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THURSDAY, •t1 PR27, 19 1 (J
CHISELHURST
11 rel sirs. Ixur. hei of 11: is:ail
;pen' can ay a: F. J. ='prig^ —\Sill
Co"1 eielaid itp with an :aerie
„glut^.z ee—Pte• ife:K y was presented
• wit:: wrist vvatah by lee slew:; on
Morel e ve^ net.. -.I he till c'res't:•.'
e r . ° a•: h de being toric deem ay Mr,
John McLean this week—Owine to
tree v r. ai ht the ‘.:hunch ees only
nieede filled Eget Wednesday piedet i:V;t,
NUM.' \ee..itri o. S afivrth til,re:-
c:t_ i*i ;i\t an interesting to • oa
her e c )ereen s rat the front, The
"Pro.ieeal litcther" was put •.n. Sev-
eral at, :he boys from the H nSa::
te.: were out end vv h ,e the, ».i zi
ant:l ek vvas a3eine sung the o: in
kill:".: were tea the pr. • T
bee-3 _itLe;t:i hoard y for Nuoie
land and the boys. The patriotot
quit donateu by 1,Irs. F. Ry kzna-t ,.:.
won by ilr. Walton Kerslake.
bert eo,vnship, 31 being the. bombes
a his ticket. The proceeds of quilt
and .concert amounted to $1011. The
secretary, \irs. Diianin received word
that the hour sent to London Red
Cross arrived safes and wee. highly
eo:naneiided at Hyman Hall.
ROW THIS MOTHER
Got Strergih To Do Her Work
Fair Haven, Vt.—"I was so nervous
and run down that I could not do ray
housework for my little family of three.
I had doctored for nearly two years with
out help. One day I read about Vinol,
and thanks to Holly health has been re-
stored so I am doing all my housework
once more. I am telling all my friends
what Vinol has done for me_"—Mrs.
JAMES H. EDDY.
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron
tonic which creates a healthy appetite,
aids digestion and'makes pure blood.
W S Cole, Druggist, Exeter, Otic
END
11rs Bert Host lett .Friday to visit
s:'_ sir in Port Huron.—Nit Volsie
viol � to 'l eedi er i Friday.— Mabel
v;sitin- her sister at .a.r"ta
vv ek..—ezho): 'based Thursday
ll„ s, Serene end ;Miss Peddle, the
;,c>..,, are ts;teitdine the :reek :it
glair. --Miss Florence Gill arta
Pa;: iii Sleet were tn. F.S'.ter on :usi-
tt S• MogJay. W e ter Page 3. .isiting
at Se fortis:--I,awrenee Carrier from
�aritra sir: t a few day; 3t his home
here -duriae ester. -Mr. end Mrs. F:.
tti . :t., tore ;a London Friday tame
the soldiers lt:avi .—Mr,- and \Irs.
Fred Page and sons 'Walter rind t'h»r-
te were di Exeter Thursday .—Gor-
' Jen Berryha: e: the 135th. Parkhill,
SOW •2`tande with E. Gil jr.—Sent
Carrs and Elton Green o: Park'iif
- zr, " isi;iny their parents for boli -
Joe Brenner who visrted
Gays in Forest returned Sat •
-
:alo.. Mrs, .Maurice Brenner ;s
reg teii
—f -loners, L. Pyin, K Hera= Pas, lett
13raek, M. Pym. Absent an t'cecent
CO sickness, G. .Andreead—Haze, M.
flicks. teacher.
MOUNT CARMEL
Mr. and \Irs. David Collins of De-
troit visited their father, Mr. Dennis
Collins for tt few days.—Miss Katie
Campbell returned home, after spend
log two weeks with triends at De-
trot.—Mr. and Mfrs. John Doyle and
family of Detroit attended the fun-
eral of ;Miss Doyle on 1'Vednesday.-
;dliss Agues McDonald is spending a
few days with friends at I.ohdon —
Messrs Dennis and Vincent Quarry
are spending Easter holidays at the
home of the:r parents, Mr. 'and Mrs.
J. G. Quarry. --Mr. Patrick Sullivan,
Sr. spent a fell days last week with
friends at Dutton. --Mrs, M. O'Rourlt
is vi,sitin;t friends at Dub. ,n this
week.—Miss Louise -Flanagan and lit-
tle Margaret Murphy -of Detroit is vis -
visiting friends here.
Death of Miss Doyle. --The very
sudden death -occurred here on Mon-
day of a most ,popular young lady, n
:be •persoa of Miss Janie Doyie of
else no concession of McGi.livray.
She % as in her usual good health up
to a few hours before her death,
verb ct. was due to acute 'ndigestion.
She was aged 39 years. Hiss Devitt.
vvas a very talented music teacher and
tatignt a .number of ;pupils throughout
tlZ s district, as well as being organist
:i ae a ur.h here- for a number of ,
years She ,possessed an amiable and
'grad clispoition. and was much be -
by aU who knew her. She: is
t v.vei by seven brothers and two
s.s.c'rs—Mike and ranter of British
a unto?a; John of Detroit; \Iat.,
err, Peter. and Philip at home ; Mrs.
J.• Coughlin of Toronto and Miss
Axone a: home—all of wlvona have the
sync; athy ot cs •host of 'friends. The
funeral to* place on Wednesday at
:ee , of cove: k. Rev. Fr. Forster ot
Rzdg town, homer -pastor,. eteleb:a.eil
Reetneiu Mass. Pall bearers we`fe
her fi+-e brothers and brother-in-law,
j. ,.. Coeghiin of Toronto,
FarmPrs'S���I'
ELIMVILLR
Wedde:i.—A very interesting ser:
i`. toe•• p:a..;e in the M',',the::list
-.non ;,m. on Wednesday, Acari Id.
evhen Mr fearo'd V. Pyre and yens
Lune dioabolt .v e- e uniee.l in a a--
rhtgt. Quite aere vd had eet}•e ell
vvl,eat elle eride, accompanied by er
brother. Mt. sC. Godbelt, alai :n e
btide toom accompanied by the in a-
ister. the Rev. G. A. Barnard, enter-
ed the church vvhl h wars tastefully
decorated with eeiants and flowers.
.Tele sister of the groom, Miss (rer-
triide Pym. played the w•edd?n; march.
After the ceremony Mr. Chas. God -
bolt sang "The Sunshsae of Your
S:n,i,:e." The bride and brideg;oain
'ben lett the church and drove away,
amid the hearty congratulations of the
reed 1 he bride was dressed i t a
supe grit s 'i` suit, with handsome
lade blouse. The rat was old rose
xert wed with A ice blue to math
etim niugs of her suit. The ha,ppy
Veit. ere spending their honeymoon at
dIld''an1 on the. Georgian Bay.,
WE HAVE A SPECIALLY SEL-
ECTED STOCK OF
NO. 1 GOVERNMENT ST_ NDARD
RED CLOVER
kLSIKE,
TIMOTHY, -
ALFALFA,
SWEET CLOVER,
i 1ILLETT,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS, ETC
AT CLOSE PRICES.. "..
—x—o—x— -•
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OP'
NO 1 IMPORTED . ALi;IKE
WHICH WE OFFER -
AT $12,50;:a., Bels.
SPECIAL PRICES ON CLUB OIl•
DERS OF 10 BUSH. AND UPWARD
4f'=` 13f.'e "A" 'st"*A:1• QUANTITY OF
'VIAS CL ASS :P(TATOES on Sate.
A CALL SOL1'b
Chas. Zwcker
LUMLEY
Amommtmt
.Mist tiiyr e R.yceensn. seen: < aster
will} ; re_atives in Hensall.—Jas. Hoz-
tea t endel the Sorieg show in For -
.es' Mliss Shaw of St.• Thomas •isthe.
guest• of her b:•.other there.—Misses.
Mi.1ei• at Seaforth are holidaying un-
der the perental soaf. "vers W. N.
inn spew the holiday. Th Londa.,t.
—M had Mrs ' .Seves wee e ;n Gan-
on tat as e: -Hiss E lata Wallace
xi eI fi-.le.3.;i a:- the rarsoaage:
My, Se,:ves ds havias,g an• additia.s huiit
to , his House. --Mrs- leenn_ab Simanons
is candined '? her bed with nurse
:Io,;gar :h .n is tendance,—Mr. Harold
s enn o. i oedtord and Mr Tom of
1 o_onto visited relatives here : aster
Moaday.—F, A. '•*llersngton is l'raving
`the lame:ioe of his hause decorated
—Bert Venner was in Russedale on
.lf'o day.—:vltss Gertrude Mf. cbe.1 is
at Brucefield, the gues: a: teeter. sister
Arthur Coie want to Seafortti Sat-
urday, veire he has a .good post ion.
CREDITON, ONT.
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SHIPXA
.Mr. and Mrs. Crawford McPherson
of Parkhill spent Tuesday with the
a tees hpa en:s, and Mrs. John
ftp ,,—M.. Ronald McCormick, Lon-
dou,.-.epenl Easter with his parents.--
;else
arents.—;else Ethel Lynch is visiting heraunt
in Parkhel.-Miss. Mary Watson is
srxendlue 'the =onlays with her ria'-
enf's.—Mr and Mrs. Ross ivlcKenzie
ear babe of Windsor visited the for-
wr:e parents, over the holiday.—Mr.
Jo'aa Raza and family moved ,.a&hex
me>s' home an the th con. last week
5C Oil •R'EPORT of S S,
Usbo. eebeing.,prorn•o n r iiis
F.ts i Jk ,; tb -r -'4th . r tch?:n-
soea Y z ossa r •3:rd `ta —Edna
Pym G. Brock Jr 3rd to Sr3rd—
C:r Tow1. ,•„ Sr. Znd o - 'Jr 3r l
he every-plrpose�soap
where ilea! th LI a prince
'consideration
For the toilet and thebath
Lifebuoy Soap is unexcelled,
Its velvety lather soothes
and cleanses while its mild
carbolic solution is awonder
ful heal: ;reserving agent,
The client carbolic odor
vanisbee quickly after use.
ALL z S2l?OCERS
THE CANADIAN ' 1 ANK
OF , E C 3:-.#
SIR EDMUND WALKER. G.`7 Q., LIrD., D.C.L., President.
`JOHN A IRD. General Manager. I. V. F. JONES. ,&ss`t General Manager
CAPITAL $15,000 000 RESERVE FUND, $15,500,000
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!MITCHELL—Mrs,`'Vin. Stevenson
,recently received three annony mous
letters. sent from Stratford, contain-
' 'eve unfounded stories about her hus-
band, Pte. Wm. Stevenson. The wo-
men so brooded over the letters that
she tried to end leer life on Tuesday
by ta1dag poison, and had; it not been
for the timely assistance'and. the use
of a stomach pump, the women, would
have died. She is still Ina precarious
condition .but hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
"The Proof"
Canadians now insist upon knowing the cost of upkeep of an automo-
bile AFTER IT IS PURCHASED.
Every ,purchaser should consider operating cost for, say, a five - year
period.
We do not give you guess work on
THE MAXWELL
WE STATE FACTS AND FIGURES "PROVED i& VERIFIED"
:MAXWELL WORLD'S NON-STOP RECORD FACTS BASED ON CAN-
ADIAN GALLON MEASURE.
1 -Miles without a motor stop ,., tett. 22022
2—Average miles per day (44 days) ...S00.6
3—Biles per gallon gasoline, (Imperial gallon)
4—Miles ,per gallon of oil
272
.,...... .,.400
5—Average miles per 'tire ,.,,. ,. 9871
No automobile built to -day has ever under official test performed
:::e 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 8880 Roadster S830
•
We challenge any other make on the foregoing; also any four-cylin-
dered car for power ort Mud, Sand Hills or for Speed.
YW1 E. U stricker, Distributer; A.W. Morbt.k, Expert Mechanic
Crediton, Ont.
FARMERS' BUSINESS
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. Blank sales notes
are supplied free of charge on application. s.'14
EXETER BRANCH- A. E. Kuhn, l gr. CREDITOR eS. Ivi, Johnston, Mgr
INCORPORATED 1855
IIE MOLSONS BANK
Capital. & Deserve $8,800,000
96 branches in Canada
A General Banking 8nsiness Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest allowed *t highest current rata
EXETER BRANCH—
W D, CLARKE, Manager,
Model 75 Touring
64 Roadster
$850.
$825.
83 Touring • $965.
" Roadster v $935.
Famous Knight Touring • $1575.
Knight Roadster $1540.
Model 86, "Six" Touring $1600.
Also Light "Six"
Tires
A full supply Dominion Tires at Right Prices
Wes. Snell,
Sales Agent
Exeter Motor Sales Co.
We also have several used Ford c ars for sale and one used Chevrolet,
DEATH OF STRATTON
Han. J. R. Stratton of Peterboro'
Ont., died at Hot Spriggs; Ark. on
April 19th, after 36 days of fasting.
Prof. K. Feige, tinder whose treat-
ment Mr, Strattaz is said to have been
orobib ted froi s receivi .g any nourish-
ment but :ater; was arrested and held
'n -$1,000 Mail for alleged manslaygh-
ter. Hon.^ 'I: R. Stratton was provin-
cial secretary 'of Ontario from 1900
and 1905.For years he was a ,pow-
erful p&itical force in Eastern On-
tario. It was While provincial secre-
t?ry dur-sag the Liberal reginae a Sir
George Ross that he was the target
of the famous R. R. Gainey bribery
charges in. 1903, which was investigat-
ed by royal •conami,ssion...- The late
:vlr. Stratton was a journalist and cap-
italist as well as legislator.
hiDilis
FORTHE.a. KIDNEYS
Why They're Used
As Mrs. Ripley, of Williamsfieid East,
says : "Before I had taken Gin Pills, I.
suffered dreadfully with my back and
had suffered for twenty years. I have
tried everything but got no relief until
/took Gin Pills. I am now 48 and feel
as well as I ever did in my life. There
'nothing that can hold a place with
Pills for Pain in the Back, to which
women are subject."
Gin Pills are5oc,.,the box or 6 bo es
for $2.5o at any dFri store. If you want
to try Gin Pills w4 -t, for free_ sample„ to
the wrr 35 t"
National Drug, SeChennicaI Co:
of Canada Limited. Toronto.
SAXON "SI
A big tourin=g` car fo-r'fikea-tieople
h;•
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. Saxoni high speed motor, sweeps you along with a
mighty, resistless force.
Pullman comfort is yours. The roomy body makes travel easy. Long wheelbase, 112 inches, and van-
adiumsteel cantilever springs smooth the:highway like a well -ballasted track. " . ti„,
Perfect appo' tmeats add to your pleasure. Electric starting, lighting andevery other convenie•'ca •
of modern motoringeatt=:here Th e xyacbtdue, leody' is handsomely upholstered and elegantly finished.
,.ceasl rows., . -° ax r.r, ,�t+ •.•,
Safe first €s eiiteanea.rav'er i• e fir tbTwro
s th• chass#is Timken axles, ,once:, i b 'rapes, arid, nickel
steel steering gear ere. your aecitrity.
To own' a ori���,.eery ix" give You the knowledge.^� that yon' it'd first-class,
�X•„al,3x.r. g Y � n .ate Y a
"Four" Roadster 600 ` Pel i :,Gar 530 "Six"` flour` g Car 1 75-;- -'Six" Roadster, $1,075
,. may. ► r?+a •, ,.
r.T.''H• TSF LLL t•abler Exeter.