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THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, 1917
LLMLEY
KIRKTON
Mrs. John •Writlit speni;t last tt'eek i ""'
the guest of her grunt, Mrs: Thomas
Bron -1.•, --Mrs, Bert Sheswi11 of London
last • creek here, .flze guest of her
ter, Mrs Wm, and Mrs,;
Wiggle, ane son:oi Detroit spent last
tt e ek here n t Patrick Mc f, ge's,-Mt^,
anti Mrs Thos, Gunning, Mi and Mrs',
David Johnston, Mr and Mrs. Hec-
tor Millsan all motored to London on
'Friday' and spent the day avi•th friends
-Mrs, Wm, 'Ogden. ;returned home
Saturday, after spending a few weeks
with • her father at 1V,ia(idon -Ward
has been received o1 late from all th.,
boys tvho went from around here as
soldiers. to 'France, is'o)ne being on the
firing- line. They are as follows : Pte.
Gordon Morley, Alnres• Morley, Oscar
Morley.. Lorne Gunning, Percy 'Foster.
Fred Hopkins, Fred White, Fred
Brennin Wm. Toohey, \Vellington
Batten. -Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Frlee-
nsan of Granton ;spent Sunday ' with
her :parents here, --The W, M. S. roet
on Wednesday at the home. of Mrs.
John W. Hodgson The_ Re:d Cross
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society sent a large bale •of g'cads,-
'Fiags are being-Isold around here and
money raised to help the sufferings
of the French .soldiers,
Mrs. Geo, Hazlewood who has been
a sufferer ,for some time from cancer
of the stomach, died at her home
near here on the , Base Line, Mane
shoed.,, ane Jayne 27 th, in the 47th year
of,.her ,agee. The deceased had lived',
heinentire,ltfe can the, district and was
conseqfiend kHorvataeverresidentyy
She was an active church worker and
had many frieaids. For a month be-
fore -hes death shoe was confined to
'her room but was a patient sufferer
She was a daughter sof. Mr. Alfie*d
Johnston ,of•;'Kirkton .end ;a sister. of
Mr Fred Johnston of the village.
She '.leayes a husband and three ; little
children, Oliver, Elsie and. Verna, the
eldest being but eleven. years .of age
The deceased was a faithful member
of tWoodham Methodist :Church.-4Ir"
J'_„Elliottehas sold': her house to Mr:
George+:Hall.-Mr. Wm. Kerr of Ham -
iota, Man., is visitting Mr. D. Rod-
ger -Dr C. Callender and wife ,of
Fargo, N. Dakota, spent a few days
p g y ttith ,,Mrs 'c W. T. Roadhouse -Bert
Doupe,,, Public School teacher of Lind-
say. returned to ''spend his vacation at.
home here. -Miss Annie Dawson of
Niagara=• Falls is visiting friends a
:round ;Kirkton_-The Rev. 141r. Brown
the n.ev .Methodist 'minister, and fam-
ily = have arrived.
Jas Horton. was in St. 'Iarys
Monday evening ori' buisnes, ( Wse
St!e
art McQueen'and Jas.; Baoadfoot Kaye
fine ,new windmills !erected for pufn -
fag water and no doubt will be a great
convenience to .their owners ;fr
and Mrs. Adam and elating'; ea -ate:'
,cf
'Kindersley. Sask., •Messrs. Raba a1.td'
t
Jas. Stewart of Elmira, spent afell
days wuring the'week' with Mfrs Vxar-;,
garet GlW .aenn.-Rev. Bert . ktnaa
and bride are s endin their honxe
moon with relatives 'itn the. cbunt y
and with his sister, Mrs. Ryekmat ,
here. -Noah Horton is .putting -cement
floors in the stable on the fasrn Of
his brother .Franklin. Frank Ryclf-
man has had the telephone installed^,
-Mrs, Stewart McQueen recei.�?ed
word that her brother Sidney 114kr
tbur had been wounded in the head,
-Clifford Selves spent Sunday un`cler'
the parental woof, -Master' Allen Mil-
ler of London was a visitor at' the
homee of his uncle Matthew Miller:-
Mr. Aldrich of the 6th con. had, the
misfortune to have h's stable destroy
ed by fire on Saturday evening. Two,
pigs, a buggy and Chitty hens were
also consumed. With the stringent
times it is ,acute a lass.-Artthur Cole
has returned from ;Chatham College,
LU CAN -
Mrs. 3, R. McComb has returned
after spending several months with
her son at Port Arthur. -Mr. Wm,.
Martin. who underwentan operation
in the hospital, Stratford, is -improv-
ing favorably -Mr, John B. Armitage
merchanthas purchased the building
occupied by Mr. W. 1:). Ferguson as
a drug stare on Main street. Mr.
Ferguson has leased the store in the
Stanley Opera House black, former-
ly- ,occupied b,' Mr. L irrkirn Master
Arnold Souverign is spending a` feiv
weeks with his grandmother at Jarvis.
-i)r, and Mrs, W. W. Wright and son
of Wards Island, 'NN. Y., spe,rst a test
days with Mr: and Mrs, Archie Webb
-Mr. Wm. Rollins, *,ha some mantas
ago was severely injured at the front
has arrived home Mr. Chas Hobbs
wife .daughter and ;son, have gone to
Grand Bend to spend the summer:,
BIDDULPH
A very pretty wedding tank ,place
in St. Patrick's R. C. Church, Luca,a,
on Wednesday morning, when Miss
Margaret Lamphier, daughter of \fir,
and Mrs. Anthony Lamphier,
married to Mr. Charles i'dcllha,:- ey,
son of Mrs. Johan \Icllhargcy', Swamp
Line, Bidduhph. Rev. Father ,,Quig-
ley ab Windsor, relttia;e of the groom
' GREEN W AY
-On Sunday last the members of
Parkhill and Greenway L. O. L. at-
tended divine a-or'stup iri the Metho-
dist •'Church. Rev. H. Willaans con-
ducted the ,service, assisted by Rev.
Cob orn:e ' of Toronto, ,Chaplain of the
Lodge. The sermon rom the text,
"The sword of the Lord and of
Gideon," was instructive and •inspir-
ing, :;and the ,apeniin.g, prayer by Rev.
Cab'urnc an inspiration to everyone
prescot ,-The D. V. B. Club, ;form-
erly known. is the Beaver Club, sent
the following Red Cross- supplies to
Hy titan Hall : 12 day shirts' 50 pil-
low slips, 50 towels,: 52 trench, towels,
23 pair of socks, 4 wash, -cloths. To
the Belgian ,Relief 'Fund 2 conifor'-
ters';'and 6 boys' .shirts -Ethel Oliver,
Secretary,. -Miss Nellie Hudson. anis
her friend, Miss (Curtis are `visiting
with the fiormer's starent {.-a iss;Adah
McPherson and Miss Minnie Sherritt
have returned from their schools for
the -holidays(.-Mrs.. A. Golin is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, London.,
Her friends hope far a speedy re-
every. -Mrs. J. Foster has been vis
it':ng her son, Rev. J. L:- Foster of
3ryansttoni,-Miss Minnie Ridley of
Toronto is visiting:: her mother. -Mr,
Walter McPherson who has been in
Landon is spending a few weeks at,
home. -Mr., Nelson Hayter and family
moved ,to their -sew home near Thed-
ford recently, They will be much
missed in the neighborhood. -Mr: and
Mrs. S., -Hayter and daughter Miss Ag-
gia have returned to the old home-
stead after living at Grated Bend- for
several years. Their many friends
and neighbors welcome them tatheir
old` home, -Mrs C. H, Wilson ,and
Hugh spent last week at .Grand Bend,
ELIMVILLE
The Elimv:,lle Sunday School An-
niversary services were held.ort Sun-
day July 1st, when very instructive
and, much appreciated sermons were
preached by the Rey. J. W. Baird,
B. A,, and A. 11c1Csbbia, B. A. Both
services were well attended, though
the weather was anything but invit-
ing •
On Monday the Annual Picnic was
held in Mr: E, Jahns' orchard, Games
football baseball, races, etc.,were
indulged in by the young people until
time for they afternoon entertainment,
The 'Uniondale Orchestra, whakind
1' gave their services free, entertain-
ed an appreciative ccrowd1 Later in
:he afternoon. the •+Rev. and Mrs. J.
F Knight, who ,had driven from
Kirkton, where they had eloterta.ned'
those at the Methodist picnic, stopped
on their way to Hensell to favor us
with a good program. Rev. and Mrs.
Knights' accompaniments and singing
were much applauded, Mr. Booth-
royd, teacher in the College of Mus-
k, Detroit and evho is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs,. ;C. Johns favored us
with some choice peanoforte selec-
tions. Mr. Boothroyd es'amusician of
exceptional skill and ,iia was a rare,
treat to hear him. A bountiful supper
was provided by the ladies of
the Sunday School. The 'proceeds a -
,mounted to about $185.00.
performed'
the ceremony. iYliss • Bar- • -The strawberry' social held at Grace
bars Dann played the wedding march church Wednesday,, ev'g was an en -
and Mr, Philip McGee, cousin of the
en-
joy -able affair. A ;good crowd was
bride ,ang: The bride, who alta;. present and enjoyed the program very
daintily attired in white orga'ne,
d .with, much Proceeds $65. -Pees. Arthur
larger white hat an,d carrying white Melilla and 'Cliff Buchanan were home
tk
ended by her S for the holiday.
Carnations was at;
ter, llis. Nora. Lamphier, also 14Kea;r
ing white organdie and carrying •p;,nk British' brought clown item German
carnations, while the ` groom was as air ;Blanes after a raid an London. in
si.sted-by has brother, Mr, Austin- Mcivlich a number of civilians were kill-
(lhargey, N ed and wounded. Following this 84
aviators bombed the Krupp Factory.
C:331SE7 £si7k€sT • ti •id , many titles,
Wilke Slavin i,s laid up ;ryith an The 'Russian offensive ,seems to be
ai. tack o1 pneuman'r„i. batrid,; ,Chappel the real thing and three Russian arm -
is also lir ,with pneumonne We hr•pe les are now fighting and gaiting
for a speedy (recovery for Both, -Rev grotf d and prisoners g'•
'Knight is^ 'in 1St, Th.omae attendingth:e _' eve1 thousand •prisatier.s..aadfo:rtyx
Stammer,,Sch'aal. Rev, Powell will on- eight guns have been captured by
cupy,the pulpit in the absence of.the Russia en their advance•,into Galicia.
pastor, -Mites Bell Brintrieli has 'the•
position of organist in the church, ST. MARYS,=The oldest resident
Carl Stoneman has a new Ford car of this town, Grace Chowen Crozier
and Dineen .a McLaughlin) 1 Tr„ , died. ton July • 6th,' at • the. home'of ''hrr
E. n ,She year.S hads
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" "visile. 'was a .recent vl�it- �;to'i� Gcorge-•inhec 94th K
Jahns, lim
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pr, whit hes daughter, ivlis, I'ybtat,,- . iyecl, il?zi St„ ivlarys sante a girl.
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SCHOOL REPORT of S. S. No. 2,
Usborne :-Sr. 4 -Max. 208-G. , Stew-
art 138; L. Knight 120; 1�'1 Doupe
-(70 per cent. out of 100) Sr. .3 Z
Mak. 153-A. Hunlein 114; M. Cottle
112; C. Doupe60. Jr. 3 -Max. 153-
S. Pollen 118; G. McDonald 111; S.
Francis 110; L. Fulton 74.-i Sr. 2
Max.110-W. Allison 97; G. Hodgert
83; W. Allen 79; . C. Campbell, 78;
E. Stewart 65; G. 'Knight 54. Jr. 2 -
Max. S0 -H. Ptollen 43; R< Turnbull
38; B. Campbell' 30; R. Cottle 27;
G. Fulton 26;;, C. Stewart 21.
E. Weld Teacher.,
SCHOOL REPORT S. S. N. 1, Us
borne, May and •June. Those marked
* absent for ane or mar•e examinations..
Total marks 1:100.; :Pass 660, Sr. 4th,
Harold Wood :810, Edgar Cudmore 766
Jr. 4th, Clarence ;Down 811,- Anna
Moir 766, Earl :'Mitchell 600* ; Total
1000, pass 600, ;Sr. 3rd Garden. Cud
more 682, Melvin -Moir 662, Vera
Duna 632; Jr. 3rd, Olive Wood 685
Loreen - Dunn 621, James Oke. 580, L
McDonald 432`; Total 700,' pass 420
Jr. 2nd, Mervin !Cwdn>,'are 496, Cora
Cooper 456, Nora 'Oke 418, Pearl'
Harris 386* Lloyd McDonald 235*
1st; Total 400, ;{pass 240, Maybelle
Strang 345, Melville iDow,n 319, ' Pearl
Wood 305, Alex, Rhode 304.
t�.e,l 1r'OB
c Rheumatism and Dropsy.
Kidney. Bladder and Uric Acid troubles
bring misery to many. When the kidneys
are weak ot diseased these natural til tees
do not cleanse the blood sufficiently, and
the poisons are carried to all parts of the
body. There follow depression, aches
and pains, hcaviness,•drowsiness, Irrita-
bility, headaches, chilliness and rheu-
matism. In some people there are sharp
pains in the back and loins, distressing
bladder disorders and sometimes obstin-
ate dropsy. The uric acrd sometimes
forms into gravel or kidney stones. When
the uricacid affects the muscles and
joints, it causes lumbago, rheumatism,
gout or sciatica. This is the time to try
"Anuric." Send 10c. for trial package.
During digestion uric acid is absorbers
Into the "system from meat eaten, and
even from some 'vegetables. The poor
kidneys get tired and backache begins.;
This is a good time to take "Anurtee,,"
the new discovery of Dr. Pierce for Kid-
ney trouble and Backache. Neglected
kidney trouble is responsible for many
deaths, and Insurance Company examin-
ing doctors always test the water of an
applicant before a policy will be issued..
Have you ever set aside a bottle of water
for twenty-four hours? A heavy sedi-
ment or settlesometimes indicates kid-
ney trouble. The true nature and char -
actor of diseases, especially those of the
kidneys and urinary organs, can often
be determined by a careful chemical -an-
alysis and microscopical examination--
this
xamination-this is done by expert chemists of the
Medical, Staff of the Invalids' Hotel. If
you wish to know your condition send a
sample of your water to Doctor Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. and de-
scribe your symptoms. It will be ex-
amined without any expense to :you, and
Doctor Pierce or his Staff of Assisting.
Physicians will inform you truthfully.
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or
are you :subject to throat troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the rare curativepowers
of Scott's, Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott' s Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res-
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
Iv -Ala the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special-.
fists. Yc.t Can get it at any drug store.
sant & nowne. Toronto, Ont.'
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed' Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
Crediton - Ontaric
meow Tay(3)erg I
Read all about yourself, your system,
physiology, anatomy, -hygiene, simple
home cures, etc., in the R„ moron Sense
Medical Adviser,"a book of 1004 pages.
Send to Dr. V. .: Pierce, Buffalo, N Y
3O cents in one -cent stamps for a cloth-
bound copy. Customs prepaid.
Auction Slate
:OF HOUSE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS
On Saturday, July 14th, cgmmen,
ting at 1 ceelook,The undersigned has
received instructions to sell by pub-
lic auction on the premises, the foie
lowing 'valuable articles, part Of the
estate off the late Wm. Daungey, ten
the corner or . Main and Nelson Sts,
consisting oaf -5 piece parlor suite, 3
Small tables, 1 dining room table, 1
'fall leaf table, 1 oak china cabinet, 6
dining room chairs, 7 rocking chairs,
•C• W. ROBINSON •
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOrt-for Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford, Farm
Steck Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshatt Warerooens, next door ,to,
Centra' Hotel, Main Street,. Exeter;
Charges' moderate and satisfaction ,is
uaranteed
ISAAC R.'CARLING, B,A,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor for The Mai-
sons Bank,` Etc, Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest,
Office -Maim Street, Exeter,
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
proo•P'r•ty at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr. G F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.,rD,D.S
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. CDS of Ont.
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Office over Ceiling's law • Office.
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DENTIST
DR A R. KINSMAN, LDS ; ;D D,S;
Honor Graduate Toronto Uni`versrte
Teeth extractid'without pain or arse
overad .:..a &
c
bad effects, Office GI in n
Staabury s Office, Main Street, Exeter
CANADIAN
OF COMM1E.RC.E
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
LLD D,CL President
SIR JOHN AIRD. Gensral Manager
H, V. F, JONES, Ass's. Gen'i, Manager
CAPITAL PAID Up, $15,044,000 REsERvE FUND, $13,500,000
It is IMPERATIVE that EVERY, PERSON
IN CANADA. should
WORK HARD WASTE NOTHING
SPEND LITTLE SAVE MUCH
Interest allowed at 3% per annum on Savings Deposits 3
of $1 and upwards at any branch of'the Bank.
EXETER. BR. -A. 1r, l;:uhn, Mgr. CR$DITON-J. A. McDonald Mgr:.
INCORPORATED 1855
Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
96 Branches In Canada
A General Backing Business Transactid
Circidar L etters of Credit
Bank Monet; Orders
SAVING BANK, DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCH -
W D. CLARKE, Manager,
GILSON ENGINES
The Engine ot Oonstaut Service
6 kitchen chairs, 1 arm nhair, -end Absolutely Guaranteed
lounge, 1 cupboard,1 oak bedroom.
suite. l bureau, 1 bedstead, 1 stand;; GILSONSILO �1 ��e N a�EA.11:3r1�
2 mattresses and `2 snri:ngs, 1 velvet
'arlor drug, 1 room wool rug
4 small' rugs, 4 bedroom carets, two
linoleums, 1 kitchen: range, 1 coition,
stove. washing machine and wringer,
1 lawnmower, sewing machine, one
vacuum bleaner, 1 carpet sweeper;'
1 i0'Ceder mop, 1 set of flat irons,'
dishes, glassware, 1 toilet set, pic-
tures, 2 olocke, laoe courtelns, ,pots,
pans, tea kettles, carpenter and glare.:
dener tools;' sealers and Droit; 2 strap
Madders. 2 ladders, budksaw, wood,
1 set single harness, 1 robe and hotrs!ei
blanket, several other aaiticles too
numerous to mention.
The House will be offered dorI
salel
if not sold before. .
TERMS -Cash for $ousetioId' ,
goods
Terms for house made known on) day '
off sale.
Mrs.'Wm, Dauncey.. 'RobinsonC.W,I
Pronrietiress . 'Auctioneer. •
The Lightest Running Blowers Made
Beware of imitations and infringments.
THE HYLO SILO -Entirely different and
infinitely superior.
Ask Wm. Frayne, Exeter, Agent
Or write:
GILBON MFG. 00. 285 York St. Guelph Ont.
Please do not wait till Wednesday
to send innews for publication. The
earlier copy for printing reaches us•
the better. As soon as one •issue of
the paper has gone out to subscribers
we are ready to receive copy for tile
next, This applies to advertise-
ments as well as items of news.
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