grove Paan. -Mr. and Mrs. W4 E. of Lumley visited their son George A. it bein the first time Mr. Glenn has been to Brucefield since his accident: last June.—The Brucefield Methodist congregation were very much pleased with Mr 'De Witt Cousins Sunday afternoon—Mrs. Jarvis Horton has re- turned home from a week -end visit with her parents Mr. and iNfrs. J. Mitchell HENSALL Many cars of suger beets; are being shipped from here.—.Mfrs. John Car- mi.chae! and son John, are visiting in Stratford.—Mrs. Graham of Lang,Sask has )leen visiting her uncle Andretw Johnson.—Miss McAllister has return- ed frau, a visit in Michigan.— Mrs. Henry has moved to Hensall: to live hill her sister Mrs, Geo: Case.—The claw of Miss Wattle Ellis gave a Hal- lowe'en party in the basement off Car- mel church riday everting.—Dr. Jan Bell has retti;t ned to Harrisburg' to re- sume his dental practice.—Miss Helen Fisher is improving from her recent operation for appendicitis.—Mr. W'. H Reynolds and daughter Miss lmy have returned after a visit in Port Dover.—Miss Flossie Bonthron spent a few days with friends in Essex. -Carmel church is voting on church union these . Sundays. -Mr. HC Arnold of London, visited here last week. Mrs. E, Ronnie was called to Cal- edonit last week to attend the fun- eral o'f •cher cousin Mr.'Monroe,—Rev. Irvine 6 cKielvey, a-teone time junior pastor of �t$•e, Methedist chua•cle here, preached herb''Siitiday morning and evening. The pas`to'r was at Clinton. Francis Carlin, w!ho for many years kept anc, hotel at S�ta.ffa, but had been a resident -off Hensall for some years, t'i'ed on Friday. He had suffered from the effects of a series of par -j alytic strokes for about two years. He was a popular hotelkeeper and' he leave, a neither of grown up sons and daughters. ills FORTH KIDNEYS What They Cured Here's the remarkable experience of a Nova Scotian:— "I was once a terrible sufferer with kidney and bladder troubles, and at times I would lose the use of my legs, and could not go away from home with- out some one with rue. I was treated by different doctors fb. 3 years, and only got temporary rely My son advised me to take Gin Pills,slnd,after taking the first 2 or 3 doses I soil relief. I confirm-, ed to take them until I got completely cured.: I owe my Weep Gin Pills. 't ,-::' Tours very truly 18., , . P. M. xBMTON Port Medway a . GIN PIr,I,S are 50c. a box or 6 boxes for $2.50 at all druggists. Sample treatment"free' if requested. National. Drag & Chenarean Co, of Cauda • Linitiede d*Iadato CHISELHURST Wm Drover is all smiles, A yohi gi daughter has arrived,—Mrs. Sproat of ?Seaferth spent tb eweek end with her sister Mra, F. Sprigg..Mra, Jas. River; of Seaforth has been the gue,t Of her daughter here for the pi. i+ week.—Rev” McKelvey took the pas- tor's work here Sun14y afternoon. Mr. ano Mrs. Wm. Sinclaiii have ;one to Seaforth to reside„—Mr. end Mrs Mannar v'isi'ted friends rzeer Whalen Sunday $100 REWARD, $1,00. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages,and that is catarrh, Catarrh being greatly influenced by c onstitutional condign= requires constitutional treatment. Hell's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the Mood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System there- by destroying the foundation of 'he disease giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in, the curative powers of Hall's Cat- dred'.Cure that they offer One Hun- dred Dollars for any case That Raids to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address—F. J. CHENEY & Ca., To- Iedo Qhio. Sold by all Druggists, 7$c. w$:/LEN. Miss Myrtle Dirk of i irkton .worth spen' last week with relatives around here.—Mrs Sutherby returned borne Saturday after a pleasant visit with her children in London.—'Mr, and Mrs. Nathaniel .Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gunning spent . Sunday at Granton the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Parkinson.—Mr. John Parkinson has moved to Granton and his '.on, Frank has taken possession of she farm.—Mrs Wm. Lingard of Sarnia has been visiting here with,: her moth- ers. Messrs. John and Frank Morley, —Rev Findlay preached a very inter- esting and Inspiring here on Sunday. Next Sabbath will be Sacrament Sun- day.—Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Gunning and. Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston spent Monday with relatives in London,— Robt Smythe of Granton is digging a ;well for Jahn Morley on their new Brock ;farm,—Mr. and lefrs, 'Hector Taylor spent Sunday with the latter's parents at Lucan,—efr. Jas'. Shipley, who has bean a resident of these parts. for imam- years, died at bis home in Kirktoe, on Monday and was buried on Wednesday.—An auto load from —here 'took in the wrestling match in London on Tuesday evening. SCHOOL REPORT of No. :1 Ste- phen ,for October. Names in nrder of rrnerit,—Jr. 4, 0. Stephan, A.Blake E. Lafond; Sr. 3, G. Hobbs, honors, Myrtle Willert, 14I, Willert; Jr. 3, L. Greb ;A. Moir, A. Stephan, G.Willert S. Adams E. Greb, A. Lafond; Sr. 2 W Adams Jr. 2; 14f: Willert, R.Wil- lert, R Willett', C. Link; Cl, 1, Pearl Lafond and H. Greb equal, 13. Willert Primer B. E. Willem; C. Adams; Pri me- A. Anna Stephan, 6f.Willert, L. ladams, K !v, Genre, 'teacher, IBETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking do -es not cure children of bedwetting, There isa constitutional cause foe this trouble. Mr.:, al.Sum- peers Box W., 840, Windsor, .)nt.,. will send free to any mother her s;,tc- cessfut borne treatment with full in- structions. Send no money but write her to -day if your children trouole Pan in this way. Don't blame :Ile child the chances axe it can't aelp it. This treatment also cures adults end age,.! people troubled with urine dif- ficulties by day or night. ZURICH 11Tr, and firs, Geo. Clausius attend- ed the fueerai of a relative in Tavis- tock last week,—Our school-hiidren colitributed $30 toward. the Red Cross fund. --Herb, Desjardine accompanied by Geo Brock of Hensall are deer hunting in Muskoka, --The wedding of Miss Amanda daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alex t.'siousseau to Mr. Melvin Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.Smith took place last Wednesday, la he presence of a large number of guests, Rev. Brown officiating.—Mr. and Mfrs. Wm. Bassow ,of 'the Bronson line returned last week from a visit in Michigan.— Mr. and Mrs. Louis 7, Kraft are now settled at their new home in the south end, PURE essence of fine soap in flakes --and most economical of all washing preparations --- dissolves readily in hot water, forming a smooth, cream -like lather that can- notinjurethefll IOW fabrics or thedaintiesthands, 1,UX preserves the original soft - nese and Seecineas of all woollen garments, Try LUX. At all grocers 10c. 15 it (ir r►tt�f �E���� .i ili�" i 't . ,P Made in Canada by Lever Brothers Limited! Toronto Bread, Cakes, Pies, Buns— anything made fro m • flour .-- is best made from RITY FLOUR More Bread and Better Bread 728 "MADE IN CANADA" Ford Touring Car', Price $53Q Ford Runabout Price $480 Ford Town Car Price $780 The above prises f.o.b. Ford, Ont., affective Aug. 2, 1915. No specdoari- . eter included in this year's equip- ment otherwise cars fully equipped. Cars on display and sale at MILO SNELL'S EXETER.