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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-4-6, Page 4Sanders & Creech, Proprietors, Sultscriptiout ,Price.—In advance 51 leer year in Canada; 51,50 in United ed States. It not etaad in advance tht, price le 50c. =ore per year. 'THURSDAY, A PR, 6,.19. tit Crediton The following is the financial stand- _Ro of the Crediton branch of the ad Cross Society srrtce its or ganie- ' ation last September:— .sProceeds from Labor Day tea, 77,82 zaar 84 27, .:Prof, Reithdor f's Lecture 5.56 Red •Cross Concert • 82.40 Recebts entertaining soldiers : ` L78 'Bps Social 60.15 -iionations '15.20 Total $ 357,18 'Out of these funds materials have. oeeit.purchased and the fallowing sup, plies forwarded to headquarters, --133 grey flannel shirts; 169 pairs soaks; .31 p:11ow cases; 2 pillows; 9 hospit- 31 ;pillow cases; 2 pillows; 9 hostrit- •i;l shirts; 3 bed is Z,e:s; 12 :mire of Mamas; 7 n°ght shirts and 14 mat- tress .pads. Balance ort ?tea i 57.2e, Mrs Herb It Eilber, Seere deo 'Airs WM> Sambrook has rezoned 'Ocoee after a sheet v'si: to ,th re:anted he Toronto and London. Semue! Brown was at ,;e -'i a aed atr tford Last week on bus ness. Fred ?Ther ie at poem- •onf:ne:3 to ias bed. His nine Olea lege he eel; soca be in good beeitl , Al- thoa h 93 years old he has had wen- '.. ., de"fitn vi , n I riper ared grit: ;t man 30 years -y o ,n ;e.. 'rate reertiOine meeting he'd in 'he. on eIonday was well attended. al- though not us well as might I aye -been, Reeve Elliott acted as chair- men. .n. Judge Klein of Walkerton and Mayor Osborne of London werethe speakers of the evening. His Honor' presented the case in plain unvarnish-. ,d ,,;els and although a man of German ties.:ent he trade it quite plain that no person who came here and enjoy - e;1 British liberty and fair -play could do anything else than support Eng- land, who had given us all these priv- ileges. The Mayor related some of lits •eeperienees at the front. He dealt Quite ;plainly on the young man who runs away to the United 'States to env, vsimsels end lets. a man who has z t onsci nee, and is alive to his duty to t ,_ ht for ,protection of his home. Rey. Jefferson and Major •Herman of The Exeter company also made stir - rine appeals for recruits. The Band etr^as ?n attendance and furnished the •)nus.,• for the evening. Mrs. Iwluntpp Dad—The g-riiu mote er has been busy in our midst the past week. On Saturday Mrs, Mich- ee! I:lumpp :sassed to the treat. be- yond at the age of 77 years, The deceased had been an invalid for some time. Just ,previous to her death . pleurisy set in which eventually pray ed serious. Her remains were interred •in the Crediton cemetery on Tuesday, The bereaved husband and family have the sympathy of the community. Death of Levi Stahls—On Sunday afternoon atter a lengthy illness,Levi - Stahls who lives about one mile sou- th of here, passed away. The deceas- •ed was 57 years old and suf ere.d t•en-i aiderable hone heart trouble. He was .a good neighbor and a kind and lov- ing father and the immediate relatives will amiss him very much. His remains He. leaves to mourn hi loss a widow two daughters and son, besides a number of brothers and sisters, to whom is extended the sympathy of the neighborhood. SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. No. b. Stephen for March, the names. be- ing in orde: of merit,—Sr. 4—B. '-tart' Peen 87, E. Olawhinnee 79. Sr- 3—J. Hanover 71, H. Hartman 63, fie 3— V. Zlawhinney 92, E. Hartman 81, AL '1Veeb 80, E. 'Wilds 61, A. Hartman 5✓ fr. 2—B. Walde 88, 'V. Hartman 86; F. Hanover 80. Pt. 1—`'4. llane er 88 E. Neeh 87. Number on roll 14; a -v erage attendance 12.—C. Schroeder teacher. CASTUA For Infants atS1. Children. in Use For Over 'O Year's .always bears the Signature of Far!u;rs - WE HAVE A SPECIALLY SEL- ECTED STOCK OF, 'WO. 1 GOVERNMENT STANDARD RED CLOVER ALSIKE, TIMOTHY, ALFALFA, SWEET CLOVER, ,ivIILLETT, ORCHARD GRASS; BLUE GRASS, ETC. AT CLOSE PRICES x-,o—x- Centralia .The 1'atriolti!c League held avery suceesstul and pleasant time Tuesday evening, Maple syrup and buns were served as a 1tut;:h and a good po- grara it oa during the, evening. PM - ales Walker, Simms, Smith and Johns avere presented each with a bible and Pates ,Ford and Culbert with wrist watches, The collection amounted to about 517.00. The ,Parsons Davis Co lost one of their horses. hion,.day through illness. W,, 'x 'Colwill is loading a car of horses cad settlers effects for the west - to -day, Miss B1aatehe O'Neil of Ilderton is spending a week visiting her cousins, the 11litchell families. John Smith has engaged as driver taf the:. Parsons tDates. team. \1r, F. Colwill is the first one in the eeflage Ito purchase n neer' car for1:416 Some:others are talking, of buying later Dashwood Heywood—Kraft—A pretty - house wedding took place at the honey of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kraft, on Wednes- ,• a AP . 5hw when their second .auhter, Lucinda L., was joined in he Moly bends of matrimony with Viettor ; .. U3eywood of Exeter. At Welye tyke le noon to the strains of Loh •n,;rin's wedding rnareit, played ay et:ss Lila Sanders, :ousin ,;f :he groans, the bride entered the parlor t tended by her sister, Miss Dora r 1attendee' °2 SC i, he e tris r t; green],i M1 1). B. San ers, awa'ed them. the a de was 110,n.isoneiy gowned to vhee au:Bess sa:in, wit) over -dress 2cunei, trimmed tt i.t. sa.ia rib - serix -end see.l pe.ar s, ,ant'. wort he asuai bride: vel., cau;it: up With Or - .gage .blossoms, and carr'e3 a bouquet ox roses and carnations. The briaes- meid wore a lemon shade sine with rv.r-dress of Georgette crepe, with rosebuds area bead tramming, and car- ried yellow elattedi:s. The Rev. Mr Geadpner performed the ceremony an -tate ,presence of about 150 invited guests. Atter :the 'hearty congratula•- '°ods here extended the bridal party led the way to the dining room where a sumptuous. dsiner was served, the table eleeorat ons being yellow and whete The groom's gift to the bride as a handsome solid gold necklet with reerl pendant; to bridesmaid a ,old brooch, set with ruby; to the groeeisman a solid gold tie pin, set , et .h pearl», and to the pianist a gold. L oa.l; se; with brilliants. A large as- sn .matt of beautiful gifts testified to the. estt:e:,n O.% which the, bride is held among -the presents being a hundred dollar eheclue from the groom's fath- er :nd mother; also a beautitui man- tip t•lock ,presented by the groom's ;reediathet and grandmother, which. tias bees designated as a "grandfath- ers crock:'' this being the fourth clock, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S zaers to then grandsons on the ; c- c ".s.o-a of their marriage. The happy coupe: lett cat the evening -rain for a shoe honeymoon to London, In- gersoll Woodstock and other eastern points They will be the guests of s1r J A. Sanders while in Wood- stozO... GREENWAY Rev E. G. Powell occupied the ;,ul- p': ir. the Methodist church last Sun- day and gave an interesting address oa .he advance of prohibition.—Mrs, tYollen entertained a few eriends ,. a Quilting bee last week.—Miss M. Steeper is the guest of Miss Maggie G.ju ette.—Miss A. M. Wilson :cr.detl the funeral of aer sister, .i� (Re.v) Russell in Toronto last week., —The stork visited the home of i1. Earl Oliver recently and left a firre haby boy,—Spring is really here at lase; for our worthy townsmen, Fred. and- Joe have tapped. Fide S. 5. Institute held in the Meth t urch last week was very much eat- ; dd by all. Very profitable address v vete given by Rev. Langford of Toronto, Rev. Knight of Hensall and Revs. Baker of Woodham. Sh;,pka choir santO in the afternoon,—The members 5:7' Kai'gh:s of Honor class in the 1I, thadist Sunday School met at the hon ` Of -ne r teache_, Miss Mae Wil- son Saturday evening and on behalf oef the cburCh and class presented Pte Arthur Webb with a wrist watch and'address.—Miss Olive McIntosh of Por: Huron and el ss Madeline. Poll- °ex of Grand Bend visi:ed relatives here as week vlrs. Herb Sherritt re:urned to her home in Alberta last tiv;ee-. She was accompanied by Miss feu Sherritt. On Meech 29th death claimed He - -er Ana Ke=r, wide of Rev. John Rus- sell of Torontot Born near Brock - elle she married 49 years ago Rev.: ttssse i, end they were later station - ...A C.sL `:he Elimville circuit She reaves, 5es_de i her husrani two sons doctors' a s oeonto and five • daugh.ers, two brothers, and •one. sister, Mrs. A. M. �tieson of Greenway. ilUST• RECEIVED •A`SHIPMENT U1* \O 1 IMPORTED ALSTK.E WHICH WE OFFER A $12'.50;:a Bus- SPECIAL PRICES~ ON CLUB OR - HERS OF 10 'B't3SI-I. AND UPWARD CWF HAVE A .QUANTITY < OF; TORS T -CLASS POTATOES *on Sale A CALL SOLICITE. Ci as. ,Cai7G'I t: CREDITO. S HIPKA ;2vL.se. Freda Fenkbeiner and little niece ^Dorothy Ingo of London are spendeng a weeto Mr. M. Finkbein er's.-M . John Mcisaac of Mount -Pleasant is visiting ;his brasher,. Dou- •gaid here.—Miss Maggie Gower spent he .week end w.th friends in Parkhill $r. and M s. A. McCarrn ck, who we. been spcnding thepas- two men- ,ths .wsth friends in London, returned to the:,r home here last week,—Rev, E G, Powell of Clinton, conducted the services 'here .•' on. Sunday evening.— Ooze: t forget the box social to be held n the ,hall here next Thursday •even-- ng A good 'timee is expected. McQueen. and little daughter spent Sunday et Hensall.-•-Mrs. Wilke of Sad :Axe, Mich,, spent a day this week with her brother, Jas. Broadfoot and fmily.—Jack Glestn and JPhn Qlenn.:of Uensall attended- the. Lunerel of the laic Mr. Dea'c.tt of Exeter one Monday. —Mrs. G. F. Hemery has joned her husband an London, where he is at- tending imilitary ..school.-- Mrs.. Rosy Steetert of Hensall ie ab;ie to sit • ses a while each day. —. Gordon. Bolton delivered in Brucefield a line -three-. year-old stallion to Thompson Bros. of .Saskatchewan, for a,figure in the neighborhood of $400,—The Iisses Hobkirk of 1d.ensall vent Monday with theta cousin, Miss Maggie ifait- )tarn,-a1r. Burton Keys has seeered the Ipositiotr, of station agent lit Tralee sever rides from Listowel, Co gratul- ations — A ,Poor run of sap so far this season is the report of the farmers. SCHOOL REPORT of S. Se No. 2 Usborne, for the month of Meech:— Sr, arch:--•Sr, 4—IJ. Snell 63, Jr, 4--W, Turn'. bull 65 15, Knight 64, R, Pollen 63. Sr. 3—L. Relight 68, AL Doive. 60, A. Rundle 53. Sr. 2—M. Cottle 73, A. Hankie 65. C. Doyge 63, G. :McDonald 61. Jr. 2-5. Pollen 66, S. Francis 60 W. Allison 51, E. Stewart 41. Jr. 2 A—W. Alien 70, C. Campbell 69, C. Hedged 68,Grr_ ht a5, E. Rundle e 54. Sr. 1st—H. Pollen 74, R. Turn- bull 70. Jr. ist—R. Cottle 84, C. Stewart trig B, Campbell o3. Pr. --R. Cottle, " Number on roll 26; average 24.—M. L. Coward, teacher. SCHOOL REPORT S,S. No. 1,Us- borne for afarch. No.. on roll 26, av is i' >: � E � 70,, I. Dew era.. 8,5 �Sth inne e5, 4th, 0. Dew 75, A. Strng 73, I. 52. T. Dougall 50; Sr. 3rd tag Woad 78, E. Cudmore~ 68, P. Har etaIvtLBY the time of writing we learn 1 at regret of theh of Mr, S. Cud ;ore, after a semis elperaticm:— Will Horton has .enged with Mgr;' S tOnn for the suni ie: Iuskrass are. very plentiful this spring.—R. R. Glenn and hs mother have moved to the. va- cant house on D. McNauughton's farm 4Rossie Broadfoat has yeti rne. rl'Z V after speeding a month with refs -es in '`Hay and rucke srith: Selves moved his household ef-- '6,0e'ta his farm hereon(' is now busy fine or :card. -Mr. and Mrs. MRS. SLACK'S LETTER To Mothers of Delicate Children Palmyra, Pa.—" My little girl had a.. ehron.c cough and was so thin you could count her ribs and she had no appetite., Nothing we gave her seemed to help her, until one day Mrs. Neibert asked me to try Vinol, and new she is hungry all the time, her cough is gone, she is stouter and has a more healthy color, I wish every mother who has a delicate child would tryVinol."--*-illrs,ALFRED, SLACK. We guarantee Vino), our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, to make delicate children healthy and strong. W S .Cole, Druggist, Exeter, Ont. ris 44, Jr. 3rd, C. Down 70, A. foil 62, E, 'Afitchell 58, Sr. Z -11f. Cooper 58; V, Dunn 56; Jo. 2nd B., M. Moir 76, G. Guarnore 61, Jt Oke' 60; Jr.2ttd A H. Strang '82, L. Munn 7i 0, Wood 70. Primer—M. Cudmore, N, Ole. -,Ethel C. Case, teaeher. NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN ever receive the proper balance of food to sufficiently nourish both body and brain during the aroWugr period whenea nature's demands are greater than in mature lite. This is shown in so many pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds, and lack of antbitiou. For all such children we say with unmistakable eoru.stnesat They need Scott's Ennalsioe, end need it now. It possesses in conce•'+rateil form tate very food elements to c ,rich tl+dr blood. It changes weakness i `, rtreugth; it rakes them sturdy and strong and active. ,.Scott $ laowne, Toronto, Ont. "The Proof' Canadians now insist orlon knowing the cost of upkeep; of an automo- b?le AFTER IT IS PURCHASED. Every purchaser should consider operating cost for, say, a Live - year period. We do not give you guess work on THE MAXWELL WE STATE FACTS AND FIGURES "PROVED i& VERIFIED" 1 A.XWELL WORLD'S NON-STOP RECORD FACTS BASED ON CAN- ADIAN GALLON MEASURE. 1—Miles without a motor stop 22022 2—Average miles per day (44 days) ,..500,6 3—lilies Bier gallon gasoline, (imperial gallon) ...,..,,. 27,2 4—Miles per gallon of oil ...• .,.400 5—Average miles per tire ...... .,, 9871 No automobile built to -day has ever under official test performed Like above. The License Fee of Maxwell is low as any; tires, gasoline and oils MORE economical than any other make, and the price of the WONDER CAR only Touring $860 Roadster S830 We challenge any other make on the foregoing; also any four-cylin- de-e t car for power on Mud, Sand Hills or for Speed. W. E. Oestricker, Distributor; A.W. Moriock, Expert Mechanic Crediton, Ont. Il rano Mark R.gist.reo The Harmless but Effi- cent remedy for Headache Neuralgia,Anaemia,SIeep- Iessness, Nervous Ex- haustion, he, 50s AT ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mall from .GEORGIAN MFG. CO„ - COLLINGWOOD. ONT. - THE CANADIAN • ANK OF COMMERCE SUCEPMi7ND WAf$ER, C.V.QS,14..D., D.C.L. President JOHN AIRD, General Manager. 11. V. P. JONES, Asst General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000. FARMERS' BUSINESS ES The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to. Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes. dank sales notes are supplied free of charge on application. ss. EXETER BRANCH—A. E. Kuhn, M gr. CREDITON—S. M Johnston, Mgt $850 • ROADSTER. 5825. Model 75 f.o.b. Toronto. Here is the car that all the world has waited for. Here is the car that all the world is buying—faster than produced. You've gat to have a car. But you don't have to pay a large 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 5850 Overland solves the prohlen '')', / Seats five comfortably—no crowding or jamming. Cantilever rear springs— Soft deep upholstery built tip over long spiral springs— And four inch tires. These features make it ride easier than many of the big high-priced ears It has a, powerful and •snaptsy en bloc motor— Is electrically started and electrically lighted— Has electric control buttons on steering column— And au the very latest touches of up-to-dateness and refinement It is light and economical, but with good style, beautiful finish and phenomenal aiding comfort. Only $850. And that's complete. Everything with .it. Nothing extra to buy. You've got to have a car. Order this Overland. Model 83B 5965; Famous Knight Motor 51575, Big Six 5.1.600; Wes. Sneli, Balee Agent Exeter Motor Sales Co. We also have several used Ford c ars for sale and one used Chevrolet. KIDNEYS Peri ops Your KIDNEYS are out of order. Make the doctor's test. Examine your urine. It should be a light straw color—if it is highly colored, reddish or deep orange—if the odor is, strong or unusual—if;'brick dust" or mucus is present, look to the kidneys. They are out of order. Get GIN .PILLS at once, and take them regularly. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, pain in the back, groin or hips—all point to weakness in the kidney or bladder action, and the pressing neces- sity for GIN PILLS. Gin Pi/is are worth their weight in gold because they drive these pains clean out of the system. They only cost 5o cents a box, with the absolute guarantee ofsatisfaction or yourmoney back, ' Sixboxes for $2,5o, or a free treatment if you write to National Drug & Chemical Co., of Canada, Limited SAXON "SIX" A big touring car for. -five people Travel i4First-Class" in a Saxon "Six" t`. ''! a YOU ENJOY ALL THE•LUXUR1ES OF `FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL WHEN YQ.0 RIDE IN A SAXON `SIX": Locoaxiotanne Power pulls you. The six -cylinder Saxon high speed motor sweeps you along with a mighty, resistless force: Pullman comfort is yours:: Thelooney body 'makes travel easy: Long wheelbase, 112 inches, and van- ' '` adium steel- cantilever springs smooth the .highway 'like a well -ballasted track: • Perfect ; appointments addatolcry:our pleasureeetElectri>c _ starting, lighting and every other conivenle C.d. of modern motoring are herelehe,.yacht,bn<eshody.is.handsentely upholstiered and elegantly finisheu. S'a first ii• budileekito every flee of,,.the stauttOta, chassis, Tim ken axles, powerful brakes, aaudi nickel steel "'Steering '.gear erre your soctrrity, ' •ri.4" 4:t To awa ni' Saxon "Six" gives you the knowledge thar.,,ou are travelling,first=class. "Four" Roadster $600; Delivery Car 5530; "Six" Touring Car 53,075; "Sia''''Itoadster, 51,075 T. I=3.r NEWELL Dealer Exeter. 9 ;oae.a....... -..: INCORPORATED 1855 ' - :: -.. •...a.o a niE M • • • • . .-MOLSONS BANb Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A Transacted General Banking Business Circular Letters of Credit Bank Money Orders SAVINGS BANK. DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH— W D. CLARKE, Manager. M, . . **AM *OM •IN SO* le.r!... MIA.teHN.ae.. .. tal..h Si ,.. $850 • ROADSTER. 5825. Model 75 f.o.b. Toronto. Here is the car that all the world has waited for. Here is the car that all the world is buying—faster than produced. You've gat to have a car. But you don't have to pay a large 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 5850 Overland solves the prohlen '')', / Seats five comfortably—no crowding or jamming. Cantilever rear springs— Soft deep upholstery built tip over long spiral springs— And four inch tires. These features make it ride easier than many of the big high-priced ears It has a, powerful and •snaptsy en bloc motor— Is electrically started and electrically lighted— Has electric control buttons on steering column— And au the very latest touches of up-to-dateness and refinement It is light and economical, but with good style, beautiful finish and phenomenal aiding comfort. Only $850. And that's complete. Everything with .it. Nothing extra to buy. You've got to have a car. Order this Overland. Model 83B 5965; Famous Knight Motor 51575, Big Six 5.1.600; Wes. Sneli, Balee Agent Exeter Motor Sales Co. We also have several used Ford c ars for sale and one used Chevrolet. KIDNEYS Peri ops Your KIDNEYS are out of order. Make the doctor's test. Examine your urine. It should be a light straw color—if it is highly colored, reddish or deep orange—if the odor is, strong or unusual—if;'brick dust" or mucus is present, look to the kidneys. They are out of order. Get GIN .PILLS at once, and take them regularly. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, pain in the back, groin or hips—all point to weakness in the kidney or bladder action, and the pressing neces- sity for GIN PILLS. Gin Pi/is are worth their weight in gold because they drive these pains clean out of the system. They only cost 5o cents a box, with the absolute guarantee ofsatisfaction or yourmoney back, ' Sixboxes for $2,5o, or a free treatment if you write to National Drug & Chemical Co., of Canada, Limited SAXON "SIX" A big touring car for. -five people Travel i4First-Class" in a Saxon "Six" t`. ''! a YOU ENJOY ALL THE•LUXUR1ES OF `FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL WHEN YQ.0 RIDE IN A SAXON `SIX": Locoaxiotanne Power pulls you. The six -cylinder Saxon high speed motor sweeps you along with a mighty, resistless force: Pullman comfort is yours:: Thelooney body 'makes travel easy: Long wheelbase, 112 inches, and van- ' '` adium steel- cantilever springs smooth the .highway 'like a well -ballasted track: • Perfect ; appointments addatolcry:our pleasureeetElectri>c _ starting, lighting and every other conivenle C.d. of modern motoring are herelehe,.yacht,bn<eshody.is.handsentely upholstiered and elegantly finisheu. S'a first ii• budileekito every flee of,,.the stauttOta, chassis, Tim ken axles, powerful brakes, aaudi nickel steel "'Steering '.gear erre your soctrrity, ' •ri.4" 4:t To awa ni' Saxon "Six" gives you the knowledge thar.,,ou are travelling,first=class. "Four" Roadster $600; Delivery Car 5530; "Six" Touring Car 53,075; "Sia''''Itoadster, 51,075 T. I=3.r NEWELL Dealer Exeter. 9