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SEPF. 7, '16
Dashwood
Mre H. Wind o: Detroit visited at
the home. of ti'. Wolfe for a Few -days
Mise Fanny Preeter , vialting
S'rtttord.
Several from here attended the eon -
t' •nttW:. heli in Kit:'h rier this Week.
Mrs. R. Goetz. and Mrs. P. i'e.::hen
spent the holiday in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. aeliger ,:re vis
itine in Michigan.
Mr.. \I'itzei is visiting in Port Hur-
on.
Mr Addison Tiernan left for ' trat-
tord :Monday, where he will email
Normal.
Mr. J. Kellerman and family spent
Sunday in Wingham.
Mia and Mrs. J. Brenner of Sue: -
tord visited friends here Monday.
sir Leeland Guenther underwent a
sue::ss:ul ,operation for his tonsils...nd
ad nt,id, Iast weed,:.
Miss Ethel Kellerman left for To-
ranto •Monday:.
School re -opened on Tuesday with
a full sta+•i ot teachers—M' • v : Don.•
gall o. Bayfield. Miss Reid et Luek-
na.c and Miss Finkbeiner el Crediton
Miea `Iyrta. Homan has re elated
/ram a week's visit in Tay..... • e,
A very pleasant gatherina took _dace
at the home of Mr. and sirs, Jacob
Link near here, on Tuesday t last
week. the cccasi9n being the aesernb-
lying ot their children and a nutti-
ly.: of other relatives for the pur-
pose of doing ihonor to thi:s excellent
old couple by the farmer presenting
thein With a cha:r and the following
address, an:y the latter with a purse
of money. Rev. Meyer was present
and addressed the gathering.
Dear Parents, --It is a great pleas-
ure to us, your children, to meet with
you tLis• evening and :renew the
pleasant associations and tearer mem-
ories ot the past. We recall with
gratitude i'se lovng care and guid-
ance you have ever exercised over us
and we heartily acknowledge ottr In-
debtedness to you at all tune:;. Your
(ovine. voce- and ,your ender is c
soothed us in ,sickness, cheered tr, in
health and made us eager :a give
worthy of your lave and traiing.
We. know that all we caa do -will fol:•
far short for repaying you for what
you have done for us, but we desire
t? iexpress our warm love for you
and a.;k you to accept this gift as a
t 7azen our lave. May it call to your
*,incl memories of your children and
of their tender feelings toward you
and may He. father of all mankind
and l3*other . of all who need Him.,
guide. sustain and soothe you at all
times and grant that one day we a.s
one family may meet together, where
sorra. 4 • unknown a1d where part-
ing shall be no more.
FRU' i' BULLETIN
PE ACHES.—The
Peach.. Yellow
NIAGARA
PENINSULA ,g
tl5; ,d j ,L�'`
WA
Popular Crawford
free stone, now at
it best.
Bartlett Peals
and Green Gage
Plums also
4.
��/��' 3' yeyvdy, •'
FILL VALUE {'7l'� ]ousev«ives'are
PAC1,AGf:
OR. WERs NO:2 g•., advi3ed to see
- -theitr grocer, a,t
lance .,as• the crop will be taken quick-
ly thi, year. Look for the Map.
It ii your guarantee of quality from
op to bottom.
M. and Mrs. Oscar Klop t ,.nd am-
:Iy o^ Zuri: h, Mr. Hubert Klopze. a
stude:tt of Royal Dental College in
T pronto spent Sunday at the home
og Mr ;end Mrs. Casper I,. Walder
Cedar Grove Farm. Hubert has since
.eturneo to Toronto
Mr. Edmund Walper, Drover, took
forbad cit choice cattle to Tornn-
ta Saturday, and will attend the
Exhibition. ra few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopti and fam-
ily a:.ompatiied by Misses Eteonore
•n.'. Edith Wainer of Dashwood and
Mr. Hubert Klopa motored to ;St -at-
torsi and Shakespeare Monday and
anent the day with relatives
Crediton
Ou.r publi.. school opened last Fri-
, day for the fall term.' We trust the
n:.. staff of teachers will have a plea-.
.alt and successful year.
Fred Wuerth and son Sylvester
left ixt Tuesday for a business trip
through Manitoba and Saskatchewan,
Ma and Mrs. Benka of Detroit vis-
ited �Mr and .Mrs. Wm. Wenzel last
�c eek.
Otto Ewald and Harrison Holtzman
arc spending their holidays in • rata..
iroit
Mr. ,and Mrs. Herb. Eilber have re-
turnee. home after a short visit with
relative. in Lucknow and ioderich.
Alt acid Mrs, Jos :Haist ':Ir. and
Mr, Chris. Hoist, M and tins. 'gain
brawn motored to Kitchener ;in
Thursday to attend the annual con-
vention of the Y. P. A. of the Evange-
i « t Church.
Will .Brown of Winnipeg is -visit-
in;•: his uncle B. Brown tilt s week.
fhomas Chambers motored to Van-
di •ear last week to visit a sick rel-
ative
el-
ative rie found him much improved
i hesitih
Everett •Irahner motored to 1ari-
stostz and Ri:e,Seiier last Sunday and
spent the day there with relatives.
Nathan ;Sambrook. is attending the
Exhibition :a Toronto this weeds.
Have you heard the .goad rte..vs?.
Gaeoliiz,:: teak a drop this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. i. Johnston .af the
Bane pi Conimerce ,were viz Hitchen -
ere ovei the rwee,1t-end.
While threshing an Monday, a spark
/rano th, 'engine set fine to the siraw',
steel: placed it front a; Jos. Edward's
Barn. Oa account •of the high Wind,
the fire was soon beyond control and
tb,r barn with the :seasons crap was
destroyed. It is, quite is moss to the
son Joan who just rented the farm
alit year and this was his first ,.rip,
-Tat Digi. i i; r, ensured in the Hay
:asurance .Company,
Centralia
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• Rev.'W. J. Firnlaly ie vis�ting;[r::end'
Tor onto, and is also attending th,
i.xhih itioi;.
Mrs. Finlay' entertained the Miss:,ot
Baal Circle on Tuesday even'., i
Lunch vias served and a pleasant ev
ening spent,
Mr. ,Fled Marshall of Windso- :.
Lai daying under the parental rot
Mr. Adrian Coughlin of Toronto i
spending the week with his ;sarent•
`ih�r school re=opened on Tuesda-
with Miss Horton in charge again.
Ur and ,vlrs Poster of Zurich spec
Sunday .the guest of their sort til
Leo Foutez
Miss glary Hanlon has accepted th
.pari.:.oe. as teacher at the Separat
school t.,vo pih s south of the v llagr
Mr. J': Col itl is attending the 1'x
hibitio'n at 1 o: onto.
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T=Gold chain- and small hese
',ha, . ! pendant with pair wings an
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ta centre, probably betweenM
S. C Manna's and ivLr. Geo. Mansoni'
K in.ily re:urn to Mrs, Manna.
11!3i iZIAGF" 'LICENSES ISSUE
by C R. San lers at the Advocate �•f
Lice, Strictly confidential; no wwtnes.
require
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Prince Eitel Frederick
Left Niaurepas, Hastily
When liontbardment>l3egaln;
LTHOUGH the Kaiser sent
hie second son, Prince Eitel.
Friedrich, and the Brack
First Division of the Pries-
sian Guards to the Somme front to
halt the wedge the Anglo-French are
driving deeply into territory oeeupied
by the Germans, General Fayolle has
hammered this salient further by
clearing all the Germans from Mau-
repas, into whie,h they had penetrat-
ed again since the village was storm-
ed by the French on August i6, and
PRINCE kLTE.L FREDERICK,
by occupying the heights and slopes
north-east and south of Maurepas.
Moreover, with the advanced French
forces on the outskirts of the wood,
the Germans' lateral communications
with Clery are cut and Combles is
menaced from the south by the.
French and from the, north by the
British at Guiilernont.
Prussian Guardsmen captured at
htaurepas asserted.: "Prince Eitel
personally entered the village when
relieving the Bavarians. but left hur-
riedly when the French bombard-
ment began to wither every building,.
trench and dugout preparatory to the
advent of the storming columns. The
Prince just made his way to the rear
before the French dropped a barrier
of fire behind the town, shutting in
all of us there like rats in a trap.'
Behind the Allies' advanced Iines,
engineers, artillerymen, and army
workers are preparing sunken roads,
railways, and communication trench-
es and are moving up heavy artillery
and creating vast new ammunition
reservoirs for smashing the wedge
deeper into the German positions.
The Peronne-Baupaume line will be
pulverized by high explosives before
Generals Fayolle and Haig send their
infantry forward.
AID FOR SETTLERS.
Hundred Thousand Dollars Set Aside
for Northern Farmers.
The first fruits of the settler's aid
sebeme of Hon. 0, Howard Fergu-
son, Minister of Lands, Forests, and
Mines, is the setting aside of $100,-
000 as the nucleus of a fund to ad-
vance money to settlers in Northern
Ontario. Mr. Fred Dane, tbe newly -
appointed Loan Commissioner under
the legislation of last session, left for
Northern Ontario this week, and will
commence the organization of his
branch. It was fortunate for the
people of the North and the Govern-
ment that Mr. Dane 1 'as available at
this time. For some months Hon.
.Mr. Ferguson has been working on
the details of the scheme and had
everything ready for a formal an-
nouncement when the fire upset his
plans. However, Mr. Dane was se-
cured to superintend the fire relief
work along with his other duties as
the two would necessarily co-ordin-
ate. One hundred thousand dollars
was granted for the relief of the fire
sufferers, and another $100,000 has
now been set a,side under the legis-
lation of last session to ,make ad-
vances up to $5.0.0 to settlers on
their improvements. Mr. Dane knows
Northern Ontario conditions intim-
ately, and he starts on his new duties
at an -auspicious time. •
The total amount of subscriptions
to the Northern Ontario Fire Relief
Fund" to date is,$252,789, but much
more is required to help the settlers
regain a start. Clothing and other
supplies is also urgently required.
The central office of the committee
is 40 Melinda street, Toronto.
iiaiser Member of Society.
At • a recent meeting of: the Hun-
garian Literary Society in Budapest
Emperor William was elected a
member with pomp and ceremony.
Dr. Desider Csanky, vice-president of
the society, who was in the chair in•.
the,absence of L.::Thalloezy, the pre-
sident, called the meeting to order
and read a letter from the German
Ambassador in 'Vienna, Mr von
Tschirschky, in which it was stated
that the Kaiser would like to become
a member of the association . as an
active member. Herr Csanky then
made .a speech in which he expressed°
great satisfaction with Ambassador
von Tschirschky's ,communication,
and expressed the thanks of the so-
ciety for the great honor conferred
upon it : by Emperor William in be-
coming one"of
e-coming••one"of its members. He
added that it would mean not only
much to the society, but was at the
same time an honor to all Hungary
that the greatest man in modern
times had become one of their .num
num-
ber.
GRAND BBNIS
Mr :l Finkbeiner of Shipka called:
asi Ed, GiU,, Sr., Sunday.—Mrs. las,
With and Mrs. Lawson, who. Have
been visiting Mrs. Canning, returned
to their homes near Exeter Sunday.—
Mr.
Mr: tend Mrs. John Baird attended the
funeral of the infant ;child of James
Stubbs near Medford last week.—The•
campers are leaving for their homes.
.--Mr, jos. Shammy.is on the sick list
--:tyre• FL Gill is painting his ,house.
FARQUHAR
--o
elea Maggie Coward went to Fair -
bank last Saturday ,evening, where size
Will take charge of her school.—Miss
Edna Weld of Deleware, Ont.> has
come to take charge of Thames Road
school.—Mr. Milton f=odgert left re-
cently for the West.—Mr. Tom
tiodgert is taking chs ;e of F. Eller
ingtore's threshing outfit' this week.—
A great many• are attending the To-
ronto Exhibition, including Mr. Stan-
ley .Coward, Mr. John Bray, Mr. John
Turnbull, Mr.' Fred Rundle and Mrs.
Arthus Rundle. --.Mrs. J. W. Stewart,
and .Master Ivan. Stewart, Miss Elaine
Stewart, airs. Rundle and Master id -
ger Rundle has been visiting at the
corner's old home in Durham Co, as
to. attending the Exhibition.—
Bezlian Church will hold their .An
nivers cry services S.ept. 10.. Rev. -Mr.
Knight of Hensel). will take charge of
the • sezvt: es afternoon and es ning,.--
At; addition to the shed at Bethany
ailment is being built for the ac,om-
inodation of the minister's horse; al-
so for a woodshed. --Mr. and Mrs. 11.
Rowe •and daughter were the guests
of wilt and ,Mrs. Lamport on Sunday.
Mesa. Agnes Fenwick is attend:ng
Toronto, Business College.—Misses Nal
!t: :Anderson, Pearl Cann and Vio'.et
Stewart have resumed their studies at
Exete: High School.—Mr. Wilfred
Rice hats been holidaying w:th Mr. T.
Catneton.---Miss •Mclnnes has been holi
dayin; in the neighborhood.
CH1SELHUROP
Mrs Edith Traquair and fittte on
ai Detroit are spending the sumtner
with her mother, Mrs. Maudsoa:--Mr.
and ,Mrs. W. Norris of Cromarty spent
Sunil;.;• with Mrs. Maudson.-Will CoN
returnee from London en Saturday
evenin .—A mtteeting of the Red Cross
will be held Thursday afternoon et
this geed:.—The Misses Seltery of
Seaford; visited Miss Jean:.. Niel -can
for ct tew days the past weak.—disc
.Andtrsor has returned to her teach
i,nt deities south of here.—Mrs. Las!.
ford o'i London has taken the lfrsi-
tion of house -keeper at John Fite
Gerald "s
L U] 1L,EY
Mr John Pepper, Mr. and Mrr. J
T. :Mitchell and Stanley, also Mr. and
Mrs Franklin Horton are attending
Toronto Fair this week. -Arthur .'ole
of London was home ever Sunday.—
Cecil O'Brien, who has been. farmint
in till., locality has treturned to hes
home in Stratford to :resume his stud
ies at the Collegiate.—Mr. Sam Hor-
ton and Miss Ellen spent the .welt
end with their brother and family ,t
Harpurhey Roy Ryckman is attend-
ing Ayr McKay's continuation ..•lass in
•
fiensall.—A large crowd attended
Charlay Shaw's sale last week , fairies'
good prices being realized. He and
Mrs. Shaw have gone to their former
home in St. Thomas.—Mrs. Grandy N.t
Deckerville, Mich., spent a few" days
with Mrs. Margaret Glenn the past
week.
o WAY
Miss Wilton of Mt. Brydges same
on Alonday to assume her duties ;Ls
teacher of S. S. 14, McGillivray, and
Miss Hill of !Crediton evill be the tea-
cher of S. S. No. 10, Stephen, for the
ensuing year.—Little 'Russel Brown
had a narrow escape from being ;lois-'
ened recently. He managed to gat'
hold of a vessel containing fly poison
and drank some of it. We are ,;,ad
to state that. he did.not get sufficient
of the poison to do any great dam-
age—Miss Adah McPherson and Miss
?Minn'* 'Sherritt left on Monday fir
their schools.—Last Sunday was a
red-letter 'day in the Methodist Thur-.
ch when the £irst.class in the Teach
er Trailing department graduated
with 'an average of 88 per cent. Mrs.
Faith; has been the enthusiastic effic-
ient teacher and is .to be congrat-
ulated on the success of the pupils.
The members are as follows.—Mrs. W.
Sherritt, .Mrs. C. H. Wilson, Mrs, W.
`r oung. Mrs. Fred Steeper, Mrs. Lour -
encs Pollock, Musses Sarah Webb,
Sophia Young, Vina Sherritt, Minaie
Sherritt, Willa Switzer and Mar. Wil -
Rev. H. Williams preached and ail
thelarge .congregation were delight-
ed with the address and the good ad
vice and words ,of counsel -.he Zave
as well as ,encouragement and co.n-
mandation.
Mr and \Fns. R. Pollock of K,erwood
were 'here over Sunday.
KIRKTON
—o --
The following are the names of the
winnero in the oat crop coin_»etit,.oln
in connection:with the_. agricultural So-
ciety,—lst, Wm, J. Robinson, variety
0. A. C. 72, (paints 8234; lad James
Brown Yellow Ritssiian 79%; 3rd, Jos
White. Yellow Russian, 7'63ete 4th A.
M. Doupe 0 A•C. 72, 68; )Q.. f ..
Switzer Branner, 67; Wesley Shier,
20th Century, ;6431; ;M Brethour,
C. 72 64. Judge.;M W. S.mlth, , of
Ridgeway
WHAT CATARRH IS
It has been said that' evtay third
person has catarrh in some fat*.
Science has shown that nasA'alttarrh
often indicates a general • regtness
of the body; 'and' local treatisaltltrts is
the form of snuffs and vapors b little;
if any good.
To correct catarrh you. should
causer by enriching your blood
oil -food in Scott's Emulsion w
medicinal food and a building-
from any harmful clruas; Try it,
Scott •SL r3owne, Toronto, Ont.
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Plaittg
Thrive
in the Hecla-heated
home. So the mellow,
pure air must be healthy
for folks.
There can never be an odor of gas or a
trace of dust. That is a Hecla guarantee.
The moisture supply never runs out. •
This healthful heating comes from the
furnace that saves one ton in seven, Ask
for full information.
Plans and Estimates free.
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Representatives of CLARE BROS. & CO.
Limited. Preston, Ont., Makers of the
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FURNACE
ACE
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New Prices August • 1 1916'
THE FOLLOWING PRICES. FOR
FORD CARS WILL 3E EFFECT-
IVE- ON AND AFTER AUG.1;1916
Chassis 450.
00
Runabout . 475.00.
" Tourin - Car . 49
Touring 5.00
f. 0. b. Ford, Ontario
These prtces are positively guarant.
eLd',againsl any reduction before
Angus` 1st, 1917, but there is no
guarantee against an advance in price
'it any' time._ ` Any ,person thinktn ul
.,buyina car. will do well to consult
the deals,
Milo Snell, •
Exeter Qn
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