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Whet t is GASTO R I A
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 darty 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 assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfrt--The Mother's Friend.
UtHE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Use For Over 30 Years
THF', CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK C(TY
Whalen
gr. 7n.. johnstoz, sr., ,is under
the :doctor's care, at present,—Mr, and
:Mrs. John, Stevens.= spent Monday
at the home of Mr. awl Mrs. Sam i
it Stevens .a of Desezes Mr. and lira.
1 -Robert Knowles were v sir'.ore at the'
bane me a' Ti,onnas Gunnieg en Friday.—
'ir. end Mra.‘Rey EJ;eteher of Sun-`:
shine spent Suedes tt Frank Squires..
Quite a Snuutber from the vicinity at-
tended Morley \leases' auct ion sale at
Grantee and it was a great success.
'tir. and Mrs. N. Ogden spurt a few
t eoys ire Dashwood 'this week at the ':
theme of the :ormer's rester, Mrs. W.
tia,l,g:r, Mr. :Volvo Knowles left
Men ay for the \i, set where he
The Exeter Advocate 1• w.y Clark i
a es .at. r ou,ehell of eats to his
!erns <se the eZer eon., ataphen. We
. .1 'nits :7a`i Mrs. Clark to our
Sanders e: Creech, Proprietors
Subseription Price—Int a.ivaxtse $1.5
per year in Canada; 52.00 in the
United States. All subscription.; not
Fail in advance 50c. extra e:b:trged.
ADVERTISING RATES
teleplay Advertising—Made
knoyr.
a.: apoiivat on..
Stray Animals—One insertion 50t.,
three anscrtiene $1.00.
Farm or Rae Estate for vale rf+r.
e ,sit insertissa for one month o:' fort
eiserteo ns
t,I ca,. anc.ous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, Ta Rena,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found ,o:a1s 25e. an insertion.
Laoaaa 'reading notices. etc., We. .par
line per insertion, leo• notide less
elven 25c. Card of Thanks 50c,
Auc:tlo:i Sales S3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if anter fine inches in length.
Lege` adv erti;sii i 10c: and Sc, aline
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920
bIITCIIELL.—A quiet but interest--
rr: welcliee was celebrated in f t+:h-
Mereh 24, when. Mists Annie V:ta3a
: tehter of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Col -
of Mitchell became the bride o
it Herold W, Diegel of Brodhar;er:':
Notice to Creditors
OF 1IARGARET ANN PARSONS,
date o t the Village of Exeter, in.the
County .,of Hur=on, merried woman,
flet_ eased.
Pursuant to See. 56 of Chapter 121
of the Reeesei Statutes of Ontario,
1914. ,notice is hereby given that all
ere'd:tor. and others having claims
against the estate of Elizabeth Ann
Parso't;, late of the Village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron., married
woman, deceased, who died on
or about the twenty-eighth day
of October, A. D. 1918, are on
or before the Seventeenth day of
April, A. D. 1920, to send by post,
Mount Carmel r
airs Thos. McDonough passed aw
larch lib, at her Ate residence, 1322
Parker ave., Detroit. Deceased, who
was 74 years of age was born in the
County of Mayo, Ireland, Prom there
she came with her huebani and fam-
ily to Mount Carmel, cater retiring to
Parkhill, where she jive: I. uatii her
husband's' death about tee, years ago.
Since she has resided w sh her, family
in Detroit. She was the _posher o: ten
children five of whom s neve, P. J.
lvlcleonough, Mrs. M. MaJcaey, Mrs. F.
Williams Mrs. T. Cotter and Mrs. C.
H. Whalen. The funeral took place
'osa Saturday, interment being made in
Af.ou-nt Carmel Cemetery.
Rev. 'Father Tierney Sunday an-
nourrced the Holy Bans of marriage
o Mr. Tuftie:d Ducharrne of Detroit
end Mese Mary O'Brien of this place,
in the ,middle of Aprils—Mr. Alanza
1tysCann has engaged Milford Adaan;
of Dashwood to work for the summer.
—Miss Lucy Patton of Detroit is home
for a few weeks,-1Vass Dalehaye con.-
einues .very low. -Mr. Theobockl Deter
ueh , egg mon, is tom, the usual egg route
again :ibis year:—Bert Ryan of Clec-
agro 4s spending a few days at his
)home !near here, --Misses Mary Hall
-Geraldine McKeever of London,. Eliz-
xtbeth Ryan., Wiuimifred Madden, Irene
-Brandon. Mary Houlihan end Win ni:-
fred Guinan of Chatharn, Maxie Carey
sif Drysdale and Berennadette Carey oif
Staat5ord are spending their holidays
at their homes near here.—Miss Teresa
Hall is visiting her sister Mrs. Dr.
•Mitton of Granton„ --Mr. Joseph Guin
an called on friends at London last
:iieek. Mr Ed. Wilds and family left
here this week for the west. We wish
Ed. every success.—Mr. Arthur Cur -
.
returned home on Saturday; front
.Guelph Military Hasp:ital much im-
proved. in health, Arthur intends tak-
ing his usual egg route this yearagaitn
-..Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowland spent
a few days vusitiing friends at London.
—Messrs. J. Hall, A. Morrissey, Cyril
Doyle, Joseph Carey and Vincent Gui-
nan 'of Sanelwich College arrived home
this week to spend the holidays. —Mr;
Meek adcD,oruaild of Detroit called on
•
or heaviness after meals are
most annoying manifestation
.of acid -dyspepsia.
pleasant to take; nexttraIize
acidity and help restore
naxmal digestion.
MALE BY SCOTT & BOWNE
MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION
p epai 1, to Isaac R. Carling of the
este 1'n sage sof Exeter, solictor rfc r
vedson Stan1ake of the Township c:
leo- in the said County of fiur”- ,.
ereo.nan, the aclministrator of tee
who'e estate of the said de
( ceased. their christen names and sur-
names, addresses and descriptions, the
full ;particulars of their claims, a
r statement of their accounts and the
'nature of the securities (if ; any) head
!by them and that after the day last
aforesa_°•cl the said Adie aistrator wilt
proceed to distribute the assets of the
said deceased among the parties en-
titlel thereto, having regard only to
such claims of which notice shall have
been given. as above required, and the
sai•1 Adminstrator will not be liable
far the said assets or any part there-
of, to any person or person of whose
claim or claim~ snot oe shall not have
been receives by him at the time of
such distrihut:on-
Date,) at Exeter this twenty -,ninth
Jay of March, A. D. 1920
Nelson Stanlake Isaac R. Carling
Administrator Soli citpr for
.Acdmi,ni tralor
Notice to Creditors
Winchelsea
Deere of Mrs. Turnbell.—'Thy•death ,:
oe.:urrc:,`• or. Sunday aftentoon at bee,
home b this s' t'ge of art aged resid-II
ent of ib s p asee in the persona of Mary
Thompson., Svife of Andrew Turnbull, •
at the age p 74 years, it mosses.
Mrs. Tumble!), h 3 been till of .heart
trouble for some ante: They had re- i
area from the farm oe;er afew months.
Betides the husband she is survived
by two deughte:s, ._Mrs, W. 1, Skhuter'
an.1 Mrs Pu-lybna:nk, both of this v-ic r.-
ity. The fu:...e, took. place on Tues -
ay afteneaol to Exeter cemetery..
OF WILLIAM PARSONS, LATE OF
the Village of l xelter, in the County
of Huron, Laborer, deceased.
Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121
of the Rev:zed Statutes of Ontario,
191e, notice is hereby given that all
eireditors and others having claims
against 'the estate of William
Paersoins, late of the. Village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, laborer, de-
ioeesed, who died on or about the 22nd
day of March, A. n17, 1920, are an
or before the Seventeenth, day of
April, A. D. 1920, to 'send by post,
' re:naad.:to Isaac R. Cat1ijilrng of the
sated' Tillage of Exeter, solicitor for
Nelson StanTake of the Township oJ:
)day en rthe said County 'oaf : Huron,
Yeoman., rso;e executor of the last
will land te5tamelnt of the said de-
ceased, their christinan names and sur-
names, addresses and descriptions, the
full ,particulars of their . claims, a
;statement sof their accounts and the
nature lof )the securities (atf any) `hseld
by them, and #halt after the daylast
aaI ores id the said Executor will
proceed to distribute the assets of the
said deceased arvouug thee parties en-
title:l thereto, !sarrun;g regard only to,
such claims of which notice sha11•liaV'e
been given as ai,aove fecuired, and the
ea 1- ;•E*equtor will; molt lien 1.able
tar the saliid assets dr, any past there -t
of, to alta person or "person of whose
claim or claims notice shalltext have
been received by him at th,e time •nf
such d:stribut;tan,
na,terlat Exeter this •twentyrsyirr,`.h
Say , iof March A. 1). 1920
Nelsen). Stanlake Isaac R. Carling
• xe.utor Solar for Executer
Zurich
?ir. i±.::ward Bosse' b.'rry, who 3c:'
ills
FOOTtee KIDNEYS
contain all the good. of Gin
without any of the alcohol,.
Restore the kidneys to nor-
mal action, )Relieve pain.
s se nal F`-eeel 4:::
p_O:ft Get,
O
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For backache, svvoNen joints,
atone ice tire h ad'sr, rlreumetio
pains—Tkty bring Aral& tasrt fjsrers.
Get p box is -'d y. At druggists,
50c,„, sold on money -heck guar-
antee. Free sample ou request.
Mese
Tito g*ti,uut Mg.* t't,.fl44 Sa• ss soma,
tis. Manioc
twlice-ta., tat., 202 kens It.. 8affals. M.T.
33 years has been coaductir auction -,.,_
Safe.; ;n this loeeltty 1 his quit the busi-
. ,.
taRe i rest—Mr. J. 1-1.
oz the village, who died last
We ietesete,. nes r ng, has been fail:r:
teat ti all winter. --Mr, Harry Weber
,o ;pat s,veral w4 ekS w:.tll frieze!,
returnee, to a s ho;ue iZ Gret.—
te Sir newel. sato h's residery
o- seer:: s h: ptt"::' :S i f •m Mrs. A,
li a s >Ps en::: :e s,;o._li •li(:
eels. 1 of lee reedee -e to
:i'• J<.:r:'.'• elelneeter. wee •rc.-e':'aE :
..i :.tee \V' -el- So'. T,t
sea ha°, ptis left the dwelling ;rop
seta n..1 :we ca:t- owns 1 by Mrs. 'els
.cit.
Hensall
On Fr d y .ev:,-t'.n., :^-t St. Pate
rc°etory the eo;ngressat,et s en 1 '. h z-
presented Mrs. George Armstrong, res
Reynoels their font s organist w;th
a pure; ox more than $100. Mrs. Arm-
strong male a su •eble reply .to The
addre-;, ani etert n n: -.ern was en
jove1.
'efr c Harry Dougall a -Ll son Samuel,
left for the West on Wednesday, revs
zee to the sere:xis `,)Elwes: of firs. rl• u
gall's son. Harry, who ie ir'w-Att:erin.;
iron) the 'flu" in the 1iF?VI rzg l o:•
oltaf --About forty tone e>. e. ions rave
been shipped from Hensall station
durino the pastil few weeks.—Mr. ;as.
Petty who has been in London for
some time, has returned homes—:lyre.
Geo Coleman, who spent the winter
with her son in. Stanr:ey', has returned
to town,—Mr. H. 'R. Renn:,e has sold
his fifty acre farm ,in Tuckersmi.th just
east of the village, to Mr. J. Pfaff.—
Mrs. Duncan McMartin,. who has not
been in the crest of health for some
time, was taken to ,St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, Londose--Mrs, \Sellick of Zur-
ich has purchased the home now oc-
cupied by Mr. Frani: Farquhar, and
owned by Mrs. Hudson.—Wm, Shad-
ricnck returned last week, after taking
a business course at „the Str`a,tford
Business College, where he passed
.r.th honors.—Miss Emma Pfaff has
eturne.E to Ingersoll, where she is
eeenin:; for a nurse in the Alexander
Hosp tat.—Mrs. J. Ellis and daughter,
JI.•ss Mettle, together with their rela-
tives. Mr aero) Mrs, Reinhart, who have
been .here for several weeks visit:ng
Mrs. Ellie left for the West last week,
—Mr. F Wickwire, publisher of the
Hensall Observer, intends moving very
shortly from Exetter into the cottage
opposite the post office.—Mr. R. Hig-
gins and members of his family are
re,lovering from the "flu."
Lucan
:2r. W. H. EIL':atlt has sold his resi-
dence
es:dence and five acres 4e his sone'nt-jaw
Mr. Chas Tl:omps:onl—Mrs. M. p`
White has purchased the resicl.eace .of
Mrs. Bussey an Frances street,
better known. as the Core property,
Kirkton
The attention ;of the farmers of
B1ans'liard, "Usbonne mired Fullerton is
drawn to. the advrei tiseme i.t. in this
issue of the Baby Beef compoieft'.een
which will he heed at the. Fail Fair at
1iskton the corning fall.—Mrs. Geo.
Myers sof Stratford, is visiting her par-
ents Mr, and Mrs., -,S N. Shiee.—Mrt
and Mrs S. H. Shier .of Crandall, Man.,
are visiting friends around here.—The
Rev. A. W. Brown and family left for
England this week. Theyexpect to sail
from St, John, N. Bja, o'i4 April 3rd on
the S. S. Meina1ta ,and to return next
October. The pulpit will be occupi-
ed
ccupied by Mr Arthur Page for three mon-
ths and Mr. Mloltye,r for three mon-
ths, .bath of Vectorial ,,Colleget•
McCurdy—Bl1ackllet;,—A pretty wed-
ding took pnlacei art 6 o'clock, on March
17, at •St..Paul's Churclir, Kia -ton, when
Miss 111ary E. Bladder, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blackler was mar-
ried to Mr. MllJeer Kay`MclCurdy, son
of Mr. and MIs. ' Jasj., McCurdy, Us-
barne. The bride was unattended and
rooked very pretty in al mra.vy satin
frock with ioatejr-{dress 'of get and
trimmed with applique and gold thread
Her becoming ,small hat was of the.
same shade aind;<.she, carried a white
prayer book and wore a small bouquet
of ,roses. leev. Cl O. Pherilll, rector
of 't.'Paul's Church, .officiartgd. A
reception was 'later had at the. home
6E the bride's parents fliir relatives and
intimate, friends. ' : The brid's table was
prettily. decorated .with. fer Ys end car
natiosas Th -e may pre.setits, .includ
.',ng several cheques, show the: ,high
estcern in which•.the young cope are
held. TI;e bride's going -away dress
t was a navy blue broadcloth sue. The
young couple wile, reside on The
groom's farm, near Kirkton.
Lumley
mm 33;1 n•.s, the news that passed over
the w're on Saturisy tnornin a>f the
-leash of Private Harry Dougall, son
of \fr Hertry Dougall of Rea ervelkle.
-Harry lyre. spent nearly four years at
,h,: ''i greet war ani arrived home
safely lie lied in the West shortly
atter Ye mother reel brother arrived.
- They started from here as soon as
i:esc.%,v.: the message aanauneing
t'ia:t he w.es s.er etrsly ill with that
..mended disease, influenza. Misch sym-
nattyss le!t for the relatives as be
:aa a file v-oung man and was one of
Ise young ,nen, from Canada who nob-
ly enlisted for Kale= and Coureryo
anti. \1rs. Percy B3rtis>itte sof
i'si:ames: er•i visited the two McQueen
o
i•mellet last week,—Mies Lottie Kirk
wa; the Ws:ek-end guest of her cousin,
Miss L,,I:e Selves. --Mr. Jack Horton,
who spent th,e winter w i'tb his par -
eats, returned to his home in Alberta
this week.—Mr. Alex. Swan, who sold
his tarry, a little north of here, has
purchases) the ;Hisses Carlisle resi-
denee I-iensaU and intends !eniov
:ng. there sh.ortl)-.-- iiss L. Selves re
I turne l home from Woodham, who --
she bei been. v;csit,ng her sister, Mrs,
J.4ues tor ;i couple c f weeks.
MARRIAGE LICENSES 1SSUET)
by C H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
For Colds. Catarrh or Influenza
Do you feel weak and unequal to the
work ahead of you? Do you still cough
a little, or does your nose bother you?
Are you pale? Is your blood thin and
watery? Dr•.tter put your body into
shape. Build strong!
An old, reliable blood - maker and
herbal tonic made from wild roots and
harks, is Dr. Pierre's Holden Medical
Discovery. This nature remedy" comes
in tablet or liquid form. It will build up
your body and, protect you from dis-
eras germs which lurk everywhere. One
of the active ingredients of this tem-
perance alterative and tonic is wild
cherry bark with stillingia, which is so
good for the lungs and for coughs;
also Oregon grape root, blood root,
stono root, Queen's root,—all skilfully
combined in the Medical Discovery.
These roots have a direct action on the
stomach, improving digestion and assimi-
lation. These herbal extracts in the
"Discovery" aid in blood -making and
are best for scrofula. By improving the
blood they fortify the body against an
attack of grip or colds.
Catarrh should be treated, first, as a
blood disease, with this alterative. Then,
In addition, the nose should be washed
daily with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Send •ltic for trial pkg. of Medical Dis-
covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to Dr.
Pierce's Laboratory Bridgeburnr, Ont.
sreaiell
RAW FURS
WANTED
Highest cash prices
paid for
Skunk, Raccoon},
and Mink
Enquiries, promptly
answered
ROSS LI MITED
1 r MAtWPACTDRERS
t. ,rt r.• .Estahtisis4iaee"'
LONDON
erieeeiess
THE BANK'S
P()SITIUN
As at 30th November,
Cash and Ban) Balances
Other Quick Assets
Loans" - -
Deposits --
Total Assets -
•
1910.
90,757,510
129,154,213
283,870,274
393,605,156
479,644,205
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE Fi3 D - $15,000,000
EXETER 'i'ER 13RANCII, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
lncorporated in 1865
(AI'tTAI, RESERVE $9,000;0
Over 120 Bea(nehea
TEE MOLSONS BANK
THE MOLSONS 13ANK is prepared to render every assist-
anee possible So responsible eu sizers men or farmers in financ-
ing their business.
The Manager will be glad to ;o into your affairs with you
and Om you any information nec.Ied about banking'.
EXETER BRANCH
T. 8. WOODS Muleteer,
Centralia Branch open for business .laity.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran h
eeseees
` e.Rte-.t
ilii. . 4.. ... :. ..... ...:
The Overland Car with the triplex springs going over a hurdle five
feet high and clearing a space ,of 18 feet at the horse show in.Denver, Col.
This feat brought forth the panne "The Gasoline Horse'. Identically the
same oa,r as now Torontlo-madle undis sold here by Mr; H. Elworth.y.
Fairbanks -Morse
"Z" Engine with
Bosch Magneto
The Greate,sct Combination
HIEN the full meaning" of this "Z"
message is realized—mighty few farmers
in this community will fail to at once
call on us. ¶This exampleof master engine-
building—must be seen. If Type and pictures
can " _but suggest this ' value establishing
achievement. ¶This one possible betterment
—Bosch high tension, oscillating magneto—
completes a rare engine service, fully main-
tained by us in co-operation with a nearby
!Bosch service station
"Z" Engines "F" Lighting Plants
Case Tractors Farm Ma,,gbinery
ses our owE igine withthe F Lighting ug Plant
Co
hr e ane Ii(Ia,ch:ine
or
.Agentsfor
:anadian Fairbanks -Morse Company