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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-6-29, Page 4IlX'148. ..,•...., eassrielayiettealiledkiaseld Meese -able Ihv a?ione s- ramitating the FoodandReselat•. ting the Stomaresand Bewetsof sToRi For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine &,astora Always Bears the Signature of Pzoiuofes Dlggslionflretf hesehili)RestConta tuneittwr Opilrlli.Morpitine noxl+liaeral: NoT Ik"ARCOne, Itsvpaa eitareee Iessfid}` x 3t,04a`►att .-5.T6111,1ZNI a rued !cremates l.aanw ScurStorr_ seel3earl^,ase, iticarrns,Con etsaonerete lsh Heart and LOSS t1FSIZER •iecSit t!t Signa;aieoi V.E. CENTAUR CMVAIM eitteiTRGAL&hbW CORK Enact Copy of Wrapper. in Use For over Thirty Years CASTORI T..; <FR NTAMR CQtePAMY., HAW YON,( e,ry, eentlers & Gruen h, Prasnastees, Sp?ionPrice,--advance SI per Feet sn Caeada; $1.5e in United Stases. it not ;laid in ;adti: was the prize .s ,say. snore per year. THURSDAY,, JUNE Centralia PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT CENTRALIA A Patriotic Concert will telae plat°e in the Church at 8 acloel , on Sat- urday, 'svg.. Jtaly 1st. The program will consist of musk by the Sym- phony Nt,"6a4,' Quartette o1 Exeter, by Iter. 31i".Is G? \'1'oeilham and hg Mt Rohr. Hannah, the well-known Elo- cutionist and Entertainer of London A treat is in store and everybody should wait for the concert, Adm,::. sion 25c.; children 15e. Mr. and Mrs. J. Corwin !,pain ,eye eral days last week visiting relatives at :arta and London. Mrs. Cochrane was taken suddenly rti on Sunday last and at present is confined to her room, with not much hope for her recovery. Our baseball boys and the McGil- livray team played a good Barre on Saturday evening. Tho. ,''„ame, teas snappy from start to fin, ; . et : re Berms 5-4 in favor of the visitors. Oul soldier boys were home over the week •end and they a's :: expect to be home over the hall. iiv. Don't forget the First of July but come to -Centralia. Two ball;; games with the ,Ford team of Lon- don at le a.m. and 4 a.m. Foot races and games for the youngsters. Lots of Strawberries and cream, and a good concert in aid of the Patriotic League in the evening. Regulate Kidneys AND Relieve Constipation Gin Pills .are acknowledged to have the largest sale of any proprietary medicine in Canada—an achievement solely due to their remarkable virtue as a Kidney and Bladder, remedy. But users of Gin Pills have discovered that this invaluable remedy alio acts as a mild cathartic. The evidence of hundreds of letters we have received establishes the very logical fact that in corpounding a medicine to heal - and tune up the Kidneys and Bladder certain of the ingredients have a stimulating effect upon the other organs, especially the bowels. It is important to know, in the case of con- stipated patients, that Gin Pills do not act harshly on the bowels; there is no gri ing,, but a gradual and gentle restoration of the 'function. Try Gin Pillsfor constipation. In thus relieving the bowels, you safeguard your- self against possible Xidney trouble. Gin Pills are 50c. a box, or 6 boxes for 62.60 gait -your dealer's. A trial treatment will be sent upon request, to; 1~ , _ 16 rational Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto. n'Ills FORMEi KIDNEYS Crediton At Wrenshell, Mian., on Aires 21st, peaty atr,.tdi.n.. ton pa':}: at til; home o' M. :n i Mrs. R R.. ndrwss when thea . un,4.it daughter. Mina Arele 9►eeame the happy bride +o:Al- bert W. Wein of the same County, :at:i soli of Mr. John Wein ein of Stephen Township, near 'Crediton. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. James Watts,. The happy couple then left on, a short trio to Duluth and Super- ior anti then to Winona. After their return they livid make their home on the groom's farm. Best wishes are theirs Mrs. Barry Rap.ey and daughter Norm's of .Marietta, Ohio, ate visit - in; at the home of Mr. and firs. F. W. Clark. 'rine 'Methodist Church has been :a ieW o-ated in fine taste and the ed- true is a credit to the congregation ll i, expected that the new pastor Rev. C. W. Baker of Woodham will. prey h his initial sermon next eunday S, aooi ...lased to -day for the sum- mer ho'i.3,:y s. Mrs. Kerr, who has teue ar the second room the past 15 menthe has tendered her resignation to the Board, what is much regret- ted as she has given efficient service. relies Miller who has had charge o1 tee primary room will probab ly re- main as her work has been excellent and sine is a friend of both pupiland parent. Mr Heiman Becker is assisting Paris Anderson decorating Miss Pearl Holtzman who has had charge of the Deaconess work of Grace Church, Taranto, is home for her holidays. Miss Holtemann has been transferred to Elgin, 111., and will eport•for duty in a few weeks' time Our Benj will go to the Bend on the first of July to lurnish the mu- sic for the day's celebration there. toe are p:eased to learn that Mrs. Sambrook Las recovered sufficiently to se,ave the hospital in London, and le now •.with friends in the city. Our farmers have commenced draw- ing, gravel to complete their statute fabler • It is to be hoped they will fi 1 in some of the holes which are really dangerous for the travelling pubic. • Miss Carrie Kuhn, who recently un- derwent treatment ;itr St. Joseph's .-iosri.al, Lonxon, in returned home much benefitted in :health. • :11r. and Mrs. Arthur Zwicker. and babe Dorothy of Jrdmontan, c^Alta , spent the week end in town with sena. an -t Mrs. Chas. Zwicker. tante Brawn is having his residence tcpain.ea, which adds consideraLae to as appearance. a2•. and uvlrs. Orme, Mr. and Mrs cierb testier are cam;pr2tg at the Bend tar iew nays. stirs. - are Brawn and babe Janette. erne stave been visiting at the home of _ver. ani ivlrs. came Brown the past_ week,- 'returnee to - Toronto on Tuesday, prior to Shea trip home in l,umon.on, Alta. Mr. lana Mrs. Wm. Lewis of Al- gonquin Parer are visiting freenas in Miss Ella Link of Exeter was in ietai sunuay with friends. un Su•nuay evening Rev. Jefferson at cite A'Iethodi•st Church prcachea his fare}ve_t sermon +to a very large con- g_egaitins tie took as his text, arta. -snag uo -ewitn Jesus which ii cali'ee The iChrisea 'ihe sermon wes a very Joe Dale and the sipeaker's earnestness made a great impression, rie referred -to his pleasant relations with the 'congregation end the people a t_.,r.eolcoa, and regretted exceeding- ly in.at his time hart arrived when ,rte snow, i aepart, He also referred to. ui; successor, Mr. Baker, asking lus pe'ac'e to give .him a hearty reception .ewe bespeaking far him the kind services the ,had enjoyed while Ipasioi" of this church. Just before the ser - men the following received their dip- lomas far the course on Teaching t'rairr.ng, ,Mrs. Isaac Hill, bars, Jeffer- son Mrs, F W.- Clark, Mrs. '1) 'I'reve ray Mrs Jas Hodgins, Irs. Alvin Baker..Mrs. A. Walker, Mrs, - Bert. 1estle, ,,Miss Queente' Hodgins, Miss Doris Jefferson, .Miss Maggie Ander- son, ,Miss Weida Banes and Miss Jes- sise Lire -dater, As the diplomas.were .heine distributed Mr. Jetlersonspoke brief,- on the benefits to be deriv- ed tram this special course of study, Rev and. Mrs. Mathew Morlock of Cleveland, Ohio, are here visiting the formers ;parents. Rev Morlockprea ched very acceptably last Sunday in the Evangelical Church during theab- sence of the pastor Rev Beeker,who ds attending tttieceenp! meeting in Mad- - The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church gave a strawberry social on ,the ;church lawn Tuesday ev'g. A large number were in attendance. The ladies deserve credit for their dainty beach. Our band was present and furnished some splendid music. Atte► the social a short 'grogram was given int the -church where among several (Anger: rendered by the choir and local talent a special feature took place in •the presentation of a gold watch to -Rev. • Jefferson from the eon, rogation and a watch fob from test Teacher Training. Class. The rev- eread gentleman was taken wholly h: surprise ,ane with adi(ticuity was able to thena thenlair, people for their kind *C tai Aran„'e. DashwaAo+ s'-r'wberry ..se—la! will be given the }@t•.,;1£ ns of the Y. lv t 4:h. "t; per from 7 to 9 n. hr A -program.s- 'i 23e. rand 15c. *n'''ear candidates wrote on the En - sense examinations here lest week. t ' t"r seer of Exeter presided, while S.1 k c urn: to Exeter to per one similar duties. Mr. en! Mrs. Jat•k ] idt visited en Mr John K. Ehlers has improved. ht., egouse wi:h a moat of :paint. Miss Petr: I:'aft of Naperville is enee!iee het t ta:iag:t at her holes hare. M:r. Den P.au ettenle 1 the fusee - .1 of a retake in aliehieen last ;reek Mss :1%rl!ta Oestre;t.her :pent a sew day. in Detroit this week. Mr. C. i'rite and daughter, Dora- t.ty visit:',l at the home of Mr, J, It iierraan cast week. i»• end :Mrs. Samuel Baker and Mr. lir;. Geo. it,'iegend visited their r, who is very ill in Ste orth, • lr. zetd Mrs. Ed, Kraft and ,lir. and Mrs. John Draft visited east of Exeter on Sunday. The Evan;e:kal church will hold their annual strawberry festival on Tuesday, July 4th. Wedded—The Lutheran Church in this village was the scene of a happy e.tthertne on Wednesday afternoon, June ?nthe when the marriage took niece Mr. Edward F. Willert of De troit, formerly of Dashwood, and Miss Alma Rader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rader. The -cert many was iperformed by the paster, Rev. Graupner, at 4 oclock, in the presence! of a number of invited friends friends and relatives. The young couple will reside in Detroit and have the best wishes of their many friends. W H,ALEN. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Cotrill of Beth- any spent Sunday here at John \W. Hodgson,.—Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Mon- ies' earl Mr, and Mrs, John Wright ,,ten: Sunday with relatives at Elim- '.i'e.—Patrick ;McGee, who has been *ending school in Toronto since Jen tart' •bas returned home, after writ v' lois Entrance exams, There were three from this school who wrote 'ale Gunning. at Exeter and Bert Duffield and Jim Whelihan at Lucan. —Quite a number from here went to h'.imville on Sunday to hear Rev. Dewey ai Stratford and were well pleased with the sermons, which were enjoyed be a large crowd.—Richard Hodgins and John Foster's new brick bouses are erected and add much to the appearance of the respective plac- ee.—Ou:r +rounc1,men are at last tak- ing ;pity on the automobi,-e owners by having the roads -put in better coni:.on. It eves about time as they were really en a disgraceful condition PERSONAL. St. Catharines, Ont.—" Two years ago I was in a very nervous, generally* run- down condition, so that I awoke in the morning more tired than when I retired. Thedoctorsthought •I had heart trouble and treated me for it but I got no benefit. I heard of Dr. Pierce's reme- dies through a friendwho had been to your Invalids' Hotel for an opera- tion (which proved entirely successful) and I at once got the `Favorite Prescrip- tion.' I took three bottles altogether and at the end of three weeks I felt en- tirely cured and have been well and strong since, without a single bad spell. I stopped taking it about three months ago and am glad to tell any one how splen- didly your medicine has healed me."— Mns. JOHN LEwlrr, ,53 Niagara St., St. Catharines, Ont. The mighty restorative power of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription speedily causes all womanly troubles to disappear and brings back health and strength to nervous,irritable and exhausted women. 3It is wonderful prescription prepared only from nature's roots and herbs with no alcohol to falsely stimulate and no narcotic to wreck the nerves. It ban- ishes pain, headache, backache, low spirits, hot flashes, worry and sleeplessness surely and without loss of time. ' Get it now! All druggists. A Great Book Every woman Should Have. Over a million copies of the "The Peo- ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser" are now in the hands of the petpile, •, It is" a book that everyone should have. and read in case of accident or sickness. + Send fifty cents or stamps to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and en- close this notice and you will receive by return mail; all charges and customs duty prepaid, this valuable book, LR.Iq Y. Juice W edduag—With light hearts, and pleasant surroundia s the home of Mr, and Mrs. John. Selves was agog ate W,ednesdey, June 28th, the occas- boa. being tile marriage of their daugh. ter, :Brise 1ltary Grace, to Mr. Jesse Jaques Af the same township. The t appy avant took olace about 12. o'clock. The (bride, gowned in heap wedding dress of white voile, trimm- ed with lace and ,pearls and wearing bridal veil and carrying,- a bouquet cif white:roses and maiden -hair fern, en- tered- the drawing room on the arm of her father to the strains of Lohen-. gains. bride: chorus, played by Miss Lillie Selves, sister of the bride,and took her place beneath an evergreen' arch. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Fletcher in, the presence of about 45 •guests. The groom was supported by the bride's brother, John ,Selves and the bride was as- sisted by Miss Gerrie Jaques, sister of the groom. After the congratula- tions the guests repaired to the din- ing room, which was decorated with red white and blue, also flowers, and partook of a sumptuous wedding din- tter. The groom's gift to the bride ►vas a gold watch and fob; to the bri1esm ld,-a pearl neck lace, and to - the .groomsman, a ,pearl tie: pin. A- bate 4 o'clock, amid showers of een- tetti and rice, and good wishes, the -autos couple left by motor for Hen - sell, where they took the train fol Teatime Pert Stanley and Detroit. The bride's travelling suit was of Copenhagen 'slue serge, with white silt: tilt's., ani white hat. On their return ale ant! Mrs. ja:lttes- :sill re- sale an T. sborne, Mrs. Nancy Alexander is visiting her daughter\izs. Creery of Sunshine. --Ptes Gonion and Wilbert Parker of Loneoe were hone aver Sunday. -Pte Freie Sinmans of London spent the week tett with his mother here.—Mr. ease Mrs. J D Atkinson and ,.laughter Ilene of Clinton spent Sunday at tiugh McDougall's.--Mr. Ryckman of Prinz e Edward is here the guest at his nephews, Messrs. Ryckman.-- W, Ger,sr., is having the interior of r,.; dee:line decorated.—Mrs. ;'obn AL'Quecn has returned from visiting her d.aug1i er in. Mitchell. --Mr. and Mr, Posey Stone ani Miss Nellie An- Oersaii spent -eh eweek end in Blyth. --:T t. remains of The :ate airs.•Shep-• here of }tensa 1 were interred in the 4:emetery here the past week. Intended for last week \Mr, Henry Anderson has the barn on tht• Madge farm jacked up and J, Hankin of Exeter is building the wall of Bement, --Melvin Tr'agliair has treated llinaself to an auto.--Pte;Kirk of Loudon tamp motored Imre with friends front Granton and sent Sun- day with his sister 'Mrs. SOvns and tamiiy.—\Mr, and Mrs, Walker of lead Axe, Mich., were here attending the funeral of the latter's brother, Jas. Broautoot, as also a Ir, Kenyon of London, Mr. and Mrs. Chesney and Messrs. Walker of 'Seaforth, Mrs. Horton enc daughters, Exeter, Maud the. Smell of Clinton and several from jMitt Road, Brucefield arta Hensel!. STEPHEN The Fairfield school was the scene of a ,pleasant event, on Monday -even- ing last when about 100 of the rate- payers and children gathered to pay tribute to the teacher, Miss Collver, whohas had charge of the school for the past year, teaching with splendid success, and who has tendered her resignation to accept a more perma manent situation (}) The time was most pleasantly spent in social chat and sp,eecbifying. Ice cream was served ttith cake, after which the teacher was ,presentedwith a beau- tiful hanging lamp and silver pickle jai, accompanied by the following ad- dress: Dear Miss Collver,— It is with regret tfiat we leain that at the end of the present school term aur relations as teacher and scholars must cease. You have been with us for a year and we realize that for this time your time and talents have been spent for us, and ts:e hope that we may in our lives show forth (some of the good which you have ever en- deavored to instil in us. It may be that ,we havenot always shown our appreciation of your efforts for us, -but awe hope for thin you will for- give us, as we assure you that your work and personality will always be re- membered by us as a bright spot in our Jives. We wish you to accept this hanging lamp and pickle jar, not for their value, but that when you see thein you may memember that we love and appreciate you for your. work among us. We wish you every happiness -in life, and trust that wherever a kind. Providence may lead you -that the highest good and bles- sing may come to you. Signed an behalf of the School, Wm. Bowden, Secretary. Trustee Board. HENSALL July est is to be celebrated here with horse races. Three races will be placed, green, 2.40 and free-for-all. Purses of £40, 160 and $.80 are cater- ed. All heats are arse -half mile. :The Ladies Aid are giving a fine con- cert this Wednesday evening, t4oeth- er with a strawberry festival. --The funeral of Mrs. Shepherd, relict of the Date John Shepherd, far several veers reeve of Tuckersmit+.h took place Brom her late residence here to Mc-, Traagart's Cemetery; • The deceased seas in : her 67th year . andwas most l ighiy esteemed. She leaves two sons Ani. with the, 161st Battalion at Lan-. don sand Jahn on thie homestead at :Chiselhurst, and . one daughter, Mrs. i Maims of Hensel—Miss Etheleettr- docs, who has, been visiting her' sis ter in Alberta, is'home here .spend-, rail a couple months with, her parents:, -T"a' grub is said to be injurihg the onion crop.—Mrs. McCoy has `retsina ed t> Lander', alter a visit with • Iiia s: R Bonth,ron.-Mrs, John ll%4ousseeu of„ Hay+townshiitn is serioluseV ill,t j lr k l • iti .Iv1cGLLLIVRAY 'COUNCIL!F' Fla; The Councnl met on June -26, with all members ,present. Accounts a - moaning m all to 11648.25 order- ed to be ipa'id. The Council then zud- jo..pnned ito , meet on August 7;' at 1 THE CANADIAN BANK QF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER. C.V.O., LL.D.. D.C.L., President JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. P. JONES, .4ss't General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 FARMERS' BUSINESS The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Fanners every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes ire supplied free of charge on application, 854 EXETER BRANCH—A. E. Kuhn; Mgr. CREAITON—S. T. Johns on,Mgr INCORPORATED I855 E MQLS�NS i BANK Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A General Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters of Credit Bank Money Orders SAVING'S BANK. DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH -- W D. CLARKE, Manager. SISTER : READ MY FREE OFFER. I am a woman. I know a e} n:an's trial;. 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