The Exeter Advocate, 1919-6-12, Page 4CASTOR IA
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Subseriptiari Pride—In advance $1.50 g
Orr .ear in Canada; $2,00 in the Dashwood
"len., '�'i'i11,. Aare., and John,. and one
daughter, all of elic:;higan, end, one
brother, Mr. Thos. Carey of this
place.
Mr and Mrs. Jae. Quarry of Strati
for were visitors here on Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Berry left last week for
London.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowland :^notore
o Goderich on Saturday to visa with
friends.
\i.iss Madeline Glat,ln left on Sat-
urday for London.
Hubert Moir at' London is visiting
friends: herr this week.
'kited States. Ali subscriptions not
vee. in advance 50c. extra. charged
THURSDAY JUNE 12th. Ole
Grand Bend
rox AIRLESS CLINCHER
AUTO TIRES
lte..y riding as pneumatic tires, ne-
-thee solid nor pneuma.iy , no rump:ng.
:^toot puncture. eagle- applied, most
durable trouble proof, :heaviest in
Ise end.
BERT HOLT, Agent Grand Bern!
SIr and Mrs. Henry Wilson . f _ e-
k'na visited around here Suml;ty.-11r
vel Mrs. Shepherd of The.iferd visit
and at Asaph Gravelle's Sunday.— Mr.
Ila? has finished the s.dewatk ier the
false,—,A :ante phasic was here Tees
s
day from Crediton, Exeter awl I o. -
est, the first of the season. --1 phages
are being filled by campers. It is
eseeeied nearly all will be filled by
(5th.—Mr. F: celstone has a larg
veneer DI men u;o kin; on. his b d
eueld;ne, Men are working overtone
to have it completed by July lst.
•
3, Centralia
seer Centralia. Juniors played
-4-toe at Dashwood last Thursday aryl
made a successful score of S to b ,n
Ceentr,aiites favor.
A. large crowd 4£ people Atte adle.l
tear Geo Es ery's `ale,aturday �f
Iirery equipment. A goad sale aaa
Me result. although the property was
net .:vitt,
^(osis. S. Davis and John x: ssery
'_genie, the Conference to G.oderesh
ra elle qday,
Gent a i.a Seniors and Centralia Jus. -
c.; played a friendly game, cef hes
ben. here resulting ere a ~seer e toe the
erlout team.
'Fels las Anderson had the as ,
Ft eft ne? tr tall down the zellar state's
ea Sunday evening. While sens ;tot
;iaceiy shape:, up no bones were 'nrok
err me arc vplea.ed to say.
C err Pu r y Simpson hay been e rs
t,ne, 1m:eels here the last tee- da,s
he his nae returned from ev eGras at
tel see e y ears with ...e ale d. ,its
see nee
Mount Carmel
Airs J. F Doyle and son Frank
:art Bay Cty, Mich., ate visiting n
ears ret naorhood with tri ads.
Me Franc Coughlin has engaged a
number ci Indians from eleen4 ay .o
meat 1•,i:- sugar beets this week.
Mr and Mrs. George Fischer and
Jeiomes of Preston called m
friends hci eon Sunday,
jack Madden purchased a Chevro-
let car from E. Tiernan last week.
Mrs. Busk and family of St. Thomas
are visiting her mother, Mrs. 'ora
/;Regan.
Mr. Darnel Burry vis. ted his sister
tilrs. Berry of St. Thanas for a few
dby's last Creek.
Mr, Mat. Regan. rece,vad the news
an W''ednesday of last week of the
death of his aunt, Mrs. Pat eck Ra-
ve, at the advanlced. age of 7 years.
Iters. -Regan and her late husband and
family formerly lived here, being a-
mong the first settlers of this neigh-
borhood. The late Mr. and Mrs Re -
gen left here about 27 years ago
ens Eve at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Mrs.
'gegen is surviived by a family of six
:cons, P. Regan of Ottawa, Tim.,
Have You Friends
Who Suffer?
":fou have friends who are discour-
aged, who seem to have lost all inter-
est in life, and whose sufferings are
acute—beeause they are afflicted with
Iidney or Bladder trouble?.
Here is your golden opportunity to
Re a real friend to your friends. Tell
hlrem about Gin Pills, what they have
done for others, and about the thou-
mands who have found relief by taking
.lids remedy.
Persuade your friends to try them, .if
only a sample box: Mrs. James Harris
of Port Bowan took the advice of a
find and wrote -us for a free sample.
Meat- is her own words the result:
"My husband had suffered for
some time with lame back and
Kidney Troubles. He became so
bad, work was almost impossible.
So many remedies were tried with-
eut effect that he became discour-
aged. A friend advised him to
give Gin Pills a trial, which he.
slid, and to -day he is almost entire-
cured."
Mte ease of W. T. Baldwin, of Smith.
vriie, Ont., is similar in many respects.
. Baldwin suffered from a pain in
tire back for over three years, Finally
on advice from friends he tried Gin
dile; with the result that he obtained
zelief -from his pain after taking the
first box.
[ el- ter, Fa -ley of St. Thomas en
'e 1 a.: the Mame of err. H.eo+fintn
sver Sunday.
'Nine elen.le eb is visiting rrncrtel•
:n Poueas a, present.
:sirs J 'tor is visiting her ea,en:
1I: and :1jrs. N. Stirs alter spendia
h' pae year in England.
Mr nail Mrs. Wm. Brenner o+
Steatites! spent the week end :ntown
ens; seeei.3. Neil and Mrs. .i.a: i Nei
He Pent.a, are visiting with relatives
a ` at pteSent.
Mr. and firs. D Meerbur of Clark
:at are visit,ng D.
and Mrs. J.Har
lel.
Lucan
1Z:Iht elev. David W;lliams. Bishop
Louden, held ordination service on
"un:hurl(, wb n the ingmfolloH g Trinityoly a.o
ns
were adver ed to the priesthood, —
Revs. Jos. Chapman, W. D. Davis. R.
E Garrett I,. P. Hagg; A, S. Ft-
: hell A A DuPlan. The sr:ry ce
:•onunenced with a sermon by Rev.
':'anent Hill of Godenich.
•Chiselhurst
Mrs Rennie tool; charge et the s
vice on Sunday afternoon andgave`r
aninteresting a! -
,.-> talk on the 'eves ey not-
able men. The Honer Roll was dew -
orated nicele--Our entererlei e
:haat has bought a hands little trunk
mer-
:haat
h will help Sera in his ibusene,s.
—
On, Thut day eren'gr there will be.
alt c cream soeissee sea the store
. ,h, estir,` c of she Ila;..::a c.
Lumley
Fir and
Mrs.
J
,
whriolaile u>hte-, Norma. of 4osc l„
v
sL`.ie relatives.—IVeed ita.4ae..a received here o." birth ef
:youne deu.htertoMr. and 1,,, Geo
,M Donaldoo, hk Seesh:—icse1:TaYFarnee enje;i,g the t MTii,lac, He .a
wee a Sunday
�o•svisitor ettin . B;a;d_
ftStWs>.- .sA G-er tied ee
.;;;a It r Iters dins I ,l:r Mi-Quee •eerener's
n eit«•he:; ve e:rn, with her laughter
Mrs. Henry,
Crediton
:'.> :ta 2 from here lies : ,^',
Tee day. tee
n.l was _ — u� : y`� -
t::^.: music... _ elle >
\lL \ allee et a:. Joseph Hos-
eisa, staff, London. visited he
par-
ents on Sunda,.
.e. me-tina of the t.
h Deeeeter' :f'
flay Insu ;ant.: a Company was held '
Grand Bend on Saturday. An ass F
!neat is being colla o'-
tee-heedes o eeed from the pa7_-
' this week.
eles. Glanville and neeld of Mani -
Lobe is vire:sing her mother Mrs. Ma•v
Beiaver,
Mrs Chas, Brown and little son o
f
Detroit are vis ting friends in town
The Women? Institute are arr ag-
ing to serve ice-cream Saturday eve-
nings in Mrs. Ezra Heist's house. The
first service was given last Saturday
night and was much enjoyed.
While •dvtwtng in his 'lane on the
farm north of the village last week
Fred Heist was unfortunate enough to
upset his car. Fortunately no one was
hurt, although the car was damaged
somewhat
Mrs, Sambrook is visiting Mrs. Fo h-
eringham of London this week.
A petition has been circulated a-
mcne t
town
by the village fathers withof our
the object
of securing a half holiday during the
months of� July and Atteust, It met
with a ready response and accord-
ingly commencing svth the feest
Thursday of July,half holidays will be
observed during the months of July
and August
Miss Lillian Geiser had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle on Tues.
Immensequantities of the have been
moved from our yards this past week.
People come long distances to get
there' a, our yards have the repute -
tiers. of putting out test class goods.
Aaron. Sweitzer and Lloyd Scroed-i
er are learning the auto trade at
Marllack's garage.
Mr. Zurbrigg of Wingham v: (ted
Mr. and Mrs,. Henry Stetnache, fast
week
Will Smith has taken his traction
engine to George Wh;:e & Son's, Lonr
don _ear en overhauling. Bill believes
in having everything in excellent shape
when the threshing season commences
We are pleased to state that Jacob
Schwarz, who was operated on a few
days age for an absess,.js doing nice-
ly and rapidly recovering his good
health
Joseph Heist has re -opened his tile
and brick yard and is' busily engaged
manufactu -Leg tile just now.
Rev. C, W. 'Baker of the Metho-
int Church has been attending Con-
ereen- e itn Godersch this past week.
Eric are pleased to learn that he has
been given charge of this circuit for
nthe., year, of meeting of., the farmers rf this
eighb`orh�ood was held sa the Forest-
r's Hell.. on Saturday night with the
sew of. torganize ng a club.
k:rndei Guttmger ie working - with
jos. Lawson just now helping to
m
Is teed cement trudges'
;Miss;MissG is ella.'Lamport,:hae rerotn
''horn afte ,epend.ung several week:;
e�ith relatives till Flltrrt, MF2�,ch.
d
There is no need for anyone to an
ism -vest a sent in Gin_ Pills until they
have received a sample free and tried rt
them, as Mr. Harris did. Write to -day, e
letting us to send a sample box free to '
zonr friend's address.
The National Drug & Chemical Ce.
of Canada, Limited, Toroeto,:.Ontaries
U. S. residents should address`- Na -Din -
Ga., Inc., 20-2, Main St, Buffalo, N.Y. 177 e
RAISE PIGS PRCFIT4BLY
Mustard Can Be Controlled by
Spraying.
Spray Should De .Applied on Ca.
Clear Day as Soon as First
;Mustard Plants Show Flowers.
(Contributed by Ontario Department or
Agriculture. Toronto.)
A NIMALS, no matter wh
!rind, always put on weig
most cheaply when th
are young and the young
they are the cheaper the gains,
a consequence of this it is essenti
that the man raising young stock
realize this and give a reasonable
amount of attention to the young
animals he is expecting. A few days
before farrowing the sow should be
brought into the pen so thaeshe may
become accustomed so tier surround-
ings. A close watch should be kept
on her during these days in order to
ward off constipation, which is the
bug -bear of a great many swine
breeders. Once this condition oc-
curs very little can be done, so it is
a matter of prevention rather than
cure. When the animal is taken into
Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. A 'n ert Gunnand
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire vi�',ted
with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Passmore ori
Sunday.-- Tr. and Mrs, Wm. Hodgson
of Gann and Mr. and Mrs. John
Hodson spent Sunday at Thames
Road with relatives:—MIr, Frank Guru -
m, ping attended Con,fr*nee at G.roder'-
Few 'ch for Centralia ejrcuit.—,Mr. W. H.
Penwarden has sold his 50 acre farm
to Wm Smith, a returned soldier, at
Elimv'lle,—Oscar Morley of Woodham
has bought 80 acmes from Mr, Dins--
.rnore on the 10th of Blanchard and
at ,»,?yes th ere this summler—_Mr. and
ght Mee Arthur Baker last week motored
ey to Zion's He`d-t and are visiting rela-
er :v.>> at that place. --If the Good Roads
As Glomrt e s:ocould seethe towntine
run& nT from Whalen to Woodham we
al
the new quarter her feed should
sloppy and at a laxative nature,
liberal supply of roots and a sma
amount of linseed oti meal belpin
to bring about this condition. Tb
meal rati=on for a brood sow ma
consist of equal parts ground oat
and wheat middlings.
At the time of farrowing the so
should be left alone but the atten
dant should be keeping a watch o
her to see that no trouble arises
After farrowing the sow should no
be disturbed for ten to twelve hours
and her first feed should be UW
more than a drink of water with
little middlings in It, After this th
ration may be .increased to full feed
taking eight to tea days to do so
Whenthe young pigs are weaned the
ratios( should be cut down to stop
the secretion of milk and. if it is
necessary, turn the sow in with the
young pigs once a day for a few days.
if; when the pigs are born. the?
are good and strong and vigorous
they. should be lett alone for a while
and as soon as the right tinge ar-
rives they should be placedto the
teat to suck as soon as possible. 1f
the pigs are vigorous and healthy.
nothing speolal need be done for
them until they are two or three
weeks old, by which time they
should have learned to eat a little
bit by picking around their mother's
trough. At this time, If it iscon-
venient, a small trotsgh. away from
the large trough, should be provid-
ed and the youngsters should be giv-
en skim milk with a little a ;iddline,
stirred into it. As the pigs grow
older more middlings may be stirred
into the milk.
Outdoor exercise is very t^;,ort-
ant for young pigs and eFu^ ::Flaw:
should be need to induce the young
pigs to take it, but precantione must
be taken to protect the youngsters
from. cold winds and the hot sun,. If
the sow is turned out with the pigs
she should not be given too much
range at first unless the little fellows
become unduly tired as a result of
travelling too far.
Boar pigs not intended for breed-
ing purposes should be castrated be-
fore weaning to get the best results,
though there is not much danger in
castrating at a latter date provided
care is observed in connection with
the operation. Clean hands and in-
struments and disinfectant on the
wound will overcome all danger of
infection.—J, McBeath, B.S,9., O. A.
College, Guelph.
be
a
11
wonder what they would think of our
coup ;linen around here, This is a
main road and used a great deal by
autoy,s. It ; t.a+'d to be the worst
piece o.+' road ea this part of Ontario.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delb idge and
baby, Gordon, of Winlcheisea visited
with Mrs. Delbridge's parents here on
Sunday, -Wilbert Nielson and wife of
near Mitchell motored to London on
Sunday and met his brother Alvin,
who returned home from Sibera..
They stopped at Whalen and visited
their cousin, Mrs, John Wright and
Geo. Millson,—Doin't forget the arni-
v;;t.ary- here on Sunday, June tend,
morning at 10.30 and evenieee at ; p>
m,; also the grand strawberry festival
on the Tuesday following: Bills will
bout for nest week.
AILS,A CRAIG
e —
e Craig 'bureiness nren are oh -
e xerv'ne the Wednesday afternoon riot-
s 'day during June, July and August
le hat: become .a comatose .ustom En
nary al; towns and v.ilages through-
_ :rut Ontario,—John Alexander, son of
n Mr. and firs. John Aletea;nder of town
has passed his medical examenaition in
t the London :elect -gal College, and is
the head of the liet( Lost year
e ee made a similar record.—Mr. Mor-
e Shepherd. foreman of the Banner
e Senns, had the misfortune the other
seas. while esti& ng near to tut his
na^el so badly as to requ°re several:
Selling Cream Pays.
Selling whole milk robs the young
things on the farm --often the farm-
er's own children, of needed milk -
supply, hence many farmers are con-
tent with Less ready cash secured
by selling create in order to
have better and more live -stock, and
consequently richer soil, which, af-
ter all, is the basis of good farming.
—Prof. H. H. Dean, O. A. College.
Guelph,
Shipka
Mrs. Ralph Herb and son of
Windsor are vicsfieing her brothers,
Afetssrs. M. and Wm. Sweitz•er, and
other friends for a few weeks.—Mr.
and Mrs. John Otto and Mrs. WitzeI
of New Hamburg spent several days
last week with their brother, Mfr. John
Ra'tz.-Mr. Thos. Keys and family at-
tended Cosnf'eeence in Goderich on
Sunday. -Miss Irene McKeneiie as
spending a few weeks with her broth-
er in Wine son—Mr. Albert Geiser is
all smiles over the arritt*al of a Wee-
son.—Miss Pearl Keys sleeted friends
in Guelph for a few= days last week.
•
Greenway
Mr, and Mrs. A;, Gollerr and son Geo
and Mr. Hartle and Margaret Steeper
have returned from a week's yisit ,in
'Detroit,—fir. John Wilson and fam-
ily of Arkona visited Mrs. Edwards
on Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. John Fos-
ter motored to conference in Gode,ricin
Sunday in their new car. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Law -
relic e Pollock.—Mr. end Mrs. James
Wilson and family Ivir•.; and Mrs. R.
Wilson motored to Inwood and Alt n-.
ston recently.—The annual S. S. rig=
nig of the local Sunday School, will be
held next . Saturday June 14 at Gran..1
Bend—aMr-, E. Mason is remodelling h',s
home and improving it inside and out
MARRIAGE 'LI"CENSES ' 1SSCTEr
by C H. Sanders it the Advocate Jt
net. Strictly confidential; no witnesr,
Hensall
Fir. `nth of Mich;aan visited whh
father and family in the village.—
NI- Albert Berry, son of Mr. and 'Mrs,
'John Berry r of the village, who enlist..
, or overseas service in the «lent,
t e:t,1hiss parent:seeMr. William
n jig"" eesett,?f Ceaora S ask., is visiting
parents here,--Robt, Lorimer, well
3eea as the email contttector and
slap driver between Heenan and Zur
....o- over r,
r
years, died ori Suntlat
riu
was buried on Tt esday in the
Union cenetetery. He was a
netleat ss. es -e- through a somewhat
See ;ss, e, very pretty wedding
was solemnized at the residence of
:ler and Mrs, John Eider, Hensall, on
. June 4th. at -high noorr, when their
eldest daughrer, Grace Victoria, was
iz.ted n ma eemony to Mr. Robt. Mc-
Kinley Peck, sort of Mr. and Mrs. \a-
a Pe :t or Hensall. The ceremony
s- h took, place under a beautiful
a n o- bridal u'r+eath and fern, `was
peetormed by Rev, George McKinley
;t. London, an uncle of the groom.
The bride was daintily gowned in
georgette erepe ;over appricot satin,
and carried a shower bouquet of roses
and lily of the valley. The young
couple took a trip to Hamilton and
Niagara Falls.
CLINTON—Fire of an unknown or_
;gin caused damage estimated at S8000
to the Snaith Block here on Sunday
evening, when Roy Bali's photograph-
ic studio, where the fire started, was
partly gutted, and the three stores in
the building were damaged by water.
Hovey's drug store, Johnson's jewel-
ry store and Meddes barber shop are
housed in the buding and were dame
aged by water thrown into: the build -
Ins: to. contra: the blaze. Ball and
hia family were out 'ef town when the
fire started.
RELIEF AT LAST
I want to help you if you are suffering
from bleeding, itching, blind or pro -
trading Piles.. I can tell you how, in
your own home and without anyone',
assistance, you can apply the best of
all treatments.
P1 L -ES "T
I promise to send you a FREE trial e[
the new absorption treatment, and user•
ferences from your o*n locality if yon
will but write and ark. I assure you
of immediate relief. Send no money
but tell others of this offer.
Address
MRS. M. SUMMERS, Sus 840
Windsor, Ont.
DAIRYMEN
`here are many ways in which this Bank
can assist you int addition, to granting loans
when required and providing a safc place
for your savings.
Call upon us at the first opportunity and
let us explain what a complete banking
service means to you.
THE CANADIAN AN�DIA. N BANI
OF COMMERCE
EXETER BRANCH -
CREDITON BRANCH
DASHWOOD BRANCH
A. E. KUHN, Manager
3. A. McDONALD, Manager
F. S. KENT, Manager
Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
Over 100 Branches scattered tbrorghunt Canada.
A Bonsai Banking Business Transacted
Circular Letters oil•' Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
'Interest Wawa. at bialfaat /ovreit rate
EXETER BRANCH
T S. WOODS, Manager
MITCHELL --Weddings last week—
Mies Pearl daughter of John. A, Hill
to Jacl• A. Mathis, C. P. R. '(gent
at Puslinch.; On. June 3rd Miss agaes
Tomlinson to Norman McNeirn; On
May 28th, Sylvia Heale, daughter of
Charles S. Thome to William WY,
man Stanton of Winnipeg ; On June
3rd, Bessie 4Tay, daughter of Charles
B. Walkom, to Albert Earl Pounder
of Stratford.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C, H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly rsc
tly C tnsf
i
danitiart • no r witness
GRAY DORT
The Crowning Virtue
Tj XPERIENCED motorists determine a
.ud car's value by the service it renders.
To them, this is the paramount virtue..
This is one of the qualities that constitute
the crowning recommendation of the
Gray -Dort car. ,
You want speed in the stretches, power for
hills and poor roads, flexibility and easy
pick-up for city driving the Gray -Dort
motor gives all these abundantly.
Comfort, of course—over any road. A
roomy body, deep upholstery, long springs,
insure it. In every phase of motor service
that men value you'll find the Gray -Dort
excels. And this service you get year after
year—service far surpassing the price you
Day. :::w vi-^ :v:..
The touring car is $1245; the Gray -Dort
Special—the car with added refinements
and extra equipment, is $135 extra; there.
are also a coupe, .and a sedan. All prices
f.o.b. Chatham and are subject to change
without notice.
GRAY-DORT .MOTORS, LIMITED
Chatham, Ont.
In the U.S.—Dort Motor Car Co., Flint, Mich.
r H. Newell, Dealer
Exeter, Ont.
FLORE �lF AUTOMATIC"
OIL ICOOK STOVES
c
N',31y
pa 4f9
� ss• � ii
GREAT comfort in the heat
' of .summer! No hot range
to bother with—no shaking down
—no ashes to carry out. No
wicks to clean. And remember,
no fuel is cheaper than kerosene.
McClary's Florence Automatic
with a McClary's . Success oven
is the finest baking outfit you
could use.
Have a cool kitchen this summer.
Can and see the McClary'LFlorence Automatic
in actual operation.
S
old• bar
.yl -w �.• avklins
Clary