The Exeter Advocate, 1921-11-3, Page 4Do You Know
"SA AD
GREEN TEA
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has a far finer flavour than that' any Japan
or China Green Tea? Send for LL's" :sam le and
be convinced. Address SaI a a, Toronto.
VICTORY LOAN
COUPONS
We will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to,your credit
in our Savings Bank whet' they will
draw interest at 3% per annul,;, �t4
THE CA,NADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - - $ 15,000,004
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
The
flour you
"knead"
for bread
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited
Toronto, Winnipeg
Brandon, Barons
The Exeter Advocate Dashwood
The Ladies Aid f th E
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors o e vangelical
church are oiling a Tiaarrksgiving soc-
Subscription Price—In advaace, $f 50 nal in the Church Monday night, Nov,
ver year in Canada; S2.00 :n the 71th. The Y.P.A. ,will furnish the
tl,nited Staten. All subseri,pti,ons of program, after width a light lunch
naki in. advance 50c. extra charged. will be mewed by the ;ladies).Admie
sion 25ke 'and 15c4.
Mr. and Mrst Paul Meisener of Grif-
fin Creek, Altai, are visiting relatives
here,
Mrs. Stacey and Miss Fanny Pre. e -
ter, with iVin and Mrst J. Pre•e ter are
visiting in Kitchener,.
.ARE YOU A TIRED, I Mrs. Geerz ,hats returned from a visa
THURSDAY, NOV. 3rd, 1921
Vv JRN-OUT WOMAN ? it in Pi'geon" Mick
Every Woman Needs a Tonic and
Nervine at Some Period of Her Life
Toronto, Ont. —"As a tonic and
builrr I can highly recommend Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription oto
tired and run-
down women. I
am the mother of
eight children and
have frequently
had need of such
a tonic but did
not know what to
take until my sis-
ter gave me some
of the Favorite
Prescription,'
which she herself had found to be
good. It was exactly the tonic my
:system required and one bottle did'
wonders for me, so I take pleasure in
'tolling others, hoping that they will
give the 'Prescription' a trial and be
'benefited just as I have been."—Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor, 261 Ontario St,.
..HEALTH IS MOST VITAL TO YOU
Hear What This Woman Says
"London, Ont:—"I can highly recom
-mend Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion to the expectant panther. I was
in a .terribly run-down state. Was
very weak and nervous and suffered
'with. nausea. I was miserable until
I: began taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, but my strength re
turnd very cyttickiy and , y general,,
hewas was . t et tfter t t ag it.j ,y,
h
sah was strong and healthy, too, and
Chas never seen a sick day."—Mrs.
Harry' Harris, 195 William St.
Go to your neighborhood drug store
sat once, and obtain this Prescription
of Dr i,Pieroe's in tablets or liquid, ar-
mend 108 to Dr. Pierce'e Laboratory,
in Bridgeburg, Out„ for trial pkg.
-tablets and write for free confidential
,rnedicaladvioe.`
•
�?VIr, IX. S. Chilton, *Ea has been ill
w"'it.h pleurisy, ;has n ,rov;ed and was
able to,ti t}rrn to. his _home in Ottawa
on. Friday:. _ ...
Centralia
CARD 'iii'. 'THANKS,,
Mr. Vtilliarn Luker desires to thank
the people of Celnftrtalitae and commun-
ity for the !great kindness ,srhown dur-
ing the, oilnese . swbsegtuent death
sf the. late efr4,YLuker.
Jelin 'Midi. McCurdy jn visiting in
Buffalo
Mr. W. Parsons who hasbeen ill
with rpdneemaniia rs anecoveringl.
DZr. F to } Brooks *1st in Grimsby on
SatuJ,4 y ,laltl ? endng i,the fumeraltof
his brother.',
Mrs, W. Charters !at Olarhoma City
+peat a • few `dayRilist week with Mrs,.
G. Anders on...1 c r; .• .
Mrs.
Fed .:;F,Farukia1l was im Sa'rnia
on Monday, "
Mr. A. Hasn:cock who has been .tray-
ell�ng' 41V,'.'est, during the
summa!„.has, r•'eitfunned'•home'to Mr. W.
R. Elliott's.
Mrs. Woods of Londorn visited with
Crediion
CAR1) OF THANKS,
1 wish to exprelss my sincere thanks.
and gratitude to those who so gen-
erously ctxntrbuute4 ,14_ the purse p, e-
se•at:.d to me.te few) days ago.–Ernest
Guett:nger.
A tractor ,is being used to plow
up the Athlet:'c Field and the work
of rev.I1Lng it well be proc,efeded with
at once 'so that every'thlag twill be
st goal shape for the ,spring.
Iway to• Goderich had the misfogtuia4.
to run over the high embankment near '
the. parsonage Saturday about 11 p.m.
The ditch is about 15 teet deep. ,The
lone occupant escaped uninjured but
the car received a bad_ shaking up,
The front wheels were m;.ssi:ng also
the steering,rod somewhat: bent, and
t was near Morning before he govt
on his way. The only accountable
reason for the accident is that he eel-
e::ted a very poor part of the road 'to
fall asleep while driving a . ar — Mrs.
Eli Bice is spendimg a few ,weeks with
relvtives in Luvkmow.—Mr. 'V"m. Til -
The fait wheat, wlrit,* has been bury has secured a poeition astrack
sawn for some tmm, is turnsag yen- laborer oa the Ailsa; CrCragsection. with
law, due to tine work of the 1dess:orb �'Tr. Andrew Lusk.—Mr. Andrew Fat -
tan, has pur.ha'sed the Hotel from
We regret to state; that Postmaseer Thos. Hennessey, and moved; in last
Brown's health is vzry poor at pre;_ week.—'lir. Tilbury bought Mr, Pat-'
eat, and he is obliged to remain in ton's place and has rented ,it to Me.
the house under the doctor's cam:Wm. Wm. Gibson of Mooresville, who has
Barney's many friends hope there will movel in.—The summer roan has been
soon be a Change for the better. !laid off the section gang and they are
Ezra Oestreicher wasa London on down to winter force again;,,—\ir. John
business 4tonday;. 0 V'hite. pore has secuired a posytion, as
Mr. and Mrs. Peck of London Vs- • re;ular track laborer 'on thissection,.
iterl Nit. and 'Mrs. John Finkbeiner on Fie bad been in 'the employe of E
Sunday I Uo. gson for three years,,—Miss
\Ir, Jaaob Holtzmann and lira 0,4s- Bred 'Moore of Ingersoll has returned
ter Mawhinney returned home on Fri.. home after spending a, week at the
day even'ng from Brantford, excel -theme of Mrs. Geo, Lewis,—Mr. Perry
soen,&.ng a few days at ^ the Prov_nr ` she has secured a po,s.tion, with Mr.
tial Sunday School Convention, as del- Harold Hodgins has moved iota the
Agates of the Evan,gelieal Sunday Jones cottage, now owned by 'if'r.
seh,ol They gave eheir reports on Clu£f of London, His wife just ar-
Sunday^ evening which proved very ,n r"reit from England last Monday. At
er:sting end instructiele. ' p: es.nt all the 'vacant dwellings Laathe
Harry Trick has return:d home, at- village are occupied, with the excep-
ter sailing on the Great Lakes this cion of one,—Mr. Wm. Lewis hers
past summer. He reports that quire, purchased the weigh scales formerly
a number of the large freighters were owae;l by Ur. Wut, Hodgins now. of
t',e,: up all season for lack of •nisi.-IStratla,roy, The scales are Situated on
mess. Ho bought a Ford Sedan ut the G. T. R. yprds at this pn";,ntk—Tlae
Whole r and drove it .here on Fri,' farmers of tks vactn,ity have not de -
day. I eided to rebuild the elevator .here as
Ctrs hwi.ker ,was operated on In yet, rhis large elevator and chopping
\ .,•tar -t Hospital, London, on Friday mill was destroyed by fire Sept , llth
and is doing its wen as ,'an be expect - of this year. it is a great drawback
ea at present. to the farmers of this lo'caliltiy —Mr,
The Women's Institute visited the Wes. Revington. and :VIr Carrot of
,literortdale Institute last week and Biddulph have bought out the butcher
we -e royally entertained.: The Ladies' shop n Lucan, formerly ownrad ;by
ot the local branch. ;ave .the program 'Mr. hardy and Brock. They also pur -
Harry F. Either is putting in acts -'chased the Queen's Hotel from Mr
tie scliaol and making otl r R. Atkinson and intend to r:mode.l t
re, . ssary repairs to the building. • into a meat sales room.
\ir. and Mrs. Jas. Hoist and \1r
.aaurs
1
nZ,1I S aINIorlosik, have rt - VCi N SALE
Irene after a, short visit with,
fe IL\ a o a V ;;n:isor and 1)etroi4, t3F FAR\T, FARM STOCK AND
eliss Loren,: Sambrook, who is at- ItiiPLE i>:NTS
tending tlw Chatham Business College
was home for a; few days last week.' Lot 8, Coq,12, Stephn
en, o
On Fri.lay evening the 'Trustee MONDAY, NO\,'EMBkR 14, 1923.
Beard and memb •rs of the Methodist At 1 o'clock sharp, the following:
Chun.% Chia:r met at ah hone of Mr florseri—\lar•' 7 year, old, in foal;,
and 31rs. Sambrook to bad ,them fare horst, 6 years old; Lard. Gray mare,'
well pr % ous to .hili departure for r•s»ng 4, in foal; driving horse, riving'
6; mare 12 year's old, driver.
, Cattle—Cow due Mere It 6; cow due
March 20; cow dun :May 6; heifer'
Aurora where they. will reside in fu-
ture, RA". Brook made a brief ad-
dress in. which he referred to the val-
ttel services rendered by. Mr. and Mr:, rising 3. due may ea; earaew oow,
yearling steer, 2 spring ..alvei.
Pigs and liens -7 pigs weighing 125
lbs. each, brood sow with litter at foot
100 hens
"ambrool, and their family, not .only
:n the ; hurch circles, but in the vill-
age, and said the departure was much
regr, tied. On behalf la the 'Trustee
Board Frank Taylor presented them! 12 tons Stay; qua,neity straw to be
with a beautiful parlor electric lamp fel on the place,
and Vise 'Merle Clark on behalf of the, pr-sented Miss, Lorene with
l Implements—McCormick binder, !Ie-
Carmiek mower, 2 Massey--Harr•ls seed
Idrills, Nixon et;ltivator, disc harrow,
Perrin riding plow, set harrows, walk-
, ing plow, rol:er, hay rake, pulper, hay
fork and rope, new; hay reek, gravel
s innate, lir. and ,firs. Sambrook left box, stock rack, set sleighs, 2 wag -
far Aurora on. 'Wednesday accompan-
'e1 by the good wishes of ahoat of
friends,
On Thursday evening Prof. Ander-
ton of James St, Methodist Church,
Exeter, will organize a, singing class
in the Evangelical Church. The idea
is to telach all lovers of music losing
and this is an oppoolttuntity which
should not be turned down. Every-
body who loves singing and who is
anxious to learn !Of the art is invited
to come,
a parasol. T.he ra.:!pients spoke
br.etly and thanked those pres-
ent for their kind remembrances, and
sad that they will bring back many
-e'tel:ct:ons of their residence to tlria
ons, top buggy, 2 Betters, set double
4arness, set single harness, fanning
mill, extension ladder, wheelbarrow,
forks, shovels, hoes, wh:llletrees, neck
yokes, eha ns, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
There will also be offered for sale
at the same time the ,above named.
lot, being 100 acres. There are " 9
mires of wheat and 25 acres fall
Plowing done, ,palance .in grain rand
hay. There is on., the premyses frame
house, 2 +barns, 'one on wall; . good
well; well fenced and the land is in
+► good state of cultivation. Potsscessien
HIBBERT. given April lst.
Terms—Farm, 10 ,per tent. on day of
Oa Friday Mr. Johh Morris of this aaie, balance made knaw,n, on day of
township passed away, after a short sale; chattels,—$10 ,and under, cash;
illness of appendicitis, at the age of over that amount 12 months' aredyt
about 60 years. The late Mr. Morris an furnishing approved joint notes.
had been a councillor of the town- 5 per cent, per c,ehnt, ,per annum off
ship for a number of years. His wife for cash.
d'ed somas years ago, and Me. Moa•ris, Thos. Glavin, Frank Taylor,
made his hose with his son}, He is Proprietor Auctioneer
also survived by two brothers, Patrick
and Thomas Morrie—The very sad
news of the death of Mary McCann,
wife of lir. James Murray, Cont;3,
Hibbert, at London, was received with
de :p regret. Bes=des her parents and
her husband she leaves seven small
children, to mourn their loss.
'iercw:—
Farquhar
Announcement
CENTRALIA GETS NEW
GRINDIING MILL
Having purchased ad Up-to.-dape
Grinding Outfit, and _being located at
Centralia, an We building known as
Mr. William -.Hyde, ,Mr' and 114rs: t
Geo. Coward and fam ly 'visirted Suri
day at Mr. T. Humkm's,—Mrs. James
Ballantyne of Exeter viseted aver the
'week •end with her Sion, Mie Jas; Ball-,
antyne.=Mr. ansI ,Mrs.' N,eiTe `iVIeG,11
and babe visited Sunday at Mr. Wm, -
Wrighit's, Cromarty. -111r. :and Mrs. C
rl.'uffin ,& Sons Clarence of Staffa,
b7r .amid ,Mrs. Wm.. Hodgert and Mise'
eLerma of Exeter, the Misses Millie and
Reta Pollen, Mr. B. Avery of Mitchell,
i and Mr. C. IC•estle of Exeter visited
Sunday at Mr. Wm: Pa11an's, Mrs;
Fred ,Parsons, Miss Ila. Whyee and
Miss Jennie._ Passmore of Exeter vis;.
.tel the week 'end at Mr„ T, HunkitlYs
Tho'. Hodgert and Mr. William
.Berry of Seaforth 'visited Sunday at
?.fir. A. Hadgetrt's.—Don't,: forget the
Institute Meeting ,on Tuesday Nov.;'8
SCHOOL REPORT OF St. S. Nei
etephen. for October,—Sr. 4., E,Par-
he. Handford-Levery,,and Sales Estate
an: • the LendOn sad, I wish to an,-
nounce to the public that I will be
one,.n for business on or about Nov.
1;51th'. I am plating at your disposal
one. of thio best Grinding Plants on the
*uarke't,.. l wily;1 e V•erY, gliad ttx serve,
giiu prom;atly and courteously, guar-
anteeing .satiefactdom{, .
Capacity of rinill 30 bags ,per howl.
A trial respectfully solicited,
WM. J, ,SMITH,
Proprietor •& Manager.
sons 69, G. Knight 66, A.. Pre,szcator
66; Jr'. 4, &1. Jozy 78, M. Willis 69, S.
Dearing 68 Sr,. rL E. Dearing -73 ,Jr,
he: sister they ries., Wilson, and oth- 11 E.1Chrstae 81„ B, Sanders 76, M.
er retaiti:3�st°�lur� the wee P�enlaale ••
Ae, G. Pemhale ' 7b
ek 74, G. Deairrng 69; Jr I L
met slut*ei'fe9M61 it `1VLrsr. Gordon Wil W• Stanlake 67,, B., D • 'T'riebner 6,0.
'Iheestifte abitrs r,4f� ith(q M'saien Ciscle
Jory 67; rrlmers,':
son last Monday evening, and gave No• an a'oll 21,"2'veragesa49.
h-er .a kitchen shower, after which .a Dorothy Kuntz, 'teacher,
social evening was spent,
f
s
Js>Qr.. ne,
e a tools playa of • 'homes
Sroc k ria+ Susndrmdge, Parry Sound, re-
e.ently,,egr. Brock -had been till for
sone tint e • He was an old resident
of Usha ,ne, south of W'mhelsea,, He
temp s..,�4gw id three sons, one
t avh 'eo- g -, 'lives aft Hgnl;'ai
Phu; brothers also survive—john of
Centralia William, George and Frank
Usho_ne, else one sister, Mrs; John
Johu,,.
�11,
1
olicc to Pubilo
Having taken •over -the HARNESS
BUSINESS OF MR,. P. FRAYNE, I
desire to 'solicit' the, patronage of .his
many old customers, and • also , .any
anew � anus.:.
HARNESS PAIRII , WILL RE-
CE1VE OUR 'BEST AT.,TEN'TION
Ia A'
Clandeboye a vat for aiisng
Mr. A J. Smith Earl Young, l,dward
gimps an. and. os se N. tat1 ,1. r t ` i41e
home aEt'f "ra l;irtg4itheeant
the and West, They ,retoclrt goad craps
all knds of work, -.—Miss Grlettta
Bice has retfi,rrned Herne eta- spend-
Mg a couple of months' iin, I).'e,trceee-
'12r. Gordon FlYnne has accepted apo-
:
;iron ori Landon, where he left Mon-
day to commence..;;—A m.otarist on h•is,
1,
SSy
New Harness and Acceasoa es al
�'w�uay/�s •on lawn '�
TRUNKS, SUITCASES, CLUB BAGS
RUGS, MITS SAND GLOVES
.r�
E. M. Quance
A call solicited,.
A Retunied Soldier's
Gratitude
Dovercourt, Alta..
ct
T atm a returned soldier; and like many othershave
had Kidney Trouble. Since taking Gin Pills,
1 have had no further trouble, and out of gratitude
for what they have done for me I am sending
this letter." (Signed) D. W. ADA•MsoN,
OUR MIONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
Anyone suffering from backache, headaches, rheumatism sciatica or
any other sign of kidney or bladder derangement should take Gin
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Incorporated in 1855
;CAPITAL RESERVE $9,000.000
Over 130 Branches
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Buy Canadian Goods --and help to keep Canadian, workmen.
busy, it will help you.
Buy wisely and save as much as possible and deposit your
savings in The Maisons Batik.
Courteous Service to all.
EXETER: BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business ,rally.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
THAMES ROAD SCHOOL Ri -
PORT, S. S. No, 2,, Usborne, for the
month of October, based on the week-
ly examinations Sr. 4—C. I-lodg:rt.
Jr. 4—R. Cottle, R. Turnbull, E. Cana7a-
bell, A. Rhode. Sr. 3—C. Stewart, E.
Allen Jr. 3—A, Cottle, S. CampbeL,
R. Cottle: Sr. 2-1. Stewart, Jr, 2—
T". Allen. Al'. Rohde, First—Lida
Stewart. Sr, Prim: r—H. Johns, P. Mc.,
Nicol W. Stewart Jr. Printer, Rohde
1. Chdley.—F. A. Marquis, teacher.
The Man of the Hour
In this hour of Canada's most acute national
crisis, the country's greatest need is leader-
ship—not class leadership, not sectional
leadership, but NATIONAL leadership. A
pilot must be chosen possessing the neces-
sary courage, foresight, breadth of vision
and determination to lead the nation safely,
out of the existing economic uncertainty.
And one man stands out head and shoulders above
all others as pre-eminently fitted for the task.
Bort "on a farm near St. Mary's, Ontario, Arthur.
Meighen is a true son of the people, a toiler who
has fought his way to eminence by sheer ability,
Arid force of intellect. Entered Parlament in
1808; appointed Solicitor -General in 1914; Min
inter of the Interior in 1917, and Prime Minister,
in 1920.
At the Imperial ciAgiehie he 'was "acclaimed by
the Press of Great Britain as a great statesman,
as, a strong, virile, vigorous personality—alert in
mind, keen and far-seeing in judgment, and with
a fearless determination to stand for the right.
Professor A. D. Skelton, of Queen's University,
and biographer of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, wrote of
the present Prime Minister c —"He has already
given proof of high administrative capacity. His
personal integrity is beyond question."
Of himself, Arti i,Meighen said tocon hi ti
s s
tuents the other day "You know where I stood
on, this issue in 1908, in 1911,and in
as 1911 �
stand to -day."
A Real Force A Real Leader
J141'4°3 alliMilMOONNOMMIMSMINENIMI
The National Liberal and: Conservative Party
Publicity Committee
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