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THURSDAY,: APRIL 26, 1917.
Crediton
Rev. Finlay of Centralia, and Rev.
Baker of the Method:et Church ex-
changed.,pulpits last Sunday evening.
The W. M. S. conducted spacial anni-
versary services
nni-versaryservices and Rev. F.'ilay'e dis-
sourse was especially pret,,lr afar the
occasion. As there was no service in
the Evangelical Church a untun serv-
ice was held.
Garnet Sweitzer has bougat ,a Hag�
runabout. He hopes to have plenty
enjoyment 'out of it this summer.
Alfred Link left for Alberta last
Thursday. We understand his fain-
tly will fo:lo:w him within the nest
John Smith has been kept busy
this season sawing up logs for his
enstoniers, and is about through.
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Sweitzer of Lon-
don visited. at the home of Michael
Finkb.ainer th's past week.
Mathew Sims Iaft for Bansailler on
.Monday where he has 'beep hired to
work on <Chas Kerr's'brick yard.
Ftoasecleaninig time :s at hand. It
isa romnon sight to see the good
(man in the back yards beating car- ,
pets Women's right certainlyshows
itself at this time of ant year.
Our people have caught the "spirit
productivenrss and ar•p all making
preparations to plant their garden3
and work th:rm es never before, We'.
hope their enthusiasm w:11 not din
when the warm weather comers
• Wi I Brown of Zurich spent Sun-
day at amine with his parents.
Mrs (Merman andchildren who
have been. visit:n, Mrs Jahn Law-
son, have returned to Pittsburg .Pa..
they spat short honeymoon _with
the -bride's ,sisters, On. their return
Friday avecaing;they 'were given a
most, -hearty reception by the groom's'
nrotlhr`when sixty of the reiativea
anti friends gathered at the invitation
of.Mn and Mrs. Nillson at their home
here:" An elaboratesupper was serv-
ed and a most pleasant time follo;ar-
ed- Albert Scott of Sunshine was
present with This gramaphone and gave
gave several ,interesting acid amusing
selections. The young , couple were
the recipients of many beautiful pres-
ents- and the best wishes of ell is
for a pi osperous journey through life.
Spring Personals
A Prominent Ontario Woman
Speaks.
Welland, Ont "I am glad I heard
about Dr. Pierce's remedies. When. I
was tired -out and:
worn-out I used
'Golden Medical
Discovery' and
`Favorite Prescrip-
tion.' It is true
that they are grand
remedies, and I
found that they
built me up and
made me feel like
!f , ' ' a new person. I
\► ,',� �,,. believe I used
r, +• have r seven bottles in:all.
1 recommended Dr. Tierce's reme-`
dies to several of my acquaintances.
"I have one of the Common Sense
Medical -Advisers and think very highly
of it." -Mas. MAY CLAIM, 117 State
St., Welland, Ont.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery is
iscovery-is a tonic and builder that brings
new activity to the liver, stomach and
bowels: in a short time, thus causing
sallowness, indigestion and constipation
to disappear.
Good blood means good health; good
health means strong men and women,
full of. vigor and ambition, with minds,
alert and muscles ever willing. Any
medicine dealer will supply you with
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in either liquid or tablet form. Send
to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y., for free medical `,advice.
Dr.' Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser—a great doctor book—of 1008
pages, cloth bound answers many im-
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customs prepaid,' for 50 cents (or stamps)
to pay wrapping and mailing charges.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugar-coated and easy to take as candy.
,MOUNT CARMEL,
The holy bars of marriage was Mair
uount ed on Sunday by Rev. Father
Tierney of 'sir, Joseph Wild of ate,-
phea, and Miss Erniia -Utley of Zur-
ich the mairage to take place early
i h Nan .—A y cry pleasant event look
pleat bare on, Wednesday, April '1$th
ar 9 o'clock a, m., when Rev, Father
'Tierney united 6a !marriage, Mr. Jos,
1lahcarry and Miss l<athelene O'Brien
both of Stephen. The bride was, iv -
en away by herfather and,aolk,ed
charming dressed in white silk, wear-
ing a beautiful wreath and bridal eeil,
and calrin'ine a beautiful boucuet e,f
aw hite carnations. Mary O'Brien
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and was dressed inr Old •Rose silk,
with bat to match, and earned a
bouquet of pink uarnatious, Tire
groom was supported by Mr. Joseph
B een;ofMoray. The bride and er mu
1 ft on the p. in. train for Deno o ,, lily
Oity and other a eat4ru pointe. 0
their return they will reside an the
groom'sfarm and will have the hr•s
wishes of their many friends for a
long and happy wadded life.—Mrs. E.
Ryan and daughsei of Bay limy ins•
visit ,is in thio neiehi,urhu„ d
Madden bra enesged Milford (1,",k of
Da bwood for the sutnnists—Mr. and
Mrs. 3rw D a l.- of Parkhill ne11ed o
friends here lane, N1 eek,
Dashwood
Inspector Tom of Goderich,' paid.
our scboo' a visit last week.
err • and Mrs. J. Preeter of Zurich
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Olivia Weltin'has returned to.
inn home here, after visiting In De -
:rout.
Rea. F .Meyer attended the Confer-
ence at Mildmay last ave,ek.
Miss Sophia Schroeder, who spent
he \rinser in Pigeon, Mich., has re-
turned to her home here for the surii-
mea'
Miss Ida Zithmer entertained a num-
bet Gf her friends Monday evening.
WHALEN
Harvey Sutherby of London spent
Sunday here with his mother.-riarold
Hazelwood is recovering from Ilius
mess. hvilene Ogden, barber, of Lon-
dor was home with his parents Iver
Sanaa} Seeding is well ander way
here and with this week dry will he
pretty whet, nompleljed.-Mr. .'nd, Mrs,
Clarence- iVlillsan spent Sunday ,chili
the latter's parents at Lucan. yi; .
and ids Thos. Morley visixed friends
near Elimviile on Sunday.
W eddind Nuptials. -A pretty wed -
dine took place on Wer1inkarchty, Aptil
Idtli, a high noon, at the ,a elc's
home, Lucan, when Pearl Victor..a
Ashbury becatne the `bride of teen
epee Mi'.11son, son of 4Zi". George i,Iill-
Son of thin place. 'Che knot war tied
bY Rev Barnby, i<,lethodtst in "raster
at Lusa-. After the ccrcmcariy rt
Sumptuous wedding dinner was scrv-
cci, and the yotitsg coulee left on the
after noel. train. :for ,Ioropto, where:
SE'SItYE T
need 'careful treatment
from within more than
they need bundling wraps
during changing seasons.
The pure cod liver oil in
LUCAN
Mr. A. K. Hodgins '.s hav',ng the
premises recently vacated by Mr,
McNamee fitted up for an office and
show room. -Harvey McFalls left let
week for Thamesville. where he has
accepted a position, as barber. Mes-
srs. McFalls and " Hawkshaw took pos-
session of the Central Hotel last week
—The residence of Mrs. Foreman
was purchased by Mr. Alex. Henry
of Denfield.. -Garnet Hodgins, who
disposed of his barbering business,
has accepted a position in Lolmdon.
is helping thousands to strengthen
the tender linings of their throats,
while at the same time it aids the
rings and: improves the
quality of the blood.
Throat Specialists endorse
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Clara Belle Schmerstin of Detr`oit,the
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EZRA FAIST, 'Crediton East, Ont -
aria, says:
"1 feel it my duty to say a wo,rd,"of
praise for Homestead 13,oruel black
Fertilizer which I used last spring on
e• crops with
' d and other � barley lieft
very l results,"
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H. WILSON; Thedfard, says:
"Have been using Homestead Bone
Black Fertilizers for , the past ten
years and can recommend as f irst-
eless I believe I get enough extra
s!rnu' to pay for the fertilizer and
some years almost, if not fifty per
cent. more wheat per cern by its use,
Each year i sew a piece without
fertilizer and the difference between
the 'fertilized and the unfertilized is
So great ,each year that I am fully
convinced it ,does ;Biot pay are to sow
tvheat without fertilizer."
130 BUSHELS CORN PER ACRE
ARCHIE DICK, Chatham, Ontario,
says:
".1 have used Homestead Bone Slack
F orte:ear and can recommend ;t very
highly. 1 put one ton on elevernicres.
tar corn and althoeigh the ground was
poor, from; the field I realized 130
bushels to the acre.
There were other kinds 'o[ fel til-
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ertil-
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they didn't prove as satisfactory as
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Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
0. W. Robinson has received instruo'
tions from ' Eunice; A. Dower to sell
by public auction at Lot 75, Albert
St. one block east of James St. Meth-
odist church on Sat., May 5th, at 2
o'clock p.m. the ,following artioles.—
Dominion organ, parlor suite, wal-
nut; coal' heater with oven; wood
cook' stove; coal -oil stove and oven:
coal -oil heater new; extension table
2 .leaf tables; 2 glass ` cupboards; 12.
dining -room 'chairs; 3 rockers, ,arse
chairs, lounge, 6 kitchenchairs, pic
tures, sawing machine, single iron bed-
stead ; 2 bureaus, bedstead and wash-
stand 3 mirrors, curtain poles; two
springs, mattresses, feather pillows;
carpets, eight-day clock; 'window
door curtains, two colored tablecloths
two book shelves, lamps, carpetsweep.
er, o'cedar mop, tubs, wringer, cop-
per boiler, clothes basket.' table scales
meat grinder cooking utensils, dihses
crocks and sealers, garden tools,
Lawn mower, wheelbarrow, steplad-
der, and a 'number ofother articles
Terms of sale, -Cash.
C. W. Robinson, E. A. Down
Auctioneer, Proprietress
WEEKLY
Auction Sale
The undersigned will steal by Public.
Auction, at DOW's FARM, East of.
Metropolitan Hotel, each and every
Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
On. Saturday next the following will
be offered: -
4 3 -year-old fillies
2 3 -year-old geldings
1 4 -year-old filly
2 4 -year-old geldings
A number good work horses
Carload of young cattle.
Pair young sows
1 Registered Shorthorn Bull, 16
months old.
Terms, -6 month's' credit with 6
per cent added, on furnishitngap-
proved joint notes.
W. Nairn & F. Taylor G J. Dow
Auctioneer Proprietor
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FARM FOR SALE
Estate of the. late Thomas Kensela,
being Lot 12 North Boundary, .in the
Township of Biddulph„containing one
hundred and twelve acres, more or
less. On the premises are—two-story
brick house te.n rooms; woodshed and
summer kitchen; bank barn,. 60x3b;
barn 60x36, and other out buildings,
Soil clay loam well watered, with
windmill; also good spring; 7 miles
from Lucan same distance from Ex-
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