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°Bey h n washed with Sunlight Soap. T find it
cleans the clothes more thoroughly and with less
work than, ordinary soaps. It doesn't hurt the
clothes and .1 must say niy hands never feel -the
worse for it either. I really do not find it''hard
to look after the wash myself, because Sunlight
Soap does so much of the work for me."
Madam—there's nothing but truth in -this lady's remarks.
Sunlight Soap is made so well and so honestly that our
.guarantee of $5,000 that it contains; no impurity has
never been challenged.
All grocers sell Sunlight Soap.
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TIIi1RSDAY, OCT. 25th, 1917
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising Rates — Made
:nom i as application
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c.,
:three insertions $1.00
Farm. at Real Estate for sale SOc.
.each insertion for one month of .Cour
.insert ons • 25c. for each subsequent
rinser t. on
Miscellaneous Articles of riot mare
than five lines, for Sale, To Rent, )r
"Wanted Lost, Found, etc., each in
'-sertion 25c
Lace'
lfine Reading Notices, etc.,
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per insertion. No notice
ess chap
:25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Legs.: Advertising 10c. and 5c. aline
Auction Sales, $2 for one insertion,
_mid S3 for two insertions.
Professional Cards not exceeding 1
aitch- $6 per year
C n tralxa
The Centralia Patriotic League seta
-away during
the
year 3 3 n
rs socks
, -
.211
.211 shirts, 35 iChristma.s stockings and
8 sweaters. Out of this number of
stockings 31 pairs were sell; to the
shower for the 161st battalicon.. 11
private parcels were sent Erato -the
League and 12 Christmas l-o'es were
sent from the Sunday School. through
the .Patrioticc League .value'l at $40.
The League ai'aw has 4 daze.;: pairs
,=acts and 30 ,shirts ad hand to • be-
gin the new year.
'i e number of I rs n their
home an ;Thursday evening. last, and
a via} '�enjoyable time ,was .spent.
Dashwood
sh ood'
Mr, and Mrs, J. A. McCormick sof
Bridge burg are visiting with relatives.
Mrs Otterbein is spending a few
weeks •,ia-Detnatt.
Miss L. Brown of Landon visited
with, her parents over the week end.
Mr. jack Wein Las purchased a
tChevrolet car.
Mr and' Mrs'_ P. Humbles of :Sarnia
are visifing with. ,hlr. and Mrs. C
Finkbein•et.. '
Miss Clara Graupner left.on Monday
m:anni ig for~ Munroe, Mich., where. she
will remain for tlhe winter:•
Mss Anna Marenz of Detroit is vis-
iting with her .parenits,-
Miss S Geiger thas returned to her
home in tCavalr]er, (N. Dail., atter
spending several weeks tji,, town.
Mi,.' .Sophia Schroeder left for Pig -
,on Much., Joist week, where she, will
rema.i.i for some time.
L.UMLEY
George Hobkirk and :family `moved
to Hensall an Tuesday,..—Mrs. Edward
$ p94 e ;of Halbrigiht, Sask., is here, the
guest of her sister .and brother-
rlw
M,r and Mrs. George Smale.—Mr. and
Mrs George Glenn @Irnd little :laugh-
ter. Helen Cavell, spent Sunday w'h
Mss , ,Margaret :Glenn —Burton : 'Iieys,
C P. R.-,relievjesg agent; spent the
'week frit' with "his miotlfer, Mrs. Park-
en—On Monday wiigiht 'Miss • 12ebecca
Bolton was 'taken 1y Dr.. Peck to St.'
Joseph Hospital, Threatened with ap-
pen-ticitiss We Mope she may )lave
a speedy ;recovery. _.
disull WCE
Oct. 21 to 27
SPECIAL MUSIC THROUGH-
OUT.: THE ,WHOLE WElak. •
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'CONTEST. ANYONE CAN
ENTER.
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AGENT
Electrical Osteopath Treatments
DON' rt LET NATURE FORECLOSE
THE MORTGAGE 'ON YOUR HEALTH"
The following ailments will give an idea of the chanty troubles which
'can be greatly helped by Electrical tc1
and Osteopath Trea't
moils.
Asthma Female Weakness
ig.pnendicitis Fevers
:Bronchitis . Cali Stones
Bladder Troubles Goiter
Constipation Heart Disease
Catarrh Hay Fever
a
'Dyspepsia indigestion
.Detafness Jaundice
Pains in the Back Kidney Diseases
Statnniering' Liver Trouble., Sciatica
tHeadache N
eur
itis ..Pains in back of neck & head
, Consu catian a' d' Examination FREE, ,• ,
Lumbago
Stomach 1`rouble
Nervousness .
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Paralysis
Poor Circulation
Rheumatism
St. Vitus, Dance
:Dr. W: E. ,Dempster, Osteopath.` and Chiropractor,
Office ,Hours, 9.,a..m : to 12, and 2 p.m to 5 1.m.
Evenings and Stii ays"by apoointment:_
tOffice. Phone 103
Creditor •.
'The Red Cross $aci.ety will 1nke
nr appeal to ;our citizens neat Thur
clay in :aid rof the Italian Red Cross
Society, Let there \be <i generaua,.re-
sponse as the. 'money is :needed,
klr, Robert Connor,' who has been
assisting H. 15, Eilber• at the steam
hating system for the Evangel cal'
Church returned to Sara a lIanday-.
Ted -Iiawclen and Sam Sweet of Exe-
iter bricbed. ;in the broiler last week
so thatit will: only- be a short time
before th,e system is in opteaatton,
The it -et alit cold weather has prov-
ed very disappoinitin-g to our farmers
whet •still have their beans and po-
tatoes to harvest.
August Hill has decided : io: close
the dining roam of his hotel, to the
public: after the lst -of November. On
account o1' -h.s, Hill's 'heals i ecnrl the
shortage in. help, this action has :be
come necessary, We ,trust Same one
else will start a restaurant,: as it will
prove vet) 'Inconvenient to tic's trav-
ellers and visitors to our town.
Christian Beaver itaderwen i a slight
operation, to his lip in Loaded last
week
Mr and Mrs:` John. Curtz and 'am-'
of Carriac motored here last w e; k:
an l spent a few ,days with Mr, and
11is, Steuiacheo.
Mr, and Mrs,: August -Kuhn 'of Ex-
eter visited Mr, and Mrs, Herb Eil-
bel •ori. Sunday.'
Will Brown made i business trip to
London. on Monday..
Rev.. _4leyei ; [ Dashwood preached
in cde Evangelical Church last Sun -
Jay morning, The Y.B.A. bad; charge
of the service Win" the evening.
i Tru following clipping taken out of
t.:., WI:artan. Echo refers torIt broth-
n.t.1a\r of. Mrs.. James Cockn e11 of
1!ic death occurred in Wiar
,o L on. Monday Of ; James Finch, aged
l
Years. 11 , was .born in, the United,
states, \ as a veteran at ,-the Civ'1'
War, and Fears ago came- to Can
a'-1 r and lived on the Peninsula. About
six years ago he came La Wiartfon."
lie .is stirvived by fa widow two sons,
WILL e in W.nrCars, Josh of • Owen
Sound two -daughters. Airs. Heathers
heppel, and Mrs. Robinson,' `�riartq i.
Internieni in, Bayview cemetery on
Wednesday.
notice ilii, Monday's press [hat
at a Boys' Conference held in 'IKit
chener last week 'Lerma Brown was
elected. President of the conference
For the ensuing year. We are indeed
delighted to see that Lorrtle`'is doing
so well and that his, ability is I. being
recognized. Once mare has a Cred-
;tan, boy coaoe to the front ' -Con-
gratulations.
Con-gratulations. - '
Several -from our village al -leached
t.lre. 'Township' Sunday School Con
venti'on in • Shipka last Thursday.
Mr. Sidney Young of Toioiitd
visiting J. G. ,Young and. faniiily
Chas.. Zwicker made a business trip
to. Taranto last -Wednesday
V,rnr. H. Gaiser.'s sale held,"•an..Sat-
runday °S nd Wm. _ SIi11's held 'Tuesday,
were well attendtcde Stock and =im
plements brought a goad figure:
Mrs. Cochrane. of St. Thai -rain is
visitincr Mr. and Mrsi. J;,• A. Mc D,an-.
ald,
CROMARTY
Pretty Wedding—A yery:'pretty i itd:
ding took place at the „home 'of th.e
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs,. 'Wm.'
1blcLareu, Cromarty, tan .October 24
at five o'clock, when their eldest
daughter, Margaret, was'united
marriage to. Mr. -;Alfred : J;.' Hunkin,
The ceremony was -performed by Rev.
Mr. Ritchie, Cnomarty, 'under a pat-
rint'cc arch. The ,bride was . 'given -
ac ,by her-tfather, and: was •attired
vary Duceliess satia,''trinnledlwith
;eel pearls ,and ,,carried a bridal
bon-
n1tof rases aut 'Te oed=
Jing
marclr=-was ,played by Miss Min, -
ole McLarea, 'sister Of the, bride. The
gaaoom's gift 'to the- bride: was a pearl
necklace and to.'the -pianist' a gold
broroch, After congratulations, - sup-
per waS served in -the dinning r:aam,
Which was -decorated ;in pink and
white,. .witla, '•Americcan. beauty roses.
_An cnjo}able ,evening ,was spent in
music" and other amusements. The
young, couple will preside. on •the
groom's farm in Usborne.and have.
!he best= wi hell iof their-numarous
mends.
BRUCEFIELD
a - fntend'e1 for last week.)
Mrs Tyner. nt Clinton has refurnecl
home after -spending a week with 'hoer
daughter• ,vXrs. " -Chas, Clifton.—Dr.
Rogers is impro-ving his residerlc-e by
tie erection at •a new vera dab —Mr.
Earl '_ai ter, who has been, 1'o tie Since
his brother's. funeral, has returned 'to
th'e Southern States.—Rev. lir. John
ston- of Vann t ,vni1il ,co•nlduc1' the ser-
vices -in. Union •,Church on, Sunday.—
Mr. and ;Mrs. Armstrong are camf o.r-
tabl settled on their fine farm which
they' -purchased from Mr. <: Brock.—
Lieu S'Ieward 1 nrax sof WdolsLnck
spent tae h —i:iays. 1'at kris 'home in.
-Tu kerarniitn—Mr. Hugh Walker is
suffejin;t, from rheumatism. -A large
;number' attended the farewell servi-
ces ,of' Rev. Hall Wc,1^rdsi on. Sunday
last. They. leave rthls ;week for their,:
.new Moon in rPetna3ect`,.—Mr. Gea. A.
Glenn and Mr. 1T-helniry La Breau Henry each erected tinny atirros.—Mrs'. Henry
Horton •vis lted her kaon; Mr. •" Jarvis:.
Horton, 'this •week
Dt Glanlield, ;formerly of our vol
loge, v is:iitel. here 'last -wri.ek;., He is
gone to Glencoe to assist the doctoal"-
of that place,. who. is 111.—•Misses Mar-
garet Ross nand ''Katherine -Mc Gt egor
of Stanley are. at:neJing.`Taranto Un
versit
L and Mr. Peter '12oifatt is its
'
tending 'the Schaal of Facultyn, Miss
Margaret Aikentiead has relurned
home 'aftet spending 'the summer in
the Wes-la—Mrs,. !Jack ,Turlock, who
•luring th,e. ,paft. weak is'•able 10
be around agaiint Th:c Kean °r;rawera
ri t this v
c.l
LY are ,having.
some Jit
-
ficult, i(rtjhwn'vcstii b 'their beans \lr
and Mrs G A. Glenn visited th' for
mens mother" over Sunds,y1—Mr, Iso,,
Petrie was a -week end: visitor \\ nth
his son AndireiwilLeMics Mary- lit oad-
foot ha.; !returned' Tram a pleasant,
;visit vit her s:'
s•ter of Baoi
Axe Mich
--\Ir .an'cl Mra, IGda, Brack: have got
comfortably settled in,thejr new hNue
in the village,—Mr. an)d, Mrs. 7ant's.
iie n[ead .-spend Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Johan Murdock of Stanley;
—Mrs. John Armstrong: of Stanley
b'1 hut,.,pareats Mr -.:and rs ,Tobin
:Y1:ol:ate.
Executors'
Auction Sale
OF DWELLING };OUSE, I-IOUSE.-
EFFECTS AN]a .ONE,ACR1
Ol< LANI) IN EXETER, :.
The Executors of the -Estate of the
late late Mary A. Santdhrs hstve °ii -
etructed Mr. 13. S. Phillips,, Auctioneer
to ofiet'. for 'lade by, Publf:c Auction%
op. the Premises, ori
S.4.'1 URDAY, NOV. 10th, 1917,
At 2 o'clock • p. rni, the frohowing
property
Firrist,--Lots 19, „20 and 21 an the
bast side of William Stretet, Exeter
Acheson's Survey, ,cantaitu,ng
an acre more or' l ss, On these lots
aw•e a goad 2 story Brick House,
Finame `I; Itchen, a,n l !a• Robe; brick,
stable.
Second—Lots n unbers 11 12 and
13 and Part sof Lot, 10 and the, Soutar
side \Vi, Waterloo Street, Exeter, con-
taining ane acre ,n1'o;11e or •less, The
soil in th' ilo'•ts is goad,' and •it is
an excelleartesepiece, ,of 11nc1 torr either
garden. or ;Pasture.
Third Houselralil Furniture : 4 ,beds
iron bedstead, (glass case, 2 writing
desks, •1. c .ntee table,. dining room
table, `l. 'kitchen table, 2 rocking chairs
twio solar, two lsmall tables, t',vo
WshSthanlsy,.1 bureau, 1 coal stove,
1 coal or wood range, 1 cross cut spiv.
3 • parlor chairs, ,12 kitchen, chairs, '1
cook 'stove, 'flourbox, whd,elbna•row
ladder, quantity of .stave woad, Puri;
ber• Ofglass ;fruit jz rsl and other ar-
ticles.
TERMS
Real Estate,—Ten per cent of pur-
chase money on relay of sale and bal-
ance in thirty days without interest.
A po'rtian of the purchase money cap
remain on 'mortgage if 'tare purchaser..
so desires.
Chattels, Cash w,
Further particulars and ..terms add
co'ndit`ions of sale will be made known
on the day of sales, or• may be '-lrad-
on appliccation to the •undetrsagn(.d•
• 13. S, N'IILLIPS,Exeter, Ont.
Auctioneer
GLADMAN &STANBURY,
Exeter, Ont. _
Solicitors for ,Lhe Executors.;
CHISELHURST-
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Bert• Wrea has ;reiturnned from the
West where' he Ihel,pei.ini the harvest.
On Sunday afternoon, Mrs: Knight and
vlr :Rana ie reddened " a very accept-
able 'duett at the special services.—
On Thursday afternoon tlhe ladies
packed 19 boxes 'af Christmas treats
for the boys 'iia •Fraincej, :til a shirt
and a pair of socI s to each --.'The
home. of Mr. Thos; Drover was , re-
cently, brightened by the arrival of a
young daughter, --On 'Monday- the Pat-
riotic Circle shipped •-to Hayman ;Hall
a bal.: coiftaininlg_ .d0 field 'shirts, 13
pyjamas, 49 handk..rchiefs, 4 mattress
covers, 3 par socks, 1 hospital; h.1rt
Margaret Glean ,dona't:e5d 1 pair of pil-
lows. The ;bale -amounted to $56.00.
It was decided to .send fruit and pic-
kle..: to the ;returned soldiers' at. Lon
don at 'the Novels -ibex mieeting,- :Mr!
Georrge W. Wrelrt, (has leased lois farm
to two '•'Beig,ianis.
HENSALL
•
Messrs T. , H.. �Agur .and Mike R.:
Rennie.are erecting a fine two ,story
garage on Main street, immediately
west of the Reiooie buildlingi., It' will
be one- of the bent garages in, :..Ithle•
county, 11 „being .44''% feet by 76 ,feet'
two 'stones•. thigh, \buillt of ,cement,
blocks all through, witch the excep-
tion of The first storyfronting on
.King :street; which w1L1 he :of fine red
pressed brick. .• The isecoisd story will
prov=ide either dodge !rooms or dwell-.•
ing apartment. Workmen are :,now.
putting up the wall. Mr. Alfred •Tay
Icor has the contract of the brorck and
cement work.—Quite a. large number::
from Jiere atterndled , , the Sabbath:'
school convention :held at H'illsgre;en,
on ..Wednesday.:—_1Lrsi C. McCrea wife
of Mr. Chas. McCrea, M. P;, oL Sud-
bury' was -called here owing to *lire
;serious illness of her`,fa.thler, Mr. 1f.
H. Dent.' i1'li1ou,s lyere visiting- his sis-
ter, Mrs J... Suilier7,ari,lr.—Miss -Dally
Carlin :accompan le l` her friend, . Miss
Lo?ig to 'Detroit •last- week, and ,in-`
tends spe.nditg a couple ,weeks.,th:ere
Mrs..: Wm. •Buchanaty and her daugh-
ter Miss Margaret, are. visiting _rela-
tives at Burlington--Anniversary„ser-
At 5`0 'years ol. age c`
THE "KIDNEYS NEED HELP
i . .There is no reason why, when is
a man or woman reach's the (.3
fifty mark, he or she shouid S
C
not 'feel full of energy gy and
happiness. Itis true, greater ._3
care must now be taken to
drive away the lesser ills,
which, if neglected tnay..de• tr'
,,,velop: Proper attention to
the I{idiieys suggests
• FORTH@ttpi1b
DfdEYS
aAt the first evidence that Kid-.
•neys are not working propel-
lr'that is if 'you l
av pains
3the back oaises, twn
es
ofncenniatism, coiistanthead-
aches and restless nights,
Swollen joints or urinary.
troubles, talteGin Pills'. You
will benefit almost from the
' first dose. It costs nothing if
you arc not benefited, for the
dealers Sell crit; Pills on our
guarantee 'of money back ,3Y
not satisfied.
cc a box or 0 6 boxes or s o.
r
A free, rumple if you ikratC k • ; it
National Drug & Cheniiesl [Lcs,
of Canada,• Limited' Tt,7onto
U. 9. 'Add mer.
f,.,
r Na-bru•Co. "ane
•nt 202 Main St., Buffalo, N'�', t
THE C
OF
SIR EDMUND WALKER
C,,Y.0.. LLD, D.C.L, President
CAPITAL PMD UP, $15,400,000
$R JOHN 'Mgt),
H. V. F. JONES.
RESERVE FUND,
General Manager
Ass't. Oen'l, Manager'
. $13,500,000
The farmer who opens a banking account and conducts
his affairs in- a business -like manner is likely to proc,per.
'Farmers should avail themselves of the aid of this Bank,
in transacting 'C2 it business. Consult the Dan;'er
regarding current acro mrd collections and loans.
EX TER BR. -A. h. Kuhn, Mgr CREDITON—J. A. McDonald, Mgr.
INCORPORATED 1855
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Capital &Reserve $8,800,000
98 Branches in Canada -
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A General"Ban -ie Busi ss Transa tt
is c d
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank, Monet/ Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
!Interest allowed at highest current rate -
EXETER B AGH —
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W D. CLARICE, Manager.
a o , se' 0 , s. 00. 0 = 0
_iices held. in the'Me'thadist Church
on Sunday and atn. entertaisfinent. was
given tl'Ionday evening.—Miss Margar
et -Dick of 'Seaforth ;spent the past
-week or so here with her Molth,er.—
Our onion kings ;have'already made
large shipments of leinionist Mr. and
Mrs Nesbitt have returns:d to Detroit
GRAND BEND
'1\11- Frank Allister no0ved his fam-
ily to Hyde tPark last Monday„,—Fred -
Masan moved onto .tth'e farm 01 Angus
Patterson recently. -Miss Lydia .Disjar
dine bf Landon. its visiting her aunt,
Mrs "- -Ike Sharrnw.—Mrs. Bert Holt,
who was tin {Exeter all last weold tak-
mg treatment by pr, Dempster re-
turned' home here 'Sa'turdayi-Mr. Rob
ert Sander was in Exeter, on business
Satua•,aay l—Mr. and Mrs, John Baird
visited at George Webbs ad the 21st
on Sunday,; ---Mr. Mos. `Handford of
Ingerall. visited here Friday.
•
RIRKTON
Ida Brethour, 'daughter of Mr, A.
Brethour passed away ,recently after
a few days' illness laf�pnkurnonia, fol-
lowing a cold caught at 'Kirkton. Fair
Sincere, regret is lfelt i,nk the commun-
ity as 'she alas a ;general :favorite. De-
ceased was -34 ;Tears of age.
IS YOUR, APPEARANCE NOT
WHAT IT SHOULD BE BECAUSE
OF THE, ,LAC'IC :OF HAIR? --
'THEN COME. kip SEE
orenwend's Display
of Fine Hair Goods
At Central Hotel, Exeter.,
on Friday, November 2nd
The latest productions in Ladies',
Trnnstormations, Pompadours, 'Self -
Dressing Waves, Etc.;; and *.
FOR. MEN WHO ARE BALD
The 15orea wend Toupee, which
n
rep-
resents the highest acli'e ement -
in
the art of hair constructing; feather-
weight, hygen,q and so natural in a,p-
peatance' that the' closest ybs,erver
could not tell ;it from your own, ;hair
i1 : utt
ave.a De aration ort nst
� ... FridaY., Nov. 2nd
Dor _•' o
e wend s
05 Yonge
Head Office,
'oronto
Special
-have qualities
splendid
Labatt.
It's
- terms
smiles
JOHN
LONDC.YigT, ONT.,
7.4
�
;.�.�•:anSpecial Lager
transmuted by nature's work
. Canadian barley - malted
Gives an even pulse, clear eye,
gold digestion, wholesome breath.
e
from
by
g
two ..
before,
85 ,
MONTREAL
1
s Cafes"oto
Sold at'Groceries, and a3
the retie
from _ r
or direct r Y
Order a bottle' or a' case to.da .
O Y
'worth something toet' on speaking
with : a beverage, that grows
wherethere, was only nl a grouch
•
LA TT, LIMITED
y
ESTABLISHED 1832
and No.: 4 St. Helen Street,
IS YOUR, APPEARANCE NOT
WHAT IT SHOULD BE BECAUSE
OF THE, ,LAC'IC :OF HAIR? --
'THEN COME. kip SEE
orenwend's Display
of Fine Hair Goods
At Central Hotel, Exeter.,
on Friday, November 2nd
The latest productions in Ladies',
Trnnstormations, Pompadours, 'Self -
Dressing Waves, Etc.;; and *.
FOR. MEN WHO ARE BALD
The 15orea wend Toupee, which
n
rep-
resents the highest acli'e ement -
in
the art of hair constructing; feather-
weight, hygen,q and so natural in a,p-
peatance' that the' closest ybs,erver
could not tell ;it from your own, ;hair
i1 : utt
ave.a De aration ort nst
� ... FridaY., Nov. 2nd
Dor _•' o
e wend s
05 Yonge
Head Office,
'oronto