The Exeter Advocate, 1922-7-6, Page 4V.Thy waste frI..t ?
Cell, if. you only didn't have to boil, boil,
boil that fruit to make jams and jellies,
You don't
fust boil the .Fruit and sugar one minute,
not half an hour or more—and add Certo
With Certo you reach the jellying point at
once.
You save time, fuel, hard work, worry—and
most important of all—you retain the flavor
and color that you used to boil away. Thus
never get
jelly or
the;old tam ofwa full flavor and color
Try Certo for your next batch of jam or
jelly ---any fruit,
Your grocer has it ---a complete booklet of
recipes with every bottle,
€ fake delicious
terry Jan.
4 level eupa (2 Iba. Pitted and Crushed
Cherries. id eup \Vater,
leveled cups (P lbs.) Sugar.
L bottle (scant eup) Certo.
Sour cherries give finest flavor. Stem,
pit and thoroughly crush about 2>:xi lbs.
fruit. Measure crushed cherries into
large kettle and add water. Tie 2 table-
spoanfuls pits in cotton cloth and crush
with hammer. Place in kettle with cher.
ries, stir till boiling. cover kettle, simmer
15 minutes, then remove pits. Add sugar
and Mix well. Stir mixture hard and
constantly. Bring to vigorous boil over
hottest fire, Boil bard 1 lull minute,
continually stirring, Take from fire and
add Certo, stirring it in well. From time
jam is taken off fire let stand d minutes
only, by the deck. before pouring, In
meantime skim, stir a little to coal slight-
ly, then our quickly.
Douglas Packing Co., Limited, Cobourg
BclIinr Ateats: w t7, Patrick C... limited. lamer) anal Honorer
The Exeter Advoca
t,aalled <avr tth flet s;tl» ,.M the road
pa' trine: carie woes et: uel; by, the
Sia auto and Iiia coat was town
A
H. wva, buried to the ground and
.aareiere Sc Creeala Preprietere wee eourhal by welareen on the haahway
a:OA:rip:iron Pri'kti--In aydsaaacr, $1 S0 ^aa s:nnie:On;ac our conrdiition. The
Per year n (:;aatada; seam el -Enc, inMtvr sts died not stop after they
twee eteate, Ali sebeer:peeete not bit him. zitlr did the workmen get their
paid a ad van, e ?e'.: ,,`h ar ee 3 nurdb'r.
JULY O.
,rreclito l'
kir%ton Ali. Meier and Eera Ewalt olKit-
re:bailer alerted at wad s
>~ r ow
4
r
Sir. and \Ars. Jain Gilaillan tat t ',e:at tit first. •
week on 2,11 extenued trip to ')ritzsh dlr. raid 'etre. Cures 'Lucile and Mr.
Colu;n.h..+ ,Aird Coliform and will .;>'-rt.d: and .Airs, Sattiort Lawson visited ov-
tit: winter az San Txarteisco: Ier the; hardly at .Mr. Jos. Lawson's.
Dr. Campbell, Mrs. :11ei•Iardy, Wil-
xi�m Mall: o, NI ()odium and Adis ;low -t dire lard ng Jack Wn \ ed and
att of London started on an extend- s' arNiv=i t or nStrathroy\ i ie w it ge s
ed tour of the Now England States I ? yel _s engaged
on July 1st. —Word was r ce ved Lee!. as principal aof our r,elat.
recently that -Mrs; Harvey Z•ickershad; d SId
U teArlie. r are Geiser,
Guelph takinglda n)a
died „'its Webb, Sask.., where she had `t,ursc at fire O A, C l f b 1
been keeling Areas( for her two ,oris, t ,\n exciting contest :.s ,to be held in elonda afternoon after two weeks'
fi'r retreats were brought r..•rkt , y
for bursal,—�Irs, Richard S�lve�'anatry
friend. are glad to known that :he has ,
recovered Cicely front her recent �:er� eac'h Clue will e,�wvn a car and will bat ;a .a bed through illnr.as the laG
Rous operation,, -Mir. Jas. Howe is pre
paring to build a new blacksmith ;holy.
—Muss Minnie Denison of Detroit
'Red her sister, Mrs. F. A. Taylor.
mony the ,young couple motored too the
some of the bride's parents, where a
(Way luncheon wvas nerved, after
which they took a trip to Sarnia tend (1 Death of Mrs,. O'Hara—The !death
,Fort I-furoa, and ar•a now settled' on j of Mrs. Mary Q'Harattook place ar het
their farm, wrest 'of Craig. 'AID'!" on the 14th concession of \IcGil
Crediton baseball team defeated the !ewray on Monday, June 26th, at the
Poplar Hal cam Thursday evening age of b5 yeara. Mra.,O'Hara had been
on the latter's diamond, 8,.7. taa; poor ?stealth for the past tivo. years
hav;ng. suffered from the „effects of
stroke of varely,sass She ;s survived
tla:'ee daughters, Mrs, Larkin ;of Park-
hill,
arkhill, Mxs. McCarthy cf McGillivray
end Miss 'Stella, at ,home, and one sari;,
Pat, also at lionize The funeral took
pia e to the 1t. C, cemetery here on
Thursday at ib a.m with Solemn. Re-
cluetm 'less cheated, the serve beithg
et,nducted by the pastor, Rev. Father
Mrs. J. W. CTra *la al. 1Cercoran assisted by Father Hagan_
of Lucan, Father O'Neilof Parkhill-
as.
arkhill
as' deacon and sub -deacon reapeet-.
,Vwale -
Mr John,` Campbell, accompa.n;'>ed by
las ,act and slater and brother, James
of D-etroTt, called onfriends in this
neighborhood on, Sunday.= --Harold Ryan;
a nhchased a ;Ford car teat ,week.—Mr
and lira. Grad. Fischer and ahhuly of
Preston ailed on, Lritenda ee the neigh,
tborbood over the week-end,—Mrs. De
lea and son are eieiting at the house
of Jerry Campbell;—Mr. and Mrs. Lou-.
is Jfoas-r and 'ons of Kitchener
,ted the foeiner's brother, Albert, ov=i
Mr theho)idaty,—Ms. Ceraealus Row-
land of Kt. rleasant, Mich,. attended
tit+. funeral of his sister, Mre. O'Hara
on Tlhursday Mr. Wtu, Barry= or Lon,
Mount Carmel
Dashwood'
Ira *Tiab to a, of Guelph and . Qrlands
Ireland of Stratford, t +sifted with the
t arm is parents over the 1st, •
Me. and etre, Oliver G ayb rel and
family of Toronto are % ruin; lir. and
Mr. Graeaers eat Crediton; is, relieving
at the Bank 0o.F ,Conuttercer.
,lir. C.P. Leonard of the Benkk staff
;s away on h ,vacation;.
li sees Elda 1?reeter and Bertha, dt
of -Detroit Spent Monday s..n town.. .
lir, and „ trs. H. Zimmer of Strafe
ford v t d Isere over the week -end,
Miss Yates cef Sarnia S1 ntt last wveel:•
a t:: Mr.htd 3ir.. Harry I�ra,ft. `
Uta. their return, front ,their honey
moxa Mr. and 'e1rs. Harry lK.raft were
enetaww'r lea air. by ared theMrsa Kraftuag people
ehow:d
their atpprecin,t en by iseedtieg. thein n
end treating them to cherry pie and
a e creole. The remainder of the eve
rang was pleasantly spent in playing.
gnu is.. deee elated his Ipother, Mrs. Ellen.f
Miss 'add::.F.b1�rs a visiting Barry at Rluva..-,lir, and Mrs. Ken,
nsdy •of Detroit spent the week -end
with Mrs, Kennedy's brothers, Carroll:
bmtb,Qrs.--TI:te Misses Beady of Bann-
iltan are spending their holidays at
t1 home of their grandfather, Mr. •
l: Casey.—tiiss Mary Ryan. Of Chic-
ag.� arrived home last week. --Mr. Geo
Murray., accompane ed. by his. Son and
daughter, spent the week -end with
Ur. \furray's daughter, Mrs. Frank
Cottghlene-Misses Margaret Rowland of •
Oshawa, B. Breen of London and lel-
as; 1FcCaffery of Detroit axe wasiting
fre ndfi here
Hammer and .leetchener.
tiir..tila,waan pf Exeter presided at
he exam ne :mi held here last week.
Ow school trustees have engaged
Mr. dteffatt of BruceZeld as principal
of our school n;tlt ;lilies L, Guenther
and
Mise P. Tiernan as assistants.
Mr, and Firs, Freie Bender of Blyth
visited with :friends. here over Sunday,
Alis Rinse Guenther of London via-.
.ted her parents over the holiday,
til sa Hilda Snell ahs returned from
l,..tatlon.
load firs Ed. Nadiger and daugh-
ter. Helen, are visiting in Mt. Clemens,
alis„ L. Grau;aner of London speat.
last week with her parents,
lir, and litre P Humble and family
Mr. laid \irs. Harris and ;Airs, D. Pfaff
o•_i `�arn,:e. ‘.sit:d friends here ovet
the idoday„.
Mr, and ltr-e, Louis floe: r and 'attta
ib' o lw;iteliener called pa friends in
town. Saturday.
Mr. Homer Guenther and J. Bechtel
o Waterloo visited here on Sunday.
Sir. and lies. 1)ahms left last week
uor Bridgeport,
*M . and Airs. S. J l lamta and lir
Leu Adams at London visited with
fri.ndc an Sunday.
Mies Sclie llig of \Viseonela has ben
~;siting Mr. and Mr,. Sam Oestreicher
Centralia
A v •ry pretty wedding took place.
Jun: 21, in St. Barnabas Church, To. -
'elite,
t wwh ••oi n est
To-
ronto, nt daughter
of Mr. and iNirs, J. }Armstrong oMil-
ton, w united .in marriage to Mr, Lu
titer B. Butt, youngest ,son' a the late
a v. W. H, Butt, formerly of Ceara, -
La. The. ceremoay was performed • by
R: v. Frank Powell, assisted by Rev,
Gordon, W. Butt of Kintore, brother
�f the groom \Ile and ,\irs. Butt will
reside in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs, M. Baynhana and clhid
Petr or their Lorne et Bonar Law, on
toon . the Evangelical Sunday School the next visit with friends yin :Centralia. .
t n .days is the ,nature of a motor race Mr. Arch o Hicks has been confined
Lucan
Jeba B. Armita e, reeve, had a close
call from serious injury when he was
struck by a fast moving automobile an
tba Proof Line road, near Bsrr, at ;5
oclock Tuesday might: Mr. Armitage
suffered bruises and shock, but his in-
juries are not serious. The accident
ocurred when he was return.'ng home
from London, an his motor truck.
When near Barr his engine stalled and
SPARKLING EYES
Follow Good Health
have taken Dr.
Prescription and it
has proved a
beneficial tonic..
After having ty-
phoid fever I' was
in a very weak -
e n e d condition,
could not regain
my strength, so I
decided to take
the 'Prescription'
and by the time
I had taken one
bottle • I was nom-
Dletely restored to health and
strength. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- .
scription can be relied ueoa as a
builder and strengthening tonic.”—
Mrs. John Shuler,' 225 Clarence St.
IF YOU'RE A YOUNG WOMAN
OR EVEN IN MIDDLE LIFE
Here is Some Good Advice for You
From a Prominent Woman
London, Ont. --"When I reached
middle age I was in very poor health,
was rundown, nervous, would have
fainting spells and heat flashes, T
was aical h 'I'
p ys wreck. I tried many
different medicines but the only
medicine that gave me any relief
was Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Before I had taken a half bot-
tle I was feeling like a different
person—the more I took the stronger
1 gat. What `Favorite Prescription'
did for me I am sure it will do for
other women at this critical period of
life if they will give it a fair trial."—
Mrs. M .M. Taylor, 669 Hill St.
go now Betteryour to yot r neighbor-
hood drugstore and obtain Dr.
London, Ont. ---"1
Pierce's Favorite
atllow»d so many mJ:ea for attendance, last week, and at ,the time of wvrit.arxe�4
setc., and the car that comes home af- s simewhst improved we are pleased,
ter making a transc4onitinenttl trip to say.
wall receive sone reward, Dr. and Mrs. Heigia.way of London
The steel girders for the roof of the v:sited with the former's sister, Mrs,
Methodist church are being placed in J. Essery over Sunday.
position this week, :l Lr A. Hancock of Toronto v sited&
Tom, Tr rethick and w;ie ,vere in with friends here over the holiday.
L.•ndon on July 1st.. Rev, Sinclair preached two verya
The members of the Evangelical propraa.te -discourses °or 1)om nrcD y.
church have decided to decorate the Also the choir provided apec_al music
intirior of the church, ixtstal hydro, and miss Cass,elman, virolinist, assisted at
a blower ,for the pipe organ,. The ex- bath services and \Liss 1i, Moody as -
pease will be aground .'(,2000„ silted Stn the ,evening, Both services
Mrs. John Finkbeinier and daughter were .highly appreciated by all who
Barbara arra visiting I,1r. gaud Mrs. G. attsnderl,
Pack of London. Mrs. Durham an,d Mrs. Clarke of
A weary •enjoyable day was spent last Brantford are visiting this week with
week when the Hurondaie W. I. vetsi.ted Mr. and Airs. G, ,O. Thompson.
the Crediton W. I. pat the lawn of
Mrs:. N. St, 'Meer. , 1 A large crowd was ,:n attendance at
Airs. John Sweatzer le at present in th;e 1'Donyaa,ion Day celebration here on
St, Joseph Hospital. , Saturday last, and 'everyone enjoyed
Mr, and Mrs. H. Swe itzer, formerly the sports and the two baseball games.;
o Grafton visited at the home of The proceeds of the day amounted to
h rs. B. Brown ower ;the week -end. ' about 4200.00.
Mee. Wm. Smith who ;has been taki The sports an the afternoon resulted
ing treetmteitat out Detroit is .home again as ,billows :
much ,improvred. (•,. Soft ball game, Centralia Greyhounds
Quiet a number 'f.rom here took an vs. Fairfield Heavyweights, resulted in
the races elrt Strathroy on the fitrsti, `a win for the former, while the base -
Miss Trellis H'od;gums is home for•the I ba/I gamte in 'the evenieig between Fra-
holidays. • en, and Cer<,tralt;a, resulted in .favor
The Schwartz re -union will take place t of Frasier, (score .7.-6. • w
at the lion*of,e1VLrsi. Chris Hast Tues -i SPORTS
Holtzm
day, July 4. Boys race, 6, Donald Hicks,.
Mss Vora: �ann paida flying . Girls' race,' 6, Greta Lewis,
y:e;t to bar .11onve here on. Monday.. . Boys' race, 9, Zyri1 Hennesy
Mrs,. H. H atzinalnn and ,Miss Mar- G r1s race, 9, Minlnie Smith
garat of Battle Creek have returned Boys race, 12, Verne Smith •
home atter spending . a few weeks at Ga -1 race, 12, Mary O'Brien
the home of her father, Mr. Jos!. Haiist. Married Men's race,, Jack Willis
The Masses .'Liaz'ne and Ida Brown :Married Woren,'s race, Mrs; Wes,
who- have been working an, Loudon, re- Lukee.
turned home for ulre summer. 1 Leap -:frog race, 'Longs Davey and
Feather as ":visiting at Sarnia used Bnv
orl,ere
and Stradiray ;fara few weeks,. f Ileaheelbarrow race, Louis Davey - and
Mrs, W. J. ' Nidiel,es of S•trathroy and : Fred Bowden.
S. J FFiekbernfner of Port Huron visit- Needle -and -thread race, Jack Dem.
ed their °isuste , Mrs. Ea. > alh-ner this s:y p"
w'-ehi. Three legged race,` Lotras Davey and
VLr,
.Melville England viisited at his Frecl 13orwrlec,
home over ;the,,!first„ 1 Three-legged race, girls, Velma. Ta}-:
Little Gerald, gun of ,Wei S:mmth, was lar and Ada M,utcheli .
struck by a car, the radia(tar lh,i;tting Boot and ,shoe race, Lloyd Heist
him, but luckily the car was nearly at Boot and islhae race, ,gime, . Ada Mit-
a standstill, and be was not badly hurt chell
Mess Lily Laweon metuxaed to Wind- t Relay a "ace, Luaus Davey and lied
sor Monday after 'sptending ,the week Bowden.
end with her parents, NLr,. and Mrs: ' 100 -yard dash, Wet. Ess,ery
Ba, L avrsoxa;. I Barre( (fight, Wtm, E,ssiery
Masts P'aairl Motz and )VLr. Frank Fat man's race, Ezra Baas
S -h c in,g ,of London 'spent sieveral days Fat women's race, Mrs,. Fred Rena
w'natr 1'1r: and Mast Henry Matz,
McDonald—Harmer—On Wedae,sdayi
Ju'a 2.1, 'att 2 .'clock; a pretty wed t: ,' CLINTON—The marriage took place
Lug boor plaice, at ,t1he Met od=s*par- at St. Pauls CI' ch last week of
sonsg ; when Mabel.Edna, youngest Mss :Lflttc'e F. Elliott and _Mr, S. R.
,ughter of, Mr. and Mrs.Samurel Har- larad bothU<f Stalanley tawxuship
Aalsa Craig, :was married to: Saturday afternoron, Maris JanetRut-
lex. McDonald of the: Teverulan,e. The ledge, . dough{tea•" of . Mia, and ,,Mrs'. Win.
w d
wore- a ,grace,ful gown of canton Rutledge, Asi Ma. V. W. L. Cantelon;
rape with smart hat and corsage of son of �thle' late Peter Catrt-felon, and
rye Buda .in, kerns. After the care -Mrs. Catnttelon, were united in ear-iarc
Pierce's Favorite Prescription in da
tablets or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce's +n
f Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for A
free medical advice, or send 10c for b
trial pkg. at tablets to Dr. Pierces c
Laboratory in l3ridgoburg, Ont
ITCIdb,LL—Tl s residence of Mr.
and airs. Geo F. Prueter was the scene
of a quirt, but nevertheless, very pret-
ty
retty wedding when. their daughter, bliss
N.ilda, was bait•;d in the bonds of weed-,
lock to Lr. Walter,Litt, son of :firs.
Rochaei Litt of Sebringville,
The Trend of 3usi.ess
TO forecast correctly trade develop,
meats is of vital importance tothe
man of business,
Our Monthly Commercial Letters,
which will be sent on request, con:.
fain analyses of agricultural ' and
trad .conditions of great aajlstance r:n
teaching 'ouncl ctlnclusione.
672
THE CANADIAN BAS
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,0000
Reserve Fund $15,00o,000
Exeter Branch,, F. A. Chapman, Manager
Carediton Branch, R. S. Wilson, Manager,iasliwood arewcle,
MOLSONS AMC
INCORPORATED 1855
Capital Paid lJp 14,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Ovr 2S Bran hes.
The AMlsoas Bank prides Itself on the . ourtesy
its al;fi4iau. No matter how large or bow small
volume of your business with the Bank, ,yon are
assured a Courteous and fiord=al reception.
Deposits by mail eiven :arerul attention.
the
always'
EXETER; $RAl~io
T. S. WOODS Mattagee,
Centralia Braneb open for business daily,
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at fire Exeter Branch.
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Dorer
DON'T take .y chances
t i Ira is On-
tarie's forests.
DON'T threw away erg-
arette .r cigar butte,
pips "keels" or
burnt matches until
You are dead sures
they are est.
DON'T neglect to drown
out year Das with Iota•
of wider.
DONT build your canto
fire against a rotten .-
log et stump; nor on
winds/ pointe ; nor
;, near sopa patches
nor at fib* base of •
tree.
BSN it is a for-
mer lir eplaoa, er on
a dui reek, or on a
Spat cleared down to
the true soil below.
or b7 `e edge at the
water.
DON'T ferretileat the up-
per leer of ground
In the forest consists
or Partially rotted
wood which will burn.
•r,
Save Oti
rests
They'r\9urs
fix, .?.
ea.) et V'keeeed-
end
on the : wafetg of
h°rests
rr
RIVER DRIVERS, shanty men, pulp
loggers, and all men who work in
the lumber woods, on the river or
at the mill—get this: Your job depends on
keeping forest fires from burning up the
bush.
Every time you leave a camp fireor a
smudge burning you are taking chances on
a forest fire that will do you out of a job.
Every time you throw away„ a burning
match or a cigarette, or drop the "heel" of
your pipe on the ground, you are taking a
chance. In summer time, moss, dead wood,
dry leaves or the regular wood -fibre soil of
the forest are all ready to burn. Millions
of feet of timber and pulp are being burnt
up that way every year.
Ontario's forests are not growing
fast enough to keep up. Forest fires.
will' do you out of a job if they keep
on a few years more. Watch yourself.
Ontario Forestry Branch Parliamentdings Btu din s To
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