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KIRICTON
Ma` F. 1), Sweitzer of thevillage
;tura hes ww•ile.., had a narrow escape
from injury by lightnin • when dur-
log one u1 the retort heavy thunder
storms r bolt struck the house, acl-
ually tusking n hole .1n, the floor un-
der the bed the old couple were at
the time occupying, Little damage
was done, but the occupants telt the
effect et the shock for .a tune;,—MTrs,
\h 1 eod 01' Lou(1on. rs Yisnting her;
sestet, \Its, la, ',Roger --s'1 s, J. Collie
and Miss i.izz.t. ;t'a'ble spore i few
day's lastweek m Stratford,„—Mrs. AV,
H. 'Marshall of St; 'Marys visited with
ftiends, her 1lis.s Vera. Roadhouse 04
Toronto is spending her vacation at
her home here,..—b'Lrs, R. Hoskins, we
art pleased to says hos recovered and
h:is, .fcturned from London Miss
'troupe of Lucknolr as st,tlrng in the
tie igl.b°rho()Cl with relatives` :tad
friends' for a brief t=t$r'1 -\Lr. and
Mrs, klv`in Douse and family et Luck-
now, arc visiting the C•ormcr's tither,
Mr, Robert Doppe,--After .e. visit in
this district, Wm. 'her- has gone to
Toronto; prior to retui'nlrig to hfrs
h:otne in. Hamiota' Ma etaba.
MOUNT CARMEL
Rev, Fr, Tierney spent last w•eele
at Sandwich—1\1r. 1' lOolli;ns and sis-
ters, Miss Nora. and Mrs': M. O'Rourk
attended the funeral of their brother-
in-law, Mr. John M•cIsaac at l) , trait
on Friday, July 13th.—Miss Margaret
Rowland is visiting at the home of
her brother John.—Mr. told MTS, r1i
Ryan and family of Chicago are spend
ing a fes` days at the home of .Mr,
Ryan's father, who is very low with
Daly slight hopes of his recovery.
Mrs Gleeson is ;visiting .: friends in this
neiglt•bor'hood;:—Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Coughlin and family- of Chatham spent
a few days at the home of his brother
Fraas —M i Ed. Hall has sufficiently
recovered from his ,recent long illness
as to be able • to be out agaito—Miss.
Marjory Guinan deft ,on 'Monday for
C;aatham, :where the .intends to tre••
mai;—Mrs. .Martha 'McPhee attended
the _ funeral of her little grtalndson,
John Cohan of Detroit, who was kill-
ed in that city last „week—Misses Mar-
garet and ;Bridget Breen of London is
spending 'a few weeks with their sis-
ter, Mrs. T, J. Hall. -\•Ir, Pat Flem-
ing of the 12th of-•1s5cGillivra:y is all
smiles at the arrival of •.a" daughter
on July 13th.
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THURSDAY, JUL's 19, 1917_.
Crediton
Tlie Centralia 'baseball team 'went
over to Fullerton last Wednesday ev-
eniag to play ball. The score vvas a
tie -4 to 4." ;
Several from Centralia celebrated
the 12th of July. intStratford,. A few
others in London.
Mlissee• _lfariom Neyl, Jessie Connor
and Edna -Hackett pupils from here, -
who tried the Entrance exam_, all
Mr. and Mfrs. Brooks and family vis
itedi,ie. "Belgrave Sunday.
Mr \Vm, -Oke ; has treated himself
to a` new car, The Country Club.
\Ir. and Mrs. Chas. Greb of [;.itch- Rev. Mc•iibbon. of Woodham took
er 'visited Mr, and Mrs. August Hill charge of the services its Centralia
test avec'. Sunday while Rev . Finlay preached
Mr, Janes of the Bank staff is -mend: annitersary services in Woodham,
rag his holidays in Wyoming. Mfrs Clarke; whois at .present- iiv-
Otto Ewald has opened up a butlog_ with her grand daughter, firs. J.
cher shop in the old stand. \\ e, wish Dempsey, has been ,very ill for the
hiur ever} success in the enterprze, ast few days, but is at present re -
Mrs, Fred Young of \-cyawing as covering nicely, •
visiting friends en town. 'Arise B. and ;\Master Edgar
Essery
A little son was born ,in the bonze oI Palmerston are visiting friends ;n
of Mr. and _lira, William Smith last and around 'Centralia '-
Wednesday. ' Death of MIiss Moffatt..—There pass -
Lorne Brown with his niece Miss " ed away at the home of her brother
Ruth Sweltzer returned to Kitchener another of our oldest residents in the
on Monday after spending his holt person of Miss ;Sarah 5, Moffatt, ag-
days here with his parents.. ed 70 years, Del -leased had been in
W. A Sambrook and Henry Schenk failing. health for upward of two years
visited friends in Woodham Sunday. ° but her condition: %did not assume a
Our farmers havecommenced hay- !serious nature until about 'two weeks
ing and we are all hoping for a sea- 'ago, when she was compelled to take
soe o good dry weather in order ber bed, and suffering- from an acute
attack of heart trouble gradually sank
till the end camel Miss :Moffatt was
born La London, but moved from
there with her pa•i,ents to the town-
ship o£ Bianshard, and later to Cer1-
ciI oo Esieter, He lute disposed of ` trails where she has been, a resid °.nt
h,' Chevrolet et to Garnat Sw e iter: for over 41 e r Sbe. is survived
Fraser Brown of Rio haner spent by two sisters and one brother :firs.
Sunday 1t hone with h;s' mother.. J E, Ridout of Detroit; \Lys.: H,
Daniel :Niel/sato was 1n Fietro;,t 1.0 t Heodra of London, and lir. William
week attending The ,funeral :if his _lfoffatt of Centralia, with whom de-
brother
e-b ow ee: Ior,n. ceased has lived for many years. The
\li. at..i :its. 1'oiker and \tr__,foseat'funeral took piac,e oa Sunday to St.
13rovrn teetered her from Pigeitn \Tart's cemetery
Mirh,. last week -arid spent a few clay -s.
with Air. end Mrs. Won, Snaith. They
return,' on :11loadae:e Mrs. V oelke+-
-ram,. n,:ig here for sometime,
that seine head way may be made.
Mrs. Penhale of Exeter visited Mr,
and Mrs. Thos T .v e hi k Sunday,
J. A Mia:danald was pur::hrsed a
Gray, Dort eurtabout 'from T. H.Nen-
QAreatz •a cumber front here attend-
ed lie Evangelical picnic. at Grand
Bend last • Tuesday-. Ari occasional
chi:tele made the 'rtsef400ii unpleasant,
but the afternoon cleared sut,sciernily
to allow the sports so .be, run off.:
Tnc e-ommittee of arrangements }had"
prepared a new line of sportstith:ch. `a rnurh larger acreage than usual had.
kept t s. ;tastes: at lever ,ham at„ Lib.- been planted, promises ito be. very`
oral .pre t�s were 0 fer.0 so that or...
rioar 'some of the farmers " prosy ing
er�:o:ie w-•'rs keen to sale out. The ,emn up.. -The annua3 strawber r1 fell
tt.t; 01 .vat sn t lx't betw-ee:7.:lia me r, rival of, St. James' Church, held on
women end boys: tau. ed lots of fun the lawn of Mr. Leo. Hodgins, was a
as s, e;1 a, the tu��o: vs ar on 11ot's -r splendid success, ` the proceeds 1-
-.1 ti a ?t4 Errs t>t t •G mounting to about $150 --The weekly
C I'� ,t -' NI •yua. l..c, trip ace meets held on Ira Bice"s track
r i.oz•t program ss as stela, ' ev, had to be out off Saturday owing t'o.
b:.. ci ac tLti as chairman, 1 ha :.lure the • rani This is the fourth week .
Chorus rendered eeveral iselerffoits ; that the race fans "have been disap-
�4 sang tine solo, the imel:,ed:—G. Flannery of Detroit has
w Ore es c g -'1t. a duett Saud w,hor. ` aure:h.sed the 50 -acre farm of Williamit:i a sssv' ere lustre c J. H + noir Smith, „1st concession of McGillivray.
mann and Herb Elbe:. rhe ;,:cure for 55,000.
7)3sseed 0 1 i+uite successfully allti all , ilssS Jennie. Cunningham and her
thoa who attended •I tel :i good :zime, v ni'Jtbst are r-istting relativves `YY Sar—
UE. ; yii:i and Port. liuron.—bliss Florence
!Lewis o. Hepworth is spending her
;Folio vs with her ',parents of this
place. --Mrs. Stage, • of Tlilsonourg to -s
returned home:after wending a few
\i: is ni5;'` •:,''1 , .:1.2v, its i,th. relatives •of this place, —
1: . r`. free r) Z\`no Hodgins has just received
tris: , eti rt, 1- hrec cars of coal from the ;lames,—
-lr. P. Aee:.lsaac. and Nit's. l). Resta 'Wesley Hennessey has returned to
,_ ye
sitentied the funeral est a lir home in To onto after spending'
• b"i i)ther rat 'Detroit : eeet week. a wee': or. so with his parents i':f h'
Miss Lydia Schroeder at xe.o' ;s place.—Miss Lela Levis .is • speaditag
visiting at 1•.er home. Bari:, tat: holidays in London sv'th her sis-
titist s - lung Lias yz tures to her ter._ Anumber from. 'tit%s 'to:5n at-
hc-rne Ste \%enedy, It., atter rete d'e oetsderl. the dance at Grand Beri41.-1tn
her v a,,tlion he.e'asw:fle frac ds. Saturday evening. --This locality ryas
Mr. t. `:.Ke11ermaa has a net kit:rhea beet vatroieiaed with ,local rain shoW-
added to his house. era the last few days. Farmers are
Mr. O. W„ 'ShOre. <01 Woodbridge is reavia,•,some difficulty hatvestiing the
visiting in town at present. tray. , crop.
Miss Era Guenther entertained the ot.
members tat her tSunciay School Class SAINTSBURY
at her home Monday evening. t Mr, AVin, Dickins underwent an. op -
Mr, and 'Mrs, dr. 'Ktra•ft of Zurich eratiow at his home here on Thurs-
• e visitors its town Thursday, day last for appendicitis. The oper-
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e. few days in Zurich last week', is now, recovering nicely'.
CL-ANDEBOYl
Rain has impeded the farmers . cut -
tin Mia- throughout this district and
the small acreage ,that has been cut
will be a total `Loss if weather condi-
tiois don't change, Mr. EsLe Hodg-
S0,1. ;rho finished 'cutting.twenty acres,
of sweet clover July 4' and which
was one of the f 'nest crops seen.
in tilts district, will probably- have a
total loss ' The bean crop, .of -which•
SCI;3•OOL REPORT of S. S No,
3, Stephen, for the month. of Tune:—
Sr,
June:Sr. 4—A, Christie ,83, E. Preszcator
81., L. Parsons 72. Jr, 4—E. 3ehrtoe-
der 57, C Willis. Sr. 3--G, Chtristie
76, J, Willis 66, J, Dearing 63. ;Jr. 3
-E, .Dearing 67, F. Parsons 62, H.
Schroeder 44, Sr. 2—R, iJory 78,- 13.
Pr-eszcator- 76, 11, Pcmhale 70, Jr, 2
Rosa Dearing 76, Stella Dearing 75
liclna Dearing 71, `,lice. Preszcator67
Florence Schroeder 61, Sr, P't. 1,
Luella St,lnlake---•59, Eli Christie 57;
Jr, Pt, 1>l'ltldred dory 67, Marie Wil --
lis , Printer Henry Schaioeder, Elia'
Dearing, No. on roll 29, average 25;
—Florence Triebner, teacher,
WHkLEN -
Mr. T. ,\7. ^Mlillson of Mt. Brydges
was here on Saturday and sold his
fine 160 acre farm to Mr,. French of
North Dakota, for the.. sum of. $12 -
000. Mrs. French is well-known a
round here, ,she having spetit con-
siderable of her otounger days here.—
Mr. Sarna \Iillson of :gear Mitchell and;
son Wilbert were were Saturday and
spent the day with the former's broth-
er of _Mt.Brydges—Mr, ,Georgte,Squire'
has purchased a ;house in Granton and
will move there this , falL .Raymond
Brooks has successfully passed his
Entrance exams. at Lucary.-pulite a
.targe number from around 1leret. took
in the lZth of July celebration at
Stratford.—Miss Emily Sinclair of
London visited her cousin, Mrs. Het_.
for _Unison, last week.
WOMAN SUFFERAG$.
Its War Tinge °Aspect.
London, Eng. The women of England.
are doing their duty. They are taking
care of the wounded, or if they carrnot
assist in work of that land they are adding
their savings to promote the good work.
They are knitting find sewing for the
soldiers at the front. The suffragists have
given so little trouble to the government
that it will undoubtedly soften the hearts
of those in Parliament, :since the "'mili-
tants" have - turned as their energies to
aid the fighting men of England, and
so sufferage may soon come after this
'terrible war is over.
Thousands of women in Canada have
overcome their ` Sufferings, and have
been cured of woman's ills by Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. This temperance
medicine, though" started nearly half a
century ago, sells most widely ' to -day,
because it is made without alcohol or
narcotics. It can now be had in tablet
form as well as liquid, and every woman
who suffers from backache, , headache;.
nervousness, should take this "Prescrip-
tion" of Dr. Pierce. It is prepared from -•
nature's roots and herbs and does not
contain : a particle of alcohol or any nar-
cotic. It's not a secret prescription for
its ingredients are printed on wrapper.
Many a woman is nervous and irri-.
table. feels dragged down and worn out
for no reason that she can think of. In
ninety-nine per ^ cent.- o2 these ;cases : it.
is the womanly; organism that : requires
attention; the weak back, diszy spells"
and black circles about; the eyes, are` only
symptoms. :.Go to -the source of trouble.
When that is corrected the other symp-
toms
ymp-toms' disappear.
Da
LLUMLEY
On Thursday of this week -Miss El-
va Bolton leav=es for Bloomsburg, Pa.,
where she will spend her vacation with
her aunt. Airs. Hummer;-BurtoniKeys
C. P. R agent, at Tralee, Onto 'spent
his leave ' with his mother, Mrs. Park-
er.—Miss . Gerrie Alitchell is -as at
Grand Bend Sunday.—Mrs. John Tra-
ouair has gone to Saskatcth-awash to
v -;sit her son Albert, -Mr. Geo,• Hob
kirk is so much, improved in health
:hat he is able to take a drive occa-
siorally.:—Mr. Robinson and family
have moved from .Fred Elleer.ngton's
farm to Mts. W. N. Glenn's ±arm.
\\%e are pleased to report that the
three -Entrance ,pupils of our school
have all been duccessful.—Airs. Frank
Ryckman'-is i.n Tlaronto on a visit.—
:Airs Kate Bell of Hensall spent the
week -end with Airs. Gordon Bolton:
CHISELI3URS'T
MM;. John Wren and wife of Toronto
are visiting reiatires •1±ere—The Red
Cross Circle here donated 551:00 to-
ward France's tDay,-Mr. and `hlro
\lo'oney were in London recently- at-
tending. the marriage of their son.
Rev_ Actor 'Mooney, to,a -Miss Hamb-
ly of tbe sane city.—Mrs. Slavin has
returned from ' .i;ncard;.ne —Mir, and
\Mrs. Jones 01 Iisborne.To. spent Sun-
day at R. Cole's.—Rev. Powell will oc-
cupy the pulpit again next Sunday-.
BRUCEFIELi) -
\fr. John iSw-an has improved the
apneZranee of his outbuildings "Pot re-
roofing.—.Ur Edna Boyce, wife and
family- ;motored to Blake Sunday The
Relay' Circle are holding their Garden.
Party on Mr. Percy Madden's lawn
on Friday evening next. Clinton
t i_Ity Band w`i 11 furnish., the program:.
Yyner, who has been visiting
her daughter; has returned to her
home in Clinton,—Air. Cottle of
Thames Road spent a few- days with
\'Ire J.; Hazelwood,—Dr. Glandfield`s
mother of -Appin spent a few days
here last stele}=Miss Alma Gibson
of Uxbridge visited at the home of
'Mrs Robt. 'Murdock- last week. ?Mrs.
Jos Gray of .Hamilton is visiting' at
`? e home of Mr. Ben Higgins.—Miss
Muriel Elcort spent the ss#eek-euro
11ri`rt friends i«. Hen `. Mr::' \G, '5)
MoOsieen S)'1'..Vancouver are at the
Parental borne of Mr. J. Foote, Ban
noct.burn-
GRAND BEND RED CROSS
St. Thomas, Ont.—"I wish to say for
the benefit of other women who suffer
that I'.recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription as a -great help..I have
personally recommended the same to
many who in turn have been., helped a
great deal by its use. "—M'S. F. J
RovrDEN. 19 Oliver, St., St. Thomas, Ont.
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK & REAL ESTATE
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Thos.: Cameron has received. instruc-
tion 'from the undersigned; to sell by
Public '-Auction on Part of °.Lot ;154
on _lB nron St. 'Exeter,: one-qua=rte'r of
a mile east of Main St.- on 'Saturday
o'clock the
....8th
. of July 2 oco Jul atstia r21
-the following. ' a
One tiure bred ,filly ,wising 2 years
old by C`umberlands Glory; 1 tiliYi
rising 3 years; 1 cowdue to calve
due in August. 1 ton of beet pulp.
1 set scales, 2000 lbs. Gurney; one
root pulper.
, HOGS
20: tpure bred York sows the most
of them due in .August and Se»rt. 91
number of boars and sows 4 months
old. 1 Yorkshire hog 1 year old.
REAL ESTATE
Report from MMay 1st to July l6--
Receipts
Peaty Bags for .May 526,06
Co-i,ett 87. G.B. Pres. picnic, • 90
Stephen Couhcii 100.00
Penny Bags ,for June 30,6.1:
July 1st Tag Day 70.'68.
uiv 14. Col. for France's Day. 125.55
$353.73
Expenditure
Hyrnan Hall for yarn $28.00
Ross & Ravelle material 39.30
' xpres on yarn d0
France's Day, sent Treas. Lon 125.5
1.93.25'
Balance " $160,48.
Many thanks to all those who tori-
y
^>`' collection for
abused toward our.
France's' Day, July ;4th.
ADIAl\I ERC BANK.
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C,V•O,i LLD., D,C,L„ President
UP 1500®OOO 1
CAPITAL PAID e � o 0
SIR JOHN AIRD, General Mar ager
tI V. F. JONES..Ass't. Gen'l, Manager
RESERVE FUND R . $13,500,000
EACH DOLLAR SPENT
ON NON -ESSENTIALS W ENS THE
EMPIRE'S GREAT CAUSE.
Place your surplus earnings in our Savings
parent where they.. will earn i.:terest
at the 'rate of 3% per num; 13
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The Deavit property on Gidley St:
a good seven roomed ;frame !dwelling
and Stable, hard. and! soft water.`'1-2
acre of land and. small .fruit gaxfden
Terms on real estate made known' oa
day of sale. Mrs. Deavitt, Prolirietress
TERMS: OF STOCK
Six months credit on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes, at 6 fes' Dent peri
annum.
Chas. Harvey, Thos. Cameron. •
Proprietor Auctioneer.
'VDU can't "touch up" worn-out spots in the linoleum or carnet.'
When ifs worn, that's the end of it.
A Painted. Floor can be "touched up" whenever it shows,
signs of`wear. It's bright and cheery-sanitary—easily cleaned
and ti?tP=most of painting is a mere detail.
(Made in Canada)
is the old familiar,' tried -and -tested, reliable 'Paint for the floors
,that wears _ and wears and wears. It's ready for the brusi
simply stir and spread. Dries quickly with a high lustre, and free
of stickiness: Anyone can make a grand job of it with Senour's
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14 serviceable colors—something to suit every xoom in
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