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THURSDAY, _MARCH lst, 1917
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e tral><a
Word has been received here that
Mr. Richard ,Hrocks, formerly of ten
tralta i. "ser;ously rill: at Ws home
in
Edmonton, Alta.
Mr. Albert Parsons of Toronto spent
a few days here, the guestof his
brothers.
Mr. Wm. Boyle of London spent
the week :rid there -wi:h nss'' mother.
Mrs. G. ,t-Iicks and Miss Kathelene•
Hicks spent. a few days visiting Mrs.
Hicks parents at Blyth.
'Mrs ..Redden of London arrived h re
an Saturday evening, to visit her
e 11•1r. Richard Handford, who con-
tinues ignite ill`w,ith nheuniatsn:.
Mr. W. Huxtable xeceivd Juste a
shaking -up last Wednesday. i -I \vas
cutting some limbs out of a w tit 'aa.
tree when ,he tell to the ground, abot'
twenty ;feet below. The doctor was
called 'hut found Ino bones were brok-
en
rok-
en, fie has been confined to the
house isancc the accirtd•^nt, but hopes
to be around in a st.o•t time. •
Word ;has been re,: ived here of
the sc,r•ious woundin o- Private Brok-
enshire, ,neph'e',v` of Mr. C. 'Haskel:'-
vi lie
lLr. Byron Hicks' sale •:f cat' e on-
Saturday
nSaturday last was ;largely ;atter cTel and
bit:: pr.ices were realized. The, COWS,;
average(' a;,out 1100 a piece. And
calve, .$1.5.00.
Mr Con. O'Brien spent Monday 5,n
the city-, oci a business tr.-p.
Thc thaw on Monday left our roads'
in poor cond,�t'rtini las some places are
bare and other places too: much snow.
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SUCCESS OF A NEW REMEDY FOR
BACKACHE, KtI J EYS, RHEUMATISM.
Dashdwogd
--p—
Da'' R, H. Taylor spent a few days
in Detroit last week.
Mr. L. Shuma'elher attended the fun-
eral of a relative at Pigeon, Mich:, last
week
Quarterly services were conducted
in the Evangeliical :Church on Sunday
by Rev. Lilt of Kitchener.
Several from here attended the fun-
eral ot the late John Rhode of Us
borne.on Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Tiernan had the misfor-
tune to sprain her ankle on. Saturday,
Revival meetings are being held in
the Evangelical Church this week.
Mrs Wm. Ehkers is friends
in lDelro;'t this Creek.
On. 'i: uesday evening, Feb. 20•th, two
sleigh loads of 'the members of the
Lacliea Aid' of the Evangelical church,
Dashv'ood, droane ,over and spent the
evening with Mir. and Mrs. E. Brod-
erick of the Goshen Line, before ;.heir
lea(trn - for their +me!av: home .;tear 71mr
iLle The evethng was spent very
pleasantly, the ladi,'s' .giving a good
program coirsis`,ing of readinigs and
singing. Miss Lillie' Meyer gave n
number,- of instrumental selections, a
short address was also given by to
pastor Rev.. F. Meyer. Ar pleasing, tea
ture of the evenir>,g was a presnntae,.an
fro-rr'_'ie Ladies Aid of a cold rn at
fork to firs. Broderick. Mrs. J. ttiel-
lermahn made the presentation and
Mrs 'Geo P.dighoffer reada suitaulc
address: titter lunch all left for hoarse
wtshing''14Ir. and Mrs. Broderick a
happy -and prosperous lite in their
4new home,
Death of William Heckman —11 's
our very sad duty to retard the death
o! an est%emed and highly respect-
ed president of the 111thconicesLion of
,-fay in the person of Mr. W,.11aam
Heckman, who died on Sunday night
following 'a short- illness of about three
wee;, duration, caused by h,ardenuag
a'.. tire: arteries throughout the '"syr
-'tem : He was 49 years of age: De -t
ceased had been. a +resident, of ,flay
for about ten years, having moved to
this locally from Mitchell. Mr !leck-
man wt:s df quietdsposclt;,an anduri-
assar,min,r in hiss ,manner, but made
many warm friends, who will deeply
rel; er ,hLs, denr;.sey Besides 'lug. sor-
rowing wife h•e, is survived by two
sons, and two daughters, alllotl whoin
are home, The funeral took' place`on
Wednesday afternoon. to the. Lutner•
an cemetery, Rev, Graupner officiat-
ing.
.Dear
ficidt-
Dear .Mr. Editor—I Buffered for years
with backache. Lash March I tried
Anuric" and have used this new kid-
ney medicine recently discovered , by
I)r. Pierce, and it was wonderful the
way it eased 'the pain and gaffe me
relief in such a short time.. I have
tried several medicines, but'rt»Anuric"`
is the only one, that gave satisfacoon.
I ..feet it my duty to recommend
Anuric Tablets" to any one who suffers'
as 1 did.
(Signed) MRs. MARGARET E. SNIDER.
NOTE Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with the results'
they have obtained by using it A,Ni71$IG,"
the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce, who
Is head of. the INVALIDS' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Those who started the day 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
17c',' Pierce's Anuric Tablets. To prove.
that this :is a certain uric acid. solvent.
and confiners headache, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism,, if
you've never used the "Anuric," cut
this out and send ten cents to octor
Pierce for a large sample package. This
will, prove to you that "Anuric" is
thirty -'seven times mote active than
Lithia in eliminating uric-acid—and the
most perfect kidgtey and'bladder' cor-
rector. If you area sufferer, go to your
Best ,druggist and ask.for a'50 -cent box
�nf ccAnuric ":o rpn no;risk for Dr.
Pierce'sgood 'it>a,in.d"•stands behind this
wonderftti new discovery as it has for
the past hall century for his a,Golden
Medical, .Discovery," a, ,general tonto•
anade from roots with pure glycerine
Which makes the blood' pure, tie �Fa-
inorite Prescription" for weak women,
And "Pleasant Pellets" for liver ills.
Crediton.
ivir. Sias. B okensh;ixe received a
message from the -Military Depalrt-
me,nt, Ottawa, last week, that his son,
A rva, had ire °n severely wounded in
a rrecant •engagement in France. So
far we are ,unable to state the extient
of his wounds, but hope Eh ay (vtl, not
prove s rious, This ;,s the first as-
ualty of the bays from here who en-
listed _with the 16I.st Ba'ttallion,
Rev ,°B °cic,ar returned from Detroit
on: Saturday, ''where he, has been c s-
sis tinc. in a irev_vah,
RTC man Morlock ;ave an excellent
amort of. ,the Aclult Bible Class Con-
vention,
.on-t n'tio , which was held 'Ia,- 1Janniton
is e';y iiia tli ;Evangeeliical Church last
Sunday, et mnr;,
Ernest Gtiittr,ngei' of Ki,tchencll. w'as
iaoeit 'vv a' the w+ee;1i end, Ernest's
apt iy as a bandsm,ant,htts been reea17-
ni/ea. 'ITh plays an Eb Base in tlic
>onln`,ot Rubber Tire Factory Band.:
• 1lisa Ken v;si ed Tier hem in S:trat
Cord on Sunday,
Mr and l s. Tinos. Trev the k eii
Ct ain -d a number of their irIends ,n
honorroof, tiheir.l.9ih svadd,ng aian'wer-
;a y last iday evennn We extend
.o tr car ty congratulatio.rs•
,vlr Sop„cott of the Ex' ter 'J.irlres
0 11;3rdd the pulpit :in the, MetheJ.st
, last ,Sunday morning in the
:1'a.c,m. e of Rev. Baker who was 11'.
with :grippe,
,1
.:l lit lot,^;ts Il'atld 31bl' C."la&a crf tire.
1st" u •lt it, Church ar 'h al' og ,a 00,,:
aul a t n.a; .1. :tome of vies, Chit's
i'i r On, lir Aly
1tl0 tar ` ;tile aped to report that Jas.
'0 (.: =lt Maul Dan O.:s.t•reia"hell are
+rt i t •. ffoin 'their illltess.
1,;u Schmitt of Detro t has been :n
Our midst r"1 late*Ofelaus:'i sl,.
Oren.. left for "ur6. to ietiong-
(a) to attend 0 Rail \a ty M aa'S C cal-
lc,A, in tbaat City. We w:'sh Oren ev-
ery success it his studies,
Miss i3ucl ah Sthlth its spading; a lee
ciao.wi tb ,\f,si I:ri,n Rives ;n Exeter
GREENWA.I
slyer end Airs. 1. :Bacon, vis 'ed aper,'-
dcai,;ht;r :i1a,s ildctie, t',n''I ondaa iau;.t
Thursday. :We regret to r•port that
sire is. not' rtecove.ring from her- r ert'n't
illness as test .aa her friend, tl rs'.rc:-
aft) nd lkI v J, Carruthers, fr h ;ve
gone to Sarnia.— he p,ogtar lot • Liao
Jvlotrk Parliament this week
a mo l; trial Everybody en o,'cd 'h
socia,: even ,:; last 1 r ,c101v Vde ' c
rrtut.ac Mi ts Grady. MTason 00 I er
success at a recent mnsual .exam.
Miss -Florence 'G l Of Grand Bend ria
rteu, 1Liss Ethel 0.1h ere -:Miss 01_
:olro was called boute Sunday oft ic-
count ".01 the sudden deatirr of :a r 1-
a'tive—Mr Robert A1otlard o!' Saskst-
chcnarr and Mr. Jas Mallard, Jr, of
(Y;urnd ,and
v tstited their sister, Mrs.
McPherson on Saturday. _Miss W.
P:u:us at Cr c dl:on was 0 guest of. Miss
Mai!' Wilson t,'st week, --Mr. Yvil1
Stew -artisan has returned to the West
a:. ea• spendi,r'g a few months' with lens
n ,trcnts.
LUMLEY
Mr. and \Irs. Ira Chambers of G1ris-
lauro• _n:_t" the iormer's.mother vis -
:±(t. a lac,, ge Sinal 's on Sunday .—
SMn1 r ti '-tor 0 t of Hensall was a caller
here Saturday.—Lewis ti:,rk was a v,s-
itor at John Selves' on Sunday. —G 'o.
. -f ai)kn t '_s suffering from anattack
br :grr.np -A large inumbe,r ifrom 115
locality attended the drama in Hem.:
sail, called "the Nev Minster" on
Friday evening and report it 5 v ry
enter toini.ig' ,play. On Friday :'vcaung
next 11 is to be repeated, as many
were tuned away.—The iVfisses Ryck;
Mari very pleasantly 'entertained a 'few
friends at progressive euchre. on Wed-
nesday evening. -Thos, Hunkin, ,as
sessor made>•1ris annual rounds dur-
ing the week. ---Archie Towers' sale on'.
Tuesday ,was t•, ell attended and good
prices were realized. On 'Wednesday
evenin ,a large crowd asiembled at
his spacious home and dancing was
the chief feature of the evening's ten-
joynient ,and all proclaimed Archie an'
exceilent host and :regret' his depart-
ure from our line. But we welcome
his successor, Mr, Muxwtarthy.,,— Mis-
ses Gertic Mitchell, Rosae Broadfoot
and , James ' Broadfoot have bean ...en-
gaged to play for the drama, "The
Country Doctor” in the No. 1: School
on March 6th. -Mrs, McDonald and
li'rtle daughter have returned: from
visiting at Harpurhey,—Archie •Eyck -
man and family, who have, been i is
itin; their relatives for the past two
months or so, returned to their home
near Moose Jaw during the week.
T
Mother's Troubles
Mother's unending work and
devotion drains and strains her
physicalstrength and leaves
its mark in dimmed eyes and
careworn expressions -she
ages before, her time.
Any mother who is weary
and languid should start taking
WEEKLY
The unctarsi; sled will sell b k�1t!,11s
i.uction at the 'Central Hotel, hx.eeler
each cancl every Sat n: -day alt era000,
al 2,30 o'clock, a number of mares and
t;elcli gs,
On Saturday next the following will
be alierect :-
1 3- year-old, fillies
2 4 -year old Fillies,
3 5 -yelp c,id \hares,
1 4 year old Marc in Co 11
I 3year.old G ld,tp, 1500 lbs,
And other horses.
1-,ntrts,—i months' credit with 6
per cunt added, on furnishing alp-
plot^;:d jorr,.t notes,
Frank ank I aylor, G, J. 1.10w,
Auctioneer Proprietor
On Saturday, March 1.0thi we wili,
also of for two; loads of COWS, all are
Auaraneed
950;. Sale
Ct•T,ON SA'LE 0.11 'CHOICE LOT
01.0 anti/sus
Thos. Cameron hats received: in' truo
tions to sell by piab.is -auction on Lot
8.- eon; 11, township of Ribbert on
Friday the , 9th of Marcia, 1017 at one
o'clock sharp the following—O,ne
brood mare 7 years old agri.,,; 1 pair
matched imams, 5 years old agr.,; 1
pairlnlatched geldings. 5 years oJd,,
•rt,r., ; 2 ;gelding 4 years old draft;;
2 ru ares 4 years old draft 4 geld-,
trigs 4 years old agr., ; 'd mares '41
years old agr. 2 geld nv 3 yea rig toldt
tin:., ; 3 mares 6 years old agr,, ; 1
pair general purpose mare and geld. -
bug ; 1 farm'r's driver or third house
1 nice driving mare. The above ane..
all well selected thick set blockey
lot of horses Inch as will command:
the respect- and admiration of all'
good horsemen and Mr. Gardiner'si
past record is proof that they will
b: sold without reserve.
TERMS -7 months credit on furn-
ishing approved joint notes at 5 per
der guarantee.
cent per annum. All 'horses sold un -
D., K. 'Gardiner Thos, (Cameron
Proprietor Auctioneer
Auction Sale
OF FARM. FARM "STOCK AND
IMPLEMEI\'TS, on Farm, west of the
G.T.R.. north of Salt Block, near the
Exeter Station, on Saturday, March 3
at one o'clock sharp, the following—
Stock.—Span good farm mares, 1 ag-
ricultural horse rising 4; 1 good
ing ,mare; 9 store hogs.
Implements-Bincketz, ;Massey" Harris
mower nearly new; horserake, seed.
drill; McCormick fertilizer drill, rol-
ler, cultivator, ' Massey Harris 2 -fur-
row plow, new; walking plow, set of
harrows; disc harrow; 2 wagons, 2
set sleighs wagon truck, stuffier; 2
buggies one nearly new; light wagon,
cutter, root pulper, fanning mill, hay
fork ropes and slings; pea harvester,
woven fence stre.ticher; stock tank;
set heavy double harness, set light
double- harness, set single S harness;
grindstone, wheelbarrow. forks, shov-
els and many other articles.
Quantity good clover hay, quantity
good Banner seed oats, quantity of
lumber:;
Terms—j;10 and under, cash;` over
that amount 6 months' credit on 'ap-
proved ,joint notes. 6 per cent per.
annum off for cash.
Farm. -If not previously sold there
will be offered for sale that splendid
little farm (containing 5334 acres more
or less), situated west of the G.T.R.
track and north of the Salt Block, in
the Village of Exeter; the same be-
ing in a splendid state of fertility.
Ploughing all done and 10 ,acres fall
SiR EDMUND WALKV.R.,'
C.V.O,, LLD, D,C,L„ President
CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000 11
JOHN AIRD, General Manager
1-f, V. 17, JONES, !'rut,. Ceh 1, Manager
SEI, 'i1N%, . j;1 ,500,o0o
!I ' '.. WELL BEF RE YOU
S. �' ND
Eacholiar saved Wild help Canada t
do her share bi the WTa
rQ
Intere t allowed'at 3% per annum on sa�r u iteposi:L0.,
of $1 and upwards at any branch. of to Bank, 2
EXETER BRANCH -A, E., Kuhn, 11'I rr.: CREDITON-S. Al. Johnston Mgr'
owr. ••rar•.•:zr tRIC117IVQ" i iATEtii' 1185 5
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Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
96 Braucher, in Canada
A General Bankirg Business Transacted
Ciro Aar Letters of Credit
Bank la/doneg Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCH-
W D. CLARKE, Manager.
wheat sown. Terms made known on
day of sale or by applying to the pro-
prietor,
JOHN • H. (SCOTT, Prop.
B, S. PHILLIPS, Auct.
S. PURDON, Clerk.
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE "FARM STOCK
Mr, Thos, Cameron has received in-
structions to sell by public auction
on Lot 31, Con. 4, Usbarne, on Tues-
day March 6th, at one o'clock sharp
the following valu able stock,
Horses—1 pair :of draught geldings
4 year„ old ; 1 pair of thrce year old
agricultural lgeldiags, broken to har-
ness ; 1 black clean leg horse, will
weigh fourteen` hundred, a. good one;
3. bay -mare 5 `years old; 1 draught
snare 9 years old; 1 draught filly three
years old broke; 1 agricultural horse
5 year: aide 1 matched pair, horse
and mare ; 2 agricultural mares 4
years,,old; 1.agricuiturai mare • 3 years
old; 1 pair four year old 'geldings.
'Cattle—,, heifers 2 years old; 8
steer. 2 years old; 2 steers coming
3 years ,old ; 5 calves; 1 heifer lust
came in
TERMS OF , SALE
6 months ,credit om furnii!ag ap-
praved ;joint notes a discount of 5.
per cent. per 'annum off far cash in
lieu ,of mates.
Harry W. Horton, Prop.
Thos. Cameron, Auct,
C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of IJuron
Perth. Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Mock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cocrlshutt Waserooms, next .door to
Centra Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Chai ges moderateand satisfaction is
guaranteed.
DR. DeVAN'Se.FRENCH PILLS A rent
bio for
puiatingg Pill 'for for -Women. $5 a box Or thze0for
$10. Sold. at all Ilrug Stores, or mailed to any
address onrceeiptOf price:Tas Scosrrr, DRUG
Co., St. Catharines, Ontario.
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN
. Restoandres
Yim
xitaHty.fgr 'Nerve``and Brain; increases "grey
matter ; a Tonic—will build you up.B a box, or
two for $5, at: drag stores, or b ani on reet
of priest- Tac Scone Dat Co., Catharines.
Ontario.
COLLEGE
ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINES£ .
t Eli t RAL.
STRATFORID, 0i*T,'
Students may enter our classes at
any time. Commence your course
now and ;be qualified for a position
by Midsummer. During July and Aug-
ust of last year we received calls for
over 200 office assistants we could
notsupply. Our 'graduates are in
Writeat once for free cat-
alogue.
D. A. McLachlan. Principal
OF PUREST COD LIVER' OIL
as a strengti,ening food and bracing
tonic to acid richness to her blood
and build= up her nerves before it
is too late. Start SCOTT'S ? .
today—its fame is
No Harmful Drugs.
Scott &.Bowne, Toronto, Ont. 16-4
or Prices
and terms of sale of the following
brands apply:
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
National Breweries Limited..
Room 74 ' 36 Chaboillez Square.
MONTREAL.
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INDIA PALE ALE
CROWN STOUT
PALE BITTER ALE
DOUBLE STOUT
MALT EXTRACT
EXTRA INDIA PALE ALE
BLACK HORSE ALE
EXTRA STOUT
BLACK HORST; PORTER
Lagers KINCSBEERCLUB SPECIAL
HOIVIEBttEW
INDIA PALE ALE
PORTER .
BOHEMIAN LAGER
The above goods are all 'full
strength and are supplied to
consumers direct from .the
. Brewery'QNLY in Iocalities,whore
no licensed traders reside.
its Excellence is `' ithin
85
F.O.B. Chatham,
Ont.
Completely
Equipped
Fleur -de -Lys Roadster
same price
T1H,
While the smartness and beauty of the outer Gray Dort is
in complete keeping with its excellence within, it is the inner
Gray Dort that you should know thoroughly. Here, under
the surface, is beauty of another sort—the beauty of sturdi-
ness, and efficiency.
All the Gray Dort's component r
their unfailing dependability, � parts are remarkable for
ling dependability, simplicity, accessibility.
This kind of excellence has opened the: e
yes of thousands of
motorwise men and women—andmade them Gray Dort
owners. It makes the Gray Dort a car that the whole family
can use and enjoy.
With all this quality,, with complete
ca`'" refinements ,, _ .plate equipment, with `beg-';.
r refinements and conveniences, the Gray Dort isN a
moderate priced car -T$885 --and it is a supreme: good car•.
THE GEAY-DORY M •'Chatham,
OTOtt s, LIMITED, Chatham,. Ont.,
Newell, Dealer Exeter,
CALL FOPIRO1DNEElO
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