The Exeter Advocate, 1916-3-23, Page 4Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Rind You 'lave Always Bought, and whiele has leen
in use for over 30 yeses, has borne the signature of
and has been made udder his per sorra supervision, since its infancy.
-c 2:r Allow no one to deceive youliethis.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and. " Just -as -good " are but
Eperimeats that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children .Espeaienee ago;list rtperimeut.
What is CA 1 RIA
Qastoria is. a harmless substitute for Castor Qin, rarea
Boric, Drops and Soothing Syrup$' It Is pleasant. It
•eonttiuis neither °plu a 'Morphine nor other Nareotie
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms.
and. allays 7'everisbness. Eor more than thirty years it
has been in •constant use for fine relief of Constipation,
Flltttalene.y, 'Wind Coli.e, all Teething Troubles and
ZIarrhe 'a,. It rereulatte s they Stenaaele and 13.0eVelSe
assimilates the h oud, giving healthy and etatnrat sleep.
'I'he ^Children's, Panties a--rI bem ;'=Mother's I rie"rtd.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Use For Ove
Kind You Have Always Bought
Aura 'CONS ANY
QRK. {SeT
i' The war is
a day
t Floret is a great month for the
coal man.
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• 1 t34»' ;:,r�3]3Y; ;lr 3 "'„lir' it tie-
. 2a,to nneunonia. Meals 'i1ski!1
,*4 3, i 9 1 Qi . wee exhattated but it se rued ,'rod in
.n"inite wisdom had %c'n fit to
ae lee; to. her reward. Miss ta'Haia'.
-vee tI•: eIlecrful and lovable tEeposi-
ton and will be greatly missed .9spee-
''ally tn the. home. She is survived by
her /Yeller. three sister's and a broth-
er all living at home.. The funeral
melt p'etatt on Saturday morning w R.
C. cemetery at 10 a,tu.
Mrs John Barry and son Thomas •
visited friends at Lucan last week. -
Messes Mary O'Hara of Detroit and
M t ;;are Rowland of Stratford attend
,-d lit funeral of ,lie:,: niece Miss
O'Hara Saturday. -Thos. Carey left
last week for Hamilton after spend -
several months with friends Here.
-Mr. Alex McLellan held a very
,u essful auction sale of stock on
Friday. -Miss Nora Keogh of De-
tro't is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs M. Madden. -M1. Theo
Dederich held a very successful wood
bee on Friday. Theo is a hastier.
costing Canada $3SO,ft:2
ela :e]:, II 1, c+1 end Meas
rwm aWni' eunday at Geo. Hob_
k'e.--iatuittel Horton lies purchased
a home La Hensall for himself and
sister, •Miss Ellen, They will move in
May. -Mr. Wilkinson has moved his
hoeseect'.d ett•eets to h:.• new farm.-
Nlaggie Iiuhktrk of Exeter is
tali tot with a s_vere •'ct1d Fred Sim-
mons has joined the Hensel' Battalion
and is noir in khaki. Atter eniistin;;
Fred was presented with a fine mil
+eery watcln and beautiful signet ring
by his friends and neighbors on the
13ouniary.-Mr. Armstrong Of near
London has moved onto W. Massau
Glenn's farm, having rented it for one
year. -Russel Keys has fully recover-
ed from measles and is visiting friends
in MiO he:I.-Jalnes and .Glenn Broad-
foot visited at Mill Road on Sunday.
-Muni: and measles are common dis-
ease- :a. 'this locality. -:Mrs. John Cole',
had tint: misfortune to fall down cal-
ler and a: result is confined to her:
bed. ells Henry Hogg -'h has the
guest of her mother, Me.. Siinmcns.
on. 1 uesd,y.-Misses Heeen ant :Mina
Mater are home from S..Ifo.:h Col-
legiate this week.
CHISELHURST
Rev. Bowles of Victoria. College
tock the; services in the church here
oa Sunday. -Dick Kinsman is home on
a bus:zness trip from the west.-Mr.W,
Latta of this Vicinity and Miss Fee
of Hensall were married this week
We wish the young couple all kinds
of happiness. -The Lumley Dramatic
club wilt give the "Prodigal Brother'
in the church here next week. Nurse
Neel -ands of Seaforth ,will also tell of
her experiences at the front.
CASTO IA
- For Infants and Children •
Use ForOveis 3OYears
Always bears
the i.FT
Signature of r,RegiV,?, �•- � ` +
ELIMVILLE
The W. ;.:‘,1. S. held their annual en-
terta lunent on Friday, St. Patrick's
Day, Rev. Barnard acted as chair-
man The iprogram consisted of songs
recitations and instrumentals. Rev. Ba-
ker gave a very interesting talk on
motherhood, songs by eight boys led
by Mrs "Medd, readings by "Miss N.
Medd, reading and solo by Miss May
Clarke. Proceeds $30.
CLI:' TONT-Mr. and Mrs. . Richard.
Gorier had a. narrow escape from as •
-
pbiexiation Senday- night owing to a
defective coal 'heating stove which
was hunting int he. living-roone adjoin-
ing, the bedrooms. Fortunately Mr
Govier awoke in, time. )%w is better
but his wife is still ill.
PILES CURED at HOME
ty New Absorption Method.
3f yon suffer from bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
send ire your address, and
I will te,1 you how to &rtlre yOur-
Sell r t Rollie l ;y the absorption
treatment ; and will also send
some of this Borne treatment
free for trial, with references
from your own locality if re-
quested. Iremecliate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send
nri irOney, lint tell others of
this offer. Write to -day to Mrs.
M. Stumm:•es, Box . 8t0 Windsor,
Ont.
A P'oua ASt4orttierent.
t'1tr
tolisak it14, ad%rrilsrntrut wt1s
,rallteu le the ex-onsytvanlat (=arena
gut ems.- ' .i 17"-; t'ha autttul of this.
^itttr aia:it+rrrt ,t,+'r N upp°ned to be no
atther rival k raukhu nunselr. '•D. F..,
thea etundw for i oetwtran Franklin;
Taken nut of a pew to the church
.lue menthe strive a eominoe Prayer
Rook butted in ,reit gilt and lettered
tt le on each rear;, rhe person wbo
time n t. ativisoo to open it and read
the .•Iutttb eonuraarndment and after
aro Kum u tutu the same pew
aP,:tlia. mum whit -h too further notice
‘111 tie itltn"
BRUCEFIELD
-•-u-'-
Edward Boyne and family, formerly
of Blake have got settled in. their new
home which they recently purchased
from James Moodie. -George Dickson
o•f Walton visited his brother Thomas
Friday. -Chas Clifton sold a fine agri-
cultural mare to A. McGregor.- Wnn.
McMillan. sold his 100 acre farm - to
Mr. LaBeau of Goderich Tp. I: is a
beautiful home. Mr. McMillan rill sell
his stoke and reside in Seaforth.-Mrs
J. T Mitchell i,s visiting her daughter
Mrs. jamas Ho.: ton. -Mr. and Mrs. J
Beattie .ot Varna visited at Mr. G. A.
Glenn's Friday. -Friday evening a
surprise pasty gathered at the home
of Edward Boyce to welcome them
to the;: neve home. The , hos: and
hostess proved ” excellent entertainers
•GItEENtt' 'r
Drowned Bodies..
No Inman' toedalto drowning eau
termini sunk toner, wait ninety or :lino
ty-ste Hour~ Aithuutill sit alr has been
expetlyd trout the wog,. tae the :tnbaled
water. the drowned hurt) wsitl he float•
ed n) the a;:ta•r- ,v bleb ttegtn to torte
In any dello butt) Iluaurahatety atter
dissolution -- l't11lndoitahln Ledger
Miss Willa Switzer spent the week
end at her hone in Thornda'ie.-Mr.
oorge Sherri:: who spent the winter
here has returned to his home in Al -
beet .-Mr. Lloyd Stewardson left
recently for his home in Saskatchewan
after v' siting his parents for some
mon`hs.-Mr. Garnet Sherritt has gone
.'fes.• to :he Su,nmer.-Master Car-
m'n. `x'c .:.lburn 's recovering from the
)e. -•A week ago las- Sunday the
-eve ezrS. of G.:ace Chu chi eresen`ad
P:c 1\'_li McPherson and Pte. Fred
]I,:P.ie:son with wrist watches. Major
Canoes: was grasent and spoke. a few.
L. S,nv`h ,of ro-
rotnc+ spa',e . in the Methodist 'church
has; Sunday "afternoon in the interest
t of Victoria College and the Education.
::l Str:,.etty. His address was enjoyed
by ak.-A Sunday School Institute
ba hely! 'in the Methodist 'hunch
en Tuesday, March 28, afternoon and
eveneng The speakers will be Rev.
F. Langford of Toronto, Rev. J. F.
Reeght of Hensall, Rev... C. W, Baker
of Woodham .Rev, L. Reid of Gran on
and Miss S. Baird. Of Parkhill.
DeYMN'S FRENCH PILLS b e R
b
gulatni Pi1Yfor Women. $o a box or threetor
;to- Sold at, all Drug Stores, or maned to any
address ant roeeipt of elft e., Tne Seoaati. ;patio
Co'., St. Catharines, Ontario.
PHOSFHONOL FOR MEN. v%& rl
.'a�itality;for Ner'•e''and Drain; increases "graY
matter"; a Tonic will build you up. $.1 a bob n
two for Si, n t ,'rtsg stores, or by mail on r reit
Of price TKa acn:ii:'-bu
J,vo Co., it. Cachari:ee
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Mi'fCHELL-The death took ,place
.very suddenly Monday of Lewis Jew-
el, aged 68 years. He came here from
Shallow Lake 12 years-ago,A w:adow
and four daughters survive,- Albert
Goebei sustained a severe loss ;Mon
Mon-
day when his 'fine chicken. house and
L5 p:iprize.Wk1.nt_n ; fowl. were destroyed
by- flare The Loss is 'about` $300.
VARNA-Our sympathy is extended
to -Mr. James Wama.ess in the dea'b
of'h`s only son, John Wanless. .it; is
just oats month since his other son,
Percy died. here being only the two
valin ; men. inside of ,two years Mr.
Wanless has lost his wife and two
sons. John was living in British Col -
Hill -5:a, and aurid, leaves a wife and small
carnily
SCHOOL TEACHER
Wards off Nervous Break Bowe:
Alburtis, Pa. -"I am a teacher in the
public schools and I got into u very ner-
vous run-down condition, I could not
sleep and had no appetite. I was tired
all the time. My sister asked me to. try
YiuoL I did so, and within aweek my ap.
petite improved and I could sleep all
night and now feel well and strong,"-
ROSA. M. KEreAlt, ,Alburtis, Pa.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, for all weakened
run-down conditions and for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis..
W S Cole, Druggist, Exeter, Ont.
LUCAN
Me Smith of Clendeboye moved76
town last week. -Mr. J. W. Rollins has
purchased the wholesale and retail
confectionery business of Mr, D. C.
Jamieson of Sarnia. He will take ,pos-
session May lst.-Mrs. Long moved
Tato her home on Wednesday, -Miss
Lena Halliday and Mr, C. have
returned to Killarney, Man., after an
extended visit with friends in Liman
and vicinity.' --'Mr. Chas. Sprawl, while
carry ing water to his stock in the
barn had the misfortune 'to fall Sun
d.a and break two, ribs. -Saturday af-
ternoon while a number of the young
people were having a time toboggan...
lag on the Sauble hill. Harvey Lang-
ford had his eight ankle badly sprain-
ed awl a bone broken in the foot,
A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It is a grave mistake for mothers to neg-
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
silence -this only leads to chronic sick -
and often sliorteus life.
If your work is tiring; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, -weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated. form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, uourish the uervea
-l. :I l'alild strength.
tie•ott's is atreugtheuiug thousands of
n,-Alt.trs---and-will help you. Try it.
.t ` T.S�no. Terento. out,
THE cANAI.,.IAN �. P;
QF C�[ MERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V,O., LLD. D.C,1:., President
JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. F. JONES, Asst General hlanacer'
CAPITAL $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,5O0,QQO.
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS
Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and!
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. S50
EXETER BRANCH -H. J. WRITE Man, CitEDITON-.A. E. .KHN, lti2aa;
_ '.:ata..M.• INCORPORATED 1855 ,•..+.r•.,,....r.nOs,
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TtIE QLSONS BANK
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Capital & Reserve 8,800,000
96 Branches In Canada
A General ming Business Transacted
Circ, ar Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCII-
W D. CLARRE, Manager.
$850
ROADSTER $825, Model 7S f.o.b. Toronto.
Here is the car that all the world has waited for.
Here is the car that an the world is buying -faster than produced.
You've got to have a car.
But you don't have to pay alarge price Nor do you have to be sat-
isfied with a small, uncomfortable car which keeps you in a state of men-
tal dissatisfaction and physical discomfort.
The S850 Overland solves the prolilem
Seats five comfortably no crowding or jamming.
Cantilever rear springs -
Soft deep upholstery built up aver long spiral springs -
And four -inch tires.
These features make it ride easier than many of the big high-priced
cars
:t has a powerful and snappy en bloc motor -
is electrically started and electrically lighted -
Has electric control buttons on steering column -
And all the very latest touches of up-to-dateness and refinement
It is light and economical, but with good style, beautiful finish and
phenomenal, riding comfort.
Only 66850.
And 'that's complete. Everything with it. Nothing extra to buy.
You've, got to have a car, Order this Overland..
Model 83B $965; Famous Knight Motor $1575, Big Six $1600;
Exeter Motor Sales Co.
We, also have several used Ford c ars for sale and one used Chevrolet.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Ford Touring Car
Price $530
A LITTLE COMFORT AS
YOU GO -ESPECIALLY IF YOU
CAN COMBINE IT WITH PROFIT.
THE MAN WHO OWNS A FORD
IIAS PROVIDED HEALTHFUL
ENJOYMENT FOR HIS ENTIRE
FAMILY AND EQUIPPED ' HIM-
SELF WITH AN . ECONOMICAL
SERVANT AS WELL,
The Ford Runabout is $480; the Cou-
pelet $730. the Sedan $890; the Town
car $780. All prices are f.o.b. Ford,
Ontario. All cars completely equip-
ped, including electric headlights.
Cars on sale at
MILO' SNELL'S, EXETER.
a
Stop
Backaches
Don't complain about pains in your back
when the remedy lies right to hand. Gin pills
stop backaches, and they do it in an -easy.
natural way by going right to the root of the.
trouble
FOR THEhipills.
KIDNEYS
Gin Pills act on the kidneys and the
bladder. They soothe I d heal the inflamed
organs, which are "causing the suffering.
Neglect your^kidn.eys and swollen hands and.
feet; wrists:and ankles, are likely to follow.
A dose of Gin Pills in time saves a world of
pain.'
Voti will realize theirvalue when you read
what Mrs. J. P. T. Wedge, of summerside;
Y.a;.I.
writes:
"Gin Pills are the greatest of all lad-
ney remedies and a medicine which is at
present doing- me a world of goad, They
are worth their weight in gold tag any,
sufferer.° ;
CA (1115 PII,X,S to -day at your dealer's.
5nr,,;e hox, or 6 boxes for 82.50. Trial treat-
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s ational Drug & Chemical Co.
of ° Canada, Limited, Toronto
SAXON "SIX"
A big touring car for five people
4.
Travel "First -Class" in a Saxon "Six"
YOU ENJOY ALL THE LUXURIES OF '`FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL WHEN YOU RIDE IN A
SAXON "SIX"
Locomotive Power pulls you. The six -cylinder Saxon high speed motor sweeipsou along with
mighty, resistless force. Y
Pulliam comfort is yours. The roomy body makes travel easy. Long wheelbase, 112 inches, and van-
adium steel cantilever Springs smooth the highway like a well -ballasted track. .
Perfect appointments add to your Measure, Eleetasr. starting, lighting and every other convenience
of modern,motoring are here. The yacht 'bane body"is handsomely upholstered and elegantly finished.
Safety first is built ,into >ev ery fibre of the staunch' chassis. Tim ken axles, powerful brakes, and nickel
steel steering gear are your secusuty.
To own 0. Saxon "Six" rives you the knowledge that you 'a
6 g are travelling .first-class..
"Four" Roadster °600; Delivery Car $530; "Six" Touring Car $1,075; "Six" Roadster, $1,075
T. H. NEWELL, ' Dealer, Exeter.