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THURSDAY, FEB. 5th, ie20
Seeere item here attended the U.
H. 0 C)ystL.,.
Sapper at Grand Bend
Fri, r'ty n ;;alt.
lr. Pe1erse=n is putting in Ms ice
i sums for hie creamery,
SCHOOL REPORT
St, V., :ut;ti 500-V. Fassold 421, I.
.:1 itesae- 403, H. Ire lanxl. "143; Jr. V.,
n..tt 5x'0, E.Howard 390, C. Stein.-
rogest 344, M. Tiernan, x363, M Jen.-
niso;n x. Sr. IV.total 450, A. Hoff,
can. 394, T. Hartieib 389, E. Guenther
3h ►, P. i' reinsurer 375, l:, Zimmer 3tr6
j. Gear.`her 339; Jr. IV., H. Zimmer363
i La. Wi Bert x357, A. Rader 307, C.
d Sne,I 27o. Ia W,tllert x316: L. Eve-
la,rrl x169, T. Tientsin x158,
G. S. Howard, Principal.
Roos, IL --Sr, 111. tot* 480, L.Reil
.408, V. Baker 322, S. Bcttsehen 270,
E. Ziemer 252, A ,Guenther 214. 0.
ller 20)x; G. Fischer 193, x1,t. Rin.
ker "162, Jr. 111., total 480, V. Birk 369
E. Grsupaer 362, H. Ke Merman 356, L.
l Balser 391, C Fischer 265, C. Bender
253, xH Ha.raeib 241, L. Witmer L37
1 A. Kellerman 219 ,MI, Schade 141. Sr.
le, total 430, G. Guenther 385, A.
1 SteSahagen 337, A, Willert 338, A. Ma-
; ler 29e, E. Hamacher 294, E. Mesmer
293, C. lurmeirter 289, xWalter Stire
7.51), V. Tyler 234, A. Grigg 221, xE,..
G 'i d; 139, xA, Res;ezneyer 126.
Tie death occurred at the home of
shit;; brother, J. Trothan, London an
Friday. Jan. 30th, of Frederick Trot -
hen, formerly of this r. sse, at the age
of 38 years. He is su• waved by his
•wife rand one daughter.
Centralia Jr. II., total 430, H. Hoffman 376, n'.
stifie,sea Irene Essery and Veva: Davis
were. home over Sunday,
Miss Mabel Heaman, who hs.s been
home for hes past week, has returned
6o London.
Mr. Archie Hicks, who has been sick
ear the past week is improving.
Miss Manion, Neil has been sick weal
tough (of prueumonia, but is some-
et improved,
Mr_ Hanlon, has been in Goderich at -
res the funeral ,of his brother.
. A Hicks, Mi.P.P., has gone to
Tierce -lee He has been appointed whip
or the U.F.O. party.
Mr. Al bert Parsons of Lonrdoar spear.t
theweek end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
i?araoes. .
Mr. Wilfrid Anderson was Name ov-
er Sunday.
ages. J West lake of Exeter spent
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. West -
,e.
Mrs H, Wade has gone to Norwich
to, attend the funeral of her brother-
ett law.
A. ,number of the friends of, Mr. and
..eifrs. Hector Mitchell met at threiu-
iraime ,last week to spend the evening
old *so to present the young couple
h a handsome mallet le.clock and a
t ly worded address.; Mr..Mitchell
e a suitaban
toreply, A pleasant
liel>
evapong was spent ya 11.
Dashwood
s. Herman Zimmer of Stratford
fi a Lew days with relatives here,
H. Ca
alas sof Peace Rsrer, i'+lta,,
,is visiting friends and "relatives here
*Liss A•da. Fasso Id spent a .few days
o¢tdon last week..
e are pleased try ' report abet
da, the little daughter of ,Mr;
Mrs. R. Hayter, who has been
is . slowly improving,
Ake. , J. C. Re,id spent Saturday fun
Grodoni.
Mr, G..Oe treilcher has moved Onto
rias. new home in Mown:
Miss hose Rader left last week •or
`.=$eettit.
13r, Catt, V.St, .has arrived and earl'
(Mair office -opened ea Matin Street.
Miss Ena Guenther is able to be
orsuf_ again after her receeet ell wens,
Mr. E. G, Kraft ,has purchras'ed a
•farmrom Mr. Reeler ox the Goshen
' fie present,
Dearing 357, F. Kleiaistiver 325, E.
Tiernan 298, ;sidenn,eth Wein 207; xT.
El se 195, ;cA, Tiernan 180, xE. Har.»
Leib 164. OvvOng to the irregularity in
aitten,aaace R•oorn 1 is unable to re-
port, Those marked x were absent a
number of days owls.; to Illness and
quarantine.
Christen. Edmeston, teacher
Greenway
The members of the Methodist can-
een:lea here bought an acre :rf
woodland in the swamp and have had
some :bees drawing- it home{, They
gave a few loads to the pastor Rev.
J. W. 'Wallems, who 2s very grateful
tor the kindly act. —Mr. W. Humble
of Ai,ls3. Craig has been visiting here
ernees o jd friends.—The local church-
es axe plauiiag for the financial can-
ves as ape/sects= with the national
campaign,—We have been, having cold
weather ;here all winter and water is
a very scarce arac le.—Mr. Walter
Eng tend is in. London Hospital where
he had an operadose recently. His
,mine mall be pleased to learn
he 3s doing mice ly,—Mr. Henry m„rdy:
of Hartsell visited relatives here for
a few; days.—Death cllaimed the
feat twila daughter of Mr. acid Mrs.
Henry Bartle last "Saturday:—Rey S.
A. Carriere conducted the funeral on
Monday end interment was made in
Grana Bend cemetery.—Mr, and Mrs.
Jas. Daubs of Parkhlj spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. Geo. Murch.—Mrs
EJwai-dshas been, ill ,but is, tow cone
,aaescent. Mrs. Annie Hicks has re-
turpe1 borne after visiting, relatives in
Londoun for serezail, weeks. , — Mrs.
Walter Englarei spent a few days in
Ganders with her husband and other
reps ayes.
Lumley
Mrs; Margaret Glee of London, who
had been in A1m.ira attending the fun-
eral >af her brother, Mr. R. Stewart.
On' • her way Lome she spent a few
days with her two sons, The neigh -
bars were pleased to have her .in their
midst agank.—Mr. Bill Harrton, who is
atteadia g Stratford Business College,
spent the week end at hie home here,
He was, accompamaled, by has friend Mr.
O. Garnish,—Mr. John Selves, Sr., had.
a very successful wooa:1 bee on. Tues =;
any and got between thirty and forty
codas of wood cut, and ie the.e^re"rang
the ,yoUng folks were treated to a
slen,Ce. Mr end Mrs. Jahn Selves, Jr.,
l`z'so Ire c, eery ,enjoyable .party c n-
. Thur clay evening fcrr the young folks.
r—Mr,.'\V, 7:.',r ice end ,.da?u.hter, rs.
F. eraser are bath, ,very spa k
Exeter Council
Monday, January 26, 1920
A regular meeting of `the Munici
pal Council of the Village -of Exeter
was held, with alt renileses present.
The minutes of the uteetines held
January 12th and 15th were read
and approve&
Communications:
Huron County Childress' Aid.;
The Hospital for Sick Children, Tor -
mato; National Sanitarium Associa-
tion, Toronto; Milton Hersey Co.
Lt&, Engineers, Montreal; Tice Cen-
tral Ontario' Provincial Association,
Stratford. All ordered filed.
Letter from the secretary of the
Western Ontario Boards of Trade,
asking for a representative to be
sent to Loudon for the annual meet-
ing, February 6. The Reeve was
asked to attend.
Letter from the Tborpsou Monu-
ment Co., Toronto, asking to meet..
with the members of the Memorial
Committee. Monday evening, Febru-
ary and.
A notice from .the secretary of the
Library Board, Mr. H. E. Huston,'
stating that the salary of the Lib-
rarian had been fixed at Two Hull-
dred Dollars for the year, Filed.
Mr. John C. Snell waited on the
Council regards the cost of frontage
charged on the Construction of pave-
nlent along Huron street, claiming
that he had signed the petition only
on the grounds that be would not be
taxed for the full frontage of his va-
eattt lots. No action.
Mr. Richard Hunter addressed
the Council re his appointment as
assessor, asking an increase in pay,
`ae action.
Mr. Bradley, representing the
Weldon Mfg. Co,, Windsor, addres-
sed the Council regarding a fire ex-
trr (ia:is1wr, .giving a demonstration.
..n zction.
Councillor Penhale reported hav-
ing interviewed Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
ness and had agreed with her re-
garding the ringing of the Town
Bell. Price $65.00 per year. Also
that Mr, Peter aleTaggart would
take charge of the weigh scales at a
rental of $10,110 per year. Per Ward
and Elston, that report be adopted.
Carried.
Per Elston and Penhale that the
Reeve and Clerk be empowered to
borrow the necessary monies to
meet current expenditure for the
year. Carried.
Clerk was instructed to order Ave
copies of the Municipal World for
the use of the Council„ '
Tenders for Municipal printing
were opened and read and an motion
of Penhale and Davis that of the
Advocate office was accepted. Carried
The following accounts were real
and passed on motion of Elston and
Pothole.
Children's Aid Society, Huron Co.,
10.00; W. J. Heaman, cemetery acct.
3.00; Cecil Ford, labor, cemetery,
4,00; The Ross -Taylor Co., lumber,
cemetery, 66.70; W. S. Howey,
Board of Health acct., 5.0.0; Times
Printing Co., printing and supplies,
50.0”"0; The Bell Tel. Co., Bissett'si
phone rent, 5.50; Isaiah Hall, suety'
ploughing 15.50; ° Ontario Flax Co.,
snow ploughing, 15,50; John Hun -
kin, snow ploughing, 37.00, manure.
for cemetery 2.00. 39.00; Richard
Quante, labor R&B 13.20; Enoch
Rowcliffe, labor R&B 6.60; John
lorry,. labor R&B 10.20; Sidney
Sanders, labor R&B 6.60 Ed. Heid-
ermann, labor R&B, 7.20; David
Russell, Sr., labor R&B, 4.00; Thos.
Sanders, labor R&13, 6,60; Richard
Robinson, labor R&B, 2.40; Thos,.
'P eish, labor R&B, 4,80; Ernest
^lain=wood, labor R&B 4.80, clean -
lug hall 4,50, 9.30; Richard Davis,
term and labor, 4.80.
aesseurnment by Elston.
•
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
Zurich
A quiet wedding took place at St: ,
Boniface Church, Zurich on, Jan. 24,1
when Rev. A. Mf. Strode united in
marriage Mss Gladys Jeffery, dauesh-1
ter 01 Mr ;rn'1 Mrs, Leal Jeffrey, 15
concession. of Hay, and Mr, Wilbur
Dewey of North _lfar;den, Essex Co.
—Mr. Caixir Walliena Bu:falo. Mr. i
:)aa liaise and son Melford of Carie,
M1i.ir,; and Rev, M. Ehnes of New
York Coty atten-led the funeral of
the late Mr. A. G. Ehnes, as dial also
Mr. Orville Ehnes of Calgary, Alta.
He wi l remain a week or two.— Mr.
Barney Mittleholtz of Saskatchewan is
visiting relatives here.—Mrs. L. Jeffrey
who has been. with her daugter who
has-been all at Chatham, has seturnted
hone,
Death has removed a well-known
resident of this place in the person of
August G Ehnes, w1110, was born in
Oxford County in 1851, learned the
grist milling business at Plattsvillek
After coming to Huron he worked in
Dashwood and Zuriioh mills, them for
years was in the merchamtile business
with the late D. S. Faust., In 1883 he
and J. A. Wiilliams'purchased the lo-
cal mill and five yelaa°s later he went
farming from whi,cih he retired fifteen
years ago. ale was councilor, deputy
Saud reeve for several years. He; leaves
to mourn his loss his widow and two
sons, Rev. Morris Ehnes of New York
and Or vi:'le of Calgary, also two bro-
thers and one sister, The funeral was
held to Bronson Line cemetery.
Kirkton
Wiliam Bibby still continues -in
poor health and may have to under. -
go another operation,—Quarterly Com-
munion service was held Sunday ev-
ening in the Methodist Chhurch.-A1-
lam Doupe and wide have returned iram
a visit nv1.th the latter's, parents in'
Toronto;—FJ.etcher Switzer, who .ia;1
a very pleasant visit among friends and
re,1a'•ives here bas returned to Calgary
—We are glad to knows. that Mass Liz
71P Coale, who has been under the
.Doctor's care, sufferiig from. blood-
pr» ,oanitrg. has almost recovered.—The
postponed ,box soca* under theaus-.
pies ref the. Methodist el -thole on Fri •-
•slay ina.,ht was( a :success.
Judge rix ks:ars of Gadratuc i
.sxre Lryiiiday' 5 tbvrn: ..,
5tj
spend'
From Cherry.
Blossom Land
Ile Japanese Give Good Example.
It is a pro-
verb of Cherry
flloasom Land
that beauty ei
face and fi4-.
sae depend on
eaith. a p l y
What is it
that makes our
Canadian wo-
men often pale,
sallow -faced,.
with dark cir-
cies under the
eyes, and very
often old at
forty-five when
they should be
in theinaprimei
Women Buf-
fer in girlhood
froze backache,
spine -ache and
headaches, fol-
lowed by irreg-
ularitiee and as
x result diseases of the womanly organs are
more common than any on. but a pay.-
sictan in satire practice *mild uppoae.
ONTARIO WOMEN TESTIFY
Chatham, Ont,.—"Dr. Pierce's laseli
;Ines have been used in roof family et lwme
(especially by my father sad mother) ever
sinew l eanrernember. They always proved
very satisfactory, Through oveirwodk I at
one time became all run-down in health,
was on the verge of a complete nervous
break -down. I 'went, on ailing for about
two years, during wbieb time I suffered
terribly, 1 took D.r. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and it Soon built me up in good
health and .cured rite of the nervous condi-
tion. I consider it as excellent medicine
forthe ailments of women.',; MRS, CHAS.
TI'.fU8 Jr., 28 Duke St:
Crediton
LOGS WANTED. -.Tile undersigned
will purcbase ia the tree or delivered
Basswood, Elm -and Maple Logs in ;tny
aluantity, for wallah the highest cash
prices will be paid,—F. Derr, Crediton.
'.i'he bear certainty saw his shadow
on Moaday. The mild weather was a
welcome cirli e after the cold weath-
er of the previous week. Saturday
heel the record at 18 below, withal
was plenty cold for us, we assure yc a
The roads are in bad shape , The
track is high which males itt danger-
ous to tura, out ,when passing rigs. In
some paces the bed spots are l.eing
plowed out.
Ezra Oestrezcher made a business
trip to Toronto on Monday.
Several cases sof the "flu" :have
made their appearance in McGiillvra.y.
It is to 'be hoped that this dreaded
malady will net reach the number of
people it did a year ago. Every pre -
metiers should be taken not to mingle
in crowds and not to allow your sys-
tem to rtmdowns •
Miss Marion McDiarmid of Lucknow
is visiting Mrs, Herbert Eilber for a
few days.
Mrs. John. Lawson, has sold her
property west of Crediton to Robert
Gower, and Mrs. Conrad Kuhn, dis-
posed of her residence ink tosses to Mr
Wm. Smith of Shipka, Mr. Smith will
move here some tl'ime during the com-
ing spring, -
We are pleased to see Godfrey
Nicholson ,out again after his illness,
Jos. Finkbeiner is the proud" father
of a. fine young sons His brother Dan,
can. boast of one also; We extend our
congratulations.
The Diplomas and special seals a-
warded to the scholars of the Evangel-
ical Sunday School for the work dur-
ing
uring the past year, were distributed at
the chase of the school last Sunday.
Revs. Hauch and Whiting made ' the
presentations with a few appropriate
remarks.
L. E. Chesney of :the Bank staff was
ca leal :o. hi; :'some an Seaforth Mon-
day on account of his father's illness,
Grand _Bend
Mr. Benore, who has been here put- l
ting up, ice left :for his, home in, Point
Edward.—The fishermen are getting a
few herring and trout.—Mr. Percy Mol -
lard has moved here from near Exe-
ter, coming are Thursday last and is
rending a1n Mr. Clarkson's house.—It
i; reported Mr. Hayes bought John
W. Holds house last week.—Mrs. Bert.
Ho It and Mrs. Mark Wild have gone
to hospital where they went through
opera ions. They are both doer g well
a': last reports.
Lucan
A quiet werld:,ng was solemnized' in
St. Patt i en's Church, Lucan, by the
Rev. Father Hagan, when Mires Sadie
Mcllhar•gey, youngest daughter of Mr.
Zechariah Mclthargey, became the
bride of Mr, William Ryan, of Seaforth.
The. bri:le wore her travelling suit of
navy blue; with smart blue hat and
marabout ruff. She was attended by
Muss Kathleen, Gibbons of Winvgham,
niece of the groom, and Mr. Wm. Mc-
Ilharrgey, brother of tell bale, was the
groomsman's Mn and't13rsl Ryan wal
reside on the grooms farm near Sea -
forth.
KIPP1rN--Mr. 3. P. Collie, who re-
cently ,soli hie farm ' pear Kippen has
bought Mrs. E. Leatherlaakd's farm near
Seaforth an. the Klippen Road.
BRINSLEY—The hoose of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. H. Webber of Tolland, A3ta.,
was the scene of ,a very pretty wed-
ding, when.. their only daughter, Hazel'
Muriel was united in, marriage to Al
rey Russel 'Trevethick, sae of J: Tre-
vethick pi Brindley.
AILSA CRAIG. --The death took
place at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, ou.. Friday everuiin,g, of Thomas
Brown in hips 90 year, 'Mr. I#rown was
born:; at Car';itle,, Em land, and came' 'to
this country as an early age'• For 40
yen's' he lived a,t Ailsa, Craig., He had
r_si'1ed ilk London. fee 25„ years: His
sea, J-0,1 predeacreaseed him eleven'
yelws. ,
JN addition to the brandy at
Exeter, this Bank has branches
at the following nearby pcints:—
Crediton
Dashwood
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF GfJMMERCE,
PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - - $I5,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, A. E. Kuhn, Manager,
la,eotpore ted in 1855
CAPITAL RESERVED $9,0a0.t 00
Ovtr 120 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANE
SAVING BUILDS CHARACTER,—Start to Save..
Systematic saving strengthens character by inducing ee)f-
denial and creating independence.
The easiest method of saving is by deposati.ng a+ certain, por-
tion of your earnings regulaa'ly in THE MOLSONS BANK. With
the addition, of interest at current rates a substantial sum
soon acquired.
Small accounts receive the same attention as larger one
efficient courteous service to -
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
HOW DOES IT READ 3
Our mauling list was corrected on
January 15. If you paid your sub
scription to the Advocate before that
date and your label has not been
changes kindly notify us. Don't al-
low your label to real anything but
20 or 21. If it loxes you are M. arrears
and everyone.,vho sees your paper
knows that you are in arrears.
DIED OF SLEEPING SICKNt:SS.
Hyde Park, Jan. 27—The daughter
of airs Charles Connor can, Thursday
last carne as a shock to. her many
friends. Mrs. Connor had not been
,velli for many weeks, but nothing ser -
sous was thought until she was "strick
en with sleepme, sickness a week age:
She is survived by her husband, one
tiittle daughter, her parents, Mir, and
Mrs. James Tuckey of Hyde Park,
Lour sisters and four brothers, Mrs.
(Rev.) Powell, Lucan; Mrs. Douglas,
London Township; Mfrs. Armstrong
Hyde Park; ,Charles, Exeter; Robert
Melrose: Cecil, London, and Rev. Geo,
Tuckey, Sprnngwa'ter, Sask,
Hensall
Mir. and Mrs. A. alc•Murchy and
fa-milyo who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Rich, Welsh and other friends,
left Tor their home in Unity, Saslc,--
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ateacander of the
and of Hay ,were ;called to Guelph,
,owing to the illness /of Mrs. Alexaard-
er's sister, Miss Eliza Thompson—Mr,
Bert Morrison from California was in
town renewing acquaintances„, It is
some 28 years since Mr. Morrison left
here Mr. Wm. Vanvhorne was in Lon-
don Wein.; his mother, who is ser
iei ti aa—Mrs. Veru Crouch of Wirrl-
i ' \side her parents, Reeve
and airs. Petty.—Mr. Wes. Simmons
and daughter Annie of Fillmore, Sask.,
who have been visiting friends near
Iiensall. left Wednesday for their
home.—Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Watson,
wh,o shave been,, spending several weeks
with their daughter in Niagara Falls,
have returned home,—Mrs. George
Brown attended ,the funeral of the
late Mr. Wm. Welsh, wldch took place
en. Toronto
Swollen Joints
backache, rheumatic and sciatic pains,
constant headaches, constipation, stone
in the bladder, mucus deposits --kidney
trouble in all its phases can be effic-
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by the timely use of
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Get a box from your druggist, 50c.'
Yorr money refunded if you are not re-
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The face is often the fust
to betray a decline in
strength. When you fed
rundown and your face
is colorless, the need for
scows
EMULSION
is plainly evident. Those
who have tried Scott's know
its power to strengthen the
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put the color back
in the face. Don't
be pale -fared --tads
Scott's Emtt sion. -
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Sprinkle it over etraw,enr 1.
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