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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lst, 1917
Centralia
Wanda, the little daughter of Mr.
rend. Mrs. T. :Willis, is confined to her
:bed through illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson MMicFalls, of
the west were visitors at Mr. Wes.
i ledgins' on 'I ueeday.
The Knitting Club \will meet at the
:acme of Mr.:H;. 3lil1s on Friday.
Our -January thaw an Monday did
'leaf amount to much, although it made
the sleighing a little tough in spots.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church waited on Mrs. Fry at their
meeting on Tuesday, and presented
3rer well :a meat fork in recognition
E her services. The family is about
to move from this village,
IVIrs Turner and children spent the
mast \vee': with relatives in St. Marys,.
Mr. Pugh of London spent the week
stead here with ,his wife and fancily.
Lest you forget, paste it in your
fat and be ready for the Harald far
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"vis Concert here on Feb. 15th,
Mr. and _Mrs. J. Colwili leave to -
clay (Thursday) to visit the farmer's
soother in Winnipeg.
Mrs. Corsant, nee Ruby Hicks, has
.0eer. visiting the past week with her
mother, Mrs, W. Hicks.
WHALEN
Dashwood
Mr. Harry Willert is confined to
the thause with lumbagos
Mr.: Norman Kellermann was in Lon
don on Saturday.
Mr. W, J. Laing has moved here
with his fancily and is occupying Mr.
John Hoffman's house.
. The thaw of. Monday got a severe
cold on Tuesday night and every-
thiri:g .is now frozen up tight again,
The death took place near Mount
Carmel 'on Wednesday of last week
of an aged resident, Mrs. Reardon.
She had resided there for. over 50
years and had reached the age of 32
years. •Her husband died about six
years ago. 'Deceased was • sick only
two weeks and is survived by three
daughters and one son. The funeral
took place to the R.Q. cemetery on
Friday.
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SAINTSBURY
JI1ss Annie Washburn has returned
after a months visit in Guelph. The
recent thaw will soon make the road
in shape for Jimmie to get the new
Ford out.—Mrs, Aaron Davis visited.
the week end in Parkhill -Mr. John
McFalls has purchased Sandy ,Jamie-
soan'a farrn.-Mr. Frank Smith has re• LUivILEY
covered from his recent illness:—Geo.
t. The marriage took place last week
Zn Blanchard of Ida Knowles, second
daughter of Robert Knowles, to Nel-
osL Knox. The young couple took a
nhort honeymoon and will farm in
Blanshard. Several of our young men
srpent Sunday evening with thein lady
Menus in Lucan.—Some of our church
members are, attending the Revival
..vervices at tit- oadham which are be
sing conducted by the pastor, Rev.
McKibbon.--Miss Edna Gunning >s`
pending a week with her cousin,
Mrs: Albert Scott, at ;FarquharK—Mr,-
wad. Mrs, Wm. Brooks entertained the
'ouag people of this community' on
Friday -evening. A very pleasant and
enjoyable time was spent in games
sad various amusements, followed by
at. dainty luncheon.—The Organized
Class held a meeting last week and,
have arranged to hold a caucert this
et -Etter in aid of Red Cross work,—..
-visit Wright visited at Albert Mull A,
.y's in London, on Friday.—The faux"
w. -nal took place Wednesday to the R..;
ed. cemetery, near Lucan, of Mrs,
I:Etcheel McCarthy, mother of Joseph
'McCarthy, who formerly lived here.
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GREENWAY
A. Moek Parliament has been organ-
ized here with the following in charge
so far;.f-Governor General, Mr. R,
Hutebitison, Speaker of the House,
Mr. C. Curts; Treniier, Mr. George
1\farks; Leader of Opnositian, Mr, W.
Young, 'the meeting on Wednesday
of this week will ,be a debate on.
"Woman's Suffrage, and an election.
All are invited: --At the close of the
S, S. in the Methodist Church last
Sunday the superintendent, Mr, R.
Hutchinson read a letter from Lieut,
W T. Ulens, Man, Supt. of the 5, S,
It was a most interesting letter and
all were pleased to hear from him and
to knotty that he is well and as com-
fortable as circumstances will permit,'
The S. S. then pledged itself to Dray
Car our boys At the front every Snit -
day. evening at 7 a'clack•.—Tie con-
cert in the Methodist Church last
Friday evening was appreciated by all.
Some selections by the Male Quar-
tette readings by 'Misses Wilton, Harl-
tott and Sharpe, and the younger lad-
ies, Misses Lams Brown, Winnie Will
ans and Edna Gaodhand were well
received and the debate proved inter-
esting The affirmative was taken by
Mr George Marks and Miss Vina
Sherrill, and the rn gative by Mrs, W.
Brawn and Miss Mae Winson. Both
sides were well presented, but the
decision was given in favor of the
negative. Rev. Willians was critic
and gave some 'goad suggestions for
further debates, -Miss Alice Turner
went to London last week. -Ed. Mas-
son has been on the sick list.— The
Teachers' Training .Clas's in the Meth-
odist Sunday School wrote their first
examinations !last Saturday. -
The home of Mr. Jos; Carruthers
was the scene of a happy event last
Wednesday ednesday when his youngest daugh-
ter Miss Jean was united in marriage
to '}Ir Robert Murray, son of Mr.
and. Mrs Peter Murray. Rev. Tierney
officiated. About forty guests were
present and a most enjoyable time
was spent by all. The good wishes
of a host of friends follow the happy
couple as they begin life together.
CHISELHURST
Mr. Jas. Latta of Manitoba was re-
cently visiting relatives and old friends
in this vicinity. ---Miss Getty of Moose
jaw is here on. a visit to her Aunt,
Mrs. John McLeart,—Mrs. Isabella
Glenn, who had her leg broken a
week or two ago, is progressing fav-
orably. Her daughter, Mrs. Jackson,
is attending hen—The. Sacrament will
be dispensed with on Sunday next:—
Our new shed is a source of comfort
to the church goers. It is needless
to. say it is a fine building.
SH`IPKA
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
putting in their supply of ice.—Miss
Ethel and 'lir. ,Hubert Lynch left far
Detroit last week, where they will re-
main far some time.—Mr: Wm. Mason
returned home from Toronto on. Sat-
arday.-Mr. Chris Baumgarten of 'Mel-
ita Man., visited friends here last
week.—Mrs. Ray Richard returned- to
her ,hone in Lansing an Friday, after
spending the past month with her
mother, Mrs. R McEachen.—Miss Al-
ice Gaiser is spending a few weeks
with friends in Crediton 2Mr. Hugh
,McPhee of Pedden, Sask, visited at
Mr John Gower's last week,, -Mr. and
Mrs Simon Mariock spent Saturday
evening at Mr. Fred Gaisers.
and Heber Davis broke the record' ry v:n<•-''o the change of train ser -
last week by cutting tido cord tf vice ori, the Bruce our mail cou rier,
wood in one day.—On.;hre it! ebruary 6r ' on e' Mr..L.arrinler, makes the trip about
a lecture „will be givenr
an hour earlier.—Miss Margaret Glenn
war by C, Lpt: tDn. Raciy, who leas re
\, returned from the froth; is at urucefield visiting' her son, Geo.
lunch will. be served, Proceed Lor �'Ir. and '_errs:' Walter Iobkirk of
the Red Crass. "Hensair`visited the former's broth
Most. mein regret that they nae been
ririii7u'1 ' beyond the point of taking
their i+ie-in their lingers.
\hi ,nitre is eine- of himself, wbleh is
perinea: tate reneen he asserts his opin-
lolls so positively/
Fine String.
Simple serum went a-tishing
In his mother's water pail
And. asyou have doubtless heard It,
t>idn't,'catch a single *hale, ,
Butthe sequel wasn't printed
In the little story book,
Fpr he got a string of mtcrobe5
bast as he could bait his,hook.
Taking NoChances.
"1 forgot to ask
you one thing."
s el the prospec-
t.: , t'ity boarder.
•`What Is that?"
aslnd the farrier,
**Ito your hens.
;ay strictly fresh
eggs?"
BLOOD WE LIVE
If you tire easily, are subject to cold hands or feet—if you
catch colds readily or have rheurnatic'pains--your blood or
ycirrulation is probably at fault and you need
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OF THE PUREST COD LIVER OIL
which is taatuye's easily -assimilated food, to increase
your' red co iuscles and 'Charge the blood with life-
sustaining richness. Scott's creates ivarnath to throw:
:,.s
off colds and .gives resistance to prevent sickness.
Always In ist on SeeTrag. Every Druggist has it;
scot r 0. aowtar. t ssaeesal l.ti a,.,p
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here on Sunday.—Miss Elva Balton
spent, the week end : with Het:sa'il
trelu'iiv'es.-Russel Keys has gone to
Staattord where he has a good pos-.
itim! in the creamery.—Mrs! Sarah
Ryckman of Mensal', mother of Messrs
Garnet ane Frank, is recovering nice-
ly from an attack of pneumonia, as
her friends here will be pleased to
learn.—Miss Ellen Ford of Hensall' is
the guest of Mrs. GordonBolton and
family. -Jas. Broad`oo: and sister,
Rossie and Gerrie Mitchell will take
part in the program at the oyster sup-
per Thames Road. -Miss Alma `Miller
of Sea forth spent the week end un-
der the: parental roof.
.HENSA,LL-
Mrs. Ryckman, who is very advan-
ced' id years, is in very serious
health threatened with pneumonia.-
Mr. Wm. Murdock, of High Ricver,
Alta. accompanied ;by his wife and
two young ,childrren are here visit -
int "his father and.ariother., ;Mr. and.
Mrs. William . Murdock and sister,
Matey.—G'. C. Petty, -our reeve, has
sold his fine brick dwelling .at the
west .end ,af our village, comprising
a number of ,,fine lots, and good
stablie and garage to Mir. Alexander
Munn, of Hay township.—Our readers
regret to learn. of the death of Mrs.
W. D .Roberttson, nee Jennie Mc
Pherson in Alvins6o. She was born
in. Dungatnnnote, ;'coming dot Hensall
with her parents in 1881, where She
spent her lyoting •wamalnhlao:l. She
was married in 1888 and they, resided
here for some yeatrs. The remains
were brought :here for interment, -
There passed :away at 'his home in
Mensal' one of the pioneers of Huron
County, in,.the person of William Bu-
chanan. The 'deceased was born ;n
ScotlanJ 10 1838 ancUcanid tot Canada
with his palre,nts when he was ten
years of age, settling on. Lot 21, Con.
3. May.: In 1863 .heti was, married to
Jane McAllister, ,who 5ur•rives him,
Fie moved ;to Hensail 'in 1896, ;when he
sold his farm. He wasa member of
Carmel ,Church: and in pallttce a Lib-
eral, Mr was a member of the Mas-
onic Lolge,far about 50 years. About'
nine y'art ago tie was stricken with
paralysis from which he never fully
L?eeotvrt•ec1.. , Two weeks., prior to his
demis'-'' he hiss .taken :worse and de..
dined rapidly. Besides his w(dow he
it survived by seven sons and three
daughter';,
500 BAGS 'POTATOES from 5 Acres
W, A. Craig, 'Sarnia, Ont„ says,
"This year I planted 5 acres nt <o-
tatoes on clay land; applied 600 pound
Homestead tBone Black Fertilizer to
the acre broadcast. The piece was
cultivated SIX tunes and Spring nlow-
ed. It was harvested August ZOtlt
and yielded 500 -bags fine merchant-
able potatoes, I have used Home-
stead Fertilizer for five years and td -
ways gat good results. T. would not
plant potatoes without it",
CORN AND WHEAT DOUBLED
Timothy ,Dunham, Salford, Ont., says,
"l ,used ,fifteen hundred pounds of
Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer on
my corn •last season and was very
much pleased with the results. I also
used ten hundred pounds an my wheat
last Fall, and am already, satisfied
that it paid me well to do' it, as there
are a few spots that the drill missed
sowing and the wheat theu-e isn't
more than half as good. I think this
ought to be enough to convince any
person whether it pays to saw fer-
tilizer or nat.,,
Write Michigan Carbon Works, De-
troit, tor free book and -particulars
about their Homestead Bone Black
Fertilizer.
SUFFERED FROM BOWIE
RHEUMATISM, DROPSY.
Dear Mr. Editor—I wish to tell you
of a recent experience I had when suf-
fering from
ufferingfroin backache, weak back, rheu-
matism, dropsy, and congestion of the
kidneys. I tried a new medicine called
«Anuric," which has recently been dis-
covered by Dr. Pierce, of whose medi-
cines and Surgical Institution in Buffalo,
N. Y., you have no doubt heard for
years. This medicine acted upon me
in a wonderful manner. I never have
taken any medicine so helpful in such
quick time. ' I do wish anyone: in need
of such a remedy would give it a trial.
( Signed) G. H. HERR.
NOTE : Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results
they have obtained by using" ANURIC,"
the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce, who
is head of the INyALIDs' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Those who started the coy with a back-
ache, stiff legs, arms and muscles, and
an aching; head• ( worn out before the
day began because they were in and out
of bed half a dozen times at night) are
appreciating the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained' from
Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablete. To prove
that this is a certain uric acid solvent
and conquers headache, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism, if
you've never used the "A.nurie," cut
this out 'and send ten cents to Doctor
Pierce for a large sample package. This
will prove to you that "Anuric" is
thirty - seven times more : active than
Lithia in eliminating uric acid—and the
most perfect kidney and bladder cor-
rector. If you' are a sufferer, go to your
best druggist and ask for a'50 -cent box
of. "Anuric." You run no risk for Dr.
Pierce's good name stands behind this
wonderful new discovery as it has .for .
the past half century for his cc Golden
Medical Discovery" which makes the
blood pure, his "Favorite Prescription"
for weak women and "Pleasant. Pellets"
for liver ills.
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