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The Kind "'You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
Wand has been made under his per-
'' sonal supervision since its infancy.
-ce( Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just -as -good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Ex erience against Experiment.
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Who , Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assitnilation of Food; giving healthy and natural. sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
Use dor ever 30 Years
The Kind ¥ou Have Always Bought
THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY.
MOM I,
Horse Routes
DIAMOND CUP
IMP. 12100, 15697
Inspected and Enrolled Farm 1.
This Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale
MONDAY leaves hie own stable, Us-
berne, to Fred Stewart's far noon;
bo Andrew Gibso 's', for night.
TUESfAY to Win. Pincambe's far
moon' to Richard Dicks' for night.
WEDNESDAY to Wm. Delbridge's
for noon home for night.
THURSDAY to Wm. Oke's farnoon
to John. Rowe's, Hay, for night.
FRIDAY to owner's stable, Exeter,
Boar noon home till Monday morning.
FRED ELLBR.INGTON, Prop.
DAVID BROWN, Manager
The Percheron Stallion Imported
from France
HUMIDE
French No. 75739 ;_ American N o.67 970
Canadian No. 1480
Inspected and Enrolled Form 1.
TUESDAY noon leaves his own stab-
'le at 'K,hivat, to :Grand Bend for
night,
WEDNESDAY to Harry. Stade's, San-
ble Line, for noon; !tome until
Fridav nTorning.
FRIDAY to Henry Martini's, Con. 9
floe 'noon, to Jto+hn, Jacob's for night.
SATURDAY to Pat Regan's for noo¢i.
'biome till Tuesday noon.
WM. WITZEL, Prop, & Mgr,
KING JOHN
Old Country -Na 18411, Canadian No.
17226; Entralnrle e_ Na. 4363
Irreeected and Ent -Jolted Form 1.
This Pure Bred, Imported Clydesdale
MONDAY leaves his town stable, at
Farquhar, and pnoceeles to Willearn
Simmons, S. B. Hibbert, for noon;
to Cephas Pynv's fear night.
TUESDAY by Huilondale, t°' ,:Art.
Mitchtelil's icor neon; to Metropolit-
an, Hotel, Exeter, .f for night.
WEDNESDAY to Hilton Ford's, N.
B., Stephen floe noon; to Richamd
HENSALL
On May 25th Archibald B. Row-
clnffe, scan of 'Mr, aired Mrs. John Row- t
click:, and M;nss E, Mae, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. N. Horton, were mar-
ried at the Manse, Thames -121oacl,
.Yir. W Horton, 'and Miss J. V. Row
clitfo assisted, They will resiide near
Henshll--Mr; and Mrs. Wm 'Webbed.
of I-I+ensall, wish to announce the mar-
riage ,af their daiughter, Catharine Ada
to Mr, Robert R. ' Paters—on a Cal-
gary, the mutnrrnage( to takes place about
the middle toff June,—Rev: A. R. Gar-
rett, who preached There set\ e,ra t times
oaring the vacancy ,og St. Paul's
Ci:iurch, was, during the pat week,
ordained as a n luniilster or rector and
has been a;rploirote(cli.by the Bishop of
Huron to the charge of Hensall and
Staffs and conducted( services our.Sun-
day last. The reverend gentleman„
while a student, bravely enlisted for
Lits country's defence 'end served in
active duty in, the trenches,—Mrs. R.
Brynthron is in Detroit (visiting her
son, 'William, and 'sister, Mrs. Mc-
Leod.—Mr. T, G. Robiuvsiom,, a return-
ed soldier alncl ,on -+int -law of Mr.' W.
1-1. Rey'n]olds of Hens';d1 spent a few
days here.
Baker's S. B.' Hay, for night.
THURSDAY to Shots Brokeeshieet's.
Tor natant;° to 'ernes Stantlakee'st, Con.
2, Stephe'n,'alor {n!iight
FRIDAY to Richadel Coates' fae.
iiodn; to John Heirkn's, Con. 9, Us -
borne, for tight.
SATURDAY to Ben. W.i 1iaan's; Con.
8, dear noon ; ih,omle till Mor day mleirrie
Leg,
W. H. KAY an,d
S. BAS'KERVILIE, Props.
Notice to Creditors
In. the mia'tter of the Estate of And-
rew Behan, late of the Township of
McGillivray, County of Middlesex,
farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Statutes in that behalf that all cred-
itors and others having claims ag.
aunt the estate of the said. Andikew
Behan, who died on or about the 17th
daffy ro-f January, A.D. 1918, are re -
reined ion ,or betfore the 15th day of
June, A. D. 19,18, to send, by post pre-
paid or deliver to H. Either & Sion,
Crediton. Otet., acting far the under-
si.;neclexecutors, their Christian
and surnames, addresses and descrip
tions, the full particulars of .their
claims the statement of their ace
clounts and the nature of the secur-
ities it any, held by them. And
further take notice that after said
last mentioned date the Executors
will. proceed to distribute the
assets of the deceased among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice and that the said
Executors • shall rnot be liable for
said assets or any part thereof, toany
perso'ror persons of whose claims
notice shall not have been received
by them at the time of such distrib-
ution.
JAMES BEHAN,
MICHAEL BEHAN
Executors
1212 15th Street, Detroit, Mich.
Dated May 23, 1918.
ZURICH
:..Mr. Victor E. Appel, son of J'Lr. and
Mrs. E. Appel Of town has enlisted
in the 'R!oyad Asir Ftorrce —Mr. George
Schie'11ig of 17etr1otnt is visiting at the
b!om!e 'of his daughter Mrs. G. Gram,
Parr Linla.—Mr. and Mrs. Resc.o of
Caro, Mich., are; visiting at the home
of the lait'ter's mother, Mrs. A. Letb-
mart.—A ctuiet weddinc. rook place at
Flint,
Mich., ton May 25, when Ms
Carrie, .d:'uaghter sof Mr. and :Mrs:
John Galinlun of this village, was
united in marriage to Mr. Z-ioyd
Schteife1I lot Elkton, 'Mich., They will
reside at Elkton,.—No services were
held in the Lutheran Church on Sun-
day as the preacher, Rev, H. Rembe
attended the annual synod of the
Lutheran Church, held at Elmira.
SHIPKA
Mr. and Mrs.' Walter Neill and Clli+r-
fortd visjcted at Mr. Ge rge Scollt3's
an Sunday',—SaLnpier Miilteln: E. Ratz
of London, spelnt( the week,: Bend at his.
Basic bene.=Mrs. John Ba,ynham and
Mrs. -Thos. Bayrntham) went to Thorn -
dale on. Satundlay to see their 'sister
i;n,-llanv, Mss. 'Robert Res;tterd, who is
very i11. -Mr,. end Mrs. Wm. Mc'Kel-
lar and family spent Sunday with
sfriends Foreise Mr Gels Scott
nurclrtzsed a McLau.ghliln car last
week.—Miss A1>jice Gaielelr !of Cradi-
. do i and Miss Lulls 'Ming orf New
Hamburg smolt Sulnk:lay( at Mr. Jacob
Gadsier',s —Ma Diewpi'lrtig of St. Char-
les, 114icb., iw eisiltiiag her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Hannan, ear ° a, Pew weeks.
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Different
Kinds of
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Your furnace should not
only give you plenty of
heat, but the right quality
of heat.
Some houses would be
better without any heat
than the kind their fur-
naces give them.
If you study the. Sunshine
Furnace you will know
what the right kind of heat
is and how to get it.
For Sale by G. A. Hawkins
London
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Saskatoon
Vancouver 67
LUCAN
CANADA
Canada's
Its Purpose .. rid A
erratic
pplication
ANADA faces the gravest crisis in her history. Four years of war have taken from
the Dominion a heavy toll in talent and labor, yet despite the shortage of man
power, our Allies still depend on Canada to maintain her own fighting forces rt full
strength and to increase her exports of food and war materials, so vital to them, a_,d to
the successful prosecution of the war.
Every ounce bq which Canada can increase her food production and every ounce Canada
can save in her food consumption is needed for export to the Allies.
Should the war continue for another year, food cards and a rationing system may h've to
be instituted. It is the duty of Canada to be prepared for whatever situation circumstances
may force upon her.
It is quite probable that before the war is won our Government may have to place
restrictions upon a occupations in which men and women may engage. In such an
event the Government wishes to be in a position to render all possible assistance in
keeping our, population usefully and profitably employed.
Registration Day, June 22nd
These conditions point to the necessity of Canada
knowing the exact capabilities of her men and
women at home.
All, persons residing in Canada, ma or female,
British or alien of 1 q years and over, w�ij be required
TI answer tr th4
he
to register on June 22nd and ,v � y
questions set forth upon the registration card.
It is not the Gove nrnent's intention to cto
labour in any form, but to assist in directing it
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so that every available unit of human energy raay be
utilized to the best advantage.
The information procured through registration will
be used—as an aid to the Military Authoritiesin pro-
curing the men necessary to maintain "Canada's
First Line of Defence"—to mobilize all units of avail-
able labor in the Dominfoi�sn and direct them frem less
essential to more essential occupations—to eceablish
icrip t and intelligently administer a system of food rationing
wisely, should that become necessary.
Issued by authority of
Canada Registration Board
Mr. W. A. .Mu(nrey, witfe and two
ida+wghters tote Port, Hugon were vieitare.
with Mr and Mrs. Thlas. Hudgins a.
few days last welek MissAnmjierWitl-
lis, who was .dalnaerausly illl, is much
improved. W. Ji. Cunnfnghare,
who has be In ill, is able to Ire out.
again.—Mr. Harrold Nurste;, who was
injured in the automobile accident a
short time eg+o+, has auff cilein!t1y re -
[revered le; to relturn to his home!.-
Mrs Wm., Mhaid:lelsion, who spent the
winter with her dlau!ghiteir at C op,p er
Cliff, has aie'bur,neid( to her home here.:
—Miss Suntan Hiadgiins, Waiter Street
is seriously ill.—Mss'. .Garnet Ho,dg-
i'ns ,a: Englehart lis visilting relatives
and friends.—Mr. Arthur Wiesion was
the guest +a1 hits is6is'ter, Mrs. W. Ll
Gibson for a few- days last :veelc.
Dw^i u,
the storm Monday night of
:as t week Mr, Thlos. Markin hard .a
geed tenni .oie hpirsieis killed by light-
ning
KILLED BY A BULL
Thomas W. Watt„ aged 37, employ-
ed on. the farm .of John Beatty of
McKillop township, was trampled to
death by a bull •in his ernployert;s
stable :on Sunday night Watt' was.
tying the animal up when it turned
on. him and trampled him to death.
No one else. was in, th:e st able at the
time, and when the alarm was sou,nd-
e'd by a small boy and assistance se-
cured :Nom the house it was found
that Watt was dead. The mother of
the dead farm-hand livres in Clinton.
MARRIAGE' LICENSES ISSUED
by l:. H Sanders at the Advocate Of -
EXECUTORS'
Auction Sale
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
AT 10ENTRALIA
The Executors df the estate of the
late 'B110EI'ABt'D U1tANDFORD havd in-
structed. Mr. 'C. W. Robinson, auc-
tioneer to Offer for sale by public
auction on the premises on
TTGESDAY, JUNE 55th, 1918
at 2 o'clock in the 'afternoon the fol-
lowing property:
Ail `those portions of farm lots num-
bers 13 and. 4 in 'the First concession
of the Township of. Stephen, together'
with the lots inn f11b Village o�P Van.-
Strictly confidential; no witness tralra owned 'by the late 'Richard
feandiford and contasning forty-two
acres more or 'less.
On this property is a comfortable:
frame house and a good barn. The
soil is good and the i --cation so ccn-
venient td church, school and railway
station makes the property' a very
drrsrrable one.
TERMS—Ten per cent of the p i r -
chase (money, on the day Of sale and
the balance on the first of January.
1919,.without interest.
Further particulars and terms and
oonditions will be 'nada' known on
the day of sale or may be had on ap-
plication to the uncl.er<igned.
GLA(DMAN So- ST ANBD RY
Exeter, Ont. Solicitors .or Executors..
C. W. ROBINSON
Exeter, Auctioneer.
MOUNT CARMEL
Rev, Fr. Beery ,announced the I•Loly
bathe of mairrirage(at• Mr. T. J. Collins
near lalva and eless Elllen .Pierce of
Mitchell, tate .ntaatritiege to take place
the middle of June.—Mr. Eddie Ded
erich spent a far •clia'y& at his home
near Waterlloo.—Mrs. John Rowland
has returinied (hlaml4 *ter ••-isiitin,g a
sick fa i e'nid hear . Haimu1ft(on —Mr. and
Iviris Dan. 'McEeche(nt and family sof
Thtedeord, s'pen't .Suin(dlay with the
former's heather, SYamaiel; here.—Mrs.
Thjelo, Dedernph teem—flied honief from
St, easeplr's lH!ol fpital, " IJond'on, on
Saturday, much impraved in health.
—Miss Kathleen O'Leary ,af Parkhill
vidited `her clo'usjiin Musts Mary O;'Bri-
en, for a few dttiys last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Arithuur Hummel ort:
Bloomsburg, Pa., motored here and'.
are visiting t e6r relit vea in thiljs',
section. Their car relgi;stexed 600
miles.—Mrs. Bullard off Herusall and
clialuighter-inrliaw, Mrs,! S. Bullard off
!Kern -Robert, .Sask., visited on this
smite recelntly1/4--'Mr'. D;, Brimtnell was
nn Ailsa Craig ori Sunday;—Mr. and
Mrs 'Jessie Jacques of Sunshine vis-
ited the latttr's' parents and brother
on Sunday.—Miss Maude Glenn has
returned from a visit to Kiitchen,er
and Elmira.—Ori 'Ilhlulrs,day , evening;
preceding Icor marriage, Miss Mae
Horton was te,ndlereld a miscellaneous
shower by her rekatives and friends
at her hohnle on this ]tiitel Tha presr-
ents were nuseiful.and pretty,—Messrs!.
Matthew Thompson anid Horton Mc-
Dougall were (In the, Forest City an
Sl:-ttt rdr,ay„-Arth,ur Cole went to. To-
ronto out Monday1-1VLr. and Mrs. W.
L. 'Kerslake visited at Winchelsea on
SulrudayY.-The crops Ewe 'well aclva,nc-
ed and evcryt1aingl is 'looking the, very
best. '
Wedded.—A quiet wedding took
pl l,Ce at Th,antles Road manses on Sat-
urday, May 25th, when Dr, Fletcher
mottle Archibald Rlotutly, Londoti Road
and. Mac, Horton), only idattghltek ,01
Mr. omict Mrs. Niotth. I -Porton, man and
wife, .After the ceremony the happy
corllpP naatoned toSca,forth, where
they ,took the aaifte)+-n In trainfor
1`iwonto the travelling :n a Stui,t
of navy binllc, with grey eaves and
shoes and Itla(t for navy and grey.
They will siettilei .on, tie old Mcbwcn
farm. Oar best wishes! go with thein,
very Farmer Nee s
HE Motor Car is a greater convenience to the average
farmer than the telephone, the rural mail or even the
grain binder.
The binder which is considered as a very usc'ul implement
is rarely used more than a few days during the entire year.
The rest of the time it stands idle, taking up space, while
the automobile is available for use throughout all seasons,
and both day and night.
It is ever ready to run down the lane to the back field or the
pasture with a parcel or a message, or take you and your
family to town for shopping purposes—or on an errand to
the neighbors.
The motor car is called upon whenever anything is wanted
in a hurry It is the most useful implement or convenience
for the farm. It helps you conserve your energies and tine
for productive work and enables you . and your family tq
accomplish more with less energy. You surely feel the need
of a Ford. Why not order one today?
All prices aubjoct to war tate charges, accept trucks anid chaseJa
MILO SNELL, DEALER
Exeter
(Andrew Campbell, Sa lesrfaan)
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Chassis • - i 535
Runabout - - 575
Touring - - 595
Coupe - - • 770
Sedan - - - - 970
One -Ton Truck 750
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