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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-4-6, Page 5trlitAlsODAY,, Ai?utr, Oth, 1916 Farmers! •Made in Canada Fertilizer $18 and $22 per ton Now is the time to buy wire fence be= fore it advances in price. Let me quote you on • your needs in the following lines,— All kinds of Lumber° act dtwEd CJ Minh, Shingles, Lath, Cedar Fence Posts, 8 ft lorg, 9 ft long aud 10.ft long. Cement, Wall Board and Ready Roofing. A. Je CLATWORT11Y oRANToN "Up ARE YOU GOING WEST? •Or 'The Grand Trunk Railway System will run ' ilomeseekersExcur. sions EACH TUESDAY March 7th to Oct. 3ist (Inclusive) 'Ticliets valid to return within two roontlos inclusive of date of sale Winnipeg and return$35 Edmonton and return $43 Proportionate low rates to other points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan & Alberto, Pula oescticulars and tickets an applic- ation to agents, 70CENTRAft adam,4k.., SINAI l'Fallaia, tai NT.. an, You can secure . a : • . * Position . . . If you take a course with us. The : 3 demand upon us far trairad h Op : as is many times the number grad 4 *4 et elating. Students are entering a "lat each week. :You may enter at en 7 Z, elt time. Write tat once for our raw:- a -Se # • catalogue of Commercial, Ohort- 4 4, 10 hand or Telegraphy depart mert T -. op D. A.. McLachlan, Win • ameletieteeieteteratateaaosaseseesee41•04-s. x ZURICH •- Mr, Godfrey Nicholson, formerly of ?Slay Township, pastsed away at his llama th Goderic.h. 31.r. Chita. Weber has purchased a piece of land owned by Mir. P. He, 15r,„ end located in. Vollandts Survey. awed of the =boot house. Mae Jacob .Quackanbath and tamily ;Lave moved onto alb farm vacated lby Mr. John Meyer, which be repent - !y purchased from Jacob Meyer, Sr. Mr. John Deeber, Sr., hare sold bis line aorta eaist of the villa& together with the ;stook and implements to 9is.fon. 1Lr.Wi11iam Dechz.‘r,wha ges 'rowel.= at aorta. Mr. Jacob Meyer, rr., haa retern- led from a visit down east. . While *way he rented a Ismail truck farm attea,s Peterlaburg and expects 'to more mere tol:h his family in; the near fut- ure. bar. Elmore. Thiel hats. purchesed tbe ri•••••••••••••=4•••••••••••• TAKES OFF DANDRUFF, HAIR STOPS FALLING Save your Haltd .Get a 25 cent bottle of Danderine right now—Also • stops itching scalp. Win brittle, colorlese and scraggy bah ie mute evidence of a neglected email); of dandruff—that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to ;the hair as dandruff. It robe the hair eel' its lustre. its strength and its very 31fe.; eventually producing a feverish - mese and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair roots 'to shrink, loosen and die—then the itatr falls out fast, A little Danderine tonight—noev—any time—will surely leave your hair. Get a 25 cent bottle of• Knowiton's Danderine from any dreg store. You Onerell can have acrantiful hair and lots eof it if you will lust try a. little Da' - ave' your hair!! Try lie 120 ttere Parte known tee the Holt farm, new 13141..te, typal. O., died OR near Varna. The consideration was in tte nctighborlictel o $7000,00 and *a. Total get a aossession et mice. 'The final. game of th I checker tournament between Itleasrs, Hoffnaan. aral Herm, Yotinablut Wale won by the former, although nothe- fofre a Perenuotte battle. Mr, Hoffmu. therefore, holdthe prize for the filial; contest. Crediton ale ;Bast Ed. Fahner, W. E: Oest- anicter attd febrile. Dinney attended the thorouglietered iettJe Pale at London least week. Mir. 3.F. 'Weir, thed a telephone antstallea le his house lately. afaa. J. K. Schroeder is visiting *lanai at atilvertort Wel week. 111r. Sera Brown made a huleinelas 'trip to Berlie Seturday. Chat% Finkbiner of Woodham litpeet Saturday and Sunday at 'home. The Messes Luella and ri.de Brown o Zurich I -pent Sunday in town visit, ing ;friiendis, Mee Isabella Schwaz as -at 'pres- ent nn the sick Mae rand Mite Noili Haisti of Pigeon, Mich, are in towo attending the, fun- eral oe Mint. Kintupp,: Our town ile being visited matte ;frequently by the grim reaper or death. On Saturday Morning :the Oho:reit bell tolled for Masa Micheal Klumall and on Sunday afternoon it again tolled for Mr. Levi Stahl. Mite Klumpp had ',been ailing eveaal winters •but during 'the summer inconthe wee always abile to be out to few weeks a go she took a severlef ;attack of pleurisy and tilled en Sat- urdny,A.pril the IM. at, th'e age of 77 yeaiis, 5 Months one 6 days. The atifieeal teak place from. her late eceidenco cn Tuesday, Aerial 4th and the remaleo interred in the Evae- gelicee cemetery. She ]oars to mourn Ler( teloved .huisbond, two :sans,' Thos. o@ De hwood and John on the homes ote id and five daughters, Mrs. E. Guttinger, Mot. W. Clark, Mrs. G. Fokker, M1s. Noah Heist, a Pigeon end Mat Sweitzer of London. The funeral of the late Levi Stahl wilt be held on Thuraday, April 6th at 1.30 o'clock at the lienee. etr. StotO bad been ill for nlincfat a var. Sometime h••:-. was on th..Y mend and: a klort time Much wo. The last few, week-, he has been s•inieng rapd- ler and on Sunday aft:examen passed Veneefully away at the age of 57 neatii 3 months and two days. :RP bad: many friends and his ;death will certainly; be a lees to the vommun- Rye end much more by the bereaved leaves to moron his lots. hie beloved wife arid three children. Lily and Cora all at hoine. The following j,z th'e7 flnnnoiaj Istandirig of the Crediton Branch of the Red Cross Society since itis ore ga:nization last September: Proceeds front 1 bar Day Tea $77.82; bazaar 84.27• Peof. Reithfarfte lecture 5.56: IRed O. es ;concert 82.40; receipts while e le rta ining eoldiers 21.78; Box Isocial Cal5: Donations 25.20; total $3t7i8: 1 tit of there funds teeter - iota have be n purchased and the fol- lowieg letup forwarded to them d- qu•airteried 131 grey flannA. shirts; 1C9 !palm socks, 31 pil.!ow 'cases, 2 ,pillows. homital sltirts; 3 bed jaokets, 12 rea. pyjoniars 7 night shirts and 14 matereen lade. 'Balance on hand $57.2ee—M-1 , H. K Lieber, -Secy. Tokok: (erarior n truce -ache) is the surest and s•.fts•-• cure for rheu- not teem. r ciatiee, lumbago, slee,pless- nese end all forms oe nervous exhaus- tion. Tekake pills are fifty cents a box ettra your druggist or by mail from the Georgian Mfg. 'CO., 'Coning - woad, Ont. HONOR ROLL FOR 161st Battalion M-aj. W. J. Heaman, Lieut. Edgar Torrance Sidney Smith, Hoy P.O. Fred Tucker, Exeter John Kendall Cornish, Elimville, Hector Heywood, Exeter. Fred Hopkins, Whalen Sylvanus Cann, Exeter • Wilbur Pfaff, , • Milton Pfaff Harold Bissett Fred Wells Lloyd 'Rivers Austin A. Rice ' Ernest Collingwoota. Albert S. Bolton Wilfrid G. Stewart E. 31. 'Williams, Farquhar Grant Booper TLos. Harold Wilkinson, Lumley Cyril Tuckey • Ralph W. Batten. Winchelsea ' Geo. Edward Kellett, Elimville David G. Appleton Garnet Rau, Crediton James It, Marshall Bruce 11. Matthews, Thames John D. Lang, London.11d. W. 'W. Matson, Exeter Lloyd England, crediton Gordon C.Culbert, Centralia Berl llenra Heddere Creditpn 'William lay adi Bert Rivers Sidney West Ernest Harvey - Ira Taylor John 'Willis Elmore Willis John W. Mallett •'VVnter Harness Alfred Garabrie1 WilItam Nuna I orne Oudmore ;Robe Pty. Pasanaore llt, Earle Southcott ICLarles Cameron. Garnet Ford • Williams Sims . Arva E. Broicenshire Wi I in rn Jeffrey Nelson Stacey Norman Johns. Wilson Culbert . Jame e G. Walker Louis Day, Jr. , ;Ches. Dobbs •( 1. L Cornish Bert Piper t „ Thomas Appleton , Hurdon ; ;W. A. Smith, ,Centleilie Edmond Oke W. Ernest Neill' .. B. 10 CENT "CASCABETS" Ir BILIOUS OE COSTIVE For Sick Headache, Stair Stomach, Sluggish Liver and Bowels—They work while you sleep. Furred Tonne, Bad Teste, Indies - Mon, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head. 1401108 come from a torpid liver and Cogged bowels, 'Wlacti cause your stomach to become filled with undi- gested food, which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery—indi- gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascarot to -night will give your constipated bowels a a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. e They work while you sleep—a 10-eene box from your druggist will keep you feel? ing good for months. .. GREENWAY EXETER TiMES befiq of a ,genial frieua y di'posit. liatith elate coneug heset be not.,.f,i'4,•en good and a cold •which he conaaated ou a lreeent vielt •to Lateen MI to evrious complieutioati, resultirra k bis death on adarce 25th. 'Lae funeral, took place on .51arcl,t 3804 to the Grand Trunk Station mid tat; renlainte taOcei to London for inter - meat, He leavet a widow to •teeera the lois or. a hind husband, The death angel veeited the home of la. IX Bell and took awaytbe young WHO at the ap.,,e• of 131. The. departod load been ailing for a year awl her death woe not uneapeeted, The de- ceased whose maiden name was Vio'et May McArthur, was a daughter of Robert McArthur, end was bora •on the old" farm on tbe 2nd line, about woven year's ago else was married to ten now bereaved tuteband who with •one (little boy aged aive, are left to mount her lois. All who knew her speak in the highest terms of the departed, Th • funeral took place lost Thursday from leer late ratidence to Hewed Onion .Ccnaetery ,1 • Mee M. Steeper- is the guest of • I RTISSELDALE ; Mira Maggie Geromette. tale A, Gallen 'entertained a few friends at a quilting bee last week. (The stork visited the home of Mr. tort Oliver recently and left a fine taby boy. Boring is :really here at lest for our worthy townsmen Fred and Jee ketve tapped, • Maio A. 111•. Wilsan was in, 'Toronto last week attending the 'funeral of ter sister, Mrs, (Rev) 3. Russell, •Mies Olive illEcIntosh, of Port HU - Iron and Mks Madeleine Pollock, or Grand Bend vietted relatives here last week. Rev. E.G. Powell, of Cantonoccu- pied • the anilpit in the Methodkt chetah on Sunday and gave an „le- tt:resting oddrcss on the advance of Prohibition. ' Mat. Herbert Shereitt, who has been vViting hrx! parenfrs, Mr. ad Bras. T. Turner, returned to ber home in Alberta Met week. She Ives ac- companied by Mess Loretta Sherritt who will rpend the 'stuntnee there. The membent of the Knights of Honor ceras itt the Methodist S. S. met at the home of their teacher. Mira 'Mae WilsOn, last Satu.rday even- ing ;ead cn lecbalf of the ;charch and cliesi presented Pte. Arthur Webb with) a went watch and an address. The S. S. fratitute h-ld in reie Methodist! church Ir at week was very much enjoyed by all areeent. Very ,ps-ofitabIe addres,ses were given lav (Rey, F. Langford, of Toronto; • Rev. J. F. Knight. of Hen nil, and Rev. C. W. Baker, o Wcodham.• The music in the •afterncrn woe fu.rnished by the Shipka choir. 13ETITANY • , Corporals E. ;Wygold and 1. Wit - eon were in this vicin ty over Mae weekeeed. - The altsomene Missionory Society wilt hold their anniversary cn Sun - my, April 9th. Service in. the af- ternoon at 2.30. An addross will be given by. Mi s Sperling a returned mitsiontery from China. On ',Needy" evenicg, April lltla an anteataininent will be given commencing nt eight o'Ictock consisting of an address by Mies Sporting; music by Misses Anna and Jean Allison; violin selection by Mr. Gilbert Martin, also a play en- titled a "Braltim wedding" given by young people. Adminior. 25 cents; children 15c. • • GIRAND BEND Sucker l fishing is the order ot the y. • ., The next meeting of the Red ;Croce Society Will be acid Thurtsclay, April Gth. Everybody comae. tariee Ethel Tetreau'who has been very ill at her grantlfatheris home La e returned to her home again. Mr, and Mr-. W. 113. Oliver enter- tained tae boys of the 149th at their Lome, Thuusday evening, March 30th. M large portion of tbe breakwater on. the north side of the river was broken away by the jam of ice a few dayo ago. Tho Calaway Bible (Claes held their regular meeting Saturday afternoon .ApIril lat. The girls are making an autograph. quilt to be told for .the benefie of Red Crass work. Too late for last •week Lieut. 'Tyfee was called away to Toronto on Friday. Mee Lydia DesJardine is visiting; Leo aunt, Mrs. Isaac Sharrow. Rev. E. G. Powell of ;Clinton will preacL in the Methodist ;church, next Sunday morning at 11- a. m. Mr. end 31rs. Aels!.on Mollard of 'Duluth are visiting the former'a father. Ma. Jas. Morard, Sr. Pte. • Lawrence ;Carrieire Left last Friday for Sarnie where he will take a ;sergeant's +course at Military School; • Lieut. Emery 'Carr:ere of the Mechanilal• TranIsport. was home for thd weebeend on hie, last leave ,before ailing for France. The regular meeting. of the 'Bed Crois Society was held Thurclay, Marek 3rd in the ;veetery of . ithe Presbyteilln church, The • society •wan ;presented with a ,oertificate of appreciatiot from the London Brench of tae Seciety for the good work it has done.- alayme Crawford, secretary 'of the Society framed the certiticate. 'The following are Hie recent donations to the roniety,— MiS Mollard It3.03, Mrs. Lou te itavel:e 300 Ditearent Ifri nes $4.00. The proceeds from a quilt made and Lola by the pupils and teacher Eva Stinson of S. S. No. 11, lety WO) $8.00. • • ,I1ENSALL - ( ; 1 About tsvo. and a belt year::: ago lat. Ittctionald 'fleece from. ',endure t. tete place and opened a dental to ate- ise. Pere:deafly he eras Welt liked Peter Burns Buchanan visited his Lorne on Monday leaving again to re- join tie battalioo on Tuesday. Ile preceeded his , lout from, 1Winrapea , one will meet 'them down meet. Mr. 'Wm, f3othwell, of Hickson, vice -presirlPnt of the Wettern Ontario Doi e men's A soeitttier'visit eti friends io, tine vietoily far a few clap last ce,•ek. Mrs Bart ara Anclerecn is at me sent visiting friends ;n St, P, uts, Mr. and Mrs. 11. 0. Faeey attended tbb funeral on Thursday of the form- er's father Mr. John lateey, et Tanis. bock, who died iu his OSth year. The roperty owned by the late 1, D. Stee art, which has be •u off red for sale for the p•imr. Efrveral weeks, has been purchased by Mr. Mark ()lark. Mr. V'm. (layette spent Monday and Tuetdey with fiends in 'Voronto. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Hodge] t were guests at the In no; of the latter's mother, Ines Mat y MeTaggatt, of Stella' on Suud.iy, Mr, Wm, Clark is itt proton', ander the doetters c -are. 'We hope to bear soon of his recovery. Din' Fraser, of St-) at it od, an 1 Proud -foot of Fullerton, held a consultation on Monday in nonnectintt wit n the ease of Mr. Thos: Pat k viho is not pro- eresing as favourably as we should like to see, Mr, Miller, of Staffa, has rented the faint owned by alr, 11,vid Dow and is raking possession this week. BORN • BRENNER—To Mr. and %Iris, Maur- . ice Brenner, cn Sunday, March 26, 1916, a dauater. REMPHILL—On Saturday, Mara; 25 to Mr. land Mts. A. (, KING—In Toronto, cn March 291h, to • Mr. and Mts. Arthur Uirding King daugh t MeDAIREN—In Hibbert cn. April 1st to Abr. and ZIrts. W. RI McLaren, a 'daughter. • 1 • r DROIWN—In Ft Ira en March 28th, tai Mr. ea! ale. Thomas. Drown, a eon. :"es, ta IITTNTER—On- March 31st, on 3rd ,conce:sirn; of Usborne ko Mr, and atrr, Win. Hunter, a, son. MARRIED HEY'Vet OD --KRAFT— At Datshwood, on Veedneed-y, April 5th, Miss Tt- cinde L. Kraft, daughter of Mr. end" Mae. Peter Kraft, to Mr. Al- bert Vi'tor Heyvvoott. eon of Mr. jo•thua. Heywcod, of Teaborne. • DIED IDA.VIDSON—In Tendon, rtt,iliLtim 11. Davidson, formerly of Exenr, STAHL—M :Crediton cn April 2nd. 'Levi 'Stahl, agel 57 yeare 3 m•ts. and 2 days. KLUMPP—Aa ;Credit:on cn Saturday. April tst, Mrs. Mt, haat • Klunipp, aged( 77 year's 5 menthe and 6 days. oUDMORE•-:-In Ueborne, cn Monday April 3rd, Samuel ;Cudmore, aged 52 yeene and 6 months. Funeral •Thursday. at 1.30 p:m. DEAVITT—In Exeter on SottirdaY, April let, Alexander S. ' Deavitt, aged 76 years 1 month, and 19 days, April Fool day was last Saturday. WILLIAM DAVIDSON FORMERLY or EXETER DIES IN LONDON The funeral of the late William H. Dirids.on, of London, was held in that city on Sunday. The deceased was in hie 64th year and was; a contractor and builder. Before going to Len- doo alr. Davidson and family ;resided' in Exeter. Mea. Davidson died about three years ago. He is survived by five sons and four daughters. Among those from this district wha are attending the 29th annual meet- ing of the Huron diocesan branch of the Women's Auxiliary to the Mis- sionary'. Society of the church of Eros land being held at London the week are: From Exeter, Mee R. Knight, Mi C. Dyer; Hawaii, Mrs. Doherty, Mao Fee; Grantor., Miss Ethel Steat, Uwe Eccieston; Sairesbury, 'Mrs. Aaron Davis, • Miss Tda Atkinson; Liman. Moe. Lowe, etre. Foremar. Mr•.. Ryan, Seaforth, Miss Browe, 111 a V. Best. • t S. S. NO. 2, :OSBORNE The following to the Ireport of S. S. No, 2. Ueborne, for the month • of Ntarelir 19'L6. Sr. 1V-4teiric Seen e3; Jr. IV — Wilfrid Turnbull 65; Elie Knight 64 Rena Pollen C3; Sr. III—Laura Knigbt 68; Madge Doupe 60; Arthur Ramat: 53; Sr. 11-11tarie Cottle 73; Arabella lluokie 65; Carman Doupe 03; Gor- don areDonald 61; Jr. II—Sim Pollen 66; Sheldon Francis 60; Willie Alli- son 51; Ethet Stewart 41. Jr. II A— Wilfrid Alien 70; ICIbarlie 'Campbell (19; (Charlie Hodgert 68; Gertrude lanigtt 55; Edgar 41,11114re 54. Ste tett—Harvey Pollen 74; Robbie Turn - teal 70; ,Tr 1st—Lin y 'Pottle 8t ; Charlie Sl:ewart 65; 'Bleed ;Campbell O. Ir. gloat came; No, an roll 20; airerage V. • al, L. 'Coward, Teacher: • Humor and Piliaosoplzr Sr V‘let/C4JV if. spy e PERT PARAGRAPHS. a Man: minds :I inlby longI0'14; will eventuallyvorti 4)111 a 'reet answer to tiot kuperim; Menlo, Why do woMen talS balele Ik - 'Corns were invented ns n !Mist! ti t especially ttitt;d to ;me or iht, fir dinary crimes against 4) 10 eetele The men wbo lenas lms l;I s friends. who stiek 'as lone, as In- has anything to lend. A quiet conselem'e s oftim and comfortable beennsa 11 has heel through the sandbagging nrceess, it is necessary to lii-al emelt)* thi mind in order to make Hie tneel curl effective in Suttle en81.8. Don't worry atemt Ore nest world oi you may Worry yourself env it. The especial dope ferm;ed ler enee one of us isn't rattly diem, don't yell know, but something quite benelicial if you look at it • rig ht. Safety In Flight. 1 almost cough _My coaati on.. • Bold to My arnmg bead, „echo() aa) wrrweze And snuff and sneeze And shulire on 10 toed., And there lchalie And chit) and (Waite With pain that's herd to stand, But, oh, the doer Je locked neture 3.1y friends can bus a nand. .And so in peat* 1 seek release From grip's detested hold. No crank can come To bring me sorra Dead certain cure boy cold, te Heroic Remedy. "14lhe is in linos because her new WN'E bas shrunk." What is she going to do about itr "W hat Can she dor "She migh 1 h ire villain .to meet her 01.1 the tone and shrink from him until ehe sbeuld tit the dress:' •,..wrry over the inevitable, for 11 is as calm and unmoved as the base of the mountelu wben it contemplates you. Minor Strains. If 1 could just attune my harp To sing the people's songs. • To voice their sorrow l and their joys. Their •troubles and their wrongs. wouldn't care who cut 'et" loose With songs sublime and grand. Dut so refined that no one could Their meaning understand. If 1 could be the ragtime muse, Throw grammar to the breeze And let the meter run itself however it might please, Just so it touched the common man And reached the people's heart, 1 wouldn't care for polish or • The finer points of art. if every urchin on the street Would juggle with my tunes, If kitchen giris would croon them o'er Mid kettles, pots and spoons; If pretty creatures wno stenog Would hum them o'er the keys, 1 wouldn't care what critics said Ur whom 1 might displease. ' Yes, let me sing the people's -songs In halting lines and crude, Not flying high above their head, But for their every mood, The simple songs of home and love, The lowly, humble strain That sort of hits them where they live And dances through the brain. Explanation. "Wbat is a paradox?" "Paradox?" "Yes." "Yon have beard of idle "Yes." "That's it." "Don't understand." "Why, man, it is the busiest thing you ever saw." Simple. "1 see that a New York woman bas killed a cat and brought it back to life." "1 can do more than that. 1 have often erouget meu to life." "By wbat menus?" "Sy steppiag lute a barroom and eating, 'What'll you have, boys?'" l• a 11curiosity?" Came From Somewhere. '"That is a bright boy of yours, Jones." "Yes, indeed." "Inherit his qualities?" l; ••‘' "That is for you to say." "Well, 1 have never seen his moth- er." Sweet Revenge. "He is n weman hater.a "Indeed:" "Absolutely." etlow interesting: what Is hie" lag?" "Desigter of Woteen's We:* " 6 • Teta. li'Olig$17 IN wINviat '1i;'very able and aLr tree' Wore erailen too rialtfar ae. Earl And) the poorest twig net tja•74 elm tree W.44 1rnbed iucI .deep •with peal. Ale 1 wandered along throegh the lotreatt tholee'litle .seemed Ito tiatee and ;CO And goerea to the top or the Stem - lock, That 'reached tlair amble out to fiste titoeght of tee trials and the clis- •opentorS3 Our enely ancestora toroore And nayteeart wets glad, eh so glad l'Iat those days and. times were no mere. Bid/ now at that 'present moment Oust bottles and hearts are most sad rOf the nations war with each other Which is unneeded •and bad,: 51111 1 the midst or our sorrow 'We try to be •cheerful and brigh. Thougla our heart's break neo.th the • great burden We'rend our deer hetet to ths And trust; in the Lord our maker To keep them and guide them aright and it its to be oar good fortune To win tblis great tight o'er the sea We thank and eat to guide them And bring them all ,eloeer to Th.: e O. M. Skelton , S. S. Ne. 9, )31DDITLPH The !following its the standing of punile in S, S. No. 9, Biddulpt. for montla of March. Names in order of merit and based on montkily exam- inations ani good conduct. Sr. IV.—Elma Immo Mary Dobbs. Gordon Davits. Jr. IV. --Ernie Levvie, Willie Bl• c- FalltealIvitn Isaac, Ina Smith, Olive twee, Fred Elston. Jr. LT.—Harold Geralt tsaac. Itrado'in McFalls„ Olive Doebe Mildred Davis. Sr. 11.—Emerson Lewis, Mildred Mitchell. Gordon Atkinson, Altati Teens. Parry Carroll. 31 0. ell— Te- n Davie. Verna Davis, Grace enatia . ilda Baxter, Jean Jamieson. SmitL, Cec'I McFarts, Ada Mitchell, Tom Smith. Primer—Lela Hodgins, J. Alvin 13rintnell, Teasel 'r A: patriotic concert will be held in the echoal on Friday. April the 14th, att 8 'p. na., by the 'scholars. • S. S. No, 1, LSBORNE Scheel report for Moreh. 5th Class Evelyn 'Coma 70; Mira Dew 65. 4) h Gladys Dew 75; Annie Strang 73; Ila Mitchell 52; Thos. Dougall 50. Sr. ITI—Harold Wood 78; Edgar "Cud' more 68; Percy Herres 44. Jr. 3rd— alorence Down 70; Anna Moir 62; E. Mitchell 58. Sr. 2nd—Manford Coop- er 58; Vera Dunn '56; Jr. 2nd B—Mel- vin Moir 76; (Gordon Cadmore 61; Jae. Oke GO; Jr. and A—Harry Strang 82; Loreen Dunn 71; Olive Wood 70: Primer—Mervyn •Cudrctore, Nora Oke. No. on troll 26; average att. 18.5. Ethel C. Case, teachrr. • • DASHWOOla Hy. Willert made a bulsineas trio to Berlin Mendip, Mios Addie Ehlers of Exeter, is at Lome for a few weeks. lefas Dora Kraft, of Clinton, iseas- itireg at her home here. Mr. teed Mrs. Levi Hamacher visit- ed it. Parkhill over Sunday. Meters. G. Kellerman & Son ship- ped onions to Henson Saturday. Mira. P. Humble axd family, of &rein are visiting her parents here. atre. Norman Kellerman is visiting her grandmother in Zurich. who is very ill. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S cAs-r' °FRIA TWNKJNG CAPS Oregoe Lae egeted a law eroalittift 1ngdiIpz-itnia3t on in SztiaTlea between male arid female iteitool teaellere. 113„.i., err-rut:1/0• 1 1..br); niC•roliWairlii:aagFatz;(113t,r11 ee vaeai r).! Lug summiner electiOn. Governor DavidE on, or Neerfeeotio laud in opening' the Coionial Legis - is few weekago, announced tit intention lo enforce etrictly the newer eeact d preheat:log law width goeo into effect at the end or tho •preeent year. Official at turfs from atainnipeg show that Solna Winnipeg Carried protibition by a majority of 2,7532 Centre Winnipeg by 1,475, wiale Nortli Winnipeo defeetad it by 65, stowing a tact majority in lite city for Ibe btII Of 4,163, Port L a,11 e ent dry by 507, and lattudo•a by 337. The boerti of bettlib of N•w 'York City ,has announced the inauguration, at; a temperance on mete in that eit and/ the clergymen of New York were aeked to deliver temperance tarn -toes on February 20th, Pampb!ee well be distributed la the isalcons and elubs throught the city setting fortb the danger in alecilioac indulgence,. In Montreal a tiro thousand. gallon Gillet whakey still in operation in the heart of the el y wee d:scovered is Mort Liam ago by firena tighting a blaze in tee monalifea ttt 321, 'West Craig Street, known as Barber (College. In addition to run., ning an illicit at 11 •the "111.0011 eldners" had 'tapped one of th • gs1 pp.5 or the Montreal `Light, Heat and Power Company and that secured free fuel. eor heating their water and kesping theta t;•tiel room warm, W. J. V. Deacon, ltegietrar cf the Kansas 'Vital Statistics Bureau, in an explanation as to wley the d•ath-rate in the State of Kansas. WON SO very low said, " Eandas with a ;rate of 9.8 in each 1„e00 population has the lowest death ante of any state in the Union, becauee thn people do not drink liquor, .becauet- they have money enough to live right, and be- cau. e they have thelocelligence to read of the cortditione that m•iks for short lives and know haw to dodge them." THE WEATHER We have been having deligittful weather the past few days. It waa Otte "Sprung," on lee. The enow left uu a hurry and the beide and roade are drying up fine. The flow' etr sap has not amounted to much a.ed Can- ada's, first harvest of the year looks like a failure. '8 .1,5t- .---- •- - (- - —. C For Infante arra Cbiltitee Kiwi 'too :Lia Alw.ays Ong14 leeses teo ,-,, /zaterZatiata llama tee 0 e/ if-4....ale-iata aretaaadaastaii END STOMACH TROUBLE, GASES OR DYSPEPSIA: "Pape's Diapepsin" make a Sick, Souls Gassy Stomachs surely feel fine in five minutes. If what you just ate Is souring oral your stomach or lies like a lump o2 lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructata sour, undigested; food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach -headache, you can get blessed relief in five minutes. Put an end to stomach trouble forever by getting a large fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how need- ess it is to suffer from indigestion, vspepsia or any stomach disorder. the quickest, surest stomach doc- 'a the world. It's' wonderful, Hen of Huron Face the Issue SQUARELY ==Yourself You are wanted NOW to Fight for Your King and Country—A Year from Now May be Too Late The Stupenduous Issues of the War Now Stand ont in a Blaze of Light Before the Whole Word. To -day the call comes from those who are bolding the lines in France; in Flanders; bolding the lines against the mightiest armaments the world haS ever yet borne on its surface; and the oil to all who will hear. COME= =ENLIST TO=DAY Join the 161st, Huron's Own Battalion, and show by your example that Our. Country is not to be a lag- gard in the Great Tight for Freedom.