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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1917-3-29, Page 4Child y tehar':s. Tao Kind a note Mere AllenartrBong1it, and which lias been. in use for o'er 30 Teals, has bO eo t`.iO signature an and has been irgv-tinter lis per- so11:11 SUpervleio i since its, info hey. .�� ; Allow noon() to deceive yOttirtthis. X11 OouiAterrOitta, ill Jtatious and "Just -as -good" are but Experinxe»ts that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and C11.ild.reu---.i xporience against Experiment. What is CASTOk IA Castoria is a liarmiesssubstitute for Castor Oil, Pare. gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, DT(jrphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. :it destroys Worms nod allays feverishness. For more than thirty years it ltfs beer in constant use for the relief of Constipation, a l attllc,nn.oy, Wind Colic, all Teething! Troubles and t) e rrhoeta. 7ft regulates the. Stomach and Dowels, Assimilates the Food, giving liealthy,and natural sleep. The Children's Panacesv--The Mother's Friend. GEN E TR I A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of exseseeiramerssameten �.�iSItTJ� ise For Over 3 O1 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THt; CIS,HTAUt4. COMPANY,. Halo/ YOwK CITY. extter Abrotatz,. Sanders ati Creech, Proprietors. Subscription Price—In advance $1.25 per year in Canada; $1.75 in the *rated 'States. All subscriptions not • d in advance 50 cents extra wilt • charged THURSDAY MARCH 29th, 1911 i• Dashwood M1 : Mrs. Wildtong or Kitchener v.:sited. her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) F. Meyer last= week Mr. Ed, Greb has accepted a pos ideal ars apprentice with lemma & Ed ghoffer. Mr. Andrew \fusser left last week for Sarnia where he has accepted a position, rrs. G. 1`.oeh aired Mrs. Wm, Bic ber have returned from a visit with friends at Palmyra. Miss \fatxida \filler i:.h tic d °at . her home cht`re over the we&h end. Airs Miller has returned froth:' ,an extended visit with her daughter, Airs,. G W. ;Shore at Woodbrid:ge, .Mrs. H. Guenther and son, Lulancl, spent Saturday in London, Mrs. Joseph Willert lett Tuesday manilla' for Kitchener, where shewal undergo treatment for cancer. Rev, 1ladie of Mitchell ,nave take - tare ort Luther and Liberty in the Lutheriin church Sunday eveniug. ;Eisenbtoh �s y:s_.'ng iriends in Detroit at present Mr,. A ,Parisian of Royal Oak, Mich is visiting her sister Mrs. as Held A number iron Zurich ;a..eeded ti:.e lecta,re ir;; the Lutheran church Sue- des- esemi'g. \:Ir ,tlnd firs L. Hamacher and son Eddie* •spent Sunday in Parkh.11. WH ALEN ---a— Miss Lena Doupe of i irktoa is vis- iting with her sister, Mrs, M. Dobbs. —Mamie Malsoa is home from College suffcrine fractal gtn'ltasy,—Several here are laid up with colds and grippe. —The: annual arrival of the spring birds has t`ome,, but a more ti ertnam sign of :spring is to see Heater Ma- son spin to C'rra'nton with his auto Mind Evelyn Ogden trip to Landon in bis este Sunday. You calla keep a gond nem down.—Rey. Elstoin, a re- turned missionary from Chia svaW pro act here on Sunday, April 1st on bel alf of the W r'.M,S.--Mr, and etre. Edgar lioeper Visited with he" :math- er, Airs. George Squire on Sund"ay. She has 'had 'nerve trouble but is improving - Too late far last week Miss •Myartle Hobbs of Devizes spent last awtei~ here with her sister Mrs..' Hector AAullson.—Miss Edna Gunning is'visiting with Mrs. 'Webb at Gran- ton.—Mr., J, V. d1'Iillson of Mt. 'l3rydg- es ss here on business in connection with tithe sale of his farm and wishes to dispose of, it as (soots as( possible. The p it,riotic concert ,given here last week was well attended and the pro- ceeds ainiouanted to over $50. The, young people, were given a maple tree by. Mr, Samuel Gunning far the Red Cress and tic kets were sold to the amount of S25 The fume stretch of sleighing which has lasted far 95 days is ubout. done. It started. an Decent. ber, 17th and during that time the ui?�eatlnee leas been quite severe,—Sam- el Gunning d.glitretred a pair of steers to Wilbur Revington on Friday which brought the handsome sum of $344. or • nicer and terms of sale of the fallowing brands apply:- MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT National Breweries Limited Room 74: 36 Chaboilles: Square. MONTREAL. e„. INDIA PALE ALE CROWN STOUT PALE BITTER ALE DOUBLE STOUT MALT EXTRACT EXTRA INDIA PALE ALE BLACK HORSE ALE EXTRA STOUT BLACK HORSE PORTER Legere e-K1NGSBEER CLUB SPECIAL HOMEBREW R 7 IND1A PALE ALE. PORTER. BOHEMIAN LAGER Theabove goods are all full strength and are supplied to. consumers direct from the Brewery ONLY in localities where no licensed' traders reside. *Sae txremtior) plants do well outdoor otih'profuewly frotnat.A0 <<1Y roFeasted teat Vaal 'b} Sem for otxr`csieloyr:re. gala° ieem FREE! Address a pactcrd to us no and receive by return mail a copy of our new illustrated So-- p:04e , catalogue of Garden; Flower and Field Seeds, Root. Seals, :Grains, Bulbs,. Small Fruits, Garden. Tools; etc. SPECIAL ---We trill arse sends. 1 free opeckel (t.'+afrte 1.3c) glour'caiaite Giant Flowering Carnation „This gam tion is a great far'er. atcx the sowers :ire .large and Transplanted intp 41.wts in the her tit the end df M. Eatra cuttings, "pipings" or layering.. �dh:xach.ra5le pottrati 18 parer & Hwitter• n a Its .ky,'�•gk .y'� ?>iem „moi LUMLEY John Bolton ,had a very succe'ssful s xle aiust week,. Good prices were realized, the stl,lie haming netted $400L) which goe;, to show that John is an energetic tarmer. ''.Phe v'eteran aue- tiuneet Thos, Cameron, tvlelded the h anur er, Mfr, Armst-ron, and family, who have been 1 trining with W Nas- sau Glenn for the past year• on Shares, has ireuted I^.' A, Elleaingtons farm for a term of y4,a-s.—C1iford Sely- ea has comm'ent:ed' duties With .Robt, kydd l;or the season,—john M. Glean, during the' week, disposed of a very fine twelve mo ths' old calf to Hugh McDonald of ,flensall for .119. This G alf will be iso4cl at Toronto for bas Let beef.—The Oldest daughter rf hir, George iDalrysuple is 'confined to her bed through illihess,—Miss Liao& Parker has returtled from arts to e Iriend wear happein. The Musses Porter of ilensall were guests of `Irs. George rSmale ,on Sunday evening,— Syrup making (is Lin, full swing now. (intended for last week,) AIe. and Mrs, Selves attended the Love. -Hamilton nuptials near Seafor- th on Saturday last.—A number from this line attended the. dance at the hone ot John el, Bell on Friday ev- ening Elect alit had a good time,—Mrs. Catharine Bell of Hensaall ri:s'itecl her sister � s i Bolton, tz inti t Ma Jahn n I3 o1 an du. n the meek. --Mrs. R. Cole of Chiselhurst spent a few: days with Mrs. ,iannah Siutnons Outing the week, KIRKTON At la reccaat meeting of the Agri. cultural Society the dates of the next Fall Fair were fixed for October tth and Sib. The sum of $50 was donat- ed to the Red Cross So::iety;—hfr. John 'Sawyer ;has purchased the 100 arc: tram of -Mr. Ri. I. Dawson ;n the '1 oa uship of Fullerton, ,just two end a halt miles ,north of the village. Kr. 5, Garnett, ;who has lived in our t il!1,� Cor a number . at' years, has gong to St, Marys, where he has se - cared employment. —Mr, A. E. Doupe has three sons and a son -in-law in the army, Pte ;A, H. Doupe, in 1915? now at Orhhington, Eng.; Sapper G. C. Doupe at Bramsl.iatt camp with the Engineers; Corp, 'W..E. Doupe, with the Pioneers; now at Branhshott; and Pte. Oscar .Marley, . who went over- seas with t' he Perth Battalion. GRAND BEND Mr. Wallet Statten of Shillingtan,N Ontario, who was visaing around here left for his hone Monday. -Mrs. Bald win of Part Hrron,, visited .her mother Mrs, P. Baker for a few days.—Law- rence Carriere visited his parents for a few days beam leaving for ' over- seas. --Mr. and 'Mrs. Walt. Englund of Corbett visited Ed, !Gill, jr., .Thurs- day.—Mr. Ross has moved the. .post office, to the ,other .place. We have only one ,store nawa—Mrs. Shepherd of Tbcdforcl 'is there waiting on her mother Mrs. ,Asaph Gravelle, . who continues very all.—The ;boys are catching at fenv suckers in the river. Mr. Jerry'G`ravelle eves in Thedford last week. on business.—Wood bees are the order.—Mr John and E. Gill jr. were in Exeter recently' on busi- ness..—Mr. P. Baker started .Wednes- day to .gather. ,eggs for hIr. Skinner of Parkbill.--Miss Josie Alister has returned from is visit in Dashwood.— Frank Alister has hired with E.Bren tier as hostier.—\Ir, and Mrs. Canning 'I who have been visiting in London and Cla ndeboye hare •returned. On Thursday evening, March. 22nd,' the Grand Bend Methodist Church e -_as '.ro,vded: to its utmost capacity-, when the people of this vivsnity-gath- ered to da honor to a hero :of ' the'. tt an pea Piivate .Alvin Stanlake, who'. u ned wouxaded recently. He left '1 in.h ;are with the Secoaid Contingent and served for eight months in the trenches in Flanders, when a piece of shrapnel s:aattered his left knee. Itis wound hvas such that it necessitated his hisatspendaeg five months a var- ious hospitals before the was per- mitted to return to his bone. He •Was presented with a gold - headed cane .and a ;handsome purse ot money. ;His father and mother' were also honored by the gift et a. elork Splendid music was rendered and interest ne and iestruetiye rd- dresses were given by Rev, William, Rev Carriese, and espe;.,aily by Pri- vate Staniakt. The latter's vivid ac- count' of Mlle an the ;tree :hes, as hd has seen it was lsten,ed to with mark- ed attention H's words should stir others with true patriotic Leal. He said his one regret in having heVing to leave England for home, vas, "the teaviag of his pals behind with tither task still uffir shed." Following are the addresses that were: tendered with the gifts : Grand Bend, March 22, 1917 Private ,Fria Stanla' e, , Dear Friend,—This;...„:„cornpaany- of friends s has asserblecr this evenlag to "r'ejoite with you ;e`,rt .yi'?t1F',(bm1,Ihe -corn- ing end to express to you our high appxreci.tron of your valued, serves .Ts a soldier of the ,K ,nes .recognize .tbe courage. .. and the patriotic zeal with twhich you, 'and nanny others, responded to the call 'ate Anus,' and went forth gladiytd th ht in our behalf and to ma5ntain the honor of our glorious .Empire - laa acknowledgment then, of the debt we owe ;to you as one el the heiaoes of the trenches, we ask you. to ,accept this cane, and :this parse slight tokens ;of our good_ will to- ward you. AIa; you long be spared to your friends, and may your bravery and your patience under ;wounds encour- ase and stimulate many others. 1`vt.<s M. much esteem and sincerity Friends of Grand Bend and yicinity, T'o Mr. and Mrs. H. Stadlake Dear Friends,,—To you also,: the parent: of our esteemed soldier friend e desire to •express our sympathy ;and our sincere apprettiatioa of the nertice ,y -OU have ,naade and arestill :oaring, Jay ging your sons to the: . mice ot I iin'g aiad country*, rleese accept this clock as an epi- 'lens.;:' of our supre'ciat oil, and may it e er retninti you that around year tee sympathetic hearts, who think- with hink.1it'u tender :te,ek tg of you, and of many others whose. sons are a: the front. ted n biihaal.f 'ta:€, ,'tai* fr re ghb'p:nxad. 3Pe Sin e:' iaes were made .vcidresses by Private Scaniake,., a • by Mme, Stanlake, Mr, and. Airs, Staa- lake 'give another son in the 149th Auction Sale HORSES & tl ARM IMPLEMENTS, on William Street, Exeter, on rues - day, April ,3rd, at one o'clock sharp, the following,— ` 6 good work horses, 'L driver, Matseyrl arrisfertilizer drill ,Mas-: sev--linin binder Massey -hares erd tivator, spiing tooth; International hap ira,ke Great West 2 -furrow rid int, plow McCormick mower, sugar: beet lifter sugar beet cultivator, one scuti1or nulper 2 walking plows, fan - tang nxill„ buggy Terms—A11 sums ;of $1,0 and under cash over that amount 8 months o.re- slit tan approved joint notes, or a dis- count ot 4 per cent per annum off for cash. C. W., Robinson, Auct. R. GILLIES & SON, Props. Auction Sale REAL LS'TATE AND HOUSEHOLD 1 URNI TURE IN HENSALL ou the premises, North St Heusall on Thursday April 12, at 1.30 p.m. furniture -2 bedroom suites, 3 bed- steads, during room table, kitchen ,ta- ble, ? small tables, half dozen dining room chairs half dozen kitchen ,chairs lounge, stretcher, 2 rocking chairs," '2 arm chairs, sewing machine, cupboard' Silver Kung cook stove, wood ':ook stove oil stove, air tight heater, wash tubs, boiler, wringer, quantity fruit sealers Also tgrin;cllstane, wheelbar- row ;workbench,. Lotng ladder, short ladder, lawn mower, rakes, hes, sho- vels and many lather articles, Real Estate=A house and' `two lots on corner of Nelson and Mill streets, Lots No. 23'x and 26; also two vacant lots pa Mill ,Street., Not 27 .tnd 28; also `2 lots on North Richmond - St., No. 13 and 14. Terms—Household effects, Cash; terms of real estate made known on day of sale AIRS. ;HENRY BUSCH, i`Piiloiprietress', B, S. PHILLIPS, Auctimneer, WEEKLY Auction Sale The undersigned will sell by Public Auction, at 1)OW's FARM, .: East of: Metropolitan Hotel, each and every Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. On Saturday next the following will be offered 12 head 2 -yr -old steers &; heifers 4 3 -year-old flies 2 3 -year-old geldings 1 ;4 -year-old filly 2 4 -year-old geldings A number good work, horses 3 cows due to calve in April. 2 brood sows A lumber of young calves. Terms, -6 anonths' credit with 6 per, cent added, on furnishing ap- proved joint 'notes.. C W. Robinson' G. J. Dow- Auctioneer Proprietor THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM ERCF. SIR EDMUND WALKER, JOHN AIRD, Central Manager C,V,O., LL.D., D,C,L., President H. V. F. JONES, Ass't Gen'I. Manager CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000 (. RESERVE FUND, • $13,500,000 THE MAN W OR WOMAN V tY Y O SAVES andbuys Security,helps bank to do so, is giving most vital al help17 its the Empire in crisis. Open a Savings account at any branch of this Bank. EXETER BRANCH -A. E. puha,, Mgr. CREDITON—S.;d. Johnston Mgr 666666 e/H••6110141110 INCORPORATED 1855 TI1[ MQLSONS BA Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 90 Branches in Canada A General Banking Business Transacted Circular Letters of Credit Bank ivioneU Orders SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate EXETER BRANCH— W D. CLARKE, Manager. ' GILSON ENGINES The Engine of Constant Service Absolutely Guaranteed GILSON SILO FILLERS The Lightest Running Blowers made Beware of imitations and infringments. THE HYLO SILO -Entirely different and infinitely superior. Ask Wm. :Fra :ne Exeter, Agent Or write GIILSON MFG. CO.,235 York St. Guelph Onto" Napoleon Said That a throne consisted merely- of a few boards covered with velvet. By the same token` there are automobiles 'thronelike more or less but it cannot be said of ours, for QUALITY GOES CLEAN THROUGH And do you know, it must be sonic satisfaction to the owner of a GRAY DORT car to realize thet- beneatii her deep upholstery, -`line finish, soft sumptuous swayand 1uxur'-oos appointments, these is something else hnginee idng integrity, structural fidelity to the high principles of automobile building, and never a corn- pr_giin;s for one arstant on any- pa? at no matter how trivial or unessent:nL For instance, the French type tno tor. designed by M. Etienne Plauchte the :`greatest automobile engineer that Europe, or, in 'fact, tine world liar eve: knatvn.H NOTE TE FEATURES—cL dun exhaust, combined clutch tnd hreke aeroplane fan infallible Westing t, hoose. starting and electric equipment, independent cooling of cy-.linders,v; Wibard storage battery and similar superiorites $910 Huron Garage, Exeter T;•i t E�4, l i , XETEF, DiSTRIBUTO. ?HOPE THE ,GRAY-DORT MOTORS CALL AND SEE THIS CAR. ter. eUi111ED CHATHAM, ,O2gTARI }:; ar.