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THURSDAY, AUG: 2nd, 1917.
Daahwod
Miss G. :McDowell .of Belgrave is
.visiting friends here this week.
Mr. Ed, Siebert of Detroit spent
the week end en town
Miss Mary Ehlers of Kitchener is
visiting her brother, Mr. J, K. Ehlers Homely and Proud of It.
lemnkly, I know 1 am not a band-
slime man. and equally frankly, 1 an
knowledge that l don't want to be a
bandsome man. As a matter of per-
sonal confession f may say that 1 have,
hot a single misgiving about my face
which is one of those "homely"—I rtsv
the word to the eimerieart sense•-
stratghtforccard. rugged. hewn out of
n rock and thin stamped trpon'eby a
steamy. roller• sort of cuuntenance.
which command the admiratioe of all
fortunate enough to bare cau.h.t sight
.of It -once., 1 write `unc•e" beteuae 1
beard a servo+is women remark as 1
came out of . the stage door of the
Gaiety one night that if ever Mae save
I a face like mind amain she would tier-
. go to the eater > ate wuuldn t be
CLERIC'S NOTICE OF FIRST P,theater
OST a able to In raucous tones ehe said that
ING OF VOTERS' LISTS a second shock like that would he too
much for-, :her weak heart and delteats
state of health,
But I am not Jealous of handeome
men—not a bit of it. Beauty forsooth:
It should be a drug on the marlet.—
Edmund. Payne in Lonrho Strand Mag
aline,
an tee -cream social will be held
under the auspices of the Thames
Road Farmers Club, at the home of
J. RN. Ratcliffe, on the Thames Road
do Friday evening, August the 3rd,
Refreshmeuts will be served from
11 to 8 p.m. after which an excellent
programme will be given. Jas. Gar-
diner, M.P.P. of Saskatchewan, and
formerly of the Thames Road wilt
give an address also Mr, Kernihan
of Goderieh and Mr. W. D. Sanders;
of Exeter. There will be sons, mad-
ings. etc., Baseball game commencing
at . 6 p.m. between Centralia and
Farquhar. The Hensel! Band will be,
in. attendance. Everyone invited. Ad-
mission 25c and 15c.
hisses Cora and ?vora Shierholtz,of,
Elmira spent a few days at. the Luth
gran personage last ,week.
Mrs 1. Burns and daughter Ezme
have returned to their home un
Port Huron after sPending a week
with the former's mother, Mrs. Wit-
zel.
Misses Olive and .Hilda Rader of
Dettroit are rending their vacation-
at
acationat their home here.,
Mrs. J. ' :Kellerman is visiting at
Whitby at present,
Rev. and Mrs. Grenzebach of Vvalk-
erton called on •friends, in town a.few`
days last week.
der. and 'Mrs, E. A Broughton of
Whitby spent the week esd with
'relatives.
Voters'
Lists 1917—Municipality
Township of Usborae
County of Huron.
NOTSCE is hereby even that t have iseresnitted
.or delivered to the persons mentionedin Sections g
.Intl 9 of "The voters` List Act" the copies required
by the said section to be so transmitted or delivered
-of the Jiet made pursuant to said ant, of ail persons.
appearing eythe drat revised Assessment Roll Of the
,ftid Municipality to be entitled to vote; is the said
Municipality at Elections for members, of the Legisia•
liye Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and that
said iist was first posted up at my ogee Cs-
borne on the 30th day of Ally,1917, and re•
mains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
List, and if any omission or other errors are found
•.;.herein, to take immediate proceedings to have the
--reed errors corrected according to law.
FRAYCIS MORLEY
Clerk of the said 3runioipaJity,
Dated this 30th day of July, 1917,
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in This Issue
Dabgs 01 xffs.
A ln2rxiaxnss stee s in picture form.
The F
stezrza ktelfiz In Wooncn?s Wear.
CrDP Quraies.
aa,eettom fziewrered bit Prof, Henry
Eiousewifini Carmen.
De""tedi Etecipe end Hd1pfut :Flint'Y,....u.
for Ulla brag/. Hcaiseertfe., Thousands of Women in Glenda have
'l S'.
Problems.
azz 1 ,newer Department
PERSONALS.
Ontario Women.
Chatham, Ont.—"Some time ago T had
ei general breakdown. " It ,terminated ir
quite a bad case
Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription
avor-itePrescription was
recommended to
me by a friend whe
used it and received
much benefit. I be-
gan taking it and in
see months I was
completely cured al
my ailment and
ej have never had any
return of same. I
can recommend this
medicine as good, if one will give it
a fair trial." es. dote Acemerr, 67
Edgar St., Chahar/1.01A.
At the Best symptoms of any derange-
went at any period of life the ane safe
really helpful reedy is Ilr. Pierce's
F
taken it with unfailing success.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
true friend to women in times of trial
Far headache, backache., hot flashes,
mental demon, disziness, fainting
spells, lassitude and atlstian, women
should never fail to take this tried and
true.womar's medicine.
Prepared from nature's roots and
_ herbs,, it canteeins no alcohol dr narcotic.,
nor any hared_ n1 'ingredient, It either
lfk{n�•vs„efmrrtt :x'azze- tablet or Liquid form. Wr[te Dr. Pierce,
# tial std°n scl Sus astxd e er`` to 1nvalid9' Hot.ei, Buffalo, l`$. 1'., t -a -slay for
eeteeeeteet runny lr-t t o elle-once sink free medical ar-ivic f
CMOs end offs tboeteer3 lilts. a
+ work ka tfvio 0 y leetetcs are Dr. Picir't 's Pleas -int Pe,Ileta nut only
.4q 11 Yoh feat lorrgoad, v:ca or the, original but: the best Little Liter Pis
• •tiepr'esned, 'ou r m?t3 #snow; that- tt's fret put up over, 40 years ago, by Dr. R.. V.
ra1sfon raver mutes lust bus -,fierce, have been much unitaled but never
It posseseee in to ntrated filth. the dialed, as thousands attest. They're
v' ele neatae to invigerate the etesed, purely vegetable, being made up of eon-
strengt'he n the demos, nonrisl ttte rves centrated and refined medicinal tithe -
and build strength. ' ciples extracted from the roots of American
Scott's is strengthening thousands of. plants. Do not gripe. One or two for
others•. --and will help you. Try it. stomach. corrective, three or fetjt for
Sete & Wwre, Toronto, one 44; i444
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THE PEOPLE TRIUMPHANT.
Tttc A►etaye Conquer When They ,Are
Resolved to Be Fret:.
In Lite el1orts ue the people, of the
people struggling for their rights, mov.
ng not in organized, disciplined masses,;
but In their spontaneous action, man
for mat? and. heart feet heart, there is.
something glorious. They can then
move forward without orders,' act to-
gether. without combination and brave
the fanning lines of battle without in.
trenchments to cover or walls to shield
hem.
No dissolute camp lilts worn off from
the feelings of the youthful soldier the
freshness of that home where his
mother and sisters sit waiting with
teiufnl eyes and aching hearts to hear
good news from the wars, No long
service in the r telt,, of the conqueror
eras turned the veteran's heart unto
marble. Their vlilor springs not from
reekiessness, from habit, from indiffer-
ence to the preeheration of a life luait
by no pledges to the tine , of Others,
but in the spirit and the :strength of
the cause alone they act,- contend and
bleed- In this tbey conquer!
The people al•sways conquer! They
always must conquer! Armies may be
defeated, kings dray be overthrown
and new dynasties be imposedby for-
eign
or
et;;.,''n ernes on an Ignorant and slavish
race that care not iu what language
the covenant of their subjugation runs
ger in whose the deed of their barter
cud sale is made out.
But the people ueier invade and
when thee rise against the invader are
lever subdued. If they are driven:
frnni the plains' trey fay to the moun-
tains Steep rocks and everlasting hills
tate their castles• the tangled, pathless
thicket their palls/vie, and nature, God,
is thein all! No -a be overwhelms the
rate of their e `envies beneath his
driftin,, mountains of send: now he
buriee them tinder a falling atrnosphere
of polar snows Se lets loose bis tem-
pests ou their fleets, Be puts a folly
into their counsels. a maduess into the
hearts of their leaders, and he never
gave and never will sere a final :tri-
umph over a virtuous and gallant peo-
ple resolved to be free: --Edward Ever-
ett
WORNOUT FLAGS.
Naval Rules Require That They BeDee
strayed by Fire.
What should be donne with an Anted.
ean
n s-
can Sag, old, worn out, soiled; or tat-
tered, that is no longer serviceable as
the national emblem? Should it be de-
stroyed? How should it be destroyed
without desecration?'
There appears to be no law to point
the way. But there is practice:' And
the best practice Keens to int but
one way. Bern the unserviceable Sag.
Perhaps snake a rite and ceremony _of
this destruction by fire.'
Total destruction seems the :proper
measured and that is to be accom-
plished conveniently and quickly only
by fire. To bury tlie flag has been sug-
gested, but it is stated, on the other
band, that remains may be brought to
light, and the method isnot considered
good practice.
To throw the discarded flag into the':
waste might be considered a desecra-
tion or at least an unpatriotic disregard
of its sacredness. Fire appears the only
sure way of satisfactory destruction.
'Po apply the flag to any further pas
lase after its'usefuhiess` as a flag has
ended would be considered desecration,
even if not punisbable by,iaweas a pub
lie offense. It should never become a
dust rag or a part of patchwork or
serve any other use thereafter, in the
general opinion of those who woamll.
pay it proper honor. •
None of the flags whipped to ribbons
in the breeze from the staffs over the
treasurybuilding ever bas been de-
s`royed- They bare been carefully,
folded and put into storage under the
regime_ of Chief Clerk Wilmeth. Re-
luctant to destroy them, the necessity
may some day confront him as custo-
dian of the 'building, and he will .de-
stroy them by fire.
In the navy and the coast guard reg
dations require tbat useless flags be
destroyedby fire. This regulation is
strictly enforced.—Washington Stnv,
Lnbripttion Saves,
Fou may ask why It is if the rutxre
cant is supposed to prevent contact the
snrfaees should ever wear out: If run
wfthont a•lubricant your motorwould
be ruined In five' minutes If properly
lubricated it should run five years. IE
no gritty matter became' mined with
the oil it might reasonably be expected
to last more then twice as long. The
lubricating system should therefore
continuously replace the film of oil on
every tearing or sliding surface as fast
as it is worn out.—Professor Richard
denvill in. Ainerkenn Farming.
Musk.
There Is sow dhlirig marrelous in Urn -
sic. I might almost say that mus'ie
is in itself a ntarveL Its position is
somewhere between the region of
thought .and that of pbencmetta, a glim-
mering metitim between mind and
matter, related to both and vet -differ-
ing from either, spiritual and yet re-
quiring rhythm, material and yet• In --
dependent of spaee.--Eeinricb 13eiire.
Papier Macho,.
Par, macho Is made chiefly from
old paper by boiling to a pulp with Ira-
ter, pressing, milted with glue or starch
haste and then forcing ib a mold previ-
ousty oiled. After drying the articles
retitle with this compound are aoalfed
with iineeed oil and ten dried at a
higher temperature.
Turn About.
sirs. Crawford—Her mother s1aeed
tits her life in order to give her an edn
cation. Ars. Crabshaw ---,Now she's
: ..riled around and is trying to educate
her mother.—Life.
VOTERS' LIST 1917
MUNICIPALITY -OF' THE TOWN -
,SHIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voters' List Act” elle cop
ies required by the said sections to
be sc transmitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of all
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at Elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at -Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at Crediton on the 19th Day
of July, A. D. 1917, and remain' there
for inspection, •
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate "proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed 'according' to law.
Dated at Crediton this 19th day of
July. 1917.
HENRY EILBER
Clerk of Stephen. Township.
VOTERS' LIST 1917
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE
OF EXETER
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that i hive
transmitted or delivered to 'he per-
sons men tioned in section 0
cef "Thc Voter's List A •t•' the cop-
ies
op-ies required by the said ee.:tions to
be so transmitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to 'said act, +f ani
persons appearing, by the oast revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said MMue-
icipalit5• to be entitled to vote in tnc
said Municipality at Elections for
members of the Legislative' Assembly
anc' at !Munnicipal,Elections and that
said Misr was first posted up at my
office at Exeter on the Eighth Day
of July. 1917, and remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate ,proceedings - to
have any errors or omissions 'orreet-;
ed according to law.
Dated the 20th day of Jul,,' 1917,
J. SENIOR
Clerk.
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, hTC.
There will be sold by Public Auc
tion at her Reside,noe; over .Mr. J. A.
Stewart's Store; Exeter, on
ON SATURDAY, AUG, 4th 1917
At 1 o'clock, :the following -property:
3 bedroom suites, 3 chamber toilet
sets; sideboard, diniing-room extension
table, 6 dibiing room':chairs, 6 r ock-
ch.airs, , 4 small tables, kitchen table,
6 kitchen chairs, kitchen baking cabi-
net, 2 bureaus, feather bed, .•• book
stand, iardeniere stand couch, 3 mat-
resses, Harris chair; refrigerator
large •axminster rug, tapestry rug,
about 10 yards linoleum, 10 yds wool
carpet, Happy Thought coal or wood
range, coal heater, ,dinner set of
china number of other pieces china-
ware. glassware, etc., ,clock, dozen
pictures, copper boiler, 2 pale. wash
tubs, .2 coal 'scuttles, lot of granite-
ware, a. number of fruit sealers, car-
pet sweeper 2 lamps, 5 window blinds
bread box,: 6 curtain poles, ham-
mock tailor's iron, ipress jack, cop-
per tea 'kettle; 3 flat irons, willow
clothes basked, oil, can, broom, house
plants and numerous other articles.'
Terms — Cash.
\IRS, S. QU-A.NCE, Prop.
B. S. PHILLIPS, Alice.
A. 'PURDON, Clerk,
The sacred ,swimming pool' and tem-
ple will be one '''of the striking scenes,
in "Less Than the Dust," the new
picture in ,which Mary Pickford is to
appear. The scenes of the play are
laid in India and England, Miss Pick
ford's part will be that of an orphan
of English ` birth ,who, having been
OFC! MEG $7,500 SALARY
TO SERVE PUBLIC FRET
MR. JOHN G. KENT, a man od
Wealth and ertenstve business lig
terests, who has refused to ,act
any ramun.eraiton whatever for l3is
servibes as •General Manager oJ` the
Canadian National Exhibition, pee
ferring to .serve the public free x11
charge, He 113 President of tine
mouth Board of Trade ami. tree been
on the Exhibition !:lase since 1904
always showing a close interest tt
tin -work. He was Pr 1dent its 194.2e
13, the two beat years in the his**
of the institution., Mr, Kent Is Wet
of the Boy Seot1ts to Toronto
is identified with many philan
enterprises. Long and continued
/less has compelled Dr. Orr,
Mateglet-
sirice 1903, to seek a long rest.
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
LL,D„`D,C.L;. President
Corra PAID UP, $15,000,000 l RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
SiR' JOHN AIRD, Gen rr! Manager
1-1. V, F. JONES, Asst. Gen`I, Managee
,- THE MAN OR WOMAN WHO SAVES
and buys a War Security, or helps a bank
to do so, is giving most vital help 17
to the Empire in its crisis.
Open a Savings accoatat at any branch of Oak Bank.
EXETER B.It.- A. E, Kuhn, Mgr, CREDITON--J. A. McDonald Mgr.
INCORPORATED I665
Capita. & Reserve $8,800,000.
98 Branches in Canada
A genera! .: king Bisiness Transacted
Circular I,, ethers of Credit
Ban1ii fVJonej Orders
SAYINGS, BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest, current rate
EXETER BRANCH—
W D. CLARE, Manager.
GILSON ENGINES
The Engine of Constant Service
Absolutely Guaranteed
GILSON SILO FILLERS
The Lightoet Running Blowers made
Beware of imitations and infringmentsc
THE HYLO SILO -Entirely different and
infinitely superior.
Ask Wm. Frayne, Exeter, Agent
Os write
GILSON MFG: 00,235, York St. Guelph Ont.
eivasimiemeximma
ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE
OPENS ITS THIRTY -7TH
YEAR OTT SEPTEMBER
SEVENTEEN : NINETEEN
HUNDRED & : SEVENTEEN
Thorough courses in. Music, Art; Oratory, High School, -Business
College, Domestic Science and Superior Physical Training:
FOR TERMS, ADDRESS
R, 1, WARNER, M, A,. D. D„ President; Sr. Thomas, Ontario
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reared, among the Inatives
as one of ".them.
is regarde,d
WORK OF YEARS 'MATTERS -OF
HOURS
It sometimes requires• years of work
on the part; ;of an entire family in
the Far East 'to produce :one of the;
beautiful Oriental Rugs so much priz-
ed throughout the !world. It liras re-
mained for 'Canadian ttnventors to per-
fect ; machinery to (produce in a few
hours a rug tliat ,'would defy an ex-
pert to distingttiisee tt from the gen
uine handmade article's The first of
these machines has just been complet-
ed, and Will Pie :shiowm in full opera-
tion in the .tProcess Building at tide
Canadian National Biliisbiticere Other
process operations telee e carried are
there will be itlie nianufs:cture eqf
blankets 'and khaki clot i; for the Can-
adian Army, whilesistl,contrast will be
shown an old spinning wheel turning
out rugs as srandinother diel a fiun,-
dred years ago.
DIEM 47 Otis
SERVE 1 rIt COLA
Tired? Thirsty?
—WANT 140.1METEGNO
SOOTHING AND OOOLIN
Just Pour Out a Sparkling
Inviting GlaRs of
ecial
.rtfirs DRINK OP CPEater
'Vasa c r't'sipthem without a smack of satisfaction.
Makes friends at the first swallow. Pull of
Snap and life and 'thiret quenching qualities.,
Your Gr cer IIS - he n a ` w
Sb
Lag
you piece yourgrocery order tomorrow, say.'
a
i,7 .Rill a dozen bottles of Labels s Special Ale or Lager lease!”
John Labatt, Lernitkdi lista 1.832, London, Canada