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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-9-19, Page 5.I!IIIIUPiIIPiIiNININIItlIIIINI1116U - UiWUNINUTAIWNWWNI htutimiIII ainttoom PfIiI IIUl0010 They'zo1rietaryor.me iacina 4 Q G ltt"0 u Rill hel'eod fiYlte te$t01G%4md_. Ii c1vr° Therebyrmtnpileri4e0t Gheeffulness' tiiIIeS# G ileitlter 0 iti3Y 1 O $u11611 Min4 rend „i Ol Aiif1O'1'11 :AT.aa Adello Salt' alaiseJPod rdoDnatarifo Ii, s, ClangeOlvar liEnstfyival..,.... .-'' AllOpftil grOdyfoe Ganstipatloe.aitd Diiixhnea and Fever sitn¢ss-and LOSS OFS1L`P.E festiltin$thesiggsmialnfancy' r Y Tac,Srmite f THECE gC v RI 1+4oNTm AL H erier For Infants and Children. Mothers Knofl That Genuine Cartons Always Bears the Signature of Use For Over Th'lrty Years Exact CoPy of Wrapper. TR= cCNTAUR COMPANY:NEW YORK CITY. Dr. G F. ROULSTON, L, D. S.. D.1).S QR. DENTIST member o! the A. C. C. D.S. or Or Honor Graduate Toronto "University Office over C 1g's as. • elle'. Cosa Wednesday sfternnees .. FALL TERM OPENS - SEPT, .3rd CENTRAL sTRATFORD.. ONf. lhre .call far, trained help is greater now than ever before in the' history of Canada. Our graduates are- ae -ceilinug splendid Dosi,tilons. We have Commleatlka1, Shorthand Land 'Tele- graphy Departments. ' If you purpose taking •ap ibu'siness college course dur- ing Fall or inter months, _write ;row far one free catalogue. D. A. McLachlan, Prin. %XY HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO CANADA The home of the Red Deer and the Moose OPEN SEASONS Deer -Nov,. 1 to 15, inclusive Moose—Nov. 1 to 15, inclusive. In some of; the northern districts 'of -On- tario, '' including Timagami and. the 'territory north and south of the Can- adian Government- Railway irom •the Quebec to Manitoba Boundary open 's'eason for Moose is Oct. 1 to Nov.30 Write for copy of "Playgrounds— the Haunts of Fish and Game", g,:viing Game Laws Hunting Regulations etc. to C. E Horning, Distr ct Passenger, Agent, 'toe,ion Station, Toronto, Ont N. J. Dore, Agent, Exeter.: A. HASTINGS Agent for Canada Life Assurance Company Akio Fire and Accident Insurance. Money to Loan on Farm Property • EXETER ONT. eV • T :1 : ilte` T'iitl eesiin'fario. C . ONOL FOR MEN. t1Nerve'.and Arnie; Increases •'_ ria stanbaIrd yon up. as a,baY air • t,$ret-dreg Motes, or bs -nairalas `wTettc Shouse. natio cotest. cathe Ines, IThe Cliriatianla press declares that the U-boat brutality has surpassed all Unfits," MARRIAGE LICENSES :ISSUED. the Advocate Of- fice no witnessb v C. h Seeders at d fice. Strictly confidential; We club with all the leading daily and weekly papers:. ' Now is the time so select your 1918 reading. MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount:af private fund's otto loam on farm and village property at law rates of interest.' • GLADMAN & STANB URY Barr seers, Solicitors, Exeter ISAAC' R. CARLING, B. A. Barrister Solicitor, : Notary Public, Commissioner, Solcittar for the Mal - sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Office—Malan Street, Exeters. FRANK TAYLOR Licensed ,Auctioneer Torr Counties of Hunan amid Middlesex Prices` Realslanalble .and Satiefaetlion. Guaira'nteed. Crediton, Ontario. t W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND v &LLJA TOR' for Counties of Tierce Perth Middlesex. and Oxford. Farm Stock Sales. a Specialty, Office at Coekelhurtt Warerooms, next door .to Centra' Hotel, Main Street, Exeter. OR, A, R. KINSMAN, L.D.S., D_D & Honor Graduate Toronto UnEversi. Teeth extracted without pain er any ba+i effects. Office over Gladmart 8t Stanbtmy's Office, Main Street, Ereetott good range should do, There is no flue sys- I tem just like that of f {h the Pandora Range. you e Bforebuya range learn .about the Pandora method of heat distribution. — it is the secret of good baking and of every kind of good work a It iS the !wag System of the range. London Toronto. St. John, N"13. Hamilton. Winnipeg Vancouver Edmonton Saskatoon 59 IFRIDt} Y White Rose Day in Toronto brought $13,000, Sir W. H. Manning, new Governor of Ceylon, has arrived, at Colombo, Member -a of the Toronto police force are ,discussing the formation of a union. The newsprint investigation was resumed at Ottawa by Commissioner Pringle, The War Garden Show at the' To„ ronto Armories was opened by'Hou, W. D. McPherson. The Sovereign Grand Priory of Canada concluded its thirty-fifth an- nual assembly at Belleville, Arthur Townsend, forty-five years old, dropped dead while waiting fpr a car on his way to work at, ;Kitch- ener. Speculators are said to he xaa.king' fortunes by cashing 'railroad men's pay cheques in St. Thomas and sell- ing them in -Detroit. ' The Royal Commission • to inquire into alleged illegal voting by goIdiers in Chambly-Vercheres began its -See-: sion at St. John's, Que. Registrars under the Military Ser- vice Act conferred at Ottawa with the members of the Military Service Branch -of the Department of Justice. The U. S. Special Treasury Investi- gation Committee has issued a red- port to the effect that the drug habit. has greatly increased in the United States. P1 esident Wilson yesterday signed the joint resolution by Congress em powering him to establish prohibition zones around shipyards and munition plants. A Brockville chaplain said some pointed things respecting religious training in the home to the General Synod of the Church of England in Canada. Representatives of nearly a score of municipalities ; met at Brantford andadopted a resolution urging the central route for the provincial high- way between Windsor and Toronto. Bishop 'McCormick of Western Michigan and Bishop Richardson of Fredericton made stirring addresses to a, large gathering in -Massey Hall under the auspices of the Anglican Laymen's Missionary Movement. SATURDAY. M. " T. O'Brien, of Renfrew, has been appointed a Senator. The U. S. Government.` has decided that meatpackers must operate un- der licenser Fuel Controller Magrath hasbeen appointed Director of Coal :- Opera tions in Nova Scotia and New Brims - wick. Col. H. C. Bickford, of Toronto is r.o head the infantry in the, Siberian, Exeeci.tionary Force under Brig. -Gen.' Eax,rsley. ' Canada's trade decreased ' more than 270 million dollars in the five months ending with August as com- pared with last year. Despatches from Geneva state that the French Government have de- nounced e nounced the Franco -Swiss commer- cial convention of 1906. Hamilton physicians using their; motor cars professionally and not for, pleasure on Sundays will have a green cross sticker on the windshield. The Lokal Anzeiger says the Gov- ernment is resolved to dissolve the Prussian Diet if no agreement- is. reached on the franchise reform question. Emergency relief and thorough- going economic development is to be applied to Greece by the Entente powers, Britain, France and the Unit- ed States. Anglican. laymen at the General Synod decided that the endowment and necessary to maintain missions so the Indians and ISskinfos is to be raised in Canada. A. G. MacKay, former: Liberal reader in Ontario, has been elected. acclamation in the bye -election tocrsioned by his being taken into the Alberta Cabinet. The Chief .Commissioner of Dona- inion Police has been charged with the enforcement of the anti -loafing law, and it will be given a wider application than hitherto. The Attorney -General's Depart- ment is considering evidence submit- ted by the Cost of Living Commis- sioner of alleged food profiteering by. restaurant , and hotelkeepers. Formal charges against the Toron- to police in. connection with the re- cent street troubles have been given to Chief Grasett by H. Hartley De - wart, counsel •for the G,W.V.A. MONDAY. Weston Fair was a big success. Ten thousand people patronized the War Gardens Show in Toronto. Day of Atonement services were held in the synagogues yesterday. The Anglican General Synod decid- ed to co-operate' with the Religious Educational Council. Mrs. Clementine Fessenden, foun- der of Empire Day, died at her home in Hamilton, aged seventy. The Canadian. Railway Board Lab- or Committee has made its award, giving more pay' to telegraphers. German prisoners assert that there are already some 15,000 women in the Fourth German army zone alone. Toronto and Ontario loyally ob- served the request of the Fuel Con- troller to refrain from Sunday motor- ing. The shrievalty of Elgin County, vacant nearly three years, has been filled by the swearing in on Saturday of Wm, H. Elliott. Premier Lloyd George, who suffer- ed an attack Of influenza Thursday night after an address at Manchester, spent a good night and his condi- tion to -day was declared ,to be satis- factory, The Food. Board urges that fruit infected, or suspected of infection, with phenol, be not destroyed unit] its experts have reported who are searching for an antidote, so as tb prevent waste of the fruit. Hon: r. 13. '.Carvell, Minister of Public Works, inspected Port Dover harbor on Saturday and promised im- mediate repairs to the eastern break- water, also saying that the .Federal Government would take over and int:- The m prove the harbor•. . The bigger Comfort Soap bar gives you more soap for the money than ever before,, The weight has been .increased because, as you know, there are nb premiums with the Bigger Bar's wrapper. Here is a real chance to save in housekeeping•expenses. If you really want more GOOD soap. for your money' you'll just :firmly ask your grocer for the bigger Comfort Bar -he can supply you. If you are still getting the former, smaller Comfort Soap, keep on saving the wrappers, they are still good for premiums. Pugsley, Dingman & Co., Limited " Toronto Exeter Fair Continued from Page 1 MANUFACTURES & IMPLE-MENTS Domestic cloth, W. W. Taman; blankets, J Decker; 'woollen yarn Miss Tom, H. N,'ee,b; rag carpet, Miss Tom; stuffed birds, A. McPherson, Mrs Dr. Sweet; tailor custom suit, W. W. Taman;- col. tailor's goods an,d furnishings, W. W. Taman; col. boots and shoes. B. W. F. Beavers; assort- ment carpenter 'work„ Ross -Taylor Co, assortment tweeds, W. W Taman, factory tweeds, W. W. Taman. Lady's, boats, gent's boots, and hand made boots, B,• W. F. Beavers, GRAIN, & SEEDS Six -rowed bareTrueman; y, C.T man; huh- iiata -less. barlW. eyH. ng, , W.. I -l:. D,earinC.g;Truem"White Deariiner;. Merchant's flour; Harvey Bros., 1 and 2; white; beans, C. Truemner; clover seed C. Truemner, A. Hoo:Per; col. `,grain in, ear, W. H. Dearing; ensil- age corn, T. ,Harris, T. H. Shaptan; •speltz W. IT Dearing; small peas, C. Truemner Geo. Delbridge, judge. CUT FLOWERS Asters, J. Ford, Dahlias, Mrs, Skel- ton; Gladiolus, Dr, Hyndman; 'Carna- tions. arnation B. W. F. Beavers; Petunias,.. L, Reynolds, John Ford; Coxcombs, J. G. Forrest; Stacks, J. Ford, B. W. F. Beaver ; Verbenas, L. Reynolds Zinnias, J Ford, J': G. Forrest; best arranged , basket, L. Reynolds best arranged for dinner table, J. G. For- rest, B. -W. F. Beavers; col. annuals, 3. G. Farrest; floral design, 3 Ford, 3. G Forrest; boucruet, J. G. Forrest Mrs. Jae. Anderson; Novelty cut flow ers, J, G. Forrest, Mrs. J. Andersen. Special Dr. Hyndman; special, Bal- sam. B W. F. Beavers, Wnr Sweet, Judge. ._ FLOWERS Begonias -Tuberous, C. B. Snell;' Begonias-othle.r varieties, Mrs. Mc- Pherson: erson: Ferns, 5, G. Forrest, Mrs. Mc1 ercn Foliage, J. Hunter, Jnp. Ford; G e. aatums, Mrs. Skelton 1 and 2; Hanging basket plants, J. Ford, Mrs, McPherson; Novelty potted plants, J, G Forrest, Ford. FINE ARTS . Landscape in toil, Mrs. A. McPher- son; figure, in, oil, Mrs. Skelton, J. G. ,Forrest, fruit or flowers, in oil, J. G. Forrest; water color, landscape, Miss M. Follic!i11 and 2; water color figure' Mrs. Skelton, hLiss M. Folhck;s water 'color, fruit or flowers, Miss Fol lick, Mrs. Skelton; Sepia painting Miss M. Fol.lick J. G. Forrest; pho- tography J • Senior; crayon or pastello J. ,c, Forrest; pencil sketch, T. G. Fe -rest Miss M Folhick; col.' Photo: graphs. J. Senior; photographs, J. Sen ioz col.'photogra,ic views, Miss Fol - lick. J Savior; photograph, amateur, Miss Foillick, H. Ford;; pen and ink s'.cctelb Mrs. Skelton, Miss Iicilick; painting in china, Mrs. A. McPherson; painting on china, conventional, Mr. A McPherson,. Mrs. Skelton; hair dresser's work, H. Neeb, J. Decker sr col, cons, Mrs. A. McPherson; coil: stamps, Dr. Roulstoin., Mrs, McPher- son • col. curiosities, Mrs. Skeltion`,. LADIES' ,WORK Tray cloths, R. Nordhcottt, •Mrs. E. Dignan; .i;,,s, llrs. Skelton, Mirs. scrim er canvas, .L. Reynolds, W. EL! Reynolds; embroidery, (Roman or cut -work, Miss C. Sweet; eyelet emhroid, ery, T. J. Berry, Mrs. E. Dugnaln;. French and ' eyelet eombined, ,Mrs: R. Welsh, Mrs la Dignan; 'embroidery. shadow, Mrs. Skelton; embroidery, punoh work, R. Nertiheott, Lula Has- tings; H;as-tings; embroidere, Wallachia, Mrs. R. Welsh; embroidery. hardinger, L Reynolds, W. H. Dearing; embroidery Bulgarian, Lula (Hastings, Mrs. Skel- ton; embroidery, Hucka back, 'J. .G. Forrest; tatting,'' Miss Tom, Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet; modern cross stitch, L. Reynolds, Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet; ladies' underwear, B. Northcott; fancy un derwaist, L. Reynolds; ladies might dress, Miss iC. Sweet; camisole, B. W F. ,Beavers; fancy waist, 'Mrs. Skel- ton, John Decker, Str.; dace batten - burg,' 13. W. J+. Beavers, Miss C. Sweet. lace, .Elora tor., Mrs. ,Skelt'dn; lace ten,eriffe, T. .1. ,Beery; stencilling, J. G. [Forrest ; Irish ,crocihe t,• Mfrs. 13. Welsh;, filet; .crochet, Miss M. Brook. Miss C,. Sweet erechet yoke Miss C. Sweet; 'crochet and faincq /braid cpm - 1 Lined, Lula. Hastiegs;' centre " -piece with crochet, 2dirs. R. Welsh; col. cro- chet dace; his' C. etSweet S ;e a; best novelty lin eancy work, Miss Mr Brook Mise Tom; table mats -L. Reynolds, Miss Toni; 'mean's night •slhirt, L. Rey- nc des; laundry bag, Lula .Hastings, Moss iC. Sweet;; man's work shirt, L. Reynolds; kitchen apron, J. Decker, Sr.; L. l eynolds; !plain hand. seving,1 Miss Tom; whisk !holder, Lula Hast-',' Ings, photo frame, ia1irs. Skelton; ar- j ticlis J'or dresser, Mrs. Lepherson; j Gael ,I! box for handkerdh efs, Miss Tom, Mei C. Sweet; Laney apron, Lu -1, la II-Lastint s, Miss C. Sweet, 'Mfrs. (Dr.) Sweet; -towel. rack, L. Reynolds; hand. or fancy bag, Miss Tom, Mrs. Skelton; 1 sofa pillow mounted, Mrs. R. ,Welsh Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet;" sofa 'pillow wash- able, Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet, IB.. W. Es .Bea- vers; tea cosy, Miss Tom 'b Kiss M. Brook; :Fancy pdn cushion, Mfiss Tom; Boudoir cap, Miss Brook., Miss Tom; infan:t's bonnet, II1Iiss ",Brook, i11. Neeb; in.fant's'lwoties, Miss Brook, SH. Neeb raffia work, Miss ;Brook, Ruth An i drevi's; metal craft .11rs. Skelton, ,L 0-, ,E'onrest; 'crochet dhlawJ, carpe or jacket, Mrs. McPherson, Miss 'Tom; Crochet slippers,2,Bss Tom, Miss ,M. Brook: crochet underskirt, Miss, Tont. 1-I. Ne,eb; Crochet Sas-inaLor, aliss Tom; crochet infant's jacket, Mies Brook, 'H Neeb ; knittted sham -1 Miss Tom, Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet; knitted slipper, Miss Tom; knitted under- skirt and also fascinator Miss Toni; knitted Iace Maes Tom, L, Reynolds knitted socks, T. J. Berry, Mrs. Mc- Pherson; knitted fancy stockings, H. ,eieeb; ladies' mitts, Mrs. E. Dignan,• Miss Tom; Men's' mitts, Miss Tom, T'. J Beery; window •curtac!ns, Miss Tom • shtmber rug, 13. Rory elrJ fe :bless Tame L :Reynolds; quilt, cotton, B. Vv. F Beavers 1 and 2; quilt, silk, Miss Tom Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet; quilt knitted, iLes Tom; cuilt, crcc,l.et, I,I. Rowcliife. J. Decker, ar. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Children under 7.2 Sofa pillow, J. Decker, jr.; +'rochet \work, J. Decker jr. Girls over 12 Centre piece, hand worked towels, cin cushion, crochet work, button holes, knitted socks; E. Bolton. Best display vegetables grown by school children, H. Nceb, Exeter Pub- lic school, 3, Decker, Jr. (Dr.) Sweet: icor dinner linen, Mrs. 13. Welsh; embroidered pillow .cases, T. J. Kli"ktOi1 Beery, Mrs. Skelton; •pillow • leases other tlhan embroidered, Mrs. ;i9. Idle - 'nen, "1'. J. (Berry; .dray £1ilps, Mss. ,i E. Dignan; dresser and stand cover, R. Northcott,"P.. J, Berry; towels em- br oidered, Miss C. Sweet, Mfrs. (Dr.) Sweet; 'towels other than 'embroidered, alias IC, Stvect, T, J. Beery; rhand- w,orlced Is,heot: and, Ipillow rases, Miss L. lIostings • luutch. ,cloth in white, Mrs. L, Dignan, Mrs, U1, Welsh; lunch cloth Icmbratdelrud, Mrs. B.,Welsh; Drawn (thread work, 13. 13. Bea- vers; child's dross, likable Brook; Coronation braid work, Miss Tom; embroikiered centre piece, Miss C. Sweet, airs, (Dr;) Sweet; embroidered centre ''piece in color, 33. W, d:+s. Beavers I\Clirss Q. Sweet;; table- rLinnet, B. cuiI end collar set, Mrs. I , Skclten,':Mrs. (Dr;) Sweet; work on Phe. Charlie Taylor o9' Toronto spent a few days last week with his patients, Mr, and Mrs. F. Al Taylor, —Earl Dcupe underwent an oneration on his Icg a few days agog and at the Irene of writing is much improved,— This i, a year will]. lye the Jubiilee year of h;irkcon Fair. The firOt fair was hell in the fall of 1869, some 50 year.; ago,—The congregation o:f 'St, Paul's Church, Idkkton has post, onr cd their Harvest Thanksgiving serv- ices until October 13th, when key, Capt \lasters, M. A., R. 1J„ rector of t, Marys parish, will conduct the 5c(-rices.—Mabel Gertrude 12 .odd, be- loved wife of Alonzo C. Kryowles, B1anshar d lased away 3n her 32nd ear. 'I? Ic cloceaic,l Was, born •ohcui two miles south of Wtclodham, a daughter of the late Henry Redd, and tsas .spent her whole life in that \ cin- ity Besides her husband she Leaves- hler little five-year-old son Robert. while the mother and the fckowing brother and sisters' surv;ve —Edgar and Harry of Woodham; Percival .af Saskatchewan; Wm. of the 3th of Blanshard; Frank at home; Mrs. Jos, Beavers (Alice), Blanshard; Mrs, Alve Amv (Minnie) Saskatchewan, and Mrs::. Wm Wilson. Hensall Mr. George Lawson of To c: a o is a guest at Mr. C. %A.. Mc D. e bits. Robert Bonthron has e .n,ed• from. Wroxeter, where she has ben visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Sirnpson.-Mies Doreen Mu: d Jck vouniges4 daughter of Mr. Alex. Mur- dock, who has been ill for leve:el weeks -vias` taken to. St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London last week for treatment. —Clisseihurst. anniversary services will be conducted by Res-. A. E. Dean, on. Sept 22. Services at 2.30 and 7,30 —Mr and Mrs. Henry Dougall re- ceived a .message this week -- thiem that their son, 'Samuel Dougall had beefs wounded hi action in France -Mr and Mrs. W.' G. Wilson, who have been visiting their daughter at Niagara Falls, have returned home.- ;siiss Wed of West Lorne who had charge of Mr. E. Rennie's mclli.tiery department last season, has returned for the fall season. -Mrs. J. McD.?, i1 son who has been quite ill for the past Creek .as improving nicely. -Miss Alda Dinsdale returnedrecently from visiting iting relatives and f riernds in. Beams dile. Hamil'uan and Toronto—Rev. and Mrs• IcConiriell an,d`fanruly are home from ':their holidays and: Mr. McCon n;ell occupied his own pulpit Sunday. Miss Isa McDonell who is nursing in one of the ,Military Hospitals in Toronto, is home spending her boli- days• with herr parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. A. McDenell.—A memorial sercree for Lieut. W. B. Wuli,on, who has been killed in action, was held in. the Methodist church Sunday everueng. Able to Start` Work rou e as asi y .. Don't be disccuraded if you find that you have .Kidney or Bladder r .,utiles, and don't imagine your ease Is • opt, less or that you will be crippled .Inl. suffer all the rest of your. lite Here is, good news: Gin 'lo .s have restored thousands of sutre,ers to. health and strength What th v have done for others they will clo for you. Read what lir. J. 13arrop ys: "I have been crippled .p so completely that I could not stand. Work was out of the quesr.ion. A few doses of (iiu Pills pr:i me right. I cannot praise Gin Pills too much, and every home should have a box." Mr, ITa.rrop's experience will, lin. Pills has been the same as thousand of others, in all pasts of this eonti- nent. Take the case of. i1tr. B. Milford,. Galetta, Ont.'Mr. Milford had been troubled with backache and kidney trouble for so long flint his wife deter- mined. to find a remedy` for his afflic- tion. Having beeomc convinced that Gin Pills wore what he needed, she persuaded hint to commencetreatment with this well-known remedy. Ile slid so; and surprising results were ob. ' tattled almost immediately. This is an extract from Mrs, Mil- ford's letter:— "After one dose of Gin Pills my htlsband found them to be exactly what 11c needed, and 'after taking two boxes he was completely cured." Cases like these prove the value of Gin Pills. Try them. a box at t11 deal ere, 11i.