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Mrs Huxtable, who resides
with hes 6/6 Si(711:e. A[1.*
Celrira'ia, has been in very pOoa• health
er some ti
bJ owing to, a stroke, which left her
partly paralysedcl.,
The iturneral, of Leona O'eNil, oniv
daughter log of 13i,dclitaph
took place oln, S,aturday morning last
in; the Roman Catholic Church, south
Ceatralia, 1 -ler death was _the re-
sult tor. an. autamobilic accicleat in
Cthram. Mw
iss Leona as oarlY 16
y,ears Of age and much, sympathy is
fielt 1,or her family
A great many lof our young men >1
the age of the military draft LOT
this month, are. reporting in Liohlon
this week.
arr. and Mrs. S. Welts 13lyth
spent a 'few days with tha latter'8
SiSte•r; Mia. G!ele: Hicks, on Weir w cdl-
Eng . bour,
• INlisr Liban. Ellaatt of London is
visatina, at her home here.
• A goodly number of our Massaaaary
members atteaded the Diatracamet
Exeter on May 15th.
• Evans and alas. Baslough were
• delegates of our Sunday School, to
the S. S. Convenaion fn. Creditan an
;Thursday.
vera" peasant time was spent at.
the parsonage era Tuesday ev'g when
t1r. alervyn. Elston was entertained by
th echoir of Iwiblich he iihas been a
member 'nor e number af years; also
was presented with a Salclieras
Coaraart by the choir, pretaaus talks
• departure to• reppa-t, tam- military duty
Mr."'"Roble.rt McFalla is visiting far
' a aew days in London
tx?.03..tem abtwicate,
Sanders & Cieecla, Paoprielors
'Subscription Price—Lir advance $1.Z5
alder year in Cana.da; $1.75 in the
United States. All subscriptions not
artaid in advance 50 cents tetra will
'be charged.
THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1918
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
aay C H. Saaidea-s at the Advocate Of -
lace. Strictly confidential; no witness
• BLANSHARD--Henry Switzer, one
of the plot of Blain:shard, clieid
Saturday, his 82 year. He came to
the township with bits parents front
Limerick, Ireland, when .a lad •acal
settled on. the West Mitchel] road
where he ,lid until a .few monthago
and which as inlaw olcicupied by his son,
Milton Switzer. Mel funeral took
place on TuesIday to St. Marys Cem-
etery. He is suraived by his svarlow
va.hio was „Maas Harnett R. Senn, avid
five cbildren. •
The famous play entitled, "Dot, the
Miner's Daughter, of One Glass af
Wine," to he given iut Woodham Hall
24th of May night.
toOl< place et his home or Monday,
May 6th, lei' a, itespected resident of
Aasiimeocl, la the person of Fred.
11Gp
111(1. ssman, at the age of 67 yeiars,
atonth an(d 15 clays, he s, Tdeceased
had been iii but a iew days, Born an
Wulttenberg, G crinian(y, he came to
Canada \\•thleni ia a young Maof sixteen.
The late Mr. Giossinan conducted a
sioile business here (far twenty years
add itp tire time oif: death was
always a bland \\larking man., He was
inarvileti WI Ellen Zbmnier, W;1115 Prei:le-
ceased him ,five weeks. They liv-
ed at Daslawlood Uil their lives, Mr,
Glossmian is surviived by a family of
tittle vans six da,ughters i—facob,
Mrs I), Hartheib, Mrs. J. Cow
llingood,
W. Her and Vialeatine of
Pc!rt Huston; Mrs, Chas. Rinker of
Da,slirwlood; Mrs: W. Westlake of 1,78-7
borne ; Mils. W. Sandercatt and
loif Landon; Gepage France., and
Jiahn •aV.o Bernard at home,
SAREPTA
A harithei- lof friends and acautaixit-
maces gathered at. the home of
and Mrs. Ed. Willert on Manday ev-
ening alga three car loads mattered
out from Stratapael to da Jionor to
Mr. Goodtaa Callas before his depart. -
are !Dail London,where he reports for
duty. The everang was plea,s,'autly
spent M games rand lather amasenienta
' after which i datinay handl was sem.-
ed. During tale evening Mr, Cafes'
\kraS presented with a. writ watch
Nam las ,many friends, and the fol-
lowing address was read by Mrs, Hoa -
ata RieYnalds, while the presentation
Was Made by Mr, pd. Witt
Dear :friend Gorden,—
ta•tia your late as anta the lives of
inasry of .otu- boy a has came the calla
of duty. It iis ,thity-thrat lifts bnea
Dashwend aampletely awayafrom ones life work,
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A pleasant surprise party \vaa given
Thursday caret -10a to Mr. and Mrs.
pica Daai at Glendale (lai-mei-1y alis
Livia\ Oaak o.f Dashwood), when
about twenty of Ler gill friends from
the city gathered at her blame and
gave her a miscellaneous shearer.
Tbe e‘-enicif,,,, Irari spent an niusbc and
games, after which lunch was served
Mrs, Aaron. Muslser left last week
for a ViSit with Inactive's in the west-
ern provinces,
alis Mildred Schaloeder visited in
London thes, Week.
Rev. W. J. Yager, WralP P'ucceeds
Rev. Meyer has moved here from
Straor,d. We welcome him and his
wo-rthy family to our midst.
airs John Lipiiert af Grand Rapids,
Mich., •is visiting alai relatives here.
Mr. Norman. Brown! of Auburnispent
the week -hand at his haute hove.'
• Miss liattie Race of Exeter 'visited
at the home caf Dr. Routledge over
Sunday • -
Pte. Wm. Qoaarna'n had an auction
sale Of Jas hczase;hold goads .onl Sat-
urday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Collingwood and. Joe
and Valeratanie, Genna,n, o.f Port Huron
Ma. and Mrs. W. Sainderbott and Pte.
-wan. Giasaanan, off Landon attended
the funeral pat their father, the late
• Fred Gossma.n,"las,t week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Jennings surd Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Elliott of Thedford vis-
ited with relatives int town Sunday.
Miss Fanny larleeter of Stratford ia
visiting with relatives here.
Death toil Fred Gossrnan.—The death
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surroundings mild Iniends. But it ad -
trances tone 'into the larger, unselfish-
seltaasacrifacing Ilafe of serving one's
ICiag and Clo,uatry. And as we be-
ileive Glad Hariaseaf,• i,t is aa sealaust
time in the history nationtsa And
we can .oeiiy trust and hope in the
outcome Canada may well be prand
oi' her sons. We have stepped glair-
iatiar and aearlesaly into this great
fight to! prove that might i not al-
ways right and that aight musit
we. regret _that any bray
has to go still we are arafiaiiitely(proud
ar sa leo take their places, in the
aatrials toff those Who hope to win for
az a ;future !of liberty, in the truest
and lineist sence of the ward: Where
in the !days to come your thoughts
ream la!acki Ito. Dear id Ddallawaod and
Saaepta he assured that ylow are, leav-
ing behind you stattaich and loyal
friends, whoa \\ash You God -peed far
to -day. g.00d' luck for to-nortfillel aniel
a,salfe return very,very Soon. To ie -
mind yea that you go fully armed
with the best .alisailes *If all your,
friends. We ask ylo'u to accept this
gift. We eiannestly desireathat peace
may come and that 'arab, shall no mare
make war' on mankilnld; until then,
gland auckr and Gtad 'bless yow.
GRAND BEND
Mr. "lettere has arrived here Irain
Point Edsvard to "fish .Irere far the
summer.—ali. Ike Greek]. of Thedford
visited at P. Baker's last wee.a.—Mr.
arid aVIrs. David Ws on and ahadren
Arkolna visited at Mr. Jae Gida's
Sunday.
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re you giving aid and
rt to the enemy?
Any householder in your neighborhood
who has a garden plot,,or who'owns a piece
of initOte, vacant land that is not being
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put under, cuitwation in order to increase
food production, is (though he or she may
not, giying aid and comfort to
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the -enemy in restraining food production,
as re -4:11y ,as the Submarine Commander
• who sinks an Allied ship laden with food.
The diffe'rence is only one of degree, not
of kind:
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Lo14k around you!
If you have not yet decided to plant a vegetable garden make up your mind to
do so now. You will not regret it. There is still lots of time. Potatoes and beans may
be planted up to June lst and these are the best substitutes for wheat and meat.
For good, practical advice upon how to lay out and cultivate a Vegetable
Garden, write for a free copy of the booklet entitled: "A Vegetable Garden for
Every Home." This has been prepared by the Ontario Department of Agriculture for
the guidance of citizens who will respond to this call for increased production.
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Organization of Resources Committee, Parliament Buildings, Toronto
Dear Sirs:
Please send me a copy of your booklet "A Vegetable Garden for
'Every Home."
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ORGANfZATION OF RESOURCES COMMITTEE
In Co -Operation with Canada Food Board
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It is a matter of the greatest importance
that Canada should increase her produc-
tion of BACON HOGS nd other live stick
as there is at present a world-wide short
age ,tf meat. Good markets for SOMe time
to come are :.ssured.
THE CANADIAN BANK *F COMMERCE
will gladmake loa s to assist farmers la
good standing to acquire live stock. 3"
EXETER BR.—A. Mgr CRE.DITON-Ll. A. McDonald Mgr
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Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
9 Branches in Cirnada
A -General Bankina Business Transac
Circular Letters Of Credit
Bank Monet?, Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTVIENPE
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EXETER BRANCH—
W D. CLARKE, Manage
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STEPPLENICOUNCIL
The ,Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in 'the Town Ball
Crealton, on Monday the 6th day oil
May at 1 p.m. All members were
gresent. The minutes of' the previous
meettng were read and- adopted.
Ilayes—Neeb—That by-law No. 242
being a by-law to repair the Ht' -
cock 'Creek Dram having been read
three times be aassed and signed by
the. Reeve and Clerk and the seal oC
the gorporation. -attached., thereto.—
Carried.
Love—Neeb—That the contract for
the construction and sepairiag of The
Haycock 'Creek Drain be let by Public
Atict'on orr Monday the 20th ot May
next at 3 o'clock p.m. at the bridge
crossing tbe said drain on Con. 22.—
Carried.
Webb—Love—That • by-law No. 243
being a by-law to commute stately:
labor on certain roads designated as
County Roads having been read three
times be passed and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk ands the seal of the
corporation atta.ched there to.—Carried
Neeb—Hayes—That by-law No. 244
being a by-law to impose a tax on
the owners, possessors or harbourers
of Hogs, having been read three times
be passed and signed by the Reeve
.and. Clerk and the seal of the 'Corpor-
ation attached thereto.---lCarried
• Webb—Love--That the assessment
roll as 'filed with the clerk by • the
assessor, Joseph Guinan, be accepted
an that he be paid his rernaneraa
Hon pursuant to byalaw.--Carried.
Hayes—Neeb—That the) Court of Re-
vision to hear and determine appeals
against 'the assessment roll be held
in the Town Hall, ICrediton, on Mon-
day the 27th of May next at 2 p.m.
—Carried.
Neeb—Webb—That the fallowing
persons be appointed pathmasters,
poundlreepers and fence -viewers.
Pathmasters—Henry 'Wilson, Fred
Hogarth, Sam Preszcator, Geo. Walk-
er.Williarn White (2 diva. Ezra Mast.
William Winer 'Chas. )3ox, Fred Kerr,
Wm, Sims, W. 11. Finkbeiner, Wm.
Bowman, Edw. Fahner, Gotha Wein,
Pat. Carroll, Sam Lamport, 'Chas. Ell-
ber, Wm. Moriock (2diva By. Mar-
tene, James Flynn, Albert Regier,
Frank Glaaville, Simon Hartman,
Jonah Kestle, Jos. Glavin, Jos. Mc -
K r •Dan Barry David Lippert,
Clark (2diva Wm, Smith, Isaiah Tet-
reau, Disjardine, John Iloul-
ahan, Thos.. Keough, 1Chas, Lochner, .
John Gooding, Edw. Laraport, John
Willett John Berney, Henry Hawker,
Isaac Besterd, Geo. Mawson, Wm.
Wade, .1.• 3. Carruthers, :Wm. Hay-
ter, Adelbera Webb, Hainaphrey Webb
Louis Farrell Stephen Webb, Edw.
Gill, 3. Oliver, Richard Webb, Jas.
E, Haidgins, -Emery Disjardine, We -
Ley
mrebJbo.nes, James McCarthy, John
Schroeder, jaaab Walper, Stephen •
Hayes, 'Jas. ficaliins, Alex Hotson,
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Pound-Keepers—Wra. Moffatt, Har-
man Shapton, W. B. Gaiser, Theo.
Dietrich, David Eagleson, Geo,. Webb
Alvin Baker, Arthur Amy, Chris.
Finkbeiner, ArtItur Baker, gos, Bxent•
ner, Fred. Preeter, Silas Sta.nlake,
Reuben Goetz. David Steeper, Jere-.
miah Brophey aaaa-a. ,
Fence-Viewers—Dan. McCurdy, Ls-
aao Hall, Ezra Heist, Peter McKenzie
Geo. Mawhinney, Eli King, William '-
Brown', Geo. Down, Austin Hayter. •
The !following orders were passed.
F. Adams, drawing gravel C.Rd.
3.35; W4 Vincent, ditto 3.35; Elizabeth
Towle, charity, 40.00; Jos. Guinan,
salary as assessor 100.00; Edw. Hall,
tile across road on S.B. 2.00; Henry,
Appleton, rep culvert S.B. 1.00; do.
Con,14, 1.00; Geo. Lovie, damage to
buggy 5.00; Robert En,glish, rep,
buggy 2.00; Bert Holt, rep. a road,
Saable Con 6.00; Ed. Wilds Filling
in washout E.S.R. 5.00;, fauaaaphrear,
Webb, rep.3rd. 6.Ed. 18.75; Gu.ss
Tatta, rep. gore xoad 2.50; Thomas
Webb, grading !Con, 21-22 16.25
The council adjourned to meat a-
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, os
Monday, ;the 27th of May at 1 lam.
• !Henry Eilbea, Clerk,
SPANKING DOESN'T CURE !
Don't think children can be cured
of bed-wetting by. spanking them.
The trouble is constitutional, the childtaa
cannot help it. I will send FREE to
any mother my successful home treat-
ment, with full instructions. if your
children trouble you in this way, send
no money, but write me to -day. My
treatment is highly recommended to
adults troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night. Address
MSS. M. Summers,
Noah Dietrich, ELL. Kraft, Newton Box 840 WINDSOR, Ontario,
MONEY TO LOAN
Wa home a large amount of private
Lauda to loan on farm and village\
proareaty at low rates of interest.
GLA,DMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
ii,A.AC R. CARLING, BA..
Ba!rriater. . Solicitor, Notary PutIic
Comtaisaionor, Solicitor far The area
BOAS a*Pk, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest.
Ufftee—Main Street, Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
1...icen.iud Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfactiois
Guaranteed.
Crediton — Ontartr
C. W. ROBINSON
Lia ..9!NSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stack Sale a Specialty, Office at
Coalialautt Warerooms, next door to
Centia! Hot -el, Main Street, Exeter
• DR AlR KINSMAN. L.D.S. D.D,S
Honor Graduate Toronto Unlversity
• Teeth extracted without pain or any
.• had effects. Officaaaver Gladman &
Stanbwry's Office, Main Street, Exeter
Dr G F. ROULSTON, L. DI S„ D.1),S
DENTIST
Mernbea of the R. C. C. D.S. !if Ont
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Offioe *Mr Carling's law Office,
CInn041 Widdnesday afternoons.
NO TRU
A SUGGESTION FOR YOUR
SUMMER HOLIDAYS
THIS YEAR.
AL.GONQ'UIN PARK
HIGHLANDS. OF ONTARIO
An ideal spot far your Summer Va-
cation midst wild and delightful scen-
ery.
Excellent hotel service at the
• "HIGHLAND INN"
Full -information from any ' Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent lar C. E. Haan-
ing, District Pasaenger Agent, Tor-
onto. ,
N. J. Dore, Agent, Exeter.
SPRING TERM FROM APRIL 2nd.
STRATFORD. cii.Eri
Commeicial are offers the great op-
partunitaes Recent lady graduates of
this school ate earning as high as
$1000 per annum The last application
w(c recei.ved from an office man with
some experience offered initia1 salary
of $1800 pei annum. StadentS may
enter our classed any time. Graduates
Placed in positions. COmmercial, Short
hand and leJegraphy departments. Get
oar free catalogue.
W.W J,. Elliott, D. A, McLachlan,
Prealdent PriiNcipal