Exeter Times, 1915-12-23, Page 4THE
EXETER •TiMES
PRT PARAGRAPH
Ai,not year
left band know
w w
hat
Your right band doeta, Some
lwber of; the family needs must be
NApoemt and respectable.
If we comd understand how little
the rest of the world accounts us it
rotuhd" save a lot of wear and tear ox
ear nervous systems.
The longest way aromld is the short=
asst way ,!come --teles It leads past a
baseball park.
He who hesitates is soznetiu es saved,
R breach o promise suit.
The ,man whe tights and runs away
may live to see leimselt in a moving
1etare
The pen • is mightier tharr the sword'
in gettisag a man into difficulties.
Tata would be a sa- d woold it people
ouiy laughed when they were care
free,
Mart wants but litt- le here below, anon
it metes him sore because be doesn't
get it.
Forestaller;.
"She is saying a lot of mean thing'
about you."
"Who is?"
"Julie."
"'She can't say very much.
away?,
`:Because she has a little bit os
originality and won't hesitate, and 1
have already said about &d the mean
things about her that these are in the
English language."
Seeing Ineffective:
"What is the matter with you?'
"1'zn all run down."
"Have you seen a dector?"
"Yes. I saw two of theca, and it
didn't do me a bit of good."
"What did they say?"
"They didn't say anything: We hat8"
loot bee!a introduced. I saw them at
they went pest."
The Real Thing.
The rich with all his store of wealth
One kind of pleasure rnissea-
Ile nothing knows about. the Joy
Of bread and cheese and kisses
Their Use, �'
&What cute little envelopes!"
"Yes, aren't they nice?"
should say se. They are mad
of heavy satin paper too."
"The very best."
°What are they designed for?"
"Td pacts your bathing snit in when
vote 4c- to the seasbere."
The Beauty Doctor.
"She le a perfec$ pictuIe'"
"Do yon think so?"
"Yes.
o ?'
r
-.oat u
I�
y
"Well, anyway she ought to be.'P
"Why oughts she to be?"
"She pays a beaap of money to all
artiet to aake ber so."
tt Sometimes orks
"What is a good remedy for i;mson
Mar
"Have it in the morning?"
"Yes."
"Killthe, mare that runs. the ism
:a ;11s rill 1,.Of ThiCIM
!airote tame. muck .interest in mon
ly sports?"
"No, 1 hire a man to tend the fur,
pace and cut the grass•."
Looks Promising.
.oM wonder"—
"What do you wonder?"
"I wonder it my fsance will love rn
when I'm old,"
"Weil, he loves you DOW, doesn't be?'
The Back N rrrber.
n am sitting in the twilight
Gazing at the passing throng
As in bunches and in couples
Down the street a moves along,
And 1 hear the constant babble
From the ceaseless human tongue,
And 1 watch the lovers spooning
Is they dig' when 1 was young.
Here's a young and tender couple
Trading glances on the sly
Far away from trome and mother,
1-3avina dance" the watchful eye.
And 1 wonder as they a.ancier
While they chat or saft:ry sing
1± they understand such antics
And the trouble they may bring.
Slow ran children he so still?
1 was that way once, 1 knows,
But r cannot he too thank -cul
I've outgrown it tang ago.
They in fancy Feel a oiessing
b'alliag from the stars above;
",TThen le true' the thing is only
But a case of puppy love.
Let them go 12 they enjoy 11.
1 can sit here with ray pipe
Malting comments philosophic
From experience more rtpe.
Do 1 envy then: their pleasure
As they sip the honey dew
3t'som the lips on which it ripens?
I won't own it if 1 do.
Locals
A IllappO IChrtetanas Tilde Is our wish
ve R3ros«
r .all --,liar
eo
alit
—Harvey
Mr He 0. ,Soutlicott, of Toronto, is
,spending, the lChrietmaas Holidays at
iris hoslie Here.
Mats. T. .111. M:oCallum, of London, had
the misfortune tto slip !and !break bee
ankle and is yery rpoorey..
Public worship at James street
Methodist church next ,Sunday will be
in accord with ',Christmas day,
Mrs. 'Thos. Elliott returned home
Last Friday after spending several
weeks in Saruia atad Marlette, Mich.
If your 'fried"d"'owns ia;r `')!,dison or
Victrola buy a record—a lasting gift
Big selection at Powell's !Bazaar.
Miss Vera Roadhotise, after et -pleas-
ant visit at the home of Mr. Daniel
Wood, ]returned to ;Ste Marys Thurs.
day 1'aet,!
A patriotic meeting will .be held in
the Trivitt Memnorial church next Sab-
bath eveniaig at 8.45 whelp, patriotic
addressor will be given:.
Mrs, Sharp, who las been spending
a 'couple of months with Ther son, (Rev.
S, F. Sleep, !returned, to her +some in
Allison on Tuelsday.
Miss Edna Follick spent tLe week-
end in Ingersoll where ehe sang at
the anniversary service.sof Mr. Oland -
ford's class of young men both Sunday'
and Monday,
Mr. and Min. Rd. Downie celebrated
the eleventh anniversary of their wed-
ding on Saturday evening last when
a number of friends were very pleas-
antly entertained' .
Andrew Craven, of Brl.nsley, enlist-
ed in the Middlesex Battalion, in
Plarkhill fast 'week. Mr. (Craven is a
talented violinist and is well and la-
vorably known in this district,;
Sermons and music appropriate to
the'oceasion lin the Main Street Meth-
odist ehureh next Sunday. In the
evening'the choir will render a spec-
ial service of sacred song,! Pastor's
evening' subject "The (Child Jesus and
the Judaea Kaiser."
Their Exercise.
"Women don't take enough exer-
cise."
"Ob, psbawl"
"But they don't." 'k'»
"They do too."
"1'd like to know what they do."
"Aren't they always jumping at con-
clusions?"
se -a-•
Something In Its Favor.
"I don't think much of astronomy."
'.Why not?"
"The heavenly bodies are too far
away to interest me."
9 can tell you one thing"
What's that?"
_'"There are no tries on the ean.9°
W'i1ALE ,
%Ir. and Mrs. Albert Willson, of
Lucknow, returned to their home on
Monday after a pleasant visit with
friends !around $ser-,'
Mrs. 'George Jores, 0f Keszto,n I Mttn,
is ;home 'for kt visit with her parents,
Mr. and guars. Philip !:;rooks.
Gordon Morley is home for the holl-
days from the Nornial School at
Stratford, tas is also. Minnie ,DMillso.u, a
astudent at the !Collegiate Institute at
stratfordJ
Lorne Gunning, 'wlio enlisted r
short time ago, has been compelled to
undergo en operation at Stratford
Inopital and is improving ,ai'eely.
Several of our boys have enlisted
tately,•'n'aniely, ;I'r'd TIolikins atEre-
ter .Lorne Guntiipg at :Stratford;
Olive:•" h?•e'Naughton and Roy 'Hudson
at "Toronto in training, We also
wish to !state t!hkit our ladies are also
doing their ,bit, having now Shipped
three bales of goods land a shipment
of jam lest week,: They sent 16 day
shirts and 19 Fairs of socks to th e
soldiers in France,!, A silver collection
is taken once a month' at the ,prayer
meeting to buy necessary goods ,fos
the toys at the front; •
Wr. and Wes. John 'Wright er ter -
twined a number of their friends to
a. 'fowl supper on Tuesday evening for
last week,:
An event o4 'moire than 'usual inter-
est took place on Friday evening the
17th; inst when Mr, and Mrs. George
DMillson of the general store celebrated
their 'silver wedding. Besides the
neighbors and friends (around here,
there were guests from a distance,
thecompany numbering 60 in tali, A
very elaborate supper was served,
the thief menu being oysters in abun-
idanee. The evening Was spentin
social chat, games, singing and phono-
graph selections. The beautiful array
of silverware given 1by the ,guests be-
speaks the high esteem Mr. land Mars.
AMillson are held in (by all.
Several'of the farmers are hauling
the gravel for silos, the new house
and barns to (be built ;aext summer:
Cow Sale
Auction Sale
Of Valuable two storey brick block
and 'choice business !site in the
Exeter, Ontario.
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The Executor of the Estate of the
late •George Samwell will offer for
sale on the premises on'Tueisday, Jan
eery 18th, 1910, nt 2 o'clock ,p:in.r the
prcperty on 'the 'cornea' of Wain Road
John Streets, Exeter, two ,stores of
which are now occupied by Jones &
May, General Merchants, and the
third by Hugh Spackman, Hardware
(Merchant,! The Property is is most
desirable one, the oldest randetest busi-
ness 'site in a town which hap no
superior ie. Western Ontario. The
block is well built, well equipped and
in good repair with adequate storage
buildings at rear
The property will 'be offered in two
parcels, according to occupancy..
Terms. -10 per cent cash, balance on
'March •1st, 1916, when possession giv-
en, Taxes 'and Insurance propor-
tioned on March lst. For further
particulars and conditions of sale vap-
ply to •
GLADMAN & STANBU'RY
Barristers, Exeter, Ont.
Solicitors for Executor,
Jas. Ferguson, of Ingersoll, h'as in-
structed Thos. (Cameron to sell by
public auction kit the METROPOLI-
TAN''HOTEL, EXETER, on FRIDAY
!DEC. (31st, at one p.m. sharp, the
following •r 15 high grade !Durham
!Cows of hnilking strain; 10 high ;cities
:Holstein }Cows; a few, 2 -year-old
heifers.} Six of the Bows are Just
freshened and the :balance coming In
in January, February and !March, As
Mr. Ferguson has 'always brought
good elean stock 4nd has proved him-
self reliable, parties in need of cows
;will do well to :attend. (this dale,
Terms --Six months' credit on fur-
nishing approved joint notes; la dis-
toun:t Or six per cent ,per annum oft'
JAS.. FERGUSON, Prop.
TEOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—One good cow, extra
beef quality, eight years old, ;due to
freshen Dec. 10th; 1 heifer 3 years old
due Jan. 3rd; 1 purebred Shorthorn
bull 10 months old; 1 filly rising 4
years; 1 filly and 1 gelding rising 3
years old. JOHN LEARY, Cromarty
Pi0., Lot 13, Con. 13, Hibbert; phone
544 '.Ribbert Linea 12-9-1:Hp
Scientists have pleadged their uid to
the 'King by :devoting all their ener-
gies'to the task of bringing the war
to a victorious conclusion. In the
meantime, the health and nerves of
our brave soldiers and their friends
at home is suffering, and TAKAKE is
the 'one perfect ;remedy for nerves.
Fifty "cents at your druggist's, or b5
mail from the Georgian Mfg. Co.,
Collingwood, Ontario.
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
•
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again. ® Ask
your druggist' for a 50 -cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," which con.
tainsetull directions for babies, chil-
dren of all ages and for grown-ups.
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Manufactured by THE WILLIAMS PIANO Co., LIMITED, Oshawa, Ont.
Contest sold by the Business Boosters Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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itttle Hustling and YOU Win
with every purchase at our store. These certificates represent one vote for each ONE CENT
_in:sltes representing the LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES at the end of the contest will rec-
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and if you are not inter(sled 3-orsrself you can assist a friend,
,fir store. WP want a chance to show you that you can do Letter here than elsewhere.We do
.his contest through a greater percentage of' profit, but through the difference in volume of
I1 nn repay us, and in the future we shall endeavour to give you EVEN MORE for your
t.h otigh the merits of our Goods and Loner Prices.
save you money and we can prove it.
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MOLSONS
AND RESERVE $8,800,000
CAPITAL'i I
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CIRCULAR•L,ETTERS OF CREDIT;
HM' : )MONY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK, DEPARTMENT
interest alowed at highest current raiie
W. D. CLARKE, Mahe ger, Exeter Brtrrch
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D. D.C.L., President
JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. F. JONES, Ass't General Manageor-
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13l500E40f
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS 1
Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 anclk
upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts;,
are welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail.
Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with—
drawals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor. S5elh
,mac.
Exeter Branch— H. J. WHITE, Manager
DREDITON BRANCH — A. E. KUHN, Manager.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE BY
TENDER
Consisting of Lots 32 and West half
33. North Thames Road, Township of
Fullaiton, County of Perth, Ont. Lot
32 containe 121 acres on which there
is atl up-to-date Stone Dwelling, l3ank
Barn 36x90 and 34x50 Drive House
and Ho; Pen 28x50; Silo 14x40; up-
to-date stabling, cement floors and lit-
ter carrier; ;2 acre choice garden, 2
acre;, orchard 10 acres first-class hard
wood bush 55 acres in' grass, balance
ploughed ready for seeding.
West halt of Lot 33 contains 81%
acres on !which there ist an up-to-date
brick dwelling, bank barn 40x90, frame
barn on stone wall 36x58; 1 acre or-
chard 7 acres good hard wood, 14
acre;. fall "wheat, 25 acres in grass, 'al-
ance ploughed ready for seeding.
These farms are situated in ine o•f
the .lfilnest localities in Ontario. Well.
fenced and drained; never failing
spring well and clear csf weeds;
-venient to Baptist, 'Methodist find
Presbyterian churches and day school;
y2 mile from village of Russeldahe; 7
miles from Mitchell. Possession 1st
March 1916. ' Terms -10 per :.ent. en
acceptance of tender, balance .>n ?vlar.
1st ..1916, without interest. :?ealed
tenders will be received ap to 1
o'clock .p.m. on 4th day of January
1916, foi the above mentioned farms,
either separately or in one block, by
Thos Cameron Auctioneer, R. R. 3,
Kirkton Ont. For particulars apply
to auctioneer or to John G. ':goy on
the premises.
Blaxxk forms for tenders can be had
by applying to Thos. Cameron.
PROCLAMA TION
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public notice is hereby given that
a meeting of the electors of the
Village of Exeter will be held in the
TOWN HALL, EXETER
MONDA'f, DECEMBER 27th, 1915
At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, for
the purpose of making and receiving
nominations for Reeve, Councillois
and Schoo, Trustees for the ensuing
year and further notice is hereby
given that in the event of more :an-
didatet, being proposed for the offi-
ces than are required to be elected
the meeting will be adjourned to
Monday January' 3rd, 1916, when, polls
will be opened alt 9 a.m., closing at
5 p.m. al the following places, as
fixed by By-law, viz,—
Div 1—Silas Handford's residence,
Main. St. Ed. Treble D,R.O., Sidney
Davis pal: clerk.
Div 2—At Town Hall, . Jos, Davis,
D.K.U.. Well. Johns, poll clerk.
D:v 3—Mrs. Mitchell's office, Main
St. .H E. Huston, D.R.O, P. Gillies
poll clerk
Div. 4—N. E. Fire Hall, A. Mc-
Pherson D.R,O., 'Moses Amy, poll
clerk
And al! electors are hereby ' e -
quested to tako notice and • govern
themselves accordingly.
JOS. SENIOR, •
Return'.ng yfficer,
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Get a 25 cent bottle
of Danderine,
If you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incomparable softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it lmme-
dlately dissolves every particle of
dandruff. ' You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair if you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair of its lustre, its strength and
its very life, and if not overcome it
produces a feverishness and itching of
the Seth; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair faille out
fast tr" Surely get a 2ls.,cent bottle of
I1nowlton'e Danderine front ani! drug
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J. A. MASON
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ARCHITECT
425 Dundas Street, London, Gunk Ids•
teed cost of buildings; no extras/ &i
years New York experience. Ph., iaL's''
2725.
.Anyone intending to build will di
ell .o write me. No charge for eor.:1
sulat
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425 RICHMOND ST., LONDON,.
ONTARIO.
SPECIALIST IN
SURGERY AND 1• N1T0-IIRIIPdB
DISEASES OF AND WOMEN;
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day afternoons.,
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Phone Office 1110
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DR. A, R. KINSMAN LIMA ADA
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any bad effects. Offioe over Rata
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Exeter
1- W, BROWNING let.
• P. 54 Graduate Victoria.411111
sity Office and residence Domiisl
Labratory., Exeter,
;Associate Coroner of Hartle KA
D ICKSON & CARIDING , 1' 11
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries !Osis'
veyanoera Commissioners, IBoltliJ�lii'
for the Molsone Bank ete, i .!4-J
Money to Loan at lowest r'ateisr AV' t,
tereat. • `„al
OFFICE—MAIN STREET BIORTIlai-4
I. R. 'Carling B. A,• U. 19a Diekseai '
MONEY TO LOAN .; it!- ! 1 1
We have a large amends& of 01111
ate funds to loan on farm and Y
lage properties at lowest rata A!
terest.
GLADMAN & STANBUl,I ! 1
Barristers, Solicitors, Helm Sib
Becton
Ind Ugborne and fllbbcrt
Farmer's Mutual Fire Iu i
anoe GQ 1
Head Office, Farquhar, IOW
President ROBT. NORRI+
Vice -,•',resident ','HOS. AYANIr
DIItI'GTO't • l_ (til
WM. BRO,CIK WM, ROA'
L, RUSSELL J. T, ALLISON'
AGENTS
JOHN ES8151 Exeter. agent Ula
borne and .idd ph. 'I
OLIVER HARRIS Munro a,geot Jhlr
Hibbert` Fullerton and Logan. l ,.)
1,„11_,.i, W. A. TUZINUtlli.XI; l
SeCy.Treas. F'arquhel'
GLADMAN & ST,ANUUB Yes!
Solicitors, Exeeer,
TBE SOLDIER WIIO LIVEi3 OVE1V.
AGAIN IN A 'NIGII7' MMA'itR, 7114Z
AWI t7L IlA'I rLE SCENES, ; as well,'.
as the harassed business man, the,
tired sorlety woman, :and busy house-
wife, whose nerves ars • graduallye
!~`caring to .shreds with their revere
ending :duties, will get !quiolc(nd per--
ni,anent •relief, from '1'AKhltIB:,, Get a?
box for ;fifty tette .ktf 1y'our drnggisto,
or by mail from the Georgian Mtg.!
Go, 1Coliingwood, Ontario.