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3 R RSOAY, DEC. 2nd, 1910
Saintsbury
1'lre Junior and Senior brairwhe rf
sire W. A packed their annuli bar'!et
toe the Slaringbank Home at Sault S'e
}Marie on Tuesday, Nov. 23, valued ar
±167.00. -The friends ;end net hbors of
Mr. James Turner are pleased to
hear that he is ga?m ne gradually_ rind
expected home soon> --M. Heb 'r bee
is spent a fey days last week ie. Lon-
don Township --Th'. and 11rs. George,
Davis end arse Lena Dares spent Sun
dry in Cene«ral'a 011ss Agnes Creery
o' Sunshine spent last week visiting
friends around he e. -The season's
threslreng trt th's ne,ghborhood has
-iust been i omp'eted with every rain -
ere filled to thea- utmost capzc«ty.-
A very pleasant time was spent las;
Wednesday evening, when about eigh-
ty members of St, Patrick's congre-
gation, gathered ett the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. Davis and presertted
their daughter, eNFes Vera, with a
handsome quarter -cut yak library table
as a. token of the aPP ewiat'ion of her
:xerwi. es as. orgaOnt of the church.
The gift was accomptnled by 'he fol-
lowing address:--
ro Miss Vera Davin
We. the cone egeni'ra of St. Pat'',_ r'.,
Church Saintsbury, are ane: toeethe:r
tine evenine to express our a:rpre
tt"t• 1 " Ire e r Ciel e vea hey. nerd red
is our midst.
. You have always beer an e,e„en:
sten; kee an c?lurch and Sunday Selo '
tend we fee: that ,we would like toj
.ansa. in Some way ,that, we reline Pp
preelete what you have been do'n e,
among us. As organist you have alway s
been very faithful anti attentive, anti
also you. have always Sheen ready and
zviltlne to hen) in ens other way :tip
rinueh or Sunday school Work.
We ask you to ,accept this library
L.able as a mere token of our apprecia-
tion of your services, and hope .';you
may lo'tg be spared no carry en,`:'the
good work in our midst. -
Signed on behalf of the congregation.
Alex. liacdrana'd
George Davis
Miss Davis, though taken compete e
by surprise, heartily thanked the eon
gregation for their vary kind remem-
brance.
After the presentation and a feat
abort speeches refreshments were
served, after which the crowd joined
in an old-time dancewhich was much
enjoy ed by old and young.
Mount Cannel
The funeral of the date Mrs. Ellen
O'Brien of Cesittralia •took place to the
1t. C. cemetery hiere at 10 a.m. on Fri-
day. -Mr. John. Walker held a very
successful wood;bee ^n 1•Ionday after-
titeon, - Miss Geraldine Harness is
•suffering from an atteek of hlood-
poisonang en her hand. -Mr. Pat Sul-
liva:a has purchased a re•c Chevrolet
car from 1fr. E. Tiernan of Dash-
wood, -;Miss Huberta Glavin of Lon-
don is spending a ,few days at Vie
home of her sistter, gets, C. Regan,
-:tar. Martin Keough of Ser1i ne
Wash.,, visited hie sister. Mrs. M Mad -
dee last week. -Messrs. P, and C. Rag-
What
a -
What Prominent
Ontario Women Say
Tillsonburg, Ont.: -"I found, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription very beneficial during
expectancy. I felt
quite poorly, was
nauseated and sick,
could not eat any-
thing and I was
extremely nervous
and weak. I took
y„ Favorite Prescrip-
.' 4:1 tion' and it soon-,
gym`t r jt, stopped the nausea,
my appetitereturn-
ed, also my
strength and I was
-. - soon feeling fine
*"yr _a, and strong. My
}x 'j baby was strong
and healthy and
Inas always been so. I consider 'Favorite
Prescription' a great help to the expectant ;'^
mother and am glad to recommend it."-
.MRS.
t"-.Mlle; AMOS MILLS, Box 238.
SCOTT'S
EMLILSION
is decidedly palatable
and easy to take. It l
contains purest me-
dicinal cod-
liver oil that
is, made right'.
from the start.
Scott & Bowne.Toronto. Ont. 29-65
ier are busy awing wooti n the neigh -
hoed this week. -lir. Wm. Barry left
on Friday for London, where he . dis-
tends io remaint-We are . pleased to
state that Odo Pfaff is improv' g
.nicely, afteris recent operation at
St' Joseph's Hospital, London.
R.11RA1- LEGISLATION
Well Worth a Second Glance
From Farmers.
Cream and Milli Purchasing—Dog
and Sheep Protection ---Sale of
p`orwuldehyde — Marketing Lean
--Prevention of Bee Diseases.
(Coetribuuted uyltureOOntaTorDepartment of
A
FOLLOWING are brief outlines
of some of the provisions of
certain bills passed at the last
•sesefon of the Legislature, and
which 'tench ver, closely the interests
of farmers of the Province, furnished
by the , Agricultural. Gazette of
Canada
Cream and Mill. Purchase Act.
This is a measure designed to pro -4'
tect the. producers of creamin the
mattes;ot test. It provides teat all
cream purehased in a wholesale way
shall be purchased on a basis of the
butter -fat coutene and that all milk
thaf is paid for or, a butter -fat basis
,shall .be tested by the Babcock
method. At the present time, of
course, practically all cream purchas-
ed,bSr wholesale 's bought on a basis
of its butternfat content, so that the
chief purpose is to standardize the
test and see that the producer gets a
fair 'teat.- The, Act and Regulations
,prescribe the 'reline] of testing and
also provide the i "te shipper shall
be entitled to a r•'at•.rnent in detail
of the- quant,.ti..; ' cream r eceivPd
and the amount ::•r.'h 'nen tested.
The inspectors are given arr.•.iority to
enter factories at ell Hours and make
tests, and. also belt over the books
of the cohipanie a and check up the
quantitie$'of cream received and the
manner' in which it it disposed of.
Dog Tax and Sheep Protection
. Amendment Act.
A. HAMILTON -WITNESS
Plamiiton, Ont.: -"A few months . ago
I Was stiicken down and was confined to bed.
. bout ten
days. My strength all left me. It
'"-- was my first illness since a child. I lost five
pounds and felt awfully weak afterward. I
could hardly do my work. I was advised to
'try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription in
I tried a
-tablet form couple of bottles and
dDerore I knew it, I era's well and strong and
-had..gained 9% pounds. I can recommend
Dr. Pierces' Favorite. Prescription to build
one . up.". --MRS. E. .MARTIN, 897
Dundurn Si.
After suffering pain, feeling nervous,
.dizzy, weak and:dragged down by Weak-..
nesses'of her sexy with eyes sunken, black
circles and pale cheeps -such a woman in
-quipk1Y'restored to health by the Favorite'
Pr`egciiption: of .Dr; Pierce. Changed, ton,
in looks, for after taking Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription the skin becomes clear, tine
byes brighter, the cheeks plump. It is
;purely, vegetable„contains no alcohol.
Important Events Which Have
Occurred Dui ins the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care-
tally Compiled and Put Into
Bandy and Attr etive ^Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment..
TUESDAY.
Toronto dole employes' unions plan
federation,
ormerres'de >
1' >, n t Deschane 1 has
Completely recovered his health.
The former karserin is thought to
be dying at the Doorn residence.
Soldier organizations in Toronto
will take a band in municipal elec-
tions.
There was tt clash between anti
Hydro and electrical experts at radial
probe.
The lliethodist Ministerial Assoeia-
tion is opposed to teaching boxing in
schools.
J, H. Gundy spoke in Toronto on
Monday of financial conditions in
Europe:
Freneh troop repulsed the Turkel.
who attteked them in cousidetablc
force northeast of 'Tarsus,
Rev. jells Armstrong, for glove.
than 75 years a minister, died in
Montreal at the age of 98.
"leen'” Simpson of Hamilton has
been selected as referee in the Dom-
inion football series final.
Sugar sold retail in Montreal at 12
to 1; rents, the lowest price since
the peak was touched on July 26.
Two women and seven children
were burned to death in a farm
house at Petloue. Mataue County,
Quebec.
The Japaneee in :Korea !rave burn-
ed a Cattle"tinn school on the ground
that it was a resort for Korean out
law;„
The defeat of N. Yeni elos in
Greece has resulted in the Turkish,
Government demanding what ie
egtnivelent to a revision of the treaty
of Sevres, •
The ei .Ji+ ymir-ol l .erre of lei, Pel
letter of I ev ii, ,tyle., lies tenet•..1 to
give some of his skin to save his
ten -ye tr-old stere(, who was severely
burned on Sunday. '
Magistrate W, O. Chapman of
Rainy River has been ..sired to re-
sign, following investigation of
charges that he let personal feeling
Influence his administration.
WEDNESDAY.
ESD:AY.
Units of Gen.enninoff's army have.
surrendered to the Reds.
An Inter-ehau•ch movement, has.
been organized in. Toronto.
A new Children's Shelter fof'Grey
county was opened at Owen Sound.
Louis ,. Faus of South Dumfries
died. Monday evening in his 101st
year.
Sugar dropped to $11.10 whole-
sale in St. John and sold at 12e
retail.
Trouble is expected in "'Toronto.
Labor circles over resolution oat.{ ex-
tremists." , 'mow, r
The York County Council' pins"•co
increase police force to cope with
auto bandits.
The eighty-sixth, annual meeting
of the Fergus Curling Cirib' was held
at that town.
The Victoria County Veterans' Me-
morial Clubhouse at Lindsay was
formally dedicated.
The owners of the Esperanto have
declined an invitation to race Dela
wane again this ,seasein,
W. H. Tonkin of Oshawa is ex-
hibiting in a store home-grown lem-
ons, one weighing 114, pounds..
Admiral Callaghan, commander in
the Nore, at • the mouth of the
Thames, during the war, is dead in
London.
Forty rural Methodist and Pres-
byterian congregations In London
District and Presbytery are to be
merged.
Harry Hibbard, aged 16,. of Alex-
andria Bay, was accidentally kilted
while hunting at Goose Bay, near
Brockville.
Fifteen persons accused of attack-
ing the Frencit Consulate et Bresnan,
Germany, have been found guilty. and
Imprisoned.
Governor Smith of the State of New
York has issued an order prohibiting
boxing in State Armories by other
than soldier cont8stants.
A campaign for $200.000 for '
new English-speaking Roman Catho-
lic high school in Montreal started
with subscriptions of $59,100.
With six_ polls to r: port, early
figures give a majority of 430 in the
Yale by-election to J. A. MacFelvie,
Government candidate, over Col.
O. E. Bdgett.
THURSDAY.
Sthiooe county will be free of debt
by the end of this year. "
Current loans in Canada decreased
$1.000,000 during October.
Wm. Edwards was fatally burned
in a new restaurant at Merrill, 13.C.
Bolsheviki forces may re-oecupy
Vilna it is reported ,from Soviet
sources.
"Fred" Waghorne was re-elected
as president of the Toronto . Hockey
League.
The Roman Catholic Women's
League i.eld its anniversary lunceon
Wednesday night.
The Penn. State University' soccer
team defeated the University of To-
ronto by 3 to 0. ,
Reports from Turkish source say,
Kemal Pasha has entered
b7 (van
Ar
men e's capital.
Rev. R P. Mackay says Christian
nations must prevent terrible disaster
in Chinese , famine districts.
Miss Grace Q1';Boyle, aged 55, of
4 C
Ottawa., was found dead in her hotYte,
the body guaided'by five dogs.
The dog nuisance is so general and
so serious to owners of sheep that
there is an effort almost every ses-
sion to further strengthen the legis-
lation to protect sheep, owners from
losses by dogs. The act introduced
at the recent session provides that
all dogs in the province shall wear
tags, to be secured from the officers
of the municipality. Any, dog found
off the premises of its owner and not
underthe control of any person and
not wearing a tag may be killed by
any person, and there is also a fine
to the extent of at least $10 for those
who fail to secure tags. This section,
however, does not come into effect
until April 1, 1921, so as to give peo-
ple concerned proper notice.
Another amendment gives the
councils of counties power to take
over all dog taxes: collected..a,ndato
pay out the losses which' may be in-
curred through damages to sheep. At
the present time these losses are
borneentirely by the townships,
which also receive and control the
revenue from the dog tax. ' •
The Sale of Formaldehyde.
For sonte years past the Depart
Ment of Agriculture and many lead-
ing farmers have been advocating the
use of formaldehyde for the treat -p
ment of seed grain for smut. Fre-
quent.complaints were heard that as
formaldehyde was only handled in
drugstores,it was
not convenientin
many rurl sections where drug
stores were Often ten or twelve miles
apart. It was found that all that was
needed was a slight change in the
Pharmacy Act which would put
for
-
maIdehYde in the same class as Paris
green and other poisons that are
handled by hardware stores or gen- A majority of the Legislative Com-
eral stores. It is, of course, provided mittee decide to recommend propor-.
that formaldehyde canonly be sold• tional representation for Ontario..
in sealed packages carefully labelled A movement is to be launched in
"Poison" so that the handling tnay, be the iJnited States to make Sunday a
properly safeguarded. day of quiet, with ban on •a.11 amuse-
ments.. : ,
Tbe`As,oeia`r ct .13e •-1 of, Trade rend
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Dedicated to the United Farmers
trYII and composed by the well-known
song writer, Mr. Morris Manley.
SONG Word's and 'Music 3Sc, postage.
prepaid. Address
CROCKER PRESS, LIMITED, Publishers, 48 and 50
Lombard Street, Toronto, Ont.
Bellveau, of Thyc" Rivera, Q11e., wee
burned to death when the fuinily reel-
notice was destroyed.
FRIDAY.
Dissatisfaction is said to exist in
militia 'circles in Toronto, -
The International Silver For Ex-
hibition opened at Montreal.
The Independent Labor party will
enter municipal politics,
Cobalt miners are arranging to
establish a siek benefit fund.
The Women's Liberal Association
records its .vnews on important ques-
tions.
The next .session of the League of
Nations assembly will, be on Novem-
ber 30.
TheCanadian Nortbern 'Railway
floated a bond issue in New York for
$25.000,0E1.
Milton Hallman of New Dundee
died as a result of taking by mistake
a semi -mercury pill.
Thomas J. Moore, city manager of
Guelph, died in Sudbury as a result
of a hunting accident. .-
"Lew" Tendler, Philadelphia light-
weight boxer, outpointed Johnny
Tillman in eight rounds,
The New South Wales Commission.
gas reeommended £850 as payment to
private members of Parliament.
A Toronto child may die as a re-
sult of a blow from a hatchet. The
man is charged with wounding.
It is said that former• employes of
the Grand OperaHouse, Toronto,
may sited light on the Small mystery.
The Manitoba Government will ap-
ply to the Public 'Utilities Commis-
sion for an increase in rates to meet
a def et, t,
A Woodstock amateur wireless
telephone operator picked up a mes-
sage sent from 1,800 miles away on
the Atlantic seaboard. .
The British Food Controller sees in
the fall In the price of wheat in Amer-
lea and Australia a sign of real
change in Lite economic situation,
Premier Lloyd George stated in
the House of Commons that it had
been decided not to impose martial
law in Ireland at the present time,
SATURDAY.
A deputation from Cochrane asks
for a separate juctieial area,
Geologist advo.;ttes pevdng ravines
with coal as community store houses.
Sidney 5, MGD 'rmand'a plurality in
Cast Elgin over John L. Stansell was
251.
A driver of a bread wagon in To-
ronto was held up by three motor
bandits,
John Bodnar, aged eight, ran in
front of a street car in Toronto and
woe ltiiled.
H:rry W. aleMuldrock, aged 16, of
Sarnia, was fatally shot by accident,
while hunting.
non, Manning Doherty expects ten
Chambers of- Commerce, i'rpea -their,
seventh annual meet;jug to -day at.
3 3�v e•
'Ilse' Ma nitona Fanners' group will
support' Premier Norris, Leader Rob,
SOIL having agreed to work with him
for a year.
The nine-year-old son of Dennis
eAcestasetweanwe
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UNPREPAREDNESS
—FAILURE
A bank account is an assistant
in character •building. It establishes the
confidence, independence and pride which
increases effort and paves the way to success.
Open anaccount to -day and be
prepared. 74A.
THE CANADIAN
BANK
OF COMMERCE
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PAID-UP CAPITAL, - $ 15,000,000
RESERVE FUND) - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
OAPITAL RESERVE, $9,000.000
Over 130 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
ENCOURAGb T.HRiFT . I \' YOUR CHILDREN.
The on•ening of a Sav-.nes Account ,or a child in, THE
MOLSONS BANK encourages himtoss te. . It ;s a step te-
wi'ards thattraditional first th ousand dollars;
Savings Departments at all Branches.
EXETER BRANCH
T, S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch. Qpen for business daily
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch
ST. MARYS-While Wilbert San-
dercott and Reg. Lucas, 12 -year-old
boys, were out shooting rabbits, young;
Sandercott was Accidently shot in the
face and leg,, and was taken to Strat-
ford hospital.
If you have anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column
thousand British farmers to come to
Ontario next yeas;, "-
The workings of Toronto's police
court are to ale probed by Public Ser-
vice omm n
, "Teddy" Jonce of -Toronto ont-
pointed Par: y" Wallace in a ten
round bout in Toronto.:,
"Benny" Leonard, world's light-
weight boxing champion, beat. Joe
Welling h fourteen, rounds.
A, mother and her three young
children perished in a fire and coal
gas explos,o:i in a Winnipeg suburb.
Detroit -and Windsor authorities
are to jein forces in an effort to stop
rum -running :across the Detroit river.
Chanes McKechnie, onetime li-
quor sleuth with Rev. J. O. Sprack-
lin's squad, was sent to jail for rob-
bing a woman.
Geo. Cummings, aged 19, of Wells-
chester, P,E.I., was killed by a land-
slide on railway construction work
near Fre1ericton, N.B. :.
Lt. -Col. Robert A. Bowie, a leading
physician of Brockville, was killed
:7;r a fall drown an elevator shaft at
St. Vincent de Paul Hospital: •
Officials of the Labor Temple, To-
ronto. will not allow the Irish Self-
Determination League to hold Sun-
day meetings in their,building.
MONDAY.
An earthquake was felt in Oregon
on Sunday.
The timber prdbe will resume on
December 6.
Si. Andrew's Society celebrates its
84th anniversary.
Owen Sound Y.W.C.A. has dedi-
cated its new building.
Eaton and Kaiser won the six=d<ay
bicycle race at New York.
The control of Victory Bonds has
been removed by the Government.
The condition of the ex-Kaiserin'
has taken another turn for the worse.
Several Chinamen were arrested in
Toronto on charges of "dope" traffic.
A co•ttanuation school has been' or-
ganized at Dorchester village, near
Ingersoll.
Three youths were arrested in To-
ronto on charges .of housebreaking
and burglary.
The University of Toronto' boxers
beat Ontario Agricultural College on
Saturday.night.
John Doughty claims he can estab-
lish his innocence in connection with
the Small mystery.
The British Government has ap-
pointed a commission to study the
economic outlook in Egypt.
Picton business men held a`` ban-
quet to discuss. the best methods of
dealing with present market condi-
tions.
An international council binding
together the war ,veterans of the
allied countries has been •formed in
Paris.
Sarnia C. I. won the Interscholas-
tic football title by. defeating, De la
twenty Salle 9 . to 8 in we ty minutes over-
time.
New Zealand Chambers of Com-
merce are trying to promote a reci-
procal tradeagreement with Aus-
tralia.
us-
ra r'
t li
a,
Farmers in -the Uno Park neigh-
borhood in Northern Ontario ' have
had good success in drilling for arte-
sian' wells.
The price' of flour will be reduced"'
two ;shillings per sack to -day in Lon-
don, England, and sugar by two
pence per pound.
Wesley Garrod died in haapitai at
C h atbein as a result of scalds re-
ceivec, when he fell into a vat` `of
boiling water at s, packing; plant.
Toronto .T•lniversityand McGill .Uni
v reity get apportionment'Of $1,000,-
000 deal,' to be used exClusively in
cid of medical, education in Canada,
from the Rockefeller Foundation:
The Advocate can give you club -
bine rates with any of the daily news-
papers or magazines,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the. Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
riffitlijfaliters
for Every Horse
We have"a very choice and "com-
plete line of
STA -fall Halters
They will repair or replace, freeof
charge, any of their guaranteed halters
if broken inside of one year from date
of purchase. We give you a dated
tag with each of these halters. This
added protection is for you and we
will be pleased to show you our hal-
ters and harness at any time.
W. J. BEL+R. -
Tie the horse or colt so be can't
break loose in the stable at night
and damage the other stock or Let
Injured. "Griffith" Rafters bold
any hone. We hove 'ens.
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F: J. FAIRHALL, CENTRALIA
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Engrnes
1 1-2 H. P. IENG-INH.
,$110 00
3 H. P. ENGINES..e 5175,00
„¢ H. P. ENGINES ..,285,00
These engines • are equipped with the Bosch Magnieto•,; the finest lg-
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nitiott known.
DOUBLE GhAR PUMP JACK ,.,. Taro INTERNATIONAL GEAR JACK • $:30.00
FARM LIGHTING POWER -40 LIGHTS , $525,00
WE SELL,, THE CASE TRACTOR -
EMERY STANDS, SAW ARBORS, PULLEYS, BELTING
HANGERS AND SHAFTING ON SHORT NOTICE
ALL MAKES : OF ENGINES OVERHAULED
CYLINDERS REBORED OR QROUNG NEW ,
PISTONS MADE TO HIT WITH RINGS
OXY ACETYLENE WELDING DONE.
The Cochrane Machine Works
EXETER ONT. •
INTER WORK
ON CARS
I am in a position to handle all makes of cars
for overhauling this Ix inter.
A square deal to all.
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