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' YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
siEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
rk
Mather! if tongue is coated.
leanse little bowels with "Cali•
fornia Syrup of Figs."
Mothers can rest easy after giving
livalfornia Syrup of Figs," because in
la few hours all the clogged -up waste,
{Dar bile and fermenting food gently
Moves out of the bowels, and you have
la well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
'fie this harmless "fruit laxative."
Weil' ions of mothers keep it handy be-
--easuse they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
Amid sure,
.1#'sk your druggist for a 50 -cent bot -
els 'of "California Syrup of Figs," which
ye ntains directions for babies, children
at all -ages and for grown-ups.
BORN
anINE'aS—In Et'mrille on December
14th to Mr. and Alas. Garnet' Min-
,ere, a daughter.
ja,'EYWOOD—In Stephen on December
15th, to Dir. and Mrs. Garnet Hley
snood, a son.
211ITNTE'R—In Utsborne on December
• 18th to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hun-
ter a daughter -
all ALPE'R—At Dashwood on Dec. 8,
. a .. to Jr.liaand 'Airs, Edmund Walpee a.
4 .
'[),ANTIN—At St Joseph on Dec. llth,
• to Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Oantip,
daughter.
,l7i7'CHIA''RME—At the Bronson Line
i way, on December llth, to Mr,. and
Oars. Ed. Ducharme, .o. son.'
MARRIED
jW IDO—DECHER.--At St. Peter's
Lutheran church, .Zuric'h on Wed -
wacky, December 13th by Rev. H.
iRembe, Kiss Laurette Catherine,
yoangest daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
t 1. Decher, Sr., to Tar. Wilfred F.
r Weider, of the Parr Line
DIED
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'it1.'R'RIS—On Sunday, Dec, 17th, 1946
Matilda Harris. widow of the late
Israel Harris, aged 62 years.
OkaDLLoWAY—In Peterborough on Dc's
Ok r 1113th, Lillian Welsh, b•e:oved wife
t sof Dr. W. T. Hollows*, aged 44
•, Years.
• IN,MMEMOH/ UM •
Hn loving memory of the late Mr.
*Conga Powell, •who died November
+3rd 1916. •
Our father dear .bas left say,
n a better land to dwell
We soon. shall ;have to ,folbw,
Mow soon. we cannot tell.
Our ,home. is sad. without: him,
For ]rim we mourn to -day,
Slut ,still eve (know he's re'seing
In a land that's far away,
;Wer ,prayed that we might -keep him,
at (God should think it beste
r Hie denied our wishes,
took him to iris breast„
fie know he is in. heaven,
ire of that happy band,
ivniting with .the angels,
-'o tgra,ep our helpless hand.
e -day we are most lonely
'Without our father dear,
Vito leaves bend hint loved ones:
niorir'ri?xis n.bsenee here.
.And though ,we feel most lonely
Without our absent father
lve tisk that G•ad may bless as,
i1,lntil life's - journey',s o'er,
' C ovens ww i e end family.
ON'l'A' ,o'rs BEST
At&PRA !l ►>.,
Si -TO i?:'';.(AND AN l)
TELE(P. D1;11'S
S#nden's tr ,• e„,
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nt:•ri:g racee k
The 'dent) ci uian a for . r ....
-alb ..ed is matie, • • re r+,'s 14
graduatf. , C t' eta arta
Josue at once.
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A. CHRISTMAS POEM
It seems 'but a day, irince last Christ-
mas time.
Yet a ,year has flitted past,
Make merry with sono; and gladness
For the holidays elo not Iast.
S think of the good old times wesp, tit
And the well filled !Christmas tree,
I can hear the jingle of the bells
That chimed so merrily.
t d think of the big plum ;puddings
The apple :and pumpkin :pies.
I remember so well those happy days
Oh yes! the time it flies,
It seemas but a little ,while ago
That we our stockings hung,
By the ,oldZfashioned chimney,
And waited for Santa( to cornea
Tire toys were simple in those- olden
The gifts i' were ?straight firom the
heart,
When the girls old rag ,doll's were
given.
And the boys !good jelly farts.
But those days shave palmed,
No more to re turn,
Yes the years are fleeting fast
Make merry with songs land gIadnesa,
Tho holidays do not last.
As ,time, speeds on kind thouighte re-
turn.
Of our dear banes loved and true,
I hope the thoughts be kept in,. mind
As I keep thoughts of you.
Merry Cleristmaes
lby Olive M.'Skelton
SWALLOW—FOSTER
'A pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday the 13th at the ihbme• of
Mr. and Mrs. James Swallow at Wood
ham when their youngest. daughter
Maud, was united in marriage to
Fred Foster fon, of Dir. and Mrs.
John. Foster .of 'near Granton. The
bride .wore ;white silk wi.tih bridal
veil and her going, }Tway ,dress ways
bine cloth with hat to match:, About
sixty guestic were !present. After a.
short honeymoon at I:Brantford and
eatern points Mr. and j1Irs. Futter
will reside on the grooms fine fanm.
near Granton.
Hicks Forecasts
A reactionary storm period is cen-
tral 'on the 22nd to the 23rd. 'This
period finds the Moon at its greatest
south declination on the 23rd, in con-
junction with the Earth and Sun
at an eclipse node on the 24th, and
in perigee on the 25th, the Venus in-
fluence will not 'have entire:a sub-
sided, winter solstice will be in full
force, and a Mercury disturbance will
bein. its center. The •conjunction of
the Moon with Venus, on the 22nd.
the. e.:close !conjunction of Mercury,
and 'Mears on the 21st, wi11 all con-
spire to make this period one of vio-
lent to dangerous probabilites. Watch
your 'barometer, on and about Sun-
day. Monday and Tuesday, the 24th,
25th and 26th. If it should fall 'to
a very dow readings—a thing most
likely to occur—you may depend upon
it—a blizzard is in !store for you, in
all northwestern to Icentaal !parts of
the country. Heavy rains may be es-
pected in the southern States, fol-
lowed by gales and; :change to colder
from the north to west..TheMercer.?
disturbanee''being central at this tine
continued threw toning and stormy
condition Will hod. over ;n t1i2 regu'ar
storm period following. This ,period
Is sure to bring excessive and dese
tractive sleet storms, Mercury 'being
we' 'we have for forty years dubbed
him,a veritable sleet god.
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
” GASES OR DYSPEPSIA.
"Papers Dlapepsin" makes Slot; Sotir,
Gassy Stomachs surely feel fine
In five minutes.
if what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gag and eructate soar, undigested
food, or have a feeling of diezfness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
In niaiith ando
st machleada
the you
,
'an get blessed relief in five minutes.
'ut an end to stomach trouble forever
getting a large fifty -cent case of
t pe's Dfapepsin from any drug store.
•;a realise iu five minutes how need.
It is to suffer from indigestion,
<pepslrti or
any etornaeh disorder.
• tlhe tltricicest, sorest stomach doe-
. , in tho world. it';s V, .Wonderful.
•THE EXETER TiMES
A VOW DINTS • 1 . `. f ► I
l+or tear the ,gift t. I '
Disused may .molder ;
Pettit send to me i " ' I
A .pearl pen -holder. t t i l
Indelibly this thought
,I'd eternal; f t
,1 never use t t t r
A silver pencil,
Oh friend of mine '
I pray you think welt
I never use
A tstageborn ink -well- i, '
Oh ia.dies, hear 4 F
tMy gentle plea; ' '
Doxi;'t send a laundry ' '
Bug to me, ' ' ;
If .it be 'ties • r
Please understand.
I do mot wear
The four -in, -band.
There are some things
For which I'd ask
But one is NOT'
A silver flask.
Pray take this .hiet
I do not rave
O'er perfamed pare
When I shave,
fi
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Good. friends, each. day
I'm growing bolder,
Don't send my way
A necktie holder.
Good ,friends X beg you
Heed my plea,
Don't send a wrist -watch
Ilato.,rne. ,
Staffa
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The following is the baif-!year re-,
port of the 'Staffa branch of the Red
`Cross Society, Balance on hand May
llth, 50.28; grants,. 25.00; donations
5.34; receipts of 'social 21038; sale!
of quilts 7.00; money collected front
Christmas boxes for soldiers 40.05;
(Expenses—Yarn 00.57; 'sewing mat-
erial 67.11; postage and stationery,
21.87; knitting 2.00; expenses of 'coe.
dal 59.70; goods for boxes 17.75; bal-
anre on hand 131.01; This Etaiety paok
ed and shipped 32 Christmaia boxes
for the boys • eho are !serving their
.King and 'Country. Also 81 !pains of
socks, 56 dreesing gowns, 51 hospital
shirts, 17 ,flannel lyhires. Total val-
ue,
aleue, 376.45.—Penelope ,Worden, Secty-
Treas. .
Dashwood
Don't forget the Christmas Feetiral
In the Evangelical church Saturday
December 24th and in the Lutheran
church Sunday the 24th.
Mr. Addison Ti.man if Stratford :s
home for the !Christmas holidayr'.
(Mrs, J. S. W,tzel who has ken vis-
iting with relat,ves in Petersburg for
(some time has returned to her home
here.'
Mr. Mcody Meyer of Naperville
is visit iyg hill {parents .here at pre-
sent.
Mr. Willie Schatz of Bad Axe,. Mich
is visit ng relatives here at ,present
This ,week we record the dealtj!'rl of
Mary Miller, a daughter of the late
!C, •W} leti.Lr of the 14th oon S1:e1 pa&$
ed away Thursday -evening after a
prolonged illness in her 60th year.
Some time ago she was stricken with
paralytic stroke from :which she nev-
er fully recovered and since then has
been failing gradually. She bore her
safferinega with a Chrilst:pan forti-
tude and was a faithful member of
the Lutheran church, She Ithaca tq
mourn her lass a mother four sisters
and three brothers besides a host of
friends. Interment took place at the
Lutheran •cemetery on the Bronson
Line Monday, Rev. P. .Graupner of-
ficiated.
Mrs. •J Hbifman returned to her
home in Tavistock Wednesday after
visiting. with relatives here.
Whalen
Mr. lima Mrs. Hector Miltson ;'pert;
the week -end wi'Ih relatives in Lon-
don.
Walter Gunning and Earl Johnston
sports a, new cutter each tie winter
Mrs. Wilson of .Greenway District
Organizer ;was here last week and
addressed a joint meeting of men and
women on the needs of a deeper in-
terest in missions. There were 65 pre-
sent and seven new member -a were se-
cured for the society of the W. M. S.
Miss Edna Gunning, Bessie Morley
and Mary Brooks attended the Red
Cross meeting in Hyman hall en Wed
neaday of this week and enjoyed a
1rleasant outing:
Thomas Gunning Ls nursing a cold
and is :aid 'up this week.;
Mrs. Frank Gunn'ng who has ten
on the sick :est its able to be out ega'n
Sexsmith
Everybody is Invited to the enter
tainmen't to be given in the school
house on ,Thursday evening of heat
week beginning ;at 'half ;past seven
A good 'programme is being arranged
by the heather air, M. D. Oestreiciher
.,and ti 'good time is expected an Ade
mission of 10e and 15c will be charged
to be ased for Red Cross' and Pa tri
otic work'Let irsencourage the teae
cher and virpils in their good. work.
SCHOOL TEACHER
W reds Off Nervous Break Down
burtis, Pa.—"I am a teacher in the
pu lic schools, and I got into a very ner-
vot s, rundown condition. I could not
sleep and had no appetite. I was tired.
all the time, My sister asked nae to try
Vino!, I did so, and withal a week my
a elite improved
ane I could. 1.
i >ite all
night and nw I feel well and strong."
-Bose 441, KKx,Lni,.Alburtis, Pa,
e Wo guarantee Vino!, which contains
feet and cod liver peptones, iron and
n
' so c>toi an a
c
8 p l x atc:s, and $'lyaaroe
hosphates for run-down conditions;
'T. S. COLE, Drtug•'gist% Exeter, On.t
Iso the best Drtrggiists in all Ont-,
to tolvnisrt J, lalhwi erl
TAKES OFF DA,NDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair! Get a 25 cent bottle
of Danderine right now.—Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair .is neuter evidence of a neglected
scalp; of-dandruff—that awful scurf,.
There is nothing eo destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very,
life; eventually producing a feverish --
nese and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die—then the
hair falls out fast. • A little Danderine
tonight—now--any time—wiI1 surely
save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of It if you will just try a little Dan-
derine. Save your hair! Try iti
Hensall
Mr. John Murdock returned from
Detroit after spending a couple of
weeks with relatives and friends.
'We believe that Mr. T. Dickson and
1 family will shortly move into their
new red brick'dweliing at the east of
our village.
Mr. Wm. Dougall of the !RoyaPBank
,staff is ,spending a 'couple of weeks
holidays with his mo't'her. Mrs. And-
rew Dougall and sister `Miss Cassie,
The hydro men are !rushing up the
wires between tldensall and Exnt r'
in order to #connect with our village
where the Hydro wiring is nearly
completed.
Miss D. Sherritt trained, nurse who
bas been engaged for a number of
months nursing on the lake shore
road is now et ..home attending to her
mother who es 'quite seriously i11.
The Evangelical meetings b ing teed
in Carmel !church are being very
much enjoyed and the attendance has
been very fair and promises to in-
crease as the 'mee ting s go on. The gos
pel messaged are delivered by Rev.
Mr. ,Robinson, and are simple earnest
and most tpraceical, while the able
and pleasing singing of htr. Nichol,
is enjoyed every .evening;and will! be
most helpful to the .choir and congre-
Igation as be lsparee no pains to help
and improve the #singing..
The death took place on Monday,
December •the 11,C,h of Mrs, Isabelle
Harris, wife of Mr. Thomas Hemphill
of /this village, Mrs. Hemphill had otly
been seriously at for a few days from
that very fatal desease :pneumonia
which despite ,the 'best medical at-
tention, the services of two trained
nurses was :unavailing to stay its
progress. Mies. Hemphill together
with her .husband and family moved
from here to V,rroxeter, some eight
years ago and (during that time, had
constantly gained in the affection of
all her relatives and the esteem of all
who had the spriviie,gc of knowing her
She leaves to aeurn her loses hen hus-
band two sons and two daughters,
Thomas G. Itempbill of Wroxeter;
Alvin W. E. Hemphill druggist and
fancy goods merchant Bensalt; Mrs,
Cornelius Cook, of E ensall; all); and
Mrs. W. R. smith of Nelson, 53.• .C.
who is and has been ei-it'ng her moth
•er for some time.
HE'D BEEN SNOOPING
"Pa, Santa Claus doesn't get 'here
until alhristmas eve, doss .he?"
"Of source not, my boy."
"Then how the diekens do you.sup-
pose all ,those packages got under
Ma's bed?",
Zurich
Mr. 'Calvin H. 'Williams, of Buffalo,
N. Y., is ;visiting at hirs, home.'
Mr. Jacob H'abere'r attended the
!Convention of Beekeepers in Toronto.
last week.
Mr. William Agnew of !Clinton is
visiting for a few weeks at the home
of !Mlr. and 'Mrs,, .A., G. Manes:
Mins I. !Cline who bars ,change of the
millinery department .of Ruby and
Gaseho',s lett for her hoarse In Mild4
mar
r, S. 44 Faust .hos bold his resi-
deuce property to ,Me. Andrew. la
Hess, aolssession to be given in July
.1917
Mr. and .Mrs. Chris Sobwartzen
truber and son, of the !ir'onsson( Line,
ere visiting Mrs. SehwartxentrabeZ'
former house at (River Falls, N. Y.
WIDO—DEGBER •
A pretty church wedding was held
in St, Peter's Lutheran.
•charoh, ,Gur-
iota on 1Vednesday Deoernbet 13th,
at 3.30 o'clock when Miss Laliretta
Catherine ,youngest lout liter of Mr.
and (airs. John Deehex Sr., was united
in marriage to Mr, Wilfred Weido,
son of Xi. and Mrs, ,Tohni Weide, of
the Parr Rev,. H. klembe per-
forated
erformed the ceremony, The bride was
led to the altar ba her father ;totlh,e.
strains of Msendetsieohn's ' wedding
march played by Miss Celia. I.Selss cou-
sin of the groom. The groomsman was
ork
Ur. 11'ws, •Cecher brother of the bride,
Little Mian Selma tRader acted e' ring
bearer. After ,the reception :at, the
church 'will revolved to the ,home of
the bride's parenta, where a loempt.
uous wedding repast was served, Num
Brous and •costly giftla isbowed in what
esteem the 'bride is held ley her
friends, After a short ;trip to Retails)
they will settle awn, on the groom?
Mine farm on 'the Parr Line.. Wo join
in extending best wishes,
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Let us Give Moderately to Each Other
and Generously to the Soldiers' Families
Nineteen hundred and sixteen years ago came the very first Christmas, and for
all these centuries there has recurred the Great Anniversary with its message of good
will to men.
And so we give gifts.
Men and women of Ontario ! We who stand for good will among men and nations:
we whose men fight that there may at last be real peace on earth—let us make this a
Christmas worthy of the day it commemorates -let us lay aside a generous proportion
of our Christmas money for the families of those who are fighting the good fight.
Give to the Canadian Patriotic Fund
the fund that guards the soldiers` families from want.
Great as the result will be among the families of our soldiers, greater yet may the
blessing be among us, the givers. Christmas will have a more vital meaning for us
than perhaps ever before, and as for the children, who can measure the impression they
will receive and keep of that Christmas Day when they shared their Christmas with
the loved ones of the men who saved their country!
Let each Canadian boy and girl get a lesson from this historic Christmas which
will go with them all through life.
Good men and woinen of Ontario ! Can the need of our soldiers' families cry in
vain for the relief which this Fund alone makes possible? Can we—can we, in the face
of it all., again give lavishly among ourselves? Shall we not this year, with hearts full
of the spirit of Christmas, lay aside a generous proportion of our Christmas money
for the cause which so urgently -77(1s it?
"Somewhere in France" he is fighting the good fight.
Somewhere in Ontario all that he holds dear is depending upon our decision.
Truly "It is more blessed to give than to receive."
Ontario win be ask-
ed in January to as-
sure the Canadian
Patriotic Fund that
it can depend on
having six million
dollars in 1917 for
the families of On.
tario's soldiers.
these dollars must be
Secured from individ
pal subscriptions. If
here is no Branch of
he Fund in you
own or county send
your subscription .di-
rect to the Head
Office, Canadian
Patriotic Fund, Vit-
toria street. Ottawa. £s
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