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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-12-9, Page 4.titer brocat.c,t 1 Sander., ze irreeee, Proprietor In advance $1.00 per year in Canada $1.5(, in United States. If not paid in advance 50c. extra per year may be charged TalLTUSI}AY, 1;;,,E0. 9,1915 Crediton Our tax collector, .lone:, IIs dg:ns 'ss a busy roan these days takine in the money- from our people. Al rhougl' the taxes are high .ve :eel i: our duty to pay and be thank ter what comforts we hawe, compared t.► those at war. A large number was present et •he au..-.er. sale o_ the household eateet, o: o: the late tars. Link, which ool; place on Tuesday. Frank Taylor tet - ed al,, auctioneer in his usual happy manner e un -i. meeting was held aka en• day ,A. large amount o: ausizwas Obs tr a s --ted The last meeting e rhe yea will be heldon the 15th test. August Hill is doing some great shootine these days and usually :onus ,,, de.l with game. Fee Kerr attended the shooting to t t Lt. St. Thomas last week. We VQ derstand Fred kept up his enuta;1 :w a goed shot, although ,retial SI ,a set;aze o the best nota .ti West.rna Ontario, and ;roan .G4.r ;e,, t a an n New York `Mates. lie.,a i.r .Inirches are , ep,,, • , tie. 0. ..t.0 is e,ti .a t.: i .. teaw;mcrs c: our .'iiool :nt4'tnl .,a..n'e A cher- program tile East .la. t. .. school As :twee entertainments ere este-.`: e. i eh ander ee . _ -ur e tie; to a,: .l -a peg rated. tylax.e' s t,e3-1 .V es w all ii: •.t:. l in tht r.e<'ngt':::ci Churen 4u:wt 4111d,4 . Th p dl Sao 44e1.e:. , Rt• >;: Litt (,. $ :`.: e .t: tae g e.trt Mrs Otte 13r.aun and .hi,Jrer, a ebewa ng, Mich., is visiting "ter raothaa Mrs. Gottlieb Morloek As intereeting case was heard 0e - tee iud.',e• Holt on Saturday, 't he- t , ga ice a: a cow sold by t *e' Eiermer ceGrand i3end ae i,..- Qi, oi..ieli died shortly 'd t.r tie. Thi Judge gave .a^, decis- i: ..41:01 et 1 r'nner with o ts, rf) efisaa; a; Exeter a;, ted for the ialam- • a' taaeDeermid of Lu. an or tete 1,; a 'nit . Dashwood Th member- of. the Ev.tne,,eli al pilin `1a;astd a new piano S 1. ' y whoe: It is to he .,, w p.t- app„Ay the t t hof,:1l. bl .. ,.,teiltr o: Exit.,. .pent Sti n.lte at tt.. littrAl here, tl;., fig;:r>'"r: r is vi-itisi.t Mrs. t' i'"'ct:'.ta ..: e A' lays. +4a Caere attende,i P '1?.ta -w. at Grand Elk .'.i Fera i i. y.s6 t`:siP :rn<l A. tt' qr.h ino-r �<ta` :etanrd 4t... ant Sundae toil * r. ,..;r.i ,t, r', 1. I. iiVitrat at Zur::15. ,i ro,;4a:ee w,.1,iing tssok t L:.ce 4t ITt4 L5ia :wr' n.t rkn De.. 1;.t, t^ i en e: e r' St° N tern i" :tine. t ue .,rade e..'ii WnY, Becker. '1•tnt' nara;xtttrsl:al, :ter the ..:Sremony the r..'; ti -e t on a short honey-tnf3. a 1.4) t'•., London and lather point, l:a retuanin;; they will reside an see groomr's fine :arm north of the village. Mr.',' Adeline Brown o: rhed: Jrd is cisitine. at her home heat. Our Milliners. are leaving .his week. Mr join,. Mall of London ,pent .ler lxa it ito n J •.�... Ru.- Rader of Exeter spent Sunday. under the parental roof. Mrs j Hoffman is visiting tt the hole; of Mr. Tobias Guenther, The Xmar entertainmen: onaec- tier, with the Evangelical Sunday, school wil be given Christ.nas firs Godfred Oestreicher who has been visiting friends in Mic hig m, r e- turnec. home on: Wednesday , last week Oa Tuesday evening a social tune was spent at the home of Mr. tad:Its Ed Willett Everythimg in municipal affairs is going. smoothly so far as we know the pot not yet having begun to simmer. Centralia 1•Ir A. Hicks and Mr. W. Oke left Wednesday with ten head of show cattle foi the fat stock show at 'Tor- onto We hope they may be -success- ful and win some of the ribbons and higi. prizes Mr. Bruce Mitchell has commenced to do custom chapping and has, - put in a Iarge grinder•,;and gasoline engire It will no doubt"'°be appreciated the farmers as it will save a trip to Exeter or Crediton. Give him a :rill. Mrs H. Mills and son Trueman are visiting relatives in St. Thomas this •week The patriotic league held a very successLu' concert on Friday evening last, The school house was packed .and a good program put on. Refresh i.aent, were served. Tickets were drawn Loa' the autograph quilt and Mr. Free Kerr of Crediton was the holder o the lucky number, 'and. Miss Glavin of Ml. Carmel won the socks given by Mrs W. White. The proceeds amounted to over $50.00. Mrs. Hedden and son of London are visiting with Mr. and Mrs Jas. fames .Handford. • L UMLEY SAINTSRURY Winter has come at last'and the boys- made good use of the ,Neigh- 'ne while it lasted.—The Girl's Branch of the it .A. met at the dome of Mrs. .;';t Davis Thursday afternoon last. --Mcssms Richard Dickins and 'i"es. Culbert motored to London an. >at- urday accompanied by a number at ladies. -The young people of St.',Ait r ck's Church are busy preparing for their annual Christmas entertainment to be held on Tuesday evening, 21st. ii'verybody come and bring lour 'rienns.—Messrs. Frank Smith, Phin. Utekins. Geo. Carvell and Henry At- :•nson are attending the Fat Stock Show at Guelph.—Mr. Harvy Hodgins spent Sunday with friends in 'Stephen —Messrs. Frank and :John Davis drove to London Tuesday.—Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher and •Mr. and Mrs. Wm Atkinson Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred. Davis Sunday.—Mr. Ernes' Penrice returned home .from the West on :Monday evening, accom- pen:ed by his cousin, Wilfred :ioig- n', o: Austin, .Man. --Mr. Geo. I)acis spent Sunday with friends in McGil- livray. --Miss Gladys Dobbs, who has heel' working in Toronto for the past three months, has returned aome.— Miss Agnes. Alexander spent. Sundry wit!, MissAlice � Hunttr ass Ida Penrice spent Sunday with Mrs. Rich. e ek n, --Mrs. Thar, who has been very ilt fol some time, is able to be t and around again.—Mr. and Mrs. IDavis and family spent the week Sunshine.—Mr. Ed. Boyle, who m c: beer engaged with Mr. S. lluntet na rth: past year, nnovect to Centralis Friday, -..11r. Newton Clark spextt Sunday with friends on the Salable Linc.—Wedding bells will soon be ringing in our midst, "Vot you finks, Ray.' GRAND BEND The patriotic dance given by the young ladies of Grand Bend and vic- inity on Firday evening last was a do- cided success both from asocial and financial standpoint, The proceeds amounted to nearly '170. Brenner's Hall and the music were, given free of charge. To these much thanks are due, As this is the first attempt the rOnweglides' have made to raise money thi. way they are to be heart- ily congratulated upon the success of the affair, and we hope to hear ;rote thea: again before the winter is ever, USBORNE COUNCIL The Council met at Township Hail Dec. 4th. All the members were pres- ent. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved By-law No. 3, providing for hold int; the nomination meeting, and gun icipe: elections, was read and gassed. Nomination meeting to be held at the Township Hall on Monday, Dec. 27th at one o'clock in the afternoon. ;If an election is necessary polls.will be held on Monday, Jan. 3rd, 116, as seep in Nomination Notice in an- other column. 'A large number of accounts were t passed and orders issued in payment. Council adjourned oto meet Dee. 15th at one o'clock. Modey, Clerk Christmas without music is like June without roses. Mr Melvin Traquair has returned frerr. the West, where he visited his his brothel Albert.—Jim Horton was in Forest this week.—Mr. and Mrs. John McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen attended the funeral of the late John Todd in Hensall on Satur- :iiay.—'Vlessrs. Francis Ryckman, Bolton ano Jack Glenn are attending the White' Fair at Guelph this week. —Jag'. Broadfaot, jr., was a week end visitot at Brucefield.—The. Lum ej;; Dramatic Club will practice lilt 1>re: home or Miss McDougall this l+riday evening.—Grant Ryckman has nad interior of his homm,e nicely'decorate —Mr and Mrs. N. B. Horton visite°, berc for a day or two. t u.: ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS How Vinol Made Her Strong Beallsville, Ohio._ " I wish all ner- vous, weak, run-downwomen could have Vinol. I was so run-downe weak and nervous' could not sleep. Everything I ate hurt me, and the medicine I had ta- ken did me no good, I decided to try Vinol, and before long I could at any- thing I wanted and could sleep all night. Now I am well and strong, and in bet- ter health than I have been for years." —Mrs.AetNA Mua gsoN,Beallsville,Ohio. We guarantee Vinol for all run-down„ weak and debilitated conditions. W 5 Cole, Druggist, Exeter, Ont. BIDDULPH—Mrs. Ellen McDonald, widow of Jeremiah McDonald, died at St Joseph's Hospital, London, on Sunday Mrs. McDonald was for many years a resident of Biddulph Township. Her husband died three years ago. The funeral was held from. the Romai, Catholic Church at Luc3n on Tuesday morning. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of Canadian firms have been award- ed orders for 1350,000,000 in shells, and 'the output is about $25,000,000 per month. SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. 'SIO. 1, Stephen for November. Names in ordei of merit, --Sr. IV., Hilda Powe Laurette Brown, Edna Bowden, Mabel Brown Edith Hogarth; Sr. III., Ruth Robinson Charlie Isaac, Freddie Bowden; Jr. III,, Lewis Davey, Soph- I rona White, Janie Hogarth, Maurice Neil Cecil Walker; Sr. 'II., Lloyd Hoist, Cecil Hodgson, Sandford White Irene Davey, Elgin Hodgins, Mable Walker. Alma Williams; Jr. IL, Alma White Herman Hodgson, Lloyd Williams; First Book, Harry Bow - deft; Primer, ,Murray Neil, Jack Isaac ere be a Piano in your home :si•eivin Richards,—B. A. Collyer Teacher. this Christmas? THE JOY BRINGING GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. MAKES THE HOME BRIGHTER, •I'IIE CHILDREN HAPPIER AND ENDURES A LIFE TIME. WE WILL GIVE .YO': SPECIAL PRICES 'UP TO CHRISTMAS EVE, DON'T FAIL Tt. SEE OUR LEADER AT $185, DELIVERED COMPLETE WITH STOJL MANUFACTURED BY THE LARGEST AND BEST OO'IPANs :N CANADA,. AND GUAR- ANTEED FOR TEN YEARS. THE FOLLOWING PIANOS .e.RE CARRIED IN STOCK — GER - HARD HEINTZMAN, NORDHEIMER NEW SCALE WILLIAMS KARN, MORRIS AND DOMINION. Sewing Machines SINGERS AT $25.00, drop head. NEW WILLIAMS $25 drop head. TWENTY-FIVE NEW RAYMONDS JUSI ARRIVED. NO REASON- A:BLE OFFER REFUSED. COME, PREPARED TO TAKE A VIACEi- INI? HOME WITH YOU. 4,44.4444+4,44,14-344444,4+144 SMALL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE -INCLUDING VIOLINS, MAN- DOLINS GUITARS, .FLUTES AND MOUTH ORGANS. ALL THE LATEST PATRIOTIC ANL POPULAR SHEET -::MUSIC. CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, new designs and new prices' 15c, to $1.50 CROKINOLE BOARDS $1.25 to ,,$L50 CHILDREN'S SLEIGHS, 25c. UP ROCKING HORSES $1.00 and $1.40, : .IRON CARTS .40 cents. WE HAVE ,SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY AND WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND LOOK' THROUGH OUR 'STOCK, actin 84z Son OPEN ''EVERY EVENING UP TO •CHRISTMAS.. Phone 3 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V,O., LL.D. D.C.L., President TORN .\IED, General Manner. H. V. F. JONES, Asst General Manager CAPITAL.tY 1 000 000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 t ! ! SAVINGS B. 1K ACCOUNTS Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of 4$1 anti upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts are welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with- drawals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor. 850 EXETER BRANCH—H. J. WHITE Man, CREDITQN—A. E., KUHN, Maa. INCORPORATED 185 TFiF MOLSONS BANK Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 90 Branches in Canada A General Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters of •Credit Bank Money Orders SAYINGS BANK DEPARTM NT Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH -- W D, CLARKE, Manager. .J' 4Trailo Marie R.htsr.dl GEORGIAN MFG. CO,, COLLINGWOOD, ONT. The Harmless but Sift cant remedy for Headache Neuraigia,Anaenab S iussn.Si, Nervous - h iustlon, &G, I see AT ALL DRugG$*TO, or by malt Irate GOING Watches & Clocks FAST In order to reduce our Large Stock of Wat- ches and Clocks we are offering from 15 to 20 per cent. off on regular prices from now until Christmas. 18 size 7 jewel Waltham Regular $8.00, now $6.00 as 10.00, ” 8.00 16 " 15 " " gold-filled " " 16.00, " I2:00 Ladies 6 and 0 size watches, 7 and 15 jewel gold-filled hunting cases, $8 to $35. Ladies' and Men's Wristlet Watches from 4.00 to 26.00 Kitchen Clocks, Regular 4.50, now 3.25 Mantle Clocks ranging from 6.00 to 14.00 18 4t, I5 - " to pickle. t case We also have our New Stock of Necklaces, Pendants and Brooches that are suitable for Christmas Gifts. eemegoPeoernesevaresioreePowesor