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THURSDAY, NOV.t22, 1917
Dashwood
Mrs. A. ,Graupner returned to her
home in .Loraine, Ohio, after spend-,
ing a couple weeks at the Lutheran'
parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman 'Kellerman left
Ear 'Kitchener on Friday, where they
will reside in 'future;
_Mr. Albert Welt.in of Saskat,00n is
visiting with his parents here.
Mr. with
Wullert spent Tuesday
in Loarian on business.
Miss Fanny Preeter •af Stratford is
visiting with. relatives here.
Mr. Ira Tetreau, who has spent the
last two ,month's out West, has re-
turned h:onie. .
Mrs. L, 'Kleinstiver and Mrs. P.
McIsaac attended the funeral of the
late John Cretan at Stratford on Fri-
day.•
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ejdthave proved
to Ailsa, Craig for the winter.
Mr W, J. Laing and son Murray
were visitors in town. last Tuesday.
Miss Euloeen Guenther of London
spent the week end at her homelier.
Mrs li Stacey and Mise F. :'reef- a
ter of Stratford are speio.ling a few
days with friends in Zurich.
Centralia
Impar
Mrs, Rich: Hicks of Calgary is vis-
iting at''the home of her so,n, Mr. An-
drew Hicks,
Miss Biiown,`zvlrio bas been. visit°nig
her, .friend, Miss Morgan, has return-
ed to dies home.
Mr. and Mra. Brooks and family.
spent Saturday and Sunday in Bel -
grave.
Mr Turner motored to Drew on
Saturday.
Mrs. , Johnston paid bliss Huntley,
who are taking part ,'.!n the Evangel-
istic services in Exeter, took charge
of the °,sesvices Sunday morning in
Centralia. The evening services were
withdrawn ..;giving each ,one a chance
to attend the special ,services in, Ex-
eter.
The Government has taken action
to control the packing .houses. An
order-lin-tCiouncul has been passed,
maikitng it impossible, far the compan-
ies in the , future .:to make :excessive
profits. Under the ,Order-ant-'Cioiiacil
the maximum ,profit whichcan be
made is 11 per cent. The companies
retain 7 per tett, clear ,land half of
th.c profits ,between 7 and 15 per
cent. the;maximum o!f. ;which w'ould
bee 4 per cent additional, or 11 per
cent. Above 15 per cent. all profits
are taken by 'the Government.
WHEN THE WAR WILL END
Here. tl,ollowa a fair, sample of th.
+edta'rt
Last, Tuesday evening Pte. Arva
Broken hire, who was recently inval-
ided home from France, was tendered
;t reception in -the 'Methodist 'church,
Several addre3ses were made with
readings duetts and musical selections
Ara made "a few remarks thanking
the assembly for their kind lords of
welcome, arid assured them he was in-
deed; glad to be li,omre, His .father, Si -
ins B.rokensbi're,'tmade an appropriate.
reply ,in behalf of h,us sari,. Tlrc meet-
ing cloned truththe singing of the
National Anthem Mr. McDonald the
following day •tools Mr, Brokenlshh•e
to London by auto ,in order that he
tray„undergo medical treatment in the
D.ti,iit"sry „Hospital,
The enfiorclement of the lli.li:tar"y
Service A.ct, the Victory Loan, the
Dominion 'Election, and the Evangel-
istic meetings in Exeter are proving
great topics of conversation. Sad days
are coming to us, A number of our
young mea have been refused ex-
emption 'which is b.ri!nging'the sorrow
of the war home. The happy clays
are gave?, and each, must make, his or
her sacrifice
A ,numberifrOm here attended the
Nomination. !meeting ;n Clinton on
Monday.
Mrs, Fanner and Mrs. Kaufelt of
Hersey Mich„ pre visiting relatives
in lour- midst.
Last Sunday !morniing Rev, John-
ston, who is holding revival meetings
in Exeter, preached in ithe Methodist
church to a union audience, Next.
Sunday liorenaoa a similar service
be ,held in the Evang,elicalc:hurch.
at 11 o'clock. The Sunday School
wi l commence at 9.45. It is expect-
ed that
xpected'that tsame of the soloists, wha are
with the Evangelists will be p resent
at the morning service.
Chris Haist is having some remodel
ing done to his buildings by Harry C.
Beaver. .
Mr .and Mrs;. McDonald and - Miss
Alma Hill mlonored to St. •Th!onias on
Sunday.
Robert Wilson of,_.Seafortlr , who is
the Returning •of 1icer for the coning
D!aminion Election, was in tlhe- village
Last week arranging for -the pallr*ng
booth: and appointing enumerators.
Eilber, M;P.P., returned Borne
last week with some deer and a Mine
rn!oiol;e. The moose was sold 'to the
butcher so that quite a number of our
people were privileged to taste <veni-
son. •
origin -of many yarns, --
Absolute
Absolute knowledge have In:oane;
But 1 heard a policeman on his beat
Say to a laborer in the street
That he had a letter .just last week
Write -en -in the finest Greek
Front a Chinese coolie in.Timrbuctoo
Who said a nigger in Cuba knew
=A colored man in a Texas town,
Who g,_ t it stra't;ht.r'roma circus:clown
That a man in •the 'Kltandike heard
the news
From a band of South American Jews
Of a social climbing suffragette rake
Whose another -in-law would under-
take
To prove tilat her seventh husband's
sister's niece
Had stated in a printed piece
That she had a son who had a friend
Who knew• when the war was going
to end.
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There is pleasure at every
stage in the use of Sunlight.
In the washing—for the
work is greatly lighten2d. ”
In the iron-
ing—for the
clotheshave
such a fresh,
sweet air of
'newness. In
the wearing
—for t h e
clothes have
inherited
the exqui-
site purity
of Sunlight
itself -- and
are clean
indeed.
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The Roll of Honor
District eaM alties reported
'Killed an Acton
Hance.-iColp, Sydney , Howe Of
Cromarty,
Selgt Norman 'Martltl of Science
Hill` ,
Pte, 1-Ierbert Reid of Clinton,
Pte. J, 3, ,Gordo', of Mitchell,
F, C, McPherson, Parkhill,
Wounded
Pte,` John C. Harvey of Goderich.
Pte, A. 1-1 •Prostiff of Wingbam,
Pte, S. ; i\iall!roy of J3lyth
Pte Bernard Jordan of Mitchell
Sergt 1-11ram .J•iollnattote. of T -Insall
Pte, E R. 'l(night Ief Brussels
Pte. h C. Earrant of Mitchell
5, J. of ,Clinton.,
1. R. Hawkey ,-Of ?a rklrnli.
E. J. 11I!ollard of iPrukliill.
Pte • T, R, Johnston of-Elmville
Pte, B. E. Patterson of Parkhill.
Gunner R A. McLean of Goderich
Missing
Pte. Robert !Lawson off Blyth.
Samuel Pullman' of Mitchell.
Pie, J,, H. Banker of VTinghrtnx.
Pte. E, A, Itenp ;of Goderich
Gassed •
Pte. Andrew Craven of. Ailsa Craig
Mr. and Mrs;. John Bolton are get-
ting settled down in. their home, here.
after being absent in the summer on.
their extended trip.—Mr. and Mrs.
Kenyon of London have returned af-
ter a pleasant visit wraith! relativtes inl
this locality.—Mrs. A. S. .Deavitt of
Exeter the guest Of Mrs. Margaret
Glenn.—Miss Rae !Horton is r visiting
her sister Mrs. Patterson, Loln:don; Rd
-Mrs. Henry Hogarth,. Cromarty,
spent Monday with Mrs. Sirern1cins1.-
Mics Rebecca Bolton is improving,
since the ,operateobi,,-Mrs. Broadfoot
,of ` Brucefie!ld s this . guest orf ;,Mrs.
Sarah Broadfoot and family. Clifford
Selves spent Sunday under the par-
ental roof.—Mies Muriel 'Keys has ,so'
far recovered from her illness as to
be able to -be .out again.
CHISELHURST
The committees are busy getting up
the programme or the fowl supper
oo the 27th.—Rev. Knight has _ re
turned from assisting Rev, .McCormick
Blyth in sneciral meetings.—Mr. and
• tee Robert Cole have gone to Strat-
, 4 —Mr. T.h:oa. Patterson while in
Sea`orth had his driver take sick.—
A car "load of people from this local -
5 et:ended the special services in
Exeter one evening. -The fine days
were a great 'boon to the farriers' to
get their bean and root crops housed
KIRKTON
Mr. Dale of Wlialen has moved on
to, ihie faun formerly occupied by\Vm
Kirk.—Mn _ C. IL. Worsley is con
ducting the services in, tho Anglican
aurcn s at Sava!nburg .and Kirktof1
during November, until the arrival of
Life.' new rector, Rrv-. Mr,: Farrell of
Mdlbank.-The exempti!o•n tribunal Is
very busy examining th,e claims of
the young ,nren for exemption from
military servce.-The, very fine wea-
ther sof the last two we ks has giv-
en the :farmers an Cexcelleait chance
to get the fall work done, and they
have taken advantage aF Pt„
GREENWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McPherson, reef. iv -
ed the sad news to,n Sunday; Noy.
13th, that their son, Wm. Ge'C. Mc-
Ph-er an was seriously ill in a hospital
iii France, caused by a gunshot in his
left shoulder and neck an the 9th
in'st. Scares of old neighbors and
friends are praying anxiously for his,
speedy .recovery' to health and hope
1,0 see him back'lwi,th us again. -The
whole of the community were shock-
ed on Saturday to hear of one af, our
boys laying dawn his lite is lrrance
in the person of „Chris McPhers'on,
The war touches us more when one
o'f our very own is killed Mr. and
Mrs, J Ot, McPherslon and family,have,
the deer sympathy .of all in their very
;:ad bereavement;—Mf, R, Hutchinson
is ,around on Inas trip regarding the
Victory ,War "Bonds,—Mr. and Mrs.
Rae ,Poll:ock and Miss Adah Mc-
'„ P.hC,rson motored over from 7:{erw000d
nit Sunday to Mr E. hIcPhc,rsIon'sj;—
Rev. H. Williams announced for a
'.meeting an Friday night at 8 p, nit
in the Methodist Church to organize
an Epworth League for the young
people..
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Auction Sale
OF COW, CHIC fEN, IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, bTC.
At the• Residence of She owniea-,
Exeter North, on
SATURDAY, ,NOV. 24, 1917.
At 1 o'clock sharp, the .follovving,c
Durham cow,' Blue Bell separator,
nearly new; table, woad stove, veran-
dah seat wheelbarrow, hanging lamp
quantity wood, cedar posts, plank and
lumber .grindstone, emery roll, onion
crates, glass cupboard, scuffler, on -a
Lon scuffler and lifter, pictures, coal -
:oil ' stove ,small table, kitchen chairs,.
baby buggy, baby cutter, about 2 tons
millet hay., clock, ladder, 16 chicken,
bucksaw crosscut saw, maul and
wedge, crowbars, carpets, quantity of
mote, 4 (swarms 'bees, feather tick and
other articles_ too numerous to men-
tion.
Terms Cash.
C. W. !Robinson, Harley Sanders,
Auctioneer •Proprietpr
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
FURNITURE.
On Lot 16, Con. 2, Usb,orne, on
FRIDAI NOVEMBER 23rd, 1917
At 1 o'cjock sharp, the following :—
Horses—Draft ,worse, 5 years old;
draft horse. 4 yrs. old; horse 3 yrs,
old; .chestnut mare, real good farm-
er's driver, or suitable for mail drivier
Cattle -5 extra good milc,la cows, a1P
in calf ; 3 yr. old extra good milking
heifer, calved Sept 4; 2-y{.ax.-old
steer; 'heifer rising 1; 6 calves,
Eons -3 thoroughbred 'Yorkshire
sows. With 111.er at foot; 3 store hogs.
Some poultry.
Implements—McCormick oisrtler, 1
1lassc-Harrii mower, seed ..trill, :.u1-
tivator steep land roller, .walking
Cockshutt turn plow, Cockshutt tingle
riding plow, ehsc harrow, scuffler, set
con furrows 72 teeth;: pea harvester,
.ray rake Canton. fanning mill with
bagger attachment, hay racks 2 wagons
2 gravel 'boxes, pair bobsleighs, top
buggy, .cutter, hog rack, saw crate,
wheel barrow, weigh scale, bag truck;
De Laval ca earn separator, Daisy
churn, root ,pulper, : set heavy tear,
harness and half set number of collars
single harness, sap kettle, steel pig
trough 8 ft.; 14 foot ladder, 24 foot
adder ; a lot of 3-4 inch. water pip -
ng for threshing; also quantity of tile
With holes for branching; quantity of
cainniug cornstalks for sale whiffle
trees, neck yokes, chains, forks and
tools too numerous to.. mention.
Household Effects—All in first-
class oandition.—Parlay suite, oak
sideboard, 6 dining ,chairs, extension
able hanging lamp, 2 clocks, coal
heater.
,Positively iro ,reserve as tine pro-
prietor has sold his farm.
Terms—Ali sums of 55.00 and un-
der, cash; !over that amount 10 nios.
credit ootrapproved joint notes. A
discount of 4 per cent ,per a,nnum,•for
cash in lieu :of. notes,
WM. HIGGINS, Prop.
C.W. ROBINSON, Auct,
F
.COATES, Clerk
!Last year, as in years past; nearly
every Clergyman and School 'reacher
in Ontario helped to spread the Gospel:
of Good Health on Tuberculosis Suri -
day and Tuberculosis Day in the
Schools.
This year, under the auspice5.,d the
National Sanitarium Association, en-
dorsed by the IeadinU Clergymen of
all Denominations and by the .Depart-
ment-
Dept t 'Ment• of Lducatioh, SundayiNoveniber
25th, and Monday, November ; 26th,
have been -appointed for the -,,annual -
o bervance of, these days.
G W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
V ALUA Ott for Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sale*, a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
centra Hotel, Main Street,, Exeter.
hat ges moderate and satisfaction is
,tuaranteed " •
DR. DeVAN'S REN
plating Pllhfbr amen, "
p.o, sold at all ,rug Std •
!dures8o n rceeiptdf p•rlae 40; a''n 4,00
Oo,,,St. Catltarfucd Ontario. '
;,N1'QSPHONOL FOR
itnlitq,for torve'end haat; ia+ da,,..•
natter a Tetjta adllbisflA yov nf1� 8;1►
eo for 15. at,citug ,toren, or bt npt�'pn Fmei .,
,f n trtttricr,c rtr;•S'coarlr,r, niva•0o05t, CatharInee
o
anada's Victor
B�nds
\HY should you subscribe for
Canada's Victory Bonds?
BECAUSE our National
safety is at
stake, and Canada must have
money to support our soldiers
fighting in France.
This Bank will accept Victory ,
Bonds to the amount of $1,000
from any one person for safe-
keeping for one year without
charge.
Loans will be made to wage
earners on favourable terms for
the purchase of Victory Bonds.
How much will this enable you
to subscribe for?
THE CANADIAN' BANK
OF COMMERCE
392
he Molsons Bank
RECOMMEND THEIR FRIENDS TO INVEST IN
Canada's
VICTORY LOAN
AND, ARE READY '1.0 RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS. THE
BANK WILL UNDERTAKE TO HOLD BONDS FOR
SAFE -KEEPING WITHOUT CHARGE FOR A YEAR
WHETHER THE SUBSCRIPTION WAS PLACED
THROUGH THE BANK OR NOT.
Apply to the Bank Manager for information
DENTIST
Dr. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S,, DOS
DENTIST
Member of the ._R. C. C. D.S. of Ont.
Honer Graduate Toronto University
Office over Carling's law Office.
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University.
teeth extracted without pain or any
i,ad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
MONEY TO LOAN
,Ve have a large amount ofprivate
funds to loan on farm and village
pronerty at low
& interest.es of
MANSTANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B.A.
Barrister. Solicitor Notary Pubbi3c,
Commissioner, Solicitor for The Mc1-
sons Baht, Etc. Money to loan al
lowest rater of interest,
Office -Main Street, Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer forCounties 'of
Boron and Middlesex,
Prices ;Reasonable : and Satisfaction
Guaranteed. •
Crediton Ontarie
MARRIAGE :LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness
THE 'DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
between: ,
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
swam
Unexcelled Diming Car Service
• Sleeping ca,tiS .,on night trains and
P Aida f Gars - •on' principal- 'day trains.
cl tips sti
v
full an,fai`rtiatalafl, from any • Grand
Trunk Tttcket. Agent, or C'' E, • Horn-
ing, District .Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto
N. j. 0,01161, Atieht, $Meter. .
SYNOPSIS Off• CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
The sole head of •a-- family, or any
male over 18 years old, who was at
the commencement of the present war
and has since continued to be, aBrit-
ish subject or ,t subject of an allied
or neutral country, may home-
stead a quarter -section of available
Dominion land in Manitoba, Sasl:atoh-
ewan or Alberta. Applicant must an -
pear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub -Agency for the Dis-
trict Entry by proxy may be male
on certain conditjo!ns. Duties— S a
month; residence upon and cultivation
of land in each of three years,
In certain -districts a homesteader
may secure an adjoining quarter -gee.+
tion as pre-emption., Price $3.00 ped
acre. Duties—Reside six months i{1
each of three years after ,earning
homestead patent and cultivate 50
acres extra. May obtain pre-emption
patent as soon as homestead patent'
on certain conditions.,
A settler: after obtaining homestead
patent z-if.l.he cannot secure a pre-
emption may take a purchas-'
ed' homestead in certain districts.
Price 0.00 per acre. Duties—Must re-
side six months in each of the three
years, •cultivate 50 acres and erect a
house worth $300.
[-Holders of entries . may count time
of employment as farm labourers in
Canada during. 1917, as residence dut-
ies under certain conditions.
When Dominion Lands are advert-
ised or posted for entry, returned sol-
diers 'who have served overseas and
have been honorably discharged, re-
ceive one. day priority in applying for
entry at local Agent's Office (but
not Sub -Agency). Discharge papers
must be presented to agent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N..B,-=Unauthorized publication •o
this advertisement will not be paidfc
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