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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-4-19, Page 5$04 litiRSDAY., APR 'fa 19th Thames Road Rev. Baird of Exeter preached nteresting ethic:at:011a/ .se MOD ^ ethany on Sunday last. FliveloPes ro distributed for raising the Edo.- tional Fun a... .nifiss Gladys Ilarsev of Exeter vi,t- , - • ed Miss Pearl Gann over the holidays The entertainment given in Beth: - 11y on htonclay evening was very sac- tessfal and tilos) present enjoyei it sant evening. The play entitled. e Now :Nliniter's Wife" given by the Elitnvili-) W. M. S. was very ntertaining. Itk.ssirs, 11.ocking of some very fine 137.he violin and the „Miss - Also of Cream r ty sang ir Os duets. Misses Jean Al - .Miss Alt -ix -worthy sang in its .1 very pleasing inanner chair was ably filled by Mr. ak ,Gower of Exeter, After th.: yorogratame all V. ere Sf2,TVed Wit 144,11Ch in the basement of the church dreni" all ago and inr gr°Tvas'uns. ' 1 consisting or bandwiche, Ca -i. and coffee, Proceeds amounted to ,,"ii34.50 Ar ' es to swell ihn funds of the '.4reat Prosperity under the residen- iw. s ey ctE Airs, Allen Westman. Pb ono- . and Mrs. Robert Heath visit- f)fflee" art."' P'residePtt, 11.r -,s'' Qe°, $' , e-palont friends in Lbs vicinity recently. Stewartvicres1rs Allen Westman„ recording*et"itit0i- Ur. 'llss The Verna Ikan"TMford rorreVhgtlillW 't'''e- retart,-, nil's. Nornuart Lankgfortl; trea- siror, Airs. Alfred Walden. GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS'' TO GOITSTIPATED ORILD DeUcIou "Fhtit Laxative's' can't barn tender little Stomach, liver • and bowels. Look at the tongue, mother! It coated, your little one's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing at once. When.povisla, cross, listless, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever- 1Phol§itt)Naoh sour, breath bad; has sore, throaUdiarrhma, fall of cold, give teaspooafnlk,ot "California Syrup of alew 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.eAsit your druggist for a 50 -cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which com talOsoto directions for ,babtes chit - IT THE EXETER TIMES Centralia annual nicating of the Ladies meet ths Thursday after ro 19th in'the basetnent of 4o.-nbaroh, The Trustee Board and Ruarterly Board will tneet. this Thursday evett- ing at 8 o'clock in the basement o th) church. School opened on AloadaY moroin2 'tftcr the Easter holidays. Miss W' - ton teach=..r, is in charge of thesehcol Leonard Abbott has, accepted a position in Sarnia in a bank an left for that place last sveek. Mr. Jie. Dickson died xery sodclou- ly last Wednesday eVening at tint' lioino or his sisters, Mrs.-Connos. east of the village. Farmers are getting anxious about s'nitiing. A few have already started Thio ',scattier keeps cold and backward Mrs. Welter is moving to the vJ li this wieek. We welcome her her- Staffa JareneeNorris S iturqvjt dines , r, In fititabkient. routo ' iv, Crediton . ,,,,,a hi.„. p.,,nts. her ovr "igter. Lorne has enlisted 1:oe ever- \Ii Ieta luenzle rho bas 1 as trice.e . me herfr tb Is. e o rtly w here he Las purzhns- visi il .......e V4S-E Wee e l tIl'Oed to Aaiun B. Drake. sr. will move to Sett- ) His on John has bonght aru net, to the village. ran ton "Wheit :Mrs. A, ',N/cDonold v&shed he chicken tren Fritby titorta"mr, he dis covered on th k floor an Imusital eng One end v as clupp.id revelling Ilk contents of nu ortlintr,v ego', yolk dr. La‘vreivzo -..IcKlenzie of sod aliounot, "n(I also no her nor-- wr, Alta., visited h's uncle, Air. ji ni ,(1,1-‘,t; witis ,11,1,L, hard and, ordin- Clark for a few •days last week. lnr size. Th ontsld." shell was. tneas- red ;tend is nine ittc-hes it cironnifers nee by eight ittehee the eltort way ,d. Thv 1.4,4„y bort., hui, 'se- ient ° i of the Partridge jWyandotte. Mr -link ME;=, GEO frq bolsoo and (ha, ghter Muriel, spent a few days last .elt in Loudon. Next Sunday will be anniversa etuniay for the W. L. S. or the. !iactto. odist church, Per. Finlay of Central- ' ,ocemoing the pulpit in the evening -III's, (Dr-) Orme and daughter 'Bol- en spent tho week end in London MI Gornet Piker and children rctur iz olth her on 5iondaY; Th' girls Simibir) S. S dans I've a ottrty in honor oil Miss overbite who s leavin't ti;van- n, Tbe nathering was holear the pr sident, Miss red Reid tek°, the pa ronage, eliee Iovciffeas Pr11(ed. V, WI an ad - (tress and a e,tirrera. A roost enjoy- able, evening t*f natnes end mu i- was *pent. lkt the annitil Meeting of the W. ht. S. frs, .1,loweliffe the efficient treasur-r was prefi ol with a cord- ial reoilutioa and a tie mo1bark-k1li2 to the soli kty, The Itosveliffe's have - hi Out tio,ir 4store basiness and po-ese, roznovIng shortly. They ore oor higbly0S4 Veal d. At the animal meeting of the V. 31. 8., Nvk si4‘3- church, London Town w - shin Mrs. (Rth ev.) Reid, e pastor's ife was tirade a life member. After the oweoicog a baamiet was served *t of Mrs, Alfred Patteron be society bus enjoyed a year of 3tr, Johnston maittger of the Ban Vartunere..., has &ei'nio trinkvknOer, Sisk., Mr, McDonald Em if g plari 11 it'd 1113110 X k his piton Last Thatslay evening ibm me:m- ho,:o, h Ndies aid of ibm Mmtbo dio; church and husbands met in ...meta or the chorch to spend a eveiting, the (tee is'on being wintlittp; op of n coldest for new In which has beet; on siacc lit new year. The winning side fora- . ,tit interesting progTamme and ib, losing sid4. an excellent lunch th- clo.of the programuto ipre- ',Illation of a table 1111E41)r wn Made o Airs, Ed. Short Nolte is leaving -,ltortly to reside inlixeter. Short was a valued member a tol ito ititult missed by all. .)Tr, Arthur Sambrook of the of Commerce'" staff has bene moved to Blenheim. Arr. Jones of Parkhill taking his piton Advertise in the Times 41.11.10, 4 ow to citlet Deratio These Three Women Tell tleitir They Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal of Surgical Operations. Hospitals are great and necessary institutions, but they i should be the last resort for women who suffer with lls peculiar to their sex. Many letters on file in the Pinkham z Laboratory at Lynn, Mass., prove that a great number of women after they have been recommended to submit to an ; operation have been made well by Lydia E. Pinkharn's ,! Vegetable Compound. Here are three such letters. All sick women should read them. Marinette, Wis.—"I went to the doctor and he told me I must have an operation for a female trouble, and I hated to have it done as I had been naarried only a short time. I would. have terrible pains and my hands and feet were cold all the time. I took Lydia E. Pinlrbana'S Vegetable Com.. pomid and was cured,and I feel better in every way. I give you permission to publish my name because I am so thankful that I feel well again.”1, —Mrs. FRED BEBNEE, Marinette, Wis. Detroit Mich. --"When I first took Lydia R Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was so run down •with female.'troubles that I could not do anything, and our doctor ,f3aid'I would have to undergo an operation. I could hardly- walk without help so when I read about the Vegetable Compound and what • it had done for others I thought I would try it. I got a bottle of Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable Corapound and. a package of Lydia E. Tinkhana's Sanative Wash and used them according to directions. • Theyhelped me and. today I am able to do all my work and. Tam well." —31r*Taos. ElwYnn., 989 Milwaukee Ave., East, Detroit, Mich. Bellevue, Pa.—" I suffered more than tongue can tell with' terrible bearing down pains and inliallunation. 1 tried several doctors ancl they all told me the same story, that, I never could get well without an operation and I just dreaded the thought of that. I also tried a good many other medicines that were recommended to me and none SOf them helped me until a friend advised me to give Lydia E. Pink - m's Vegetable Compound a trial. The first bottle helped, I kept aking it and now I don' t kil9W is it is to be sick any more and picking up in weight. IRO 20 years old and weigh 145 pounds. ecy11,1 be the gretp1eaSUre, to me if I can have the o por- V=6.0" to reeommesd ionyQtherSuffering woman." ---Miss 'fan '' or* Side, 13ellevute, Paw, ath4ee we e;,to opth e ensall Spring S 1Knr V in eery particular, haing ono o th beat eYer held in the coon - 9e. -0 .0 but at Sea 14 is fmw days to at - lid t IidUties 08sesser. Mr. Jotn Pelty, eldest son of Mr. d Mrs, L, 1etty his served for Eiale as .pay aster of tlte 206th Irisb Battalion at Toronto and may in fqi,on,ltittncte or some other de - nem* oc, the war overseas. Th.' relatives toad friends of INTES in will be eiease4 to learn tha sb is recovering front gate a s.)Y- ack pnetunonia and which tuads t all tbe more s)rions it was ibmifth attack Mrs. Car"kin has had N ed it* t The congregation of Carmel church h)ld their anniversary services on hs Stiblatth when Rev, W, P, Knox of the First Presbyterian church of Lojuton conducted services both niorning' and evening, Rey, 'Mr, 1,410 the ab:efit preachers in Wes ern Oidar:o and large eongre- gu ins his sermons ;is addition thmrm was splendid ;xi oneh John Ciark, or Tachersuaith mile north of oar Valve 4 old bis rine farm, formerly own - Smillie, to Mr. Wm. who 4recently sold his land ibm %reel, and who, together with bi4 we and intaly Irtve returned to Ontario. Very much sympathy is felt for '1Ir. John Pepper or Teekerstuith, in III death last week or his wiro, from attack of -pneumonia, and who in addition to tour very young children, leaves an infant of n few days. A. A htr. John Lorimer or this village who recently, went to the London hospital owing to srr:ous illuesadied on Tuesday April the 10th, "Jack" as he was Ouniliarly known, bad b:ett in the employ of Mr. T. Mur- dock of t be ilensall livery barn tor over 30 years and was a g eneeet tee. orite, aeplendid worker and mana- ger and a most capable man iaevery way, and bis death is very mach re- gretted. , Mr, Robert McLaren, Sr„ of "Ivan - law Perm" ort the London lioad, re- cently had the misfortune. to -sustain a severe kick from a horse which he was attending, the an:raal breaking a bone in his nose as well as sever- ing an artery. For a time despite int:dicta attendance it looked very serious for Mr. McLaren, between th shock and loss or bloorl., but for- tunately the -danger was overcome and he is getting along nicely. by the Mrs. Gillard of Stratford visited her sister, Mrs. 1). Park, during the past week. Mr. R; Cudmore and Mr. Thomas Welsh have been awarded the con- tract for Reeve Petty's fine newbriett dwelling with eate rectrand a.1 mod- ern conveniences. Mr. John McEwen has returned from the Peace 'liver District Irliere he has land that he is homesteading He reports a very steady cold win- ter, but very encouraging prospects in that vic'nity. A new firm known as the Hens:ill Fruit and Produce Company hasn rented the east store of W. C. 1/av- is's brick bloolt, and intend carry- ing on a Is -holes -He business in these lines. k -Mrs. P. Sparks who has been with her son in Sarnia ss. nce New Years has arrived home. Mrs. ])own of Londoi . ar.d little child are visiting her parents M. and. Mrs. R. Pollard. Greenway Mr. Selbourne English or Loudon, was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Pollock of Ker - wood visited relat:ves o:er Sunday. Miss Adala McPherson has return- ed to her -School in Sarithville. Misses Wilton, Glholm and .1.111, spent the holidays at their respect- ive homes Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Hicks of. Lon- don and Mr.; ana Mrs, G. Hutchison of. Shipka visitedtheir parents Mr. and Mrs. Mink]. Mrs, A. Meilitle and dang.hter Jan- et Were holiday visitors with rela- tives 111iss Muriel Pallas and Mss Adab McPherson spent a day in London last lye k. Mason was home for Easter. Mrs. Purdy and son of Itensall vis- ited relatives here for a rosy -days. Anne nt. Cavorraugh of Parkhill visited iNt'ss Lillian tiblens dui ing the holidays. Wa regret to report tInit Mr, Ti - lock is connned to la's room though somewhat improved in health. Mrs. Wilzon is at -lite Bend with inir mother who is ill. Miss Rickho rn . of Loinc o was nor :Easter ;visitor. The Knights ot etass h th Methodism'6 unday shoe1 mntrtciitrocl ' Y evenin o concert in the Methodist church on Friday night April ,k20th. Besides a varied programme by local talent thare, will be an it:detesting address by MISS IL 'Laughlin Deaconess of Ottawa. Everyone come, Russeldale S1r, Edward Balfour has rite to Toronto after spending he Ban- ter vacation with his pareINTr. and Mrs. !H. C. Balfour Tho monthl,TeAhipplenti or April for thin Red. 1GrowfilOolet$' churci tvos as follows, 20 toiiat shirts and 28 pairs of tocks. T 1 vallnk ;n3 A quite wedding took Plate in Mi eti.lon Wednesday of lase week whin Bev. Dr. AfeRae 'pastor of Knox Church united in marrilg-• 31e, Gco- rge Fitzgerald and 3Tis Charlotte AtePlrenson of Btisselidale, Mis Vio- et Boyd of Logan wee beideente.id nd Mr, August Hach, or liairliillOn Upparted the groom. The bride was attired is a hecrtnaing snit of blue, broadcloth. Mr, and Mrs. Fitzgerald wiU reside in 'Hamilton, 1l twiny friends extend to them their iesi congratalations. Toolate for la (Atit,'947 home Simon Doi at the lama, Rusoolt and Pties, Posinr gta„, gert of the. tome la Corps, of Toronto, witi IStrents Mtn i4n4 Mrs, has Baden, a Nfr, and . Toront 0, NII", WM: MeI)'rn44Ond k the A. 11_ What aght hale. bee • acrident happetke4 , Oleason Gill as be was front Mi'..elin11. The- horses friedtt rated and made a bolt thro ing oitt n hls bead a when 'ekslog over his arm, th k wotand re. iring 3 331311Vr •Ct f stitches, For oakelY Do honri's were brole,“ expected thet Mr. 421 wfl aw io resusom svork in a short lime. Zurich VCOVettalt tlCqu 't al -e* myrosk of ondon spent -'ie borne her. 1.1f erditetetl llowa 1.1 of t an Seminar) Waterloo, '1134 holidays at his home Inkrn. Henry 11411)710E4 Into" hits sold lab 100,0C farm lo A. .1olthsktott Son of 'kir- ie.!) who got po isssiott at once. Mr. Vollard intends tuol,ing to K.tfir nor with his rattily. s A . Cas'a !tierist heguesto1:bar Inlet., Rev. Father, A, A, Render of 1)rysdale, iidiss -Zastartier, js the daughter, of 0, 0, Castattier. or 11`ay City, hlioh, iNte.ssrs. Sot. RiXer, Rudy S=Aawart- zeittruhr,or and 1)av, 0e444.,h attended the funeral last wto,k of tin. late Alm Andrew Kipfer t Shakesinkare DeiO3atet1 is the former's Mother. Th a menfb;rs oZ the r. P, A. of tbe Evangelical church and a number friends .helti a iniscellaneoas shower for Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacob.. on their rettrrn from their wedding trip Two rigs driven by hIcssrs. Trento, or the 14th, con and Lloyd ifay- ter of Stanley got into a bad mix up at the crossing at the west end. of the village when the two outfits catae together. 111r. Pfile was picked up unconscious but later recovered The buggies were badly damaged. School Report . 61. No, 7. EISB011N.13 I The .following is the report of the promotion exams for S. S. No. 7,1 Usborne. Jr. 4th -Edna Pytrt 84,; Garfield 13rock 58. Sr. 3rd ---Clarence Towle 78; Jr. ard-Lena Pym 82; Mervin PYta 741;: flarold Bern 72; Dora Brooks 68; Elgin Hern 87; Ross Ilern 74; Gladys Earl 61. Edna 1E. Kibben teacher S. S. No. 5, USI3ORNE The, _following is 'the report of the examination held in S. S. No. 5, Us - borne., Class 1.-Lauetta Brown 73; Ma - b.).1 Brown 70; _Russell !Ratcliffe 69; Oran Broil. 65; 40harles leisher 62; Amy k'is.bir 58; Violet Ratcliffe 55. Sr., 3rd -Anna Jeffrey 73; D. Armstrong 68; George Moir 62; T. Yellow 60; Grant Ford 47; Jr. 3rd -Percy nIcFal's 72; Ber- tha Kading 67; Fred Ford 66. Jr. 2nd -Crescent Dayman 7a; Ha- zel Kastle 71; James Airth 61; Earn- est Pronc` 58; Edgar Moir 56; Lit.an Ford 53; Lautetta Yellow 51. Jr. 2nd -George Prayne 66; Har- old Fishcr 59. Gzo. M'avson, teacher. S. S, No. 4. STEPHEN The ,following is tile report of the examinations held ill S. S. No., 4, Stephen lIonors 75, pass 60 pier cent 4th -Alma Smith 63; Lilly Eilber ',62; Gordon ..)Torlock 56; (on Jr. 4th-Cari Morlock In a Alai -lock 76; Pass- on trial John Bader 53. Jr. aid -Pass Itairy Ilider 65° Or- illa, iNlelick- 65; Laura Wilds 62; Res- s)Il Elihkr 60. - Sr 2tid-Pass., Ella alortorik 73; Lor cone Sclivi-arz 65; ltfoltieta 'Wein 61; pass on trial Gltiflys Welas.ir 50, Jr. 215d-Inionard Wein. Glidys31 1 ick. Kathleen Ft, 2. -Roy Schwarz . Pt 1. -Erma Pahner, Ruth Weber. ivatRrokenslaire,,,,,i.' •' e - r thkr tette Pittner -71,16Y44' - ttl't $910, Chatham Oat. Westinghouse Electric Starting and Lighting it means that unde Gy DQ1 is sre Has the Stuff as the stuff in Qn tributeshona bonsar,ds Or CP. Pay to thhJXn And no u1oreepressire comp./Mae on that 1ort has sea4e go Se tbi 1917 Gray Dort itt our sho T. a Newell, Distributor, Ezeter , Dealer, Dashwood TXE GRiiY.DOR,T MOTORS, Llmlted, Chathant; Ont. 'Z in CntFem' Letter From The Fro (Confirm, a page with the re,ser 2 army e.,k a thr. new tm.,..-e. Fri, TACO is 1 i(; ly optimistic- over tle4 sac of ficial e'rcles lik re there smmuim it doubt that we van maintain oiir 1 - vantage. . The one poeition where, all are very pessimistic is the Salonika f Tith is finite na tura I le,e t es , every one remerribers Or: failure ,tt Galli - poll Tire situation is very grave. It is quite unhealthy' ant/ cItterie mil - is pllyng havoc with the- troops and tleere ie ever the fear thet the' tleeteks may take them in the mar \Odin the if beats renders the trans. portation of goods and troops pre- carious.; rood problems hen> iti England are In.ginning to a.....s,.rt themselves more and more. First of course comes the restriction or the meat and bread order. The natiott is oa its honor not to consume more than 2 and 1-2 lbs. of meat, 4 lbs. of bread and 3-4 Iht-, al sugar pr had ner wtelte 3rany are honorably curtailing themselves, bub many more are waiting for com- pulsion. N'Ve have bacon for breakfast ineatLtss lunch and a joint for dinner and find it no hardship at all to live Op to the requirements. They have also fixed maximum prices for potatoes tea, collue, •lard, butter and, cheese and it is problematical is such a system will sacceed. We must re- mernbe.r that it has partially failed. nit Germany where the feeling of blind obedience to law and order is much stronger here. NVe are nincitli- 0 ing along making a rau.c,h better I muddle, than in the early part of the warbat the feeling is very strong and everything will come oat right beiore the end. ' Th.) morale of the troopS is wonder - ad. Th) navy is eager and the whole nation at home is settling donna to a grim determinat:on to crush the en- emy or rather the militaristic spirit in ithrk enemy. Wil close for now hoping you are all 'well. With love. , Freeman. fro: 15 11 Sexsmith We are sorry to report that, iNIns. Chester Rowe is at present laid. up - with .an attack of la grippe - Mr. J. Northcott recently purchas- ed a ,good yoling dliver rom 1\1r. W }.tatter of Exeter. Mrs. Bert O'Br'en 6 visit:inn- hcr mother, Mrs. Upshall at Winchelsea, Mr,John Treidner has purchased. a new Gray -Dort car from Mr. T. II, Newell of Eneter. ssrs E. Brod- erick and P. Corbett have eIso pur- chased new cars, the former 'an Over- land. from Mr. Snell of Exeter and the, latter a Ford from Cook Bros, of School opened on Monday after she Easter holidays Ninth a. good. ;ctlend anon there being, six new istarters Mr. lin D. Oestreicher,Vas still in charge. 4116 halen 4ze1ss-0041 6isien' sv'th th pne,441ajd tmeN:-Li,eirnsiii I-fa7,elss'iood ;rtdlosi pl ,hessn was. Inn, Eon -don on , li,,.;erp P T. ti,to riI1m Daiin Is Your Musical Ear Keener than Zenatello's TTNIGHTED King of Italy—acclaimed in the musical centers of the Old World and The New—one of the great tenors of all times--Zenatello has delighted thousands with his "voice of golden tone, prodigal in its expenditure, yet responsive to every emotional shade. Zenatello is the leading tenor of the Boston National Grand Opera Company. In the above picture, this great artist is singing it dire a comparison with Re -Creation of his voice. Over three hundred musical critics say that the New Edison Re -Creation of the voice is indistinguishable from the original. Is your musical ear keener, truer than Zenatello's ? Make the test. Hear the New Edison Re -Creation of Zenatello Anna Case Thomas Chalmers Albert Spalding and other great artists. 48 We will gladly arrange a concert for you and your friends so that you may her these Re -Creations. . WILLIS POVVELL, EXETER, On 1.1•MeRamelMallie siknriLt:,\Srounriedyay with her sister, w Tha organized class coinpric'ng ,ctr our young people visited the Grantor] Sunday •school on Sunday last Mrs. Satherly still remains nnalie to attend, to her duties around the house. School re-openen on INIontlay after thLlolno:diodn.."ats our teacher, Miss Ster- ling .spant Easter with her paren s te Dashwot-) INlitift; O.WeLin ' it I -nit. INliss .ehener , ,spent the holidays in town. Mr, Norman Brown of. 'Aulyara spent tha holidays in town. Mr. Jack Eidt oi Ailsa Crani cpaec tho holidays at his home here. 01 Mr. Harry Guenther of 'Winelzo 'visited relatives her) last -4ezek Mr. Alfred. Zimnier and Edstel Biti of Detroit visited at their home bare Tr. E, Kakarclker of L/C...itch:mien his daughter, Mrs. N. Kellerman Miss 'Cora Schroeder of Wiarton synnt the, holidays- with her parents h:re- • r ink .'ililtit kbaiti.i*P" 15 X41ti1. O4, Siat Id; ;6