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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-5-13, Page 4Children Cry for Fletcher's Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for iufala and Children. Foods are specially pie red for babies. A baby's medicine is even .more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared .for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the cots;,;7, . aliments of Infants and Children that brought Cast;.ria b;.fore the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 3fl years has not proven. What is CASTORIA? 'Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. it contains. neither Opium., Morphine no 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, Rind 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 Comfort—The Mother's Friend. GENU INE CAST O R I A r ALWAYS Fears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years ease - Ttai� CENTAUR COMPANY. Na1WYORK CITY ''he Exeter Advocate Sanders & Creech, Proprietors Subscription Price—In adya Lce $1.50 year in Canada.; 52,00 in the 'United States. All subscriptions not ,Pall in advance 50c, extra i:ttarged. ADVERTISING RATES Display Advertising—Made known ease application, Stray Animals—Oise insertion; SOc., " three insertions $1.00. Farm or Reaa Estate for wile SOc, za.elr insertion, for one month of four iniertioan . Miscellaneous articles of not -snore tat to five lines, For Sale, To Renta. Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and . ound ,locals ZSc. an. insertion. Local reading notices, etc., 10c. -per tale per insertion, No svoltioe less than 25c, Card of Thanks 50c, Auction Sales S3 for one insertion and $1.50 for each subsequent in - martian if under five inchtes in length. Lega'. advertising 1.Oc. and 5c. a line THURSDAY, MAY 13th, 1920 Mount Carmel On Sunday ,evening the friends and ,neighbor: gathered at the home of Mr. :paid. Mrs Lewis Rowland to say good :bye, before their departure to their easew borne at Parkhill. Mr. Matt. Re- train presented Mr and Mrs,. Rowland with an electric rewires; lamp and cut -giu§s dish, krrtd Mr. Fran.k GougbLin Crecht on luring the atast week arrangements have beer made, whereby Crediton is to be one of a five -teams baseball league, The South Huron League comprises the teams, of Goderich, Sea - forth Clinton, Zurich and Crediton, A schedule of games has been prepared and printed copies of which are dis- tributed in town, and' will also be found in, .another column; of this issue of the Advocate, Our local fans are delighted with this arrangement as it will give us plenty of games this summer and we look forward to Cred- iton upholding gats reputation as Lease one of the best in the league Ae seen as weather permits work wit be clone on the diamond and everytheng nut into. shape for pract:,ce. Nave since the baseball matter hes. been settled our celebratio.t for June 3rd is assured. .Sesfo th w 11 pay Crecliton that day and it ie expected that 'Zurich and Godertch will play Oti. a game ,here also; Then in addition to the sports it is hoped that a shoot - ins, tournament esaal also take. place, The concert commatte a Inas seCUIV:.i the services of The Imperial Quar- tette of Lo-xd-on to furnish the pro- gram in. the evening, This Quartette has been giving the majority ot con- certs around Loatdon this past win- ter' ;and excites lighly recommended. Aubrey Baker, a Crediton Boy, sings Bass and we know there are many who will be anxious ,to hear lam, So save your money for the big day in Crediton Our Band has been giving lopen air concerts on. Saturday evening oflate} It is the means ,of drawing a crowd ;n'1 judging from the applause, the ;goys efforts are being appreciated. J"-ey ,twice part in the Military Pro - grain at Exeter 'on the 24th of May .tn1 hive- tare promise of the Exeter 3 n 1 searring .earringhere on. June 3rd to beta ti •:.ut is our celebration, The tlirectars of the Hay Town- ship Farmers Ins. Co, had a meeting in row: cat Saturday. A rasters show was, held in the Town Hai ere aloaaay night. The f lms prove,t very interesting. Our School Trustees are calling a x, eeiat nseet ng of the supporters 01 the section to Met in the School on ;alonday night for the purpose of con- sidering the Heating System, and whether it is advisable to reinstat the hot air system or ,else put in the, steam system OI late considerable difficu- lty :has been found to keep the school warm besides burnng an extraordinary amount of fuel, and now sincethe furnaces need replacing, the Board consider it wise to take the people in- to their confitdenrre and ask their op- inuon whether it would be best to adopt the steam system. Mr Stephen Stotbers, district alricultural representative, of Clinton was in the tallage on Ftriday evening to arrange the program of prizes for our School Fair which Will be held some time. this corning fall. . We look forward to. this FKtmmr being one of the best. Centralia, Fairfield, Shapton's, Flirtzel's, Khiiva, and Mount carpel Schools are in with us. The cateteen have received their supply of seeds and vegetables, and are anxiously wait- ing results. The ,Balak of Commerce is donath;g cash prizes for calves and rigs «hien have been raised by boys or ;iris under 17 yrs of age and in additeen will donate a cup to be awarded asp prize for whatever the committee may see fit. Mr, Wilson, who is succeeding Mr.. McDonald es manager of the Bank of Commerce, has arrived from. Galt and taken charge. We welcome him. It exnectecl that his family will arrive sieve in the miear future. Mr. McDon- et t : or Lashburn, Sask., .this week. Mac's ,many friends wash ,him every success. el -s Edward \Vurm and daughter itatheleen of Zurich are visiting ,Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Geiser,. A traveller coining: to town last week from the west had his car badly smash epi by running over a culvert, He claims school ch?dren threw dirt or sod at him which caused him tolose coitro:. a.f the machine with the ae- sult that it sktilded and jumped into the ditch. Word has been: received here of the (Leath of john Wind ,who died in De- troit oa Monday, at the age of Si years. Mr. Wind was an old i•es;dent of this v.cinity and moved to Detroit four years ago He was highly re- spected and esteemed by all, and the relatives have the sympathy of all. - laiother's Day was observed in both our churc-ies last Sunday. The Bow- er was much in. evidence as a token of r7es: ect for ;the best friend we ever had. Special programs were given :n both churches appropriate to the oc- casio, Ivfr,a. and lefrs. Dan Schwarz of Cal- borne and Mr. Schwarz's parents of Goderich weee here an Sunday v sitt ing Mr .and Mrs;. Christian Heist. Miss Muriel Nichelsonn and Miss Addie Geiser, whd are attending Nor- mal in, Loudon. were home for the week end, Mr. "1'mombyll of Toronto has ,been in the vwllag:e this ;mast week aro busi- ness in, connection with his flax -pull: - sing ,machines, Our flax -man Mr. Nicholson intends sowing quite a large acreage this season, 3s the demand for flax was nether iso great as at pres- ent. Anneuncemeatits ,have been, received for the Graduating Exerceses of St. 3rrse'h's T,na:rang .School for nuraes' in St. Peter's Hall, Landon," on Wed- nesday May 19. • Among the graduates we notice • the nlarue of M',ss Wallie Hill of this place., 'Vy e cangiratulate Miss 1-Li,l uaaoz the succelss of hea' training and wish her etvery success therein.,,.... It is reptartell that: Fred Kerr is as a fair way of beams; oriel of a patnty of trate-men, wh,oi will tet selected: to. take part in the Olympic Shoot in Antwerr this summer. Fred has made a rtame 'fear himsejlf at trap shoeti;ntg and if he can ,q.ualefy et the fitnais, C.redi'an catn boast of :be''aug rhfghla'. lvoctoret1 ua being ae,resented over- seas. Here's honing.- ,that Paeid makes the grade, and come back loaded with trophies Miss Minnie ,St,ettnac, lief, has :return;: ed to Kitchener, after `'vusatin!g her father Jeer a f e w rWeeks; Michael" Finkbeiner has had teams et widrk this ;cast week fllji ig irct hti,s lawn Chas ;Ei"lber and Harry ,Beaver,have bean ,at:Grelettla Bend this week assist - the following .farewell address :— Dear;air a,nr1 'airs, ,Rowland We, your friends and neighbors, are here .to -night to say good bye. These are concrete facts and around these fasts are other truths which we summarize in ,these a,ssertitons. When -ou ;leave Mount Carmel we lose the best in manhood; when you leave Mt. Carmel we lose the best in woman- hood. These assertions are made with sincerity They include every good quality en, you, whether as neighbors or paxjshoners. This milestone in your life suny be forgotten in future veers, We ask you to please accept these gifts. They mew be of use to you and at the same. time serve to remember us, We tare sorry to lose both Mrs Rosvaand nand yourself—our loss is Parkhiil's 'gaisi, . Signed on beheaf of the friends and neighbors. ' Rev. Fr. Tierney, F. Coughlin, alt. Regan, Jas. Carnot , Mr Rowland, who, in reply, thanked his friends and neighbors for their kindly words kind token of remembr- apnc e, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland served a beautiful lunch, wheltt all departed for their hones, wishing Mr. and Mrs, Ieowlarel ,every success in their new ' ame Mr. Loon. McCarthy left last week for Winn-veg.—Mr. Thos. Rowlar 1 trurchased the lot formers owned 1:y r. j. ,Hall Haying a good figure.'sta. Rowland intends building a residenate here at once.—Miss Henna Rees -Jon, who has been quite ill, is recovering.— Mr. Joel Glavin was art London: this week on. business.—Miss Nora Collins is on the sack list this week. einseersas faia Sisatea .. *4 ae ea xa Is Your Muth Tender? Axe Your Gums Sore or Bleeding? Are Your Teeth Loosening? If so, you have "Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or Trench Mouth, and you need Riggs R e edy for Riggs Disease Why suffer when you can easily treat yourself in the comfort and privacy of your own home by this sure, safe and painless method, which will give you immediate relief ? Write RIGGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limited Pyorrhea Specialist 144 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ont. 30 airs t : "` ^+la: s aaaa: care eea „saes I The McLaughlin .Car "THE CAR THAT CLASSES WITH THE BEST. TILE CAR. WITH MERIT BUILT INTO EVERY PART. THE CAR OF "DURABILITY. THE CAR WITH DIGNITY IN ALL ITS .APPOINTMENTS. •COSTS; A LITTLE MOTE, BUT WORTH IT, S. M. Sanders, Dealer. lex. Purdon, Sales Manage A1,MS' ST., EXETER. SHOWROOM AND OFFICE HOW'S YOUR BLOOD ? f.. Pimples and Eruptions Mean Bad Blood People who have impure or impover- ished blood should be careful to take only a temperance remedy wade of wild roots and barks, such as Doctor Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery is. and bas been for nearly 50 years.. ingredients priuted on wrapper. The first day you start to take this reliable naedicine, impure germs and' accumulations begin to separate in the blood and are then expelled through the eliminative organs, In place of the impurities, the ar- teries and veins gradually get fresh vitalized blood and the action of this good blood on the skin means that pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema, rash, none and many skin blemishes will disappn:u'. Then you must re- member that when the blood ie right, the liver, stomacli, bowels and kidneys become healthy, active and vigorous. and you will have no more trouble with indigestion, backache, headache. Get Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to -day at any medicine deal- ers, in tablet or liquid form, or send 10c' for trial pnekage to Dr, Pierce'e Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. or branch Laboratory, Bridgeburg, Ont. BRAMPToe , Oar. --"A Yew years ago I was in a nervous and run-down condi- tion and felt greatly In need of a tonic. A friend who was being helped by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ad- vised me to try it, too, It helped me from the very start and eventually reatored me to perfect health, 1 feel In a position to praise the '.Golden Medical Discovery' very highly and take pleasure in recom- mending it to all those who are at all nervous, weak or run down." -- Mits. ESTsmR PEA.'rsox. ing Jos, Lawson to b`uila a temporary bridge across the Sauble River, Mr, Irwin of Lambeth has rented the barber slot from. Mr. Sambrook for the summer months. Whalen :lir Walter Pollen and son Clifford of Woodham spent Sunday at the home of Frank Gunning,—Mr. and Mrs. Wm Toohey And Mr, and Mrs. Mun- sey of Lucan were Sunday visitors with Mr. .send Mrs. Albert Gunning.— Mr. and Mrs, Nat. Ogden of Exeter spent a couple of days last week with their daughter, Mrs. F. ,C. Squire.— Services were as usual on Sunday, the subject being, "R.spah ,on the Rock." Special music was rendered by the, choir for Mothers' Day.—Don't for- get the annual W. M. S. Convention at Woodham an Thursday next, May 13.—The Independent Order of Odd - fellows will attend divine worship in this church on Sunday next, :at 2.30 o.m.—Percy Foster spent Sunday with Frank Squire. SCHOOL REPORT of S. SS. No.13 Hay for March and April.. Those marked x were not present for all tests,—Sr IV., Jennie Dearing 71 Beatrice. Edwards 63; Jr, IV., Ethel Dearing 77; Sr. III., Edna. Dearing 76 Loonard Pfaff 76, Harry Stanlake 64 Jr Hie—Lyle. Ford 69; Sr. al., Irene Bierl.iing x 91; Inrit. II., Clarence Stan - lake 66, Jr. II., Elva Dearing 86, -Sr, I., Orville Ford x 85; Jr, I., Bernice Carrick 95, Sr. Pro, Eldon Smith 90; Jr. Pr., Charlie Stanlake 90. Nos on noil 14, average 13. Laivijne Smlith, teacher. SCHOOL REPORT, FOR S. S. No. 2 Hay, for April.—ST., 4., Gretta Alds- w orth 71.8, Hannah Murray 71.2; Jr. 4 Leonard Greb 72; Sr. 3, Violet Mur- ray 74.5, Oscar Tuckey 64, Jr. 3, Lily Greb 64: ,Sr. 2, Catharine. Hiuser 65, Velma Caldwell 62; Jr. 2, George Tin- ney 62 No. on, roll 27, Average 24. A. El: Johns, teacher. Tmyllor—In ITuckersmith ,on May end to Mr and Mrs;, R. Taylor, a daugh- ter; incorporated in 1555 OAPI I'A I: RESERVE $0,000,t 00 Over 120 Branches THE MOLSONS BANK THE SAVI NG HABIT like all other good habits is the result of resolution cwt pract- ice. By depositing regularly a portion of your earnings in THE MOLSONS BANK, the saving habit is soon. acquired. Your money grows by the ad dition ot the Sincerest which we pay at current rates on savings bank deposits, It is safe, and can be drawn upon when really neeled. Avoid careless spending by opening a saa;ings accot:n with us. BX1sTER BRANOIi T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch 11/0 you want to i'y MEDIS NS REALISM TFST? This is the new and fascinating way of testing the NMN Edison's realism. We can give the same tat that was ms4e b11 distinguished American psychologists in New York. Let us give it to you. See whether the New Edison produces the same emotions as listening to the liv- ing singer. Cane in and try it. J. Willis Powell, Dealer, ,,Exeter, Ontario bu!JI $et good satisfaction out of J`-' this GOLD MEDiu.tooi" //// r Sale a at First Class . 1~'irst-class materials and skilled workmanship, coupled with perfect balance, make "GOLD MEDAL" Tools best for every farmer. Ease of motion and maximum work are the rule when you use • " GOLD MEDAL Tools, because of their right construction.. Ask your neighbor how he likes the "GOLD MEDAL" line. Heavy duty tools should all be as good as "GOLD MEDAL" quality. All Sensible Farmers Insist Upon "GOLD MEDAL" Harvest -Tools Hardware Stoires HOBS ^ GOLD ,MED, o dines are_for�sale by.' Hs• HAI�'SAID'ARE ` it ppv TO THE PUBLIC Your Victory Loan Coupons due ist May can be cashed at The Canadian Ralik of Commerce or left on deposit in a Savings Account. Triterest on Savings Accounts is paid at the rate of 3% per annum. sos T � CANADIAN BANK OIL 1,01VEN1 FR ! PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,00 EXETER. R. P,RANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager. .. incorporated in 1555 OAPI I'A I: RESERVE $0,000,t 00 Over 120 Branches THE MOLSONS BANK THE SAVI NG HABIT like all other good habits is the result of resolution cwt pract- ice. By depositing regularly a portion of your earnings in THE MOLSONS BANK, the saving habit is soon. acquired. Your money grows by the ad dition ot the Sincerest which we pay at current rates on savings bank deposits, It is safe, and can be drawn upon when really neeled. Avoid careless spending by opening a saa;ings accot:n with us. BX1sTER BRANOIi T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch open for business daily. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch 11/0 you want to i'y MEDIS NS REALISM TFST? This is the new and fascinating way of testing the NMN Edison's realism. We can give the same tat that was ms4e b11 distinguished American psychologists in New York. Let us give it to you. See whether the New Edison produces the same emotions as listening to the liv- ing singer. Cane in and try it. J. Willis Powell, Dealer, ,,Exeter, Ontario bu!JI $et good satisfaction out of J`-' this GOLD MEDiu.tooi" //// r Sale a at First Class . 1~'irst-class materials and skilled workmanship, coupled with perfect balance, make "GOLD MEDAL" Tools best for every farmer. Ease of motion and maximum work are the rule when you use • " GOLD MEDAL Tools, because of their right construction.. Ask your neighbor how he likes the "GOLD MEDAL" line. Heavy duty tools should all be as good as "GOLD MEDAL" quality. All Sensible Farmers Insist Upon "GOLD MEDAL" Harvest -Tools Hardware Stoires HOBS ^ GOLD ,MED, o dines are_for�sale by.' Hs• HAI�'SAID'ARE ` it ppv