HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1917-5-31, Page 4The Man of the Hour itr Canada
LUCAN
'the death took place in this v'ill•-
age on Monday of 'Mr. Edwttr 1 Mara,
in his 76th year, Deceasred was an
aid and respected resident at Lucan
a.te Mineral took place to holy Trin-
ity Church and interment 10 St, James
cemetery on. ,Wednesday.
I it is not correct that_ the Que'en's
Hate), property has been, sold as Was
reported,—Mx, Crank hardy has mov-
ed to the' Herbiert farm, Con, 3, Bid-
dulph.—A pleasant event was cele-
brated in Lucas, an Thursday, May
Goth whets MrM and Mrs, 1.?.,obt, i\Iur-
ray celebrated their golden wedding
having been. married in Oshtiw . fifty
years ago-, The family of six 'chil-
dren were present ,—M s,: Jas. Robb,
tiderton; Mrs, John Mulvey, Wrox-
eter: Mrs. C, 'McLean and S, R. of
Locsin Ja. B of Wilkie, Sask., and
G. T. of 'iOetioit. Sr.,of he egbh,
,crane, children. were present.—A tew
days ago Mi', Thos Bean, near the
village had the mist ortune to be kick-
ed in the face. He and his brother
Toc : were preparing to put a load of
hay on the wagon, when one of the
horses kicked, hitting Mr: Bence with
one Coot, one calk caccnitzg . lt,nn over
one eye filial the other in thech,:el:,
both inflicting bad cuts:. Besides the
cuts he was otherwise bruised by the,
tall on the ground.
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors'
Subacaiplion Price -In advance $1,25
,,mer year in Canada; $1.75 in the
.:United 'States, All subscriptions not'
stptaa in advance 50 cents extra will
charged
THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 1917
GREENWAY
'Killed at. the front.—Word was re-
ceived •:fere recently that Pte. Fred
Horner who enlisted in: a Western
-Battalion ;has paid the supreme sac-
rifice for king and country on the
battlefields of France. All who knew
him have such pleasant memories of
his bright optimistic personality, and
all will regret his early death th augh
they honor him more than words ca.n
say. His youth was spent here and
he _tn;as a faithful member of Meth-
odist S. S. Many years. Besides his
wife and two small children he leav-
es to mourn his loss two brothers
Joseph' and William at the old home-
stead, and six sisters Mrs. i O. Neild
;airs: Campbell Mrs, Belling, Mrs"Mc--
intosh, Mrs. W. Young and Mrs A.
Mo11ard all of whom have the sym-
pathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Edwards who has returned to
her home here, twas in Ailsa Craig on
Wednesday =We are pleased to re-
port Miss Zillah English able to be
out again.—Mr. Robt Hutchinson has
purchased a car, -Mr. Ted McPherson
was a visitor with friends here over
Sunday --Mr. ,and Mrs. 'Dean Brown
Were in. Clinton Sunday:—Miss Maggie
Corbett of Brinsley visited Mrs. Ed-
wards over Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Mellin of Arkona, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Meylin and Pte. Arthur Me' -
lin spent Sunday with their paren s,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mel;•in„—Mrs, Rt.,
Hayter is on the. sick list: -Mrs. A.
M. Wilson went to Tcraato on \_a1-.
day to attend the. funeral of a ni e
Mrs. Dr. Morgan.. --On Sunday cs.
at the close of the ajegullar S.S. Ses-
sion in the Methodist church Private
Arthur -Mellin was called to :he front
and. Miss Wilton read are appreciative
address and Harold Pollock on behalf
of the S. S. presented him with a wr: s t
watch. His brief reply showed deep
,feeling and appreciatioun, and now we.
add another name to our roll of honor
—The concert held under the aus-
pices DE the Beaver Club last Thurs-
day eveningwas well attended. The
male .quartette gave two selections and
Mrs,, (Dr.) .Wilson's address was very
interesting. The lantern refused to
work satisfactorily so Rev. Farney
graciously promised to give them an-
other evening with his views in, the
near future. Mr R, Murray won the
guilt; •Pnoceeds over $55.
. WHALEN
See the play, tA"Dat, the Miner's
Daughter,•, at Elimville Friday ; night_`
Drs. W. 5. and Hugh :Ste.vensonyof
London, operated on.'Wilmer.B'ro,p,14
Sunday morning. The patient at' the
time • of wrs ting: is doing ,n.1Ge1y.-'LLPYd
Dale, son: at-W.pMiltan.Dale, .is ill,
with pneumonia and es ;being attended
by Dr. Mitten sof Grantoirr.—Harvey
Sutherby of London visited h's moth -
here - OR "Sunday—Large 'crowds are
Centralia
Miss Weston spent .the wgekf-end
ei,th her sister in. London,.
Miss Mabel Heiman and. Mass Ada
Powe were delegates of C ntra!ia
:Sunday School to ithe S. S. Conve.n-
-.tian held at !Ksppen last weel,.
Mr. Edward Scott spent Sundayat
his home in -St. Thomas.
Mr. W. R. EJ;liott has gone to To-
ronto to see, Masi. Elliott, whp went
,there for medical ttiea.tmenti and
c who, we •understand, at the present,
- time in a critical ;aondriitiaii.
Mr= Fred' Essery and a friend of
(London visited at his home here an
rthe 24th.
Dashwood
`The Dashwood Turf Club have de-
:t idea to postpone the celebration, of
Julie 3rd until after the war.
Mr. J. Kellerman made a business
trip to London Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harman. Eidt of For-
st spent Sunday wi:h Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Eidt,
Mrs. J. W. Graybiel and 141iss Bea-
trice are visiting relat-.vis in Wood -
•stock.
Mr. and Mrs. ;V. Heywood of Ex-
eter spent the week( -end with Mr.
and ,Mrs. P. Kraft.
Miss Laura 'Musser is this week vis-
• iting with relatives at Zurich.
Mr. C. Brown and Miss 1. Hodgins
of Crediton visited relatives in town
on Sunday,
Miss Lin. Walper of Exeter spent
:the week -end with relatives here.
Mn and Mrs. Win. K1einstiver, Mr.
..and Mrs, Ed, W.:Alert and Miss Edna
-Cameron visited with relatives in
Stratford over the week -end.
Rev, Malensky of Stratford will
give a lecture on Luther on Thurs-
day euening in the Luthterad Church
Miss Adeline Brown left Monday for
-London where she ;will ,remain for a
time;
Miss Clara 'kraft is visiting with'
s-elattves in Forest
Dr. Taylor spent Friday in =Lon.don,
Miss Ella Link of Thedford spent
-Abe week, tend with relatives near here
MOUNT CARMEL
(I'oo late for last week)
On Tuesday morning, May 2Z, at
9 o'clock Rev. Father Tierney united
in marriage Mr, Adolph. Fitzrnorrik of
London to bliss Matilda Wild of the
,.los ben Line, Stephen,—Mr, Hubert
Ryan of Sandwich ,College arrived
:tome last week.—Miss Edighoffervis-
,at her home near Dashwood on
Sunday• -Word was received, here
a: Pte, Jahn Mcllhargey, formerly
of . this neighborhood, son of Archie
dcllhargey now of Detroit, was kill-
ed at the front in France&—Mrs: Jest
O'Rourk of Landon, is spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs.: Ellen
Barry near 'hhiva.—Mr. and Mrse• J.
A. Quarry of Stratford spent a few
days the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs T G. Quarry,
Auction Sale
WIFE FINDS RELIEF, TOO I
Lacbute Mills, PA..
"X .was troubled for many years
with mimeo Disease, GIN PILL S
After taking a few boxes I was
greatly relieved, and atter finishing
the twelfth liar the pain complete-
ly left me, My wife is now using
Gin Pills and finds that uo hat
been greatly relieved of the Pain
over her kidneys, I can safely
recommend any one suffering from
Kidney trouble to give a fair -trial
to GIN PII. S.
Thomas Stephenson:.
All druggists sell Gin Pills ab
SOc, a box, or 6 boxes for $0.50.
,Sample free if You write to
NATIONAL. DRUG & OBBMICAL
CO.-, 0.1' CANADA, LIMITED G7
FOR T
KIDNEYS
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V.O., LL D., b,.L„ President
CAPITAL PAW Up, $15,000,000
JOHN AIR°, General Manager
H. V. F. JONES, Asst, Gen'l, Manages
RESERVE FUND, • $13,500,000
THE MAN OR WOMAN WHO 'SAVES
and buys a War Security, or helps a bank
to do so, is giving most vital help 19
to the Empire in its 'crisis.
Open a ,Savings account at any branch of this Bank.
EXETER BR.—A, i Kuhn, ' Mgr. CREDITON—J• A. McDonald Mgr,
Contract -.
SEALEJ'; 1'ENDIJRS addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon on Fri-
day the 8th day of July, 1917, for '
the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails
on a proposed Contract for four years
six times per week over Dashwood
No 3 Rural; Route, from the 1st oft
October- 1917.
Print ed notices ,containi,mg. further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be `seen and
blank forms of. render may be ob-
tained at the Post Offices of Dash
wood Exeter, Grand Bend, 'Hay, and
at the office of the Post Office In
specter, London.
Post Office Department Canada,
Mali Service Branch, Ottawa,
25th May, 1917.
G, C ANDERSON,
Superintendent.
Auction Sale
OF HOUSE, HOUSE EFFb.CTS, Etc.
on the premises of the late, Mrs, Wm
Cudmore, Maine Street, Exeter; •on
Saturday, June 2nd;: at 1,30 o'clock,--
Mahogany
'clock,-Mahogany parlor suite, 'Mahogany
centre table, New Scale Williams pi -
gib, velvet rug to match suite, 1 oak
dining room extension- table, 6 dian,g
'chairs oak; oak secretary and ' book,
case, oak'` china cabinet and buffet,
2 fern tables, mantle clock,'- Brussels
rug• 4 bedroom suites;2 quarter `soak;
4 mattresses, commode,' •easle, large
upholstered chair, feather, bed 4
toilet sets, 'cumber pictures, kitchen
extension table, drop-leaf table, a
wood cook stove, 10 kitchen: chairs,
copper boiler, wash tub, a quantity
fruit in gems, lawn mower, quantity
dishes, '3' lamps, electric, iron, gar-
den tools; many other articles` found
in a good home P.
There will be sold at the same time
and place the dwelling Land two lots.
Besides the house there are ...on the
premises a good stable, fruit trees,
etc- This is an excellent " property
and is well situated
Terms -Chattels Cash; real a:state
made, known on day of sale ar by ap-
plying on the. premises or to the auct-
ioneer.
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Watson, Props.
C W. Robinson,. Aust:'•
.Mother's Troubles
Mother's unending work arid
devotion drains and strains her
physical strength . and leaves
its mark in dimmed eyes and
careworn expressions -she
.ages before her time.
Any mother w h o is weary
. d languid should start taking
T9
CLEARING SALE OF CHOICE, UP
TO -DATE DWELLING' HOUSE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
There will be sold by Public Auc-,
on the premises, Lot 18, Andrew St.
EXETER, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1917
At 1 o'clock, sharp, the following ;—
Parlor suite, 5 pieces; sofa, arm chair
r2cking chair, small rocker, small
chair sideboard ,extension, tablfe
couch, set dining room chairs, 2
kitchen tables, 2 sideboards, kitchen
range, new; 'parlor coal heater, and,.
oil stove beds mattresses, and springs
dressers and wash -stands, bureau:
couch kitchen cupboard, rugs, car-
pets ,mats linoleums, pails, boxes
sealers crocks, .pans,: dishes, screen
doors, storm doors, wheelbarrows,
ladders, shovels, forks, hoes and oth-
er articles too numerous to mention.
Real .:•• estate consists pf a Lot : 48
feet frontage, running back to Fair
Grounds, 11 "room brick dwelling, 3
room cellar, and large attic, all in first
class condition; 'good' frame; stabler.
The buildings all wired in up -to' -date
style. There are some strawb:ea'ries,
raspberries and ' fruit : treas on, the
place.
There will also be sold the oldEl-
ectric Light Plant, with building,
tower, and vacant lot south of tower,
DRY SDALE
—x--o--x---
Another
—o--x--Another of the few remaining pio-
of Hay township, in.the peer
ao.i 0± Jahn Howard died an Monday
:slay 21st, at the ripe. old age of 88
years and 2 months{. Deceased was
born i,1 Ireland' and came to thisl count
:;y When a young .mane. He was sick
scarcely a day. For+over 20 years he
dro='c His Majecty's mail bet«ien
Drysdale and 'Kippen. His life part-
ner Mary McDonald, predeceased him
8 years 10 them were born eight,
children—four sons and four laugh-
ters-,Wi,Uam J::; Henry and Mrs.
English at home; Mrs, . Ravelle, Grand
Bend; Mrs, ,Pa -lock, Ripley,; Mts.
Porritt Edmonton, George' S. Zur-
ich, and James R(, Goderich:
attending the Crossley evangelistic
cervices, In Granton Methodist Church,
each night this ,weel4-Mr..and Mrs
Albert Scott of Sunshine. spent Sun-
day here. with her parentsl—Mi,ss 'An-
nie Hudson of Granton 'visited friend,
here the forepart of this week.—Hil-
da Gunning and Mrs`. J. Wright were
the guests _of Mrs. Seth. Brown near
Exeter, "'last week. --Mr. and Mrs, Ash-
bury pf Lucan spent Sunday here tet
guests of Mrs., Clarence Mi':lson•, their
daughter. -Mr, Thas, Gunning is this
week attending the branch meeting
of the W. fM, Si. at Petrolea,
t3 it A N D BEND
Mrs. Ed. Gill, jr,, who fell recently
and broke her knee cap, is doing as
well as -can be expected,—Mr. and Mrs
Walter England and Ethel Oliver of
Greenway visited P. I3aker's lilonday
, -The fishermen of this place had
their nets badly tarn by 'est week's
+' " * foists. -Russell Molilard dad Welland
OF PUREst °eeD LIVER OIL Ravelle and'Elton • Greens have' signed
u;p, Welland in London,' Russ 11 n
as a strengthening food and bracing %a,ti n a,i,l I',to:.n at North B y --H ,,t.
t<ttanic to acid richriess.to her blood '.v'., in Thedford last week. p•n husi-
-1 'ta build up her n m'" s before it "'sr
exve_ tie ,vg vfl- Cross Circle sent their
it too late. Start SCOTT'S
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, VTay'.siciiptrien'` to Y,lyrera.l Had aS.Lori>
don ort-"'tiy ✓ ];E,, contai, ...a the
fall
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to, vu's 97 pillow slips, 40 pail' of
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THE NEWEST
DISCOVERY' IN CHEMISTRY
Thie is a recent discovery of Doctor
Pierce, who'1 Mead of the Invalids':
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N. Y. Expenmentjs at Doctor Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there is no other eliminator of ,uric acid
that can be compared to it. For'those
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in the joints, in gravel and gout, and
invariably the pains and stiffness.which
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Go to your nearest drug store and
simply ask for a 50 -cent package of
"Anuric," manufactured by Dr. Pierce,
or send 10 Cents to Dr. Pierce for a
large trial package. If you suspect
kidney or bladder trouble, send him a
sample of your water and describe
symptoms. Doctor Pierce's chemist
will examine it, then Dr. Pierce will
report to you, without fee or. charge.
NOTE : — French scientists affirm that
"Anuric" is thirty-seven times more
active than lithia in eliminating uric
acid, , and is a harmless but reliable
chemical compound that may be safely
given: to children, but should be used
only by grown-ups who actually wish to
restore their kidneys to perfect. health,
by conscientiously using one 'box or.
more in extreme cases as'" Anuric:"
( thanks to Doctor Pierce's achievement)
is by far the most perfect kidney and
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reit, ..ti,f
Dr: Pierce's Pellets are the original
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little Pell for
little Liver Pills. .One 'ttle
s
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Terms -Real estate made known' an
day of sale. 'Chattels -Sums of $5.00'
and under cash; over that amount 6.
months credit on furnishing' approved'
t 3 et 'cent off for cash
on . credit amounts
Positively no reserve . -as the pra-
rietor has to move at once.
C. ZUEFLE T. CAMERON
Proprietor Auctioneer
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