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DASHWOOD
miss McKee, who has had charge;
of the mil inery department of Tie -
bean & Edighotten, returned
•
her mane in Dutton on Monday.
Miss McDougal visited at her
home in •Bayfield o or the week
end.
Mrs. Win. Nadiger spent las,
week with relatives in Lucan.
Miss S, Sehroleder has returned
from a lsit with relatives in Pig-
eon, Mich.
Mr, and Mrs, P. Gratton of Grand
Bend spent Sunday with lair. and.
Mrs. 'Wes. WcAte.
Dr. R. H. Taylor spent Monday
in London on business.
Mrs. I, Hoffman of Tavistock is
visiting with relatives.
Miss .Isabel and Bile Cameron
have gone to Stratford where they
intend remaiihing.
:Mr. Otto Willert is at present
under the doctor's care, We hope
:for a -speedy recovery.
Mrs. B. Statton, and children, of
Grand Bend are visiting with re-
latives.
Mr, W. :Hooper of Exeter and
Mr. Jno Hooper and son, Albert,
of Pennsylvania, spent a few
days at the home of Mr. Chas.
Guenth'er last week.
On November 15th the ladies of
the, Red Cross Society shipped to
Exeter the following articles;
27 grey flannel shirts; 4 hospites.
(al shirts; 6 pains pyjamas; 17:
sheets; 45 pillow slips; 50 towels;
6 knitted washcloths, done by the,
neer six menths training will go
school children and 12 pair socks
4nto .Class A. All in Category°,
They have closed their work
are automatically promised eata-
room until after the Christmas
gory B, whieh means than they: holidays but they are still busy
are deemed fit for serene? in fere- .
knitting. The Young. Girls' krite
a:try and labor units, medieal or ting circle met last week at the
garrison duty. Canadian hospit-
home of Miss Hazel Snell.
ads have been increased to roue
thousand beds.
The soldier's vote, s ) far as Ont-
ario is concerned. is iaely to be smiling face. A little girl has
an important teeter in the coming come to brighten their home,
;election. In 1911 the total vote aer. and Mrs. Oe. Douglas and
an this Provinee was 353,73s, the daughter. Miss Irene, called on
-smallest in a dozen .ears. IA friends in the village on Sature
0914, the largest vote on reeord: day.
was polle when 4e2,450 ballots. Mrs. Jake Kennel and children
Were .cas•. r e f ieee recruited ir. returned home after a pleasant
Ontario Up to th , pr ;-nit is near- vial): with friends at New 'Inane -
y 200,000 men, and every one of bale,.
-thesewheather or net, he has rea- alise Oestreicher spent the week-
-Plea the age of twenty-one years. --end uith friends near Zurich.
will have the right to vote under Mise Mamie Douglas is at pr:?,s-
ibhe new Franchise .Act, It is exit visiting friends at Hickson and
eeasily een, then, that nearly half Belmont.
the oes cast in Ontario will be Mr. David Desch who spent the
by tL solcli ,rs. -summer out west returned .home
,lent week.
Mrs. Peter Brenneman visited
:alley undiy e.ates tile son:wilier ia Zurieh 'last week.
incidtal: in one it) Li eemons; Nee,. F.:di:gam/fee beet on monthly
I. v. as in .Coenesomt one turos.! ,fee teaa-lige:1 where she will spend
:Now Londa. anti I met a prin.: ! s,„ •
inent man who told 01. a maa , , Walters aol faxnily hav
they haei in teeir chueeh; ni-shea to the faem they purchased
alwaye :ee r un d aa aomPlall't err eei air, A, T. Dougles.
in, elle iinding /ven and kieking 71,7";*, Mae .A. T. Douglas ena
about es eryeeing e'e at a churce: ee•aoos havo 010 ved t 11email 11
session) someone said. e'allat will eaenay their new amen,
we tio .aroteee Brown?" eneme ereeephetea,
•.ease %aid ; iLaee him prae ed f000t ' Alton :Johnelo 1 and bre-
Brother, will pni pray for him*? tthe: aleitn of Braze/Iola, are
'Not
on yc'or13"thr will Zit the homo of Mr. ilooe
you pray for him.' 'Noe" Finally el:nth:en.
they /oared on, fellow to say he Masa Pfaff of Centralia, accome
swoula. They egreed that they I ee.eoee ne• her eueee, seera ehe
lineal :1 or, it oil Wed .,1`..!;.i Jay L. .,,zqz d with Mrs. reeseg
ing and whee N tel ednoeelay eveing, mes. zaiefet Sr.. of 6d„,an.itenct
-praeseretteeeting came Ile got up 1 is vielaing friends in this viein-
and cleared his throat anti said; jev »resent.
"Lord, there is Brother Brown. see
'who does nothing himself, but is '
always grumbling and complaining
always grow.ing and finding fault,
and Oh Lord we have given the
=atter earnest consideration and
we have come to the prayerufl con
Cusion that the best thing you
eean do for hint is to take him up
*ko heaven.” But Brothir Browal
jumped up and said, "I won't go.
X Weill go. I wont gea
Alter a While another fellow got
exp Sind said, .'Lord, toe think the Headache of any kind, is caused: by
lest thing you can do is to take atitosintorication—which means self -
him t Lit" Somebody get up I poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
and said "What do you want to , called toxins, sucked into the blood,
maks a prayser like that fora",Hee through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
said, "I'll tell you, i:77 the devil
got that it. congests in the smaller arteries
asim in hell, he'd either run or and veins of the head producing vio-
break it up, un.?, or the other. Ev- , lent, throbbing pain and distress, called
itery preacher has a few members t headache. You become nervous, cle7
te wishes were in one plena, or this
?other. I'll tell \you that.
iDbn't you kaid.w there are a
lot of people who sit arounragram-
Ung and growling, like brooding
thickens, knocking every good
thing doenn; don't be that' kind of
-tattle, no they're 00 use on earth-
ilisee a boaster,. • rooster, crew and
lbooet for all you're Worth. Your
'town :needs the best booster, don't
-ileold hack and see if some other
&now is willing, just sail in, this
4Coun try's free.
BLAKE
Irr. Geo, !Campbell is wearing a
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
in it before breakfast.
Do your Christmas shopping cat is,
This is a NVI-41 motto end pinch mry
be gained in following it, The var-
ieties to oboose, from are more nvimet
ous and yon will get better. service
1:tan if you wait until the big rush is
4311.
spondent, Sick, feverish and miserable,
your meals sour and almost nauseate
you, Then you resort to acetanilide,
aspirin or the bromides which tampon,
arily relieve but do not rid the blorel of
these irritating 'toxins.
legless of hot water with a teaspoon-
ful of limestone phosphate in it, drank
before breakfast for awhile, will not
only wash these poisons from your sys-
tem and cure you of headache but will
demise, purify and freshen the entire
alimentary tenet,
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of liraestone phosphate. It is in-
expensive, harmless as sugar, and al-
most tasteless, except for a sourish
twinge which is not unpleasant.
If you aren't feeling your best, if
tongue is coated or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have wide,
indigestion, biliousness, constipation
or sour, aced stomach, begin the phos
-
pleated hot water euro to rid our
system of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and It is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every
morning never have any headache or
Alow:-Lolserable moptAgg.
EX,4I left •
While attending tine ROrden mee
eta g at St. Marys ee'eeral Mbar-,
ne viners were robbed of suite
mone.y. It is thought it was
-he work of pielepoeleete.
lien. 6, Maxwortay dedieated a:
.ew Methodist 4thruil at. -Ethel,
east Sunday.
James Beer, one lot our esteem-
ed residents, passed away et Vic-
toria hospital, London, on "Nov.24
an his 72nd year. He was a nat-
ive of Wales,
Milo Snell has moved unto the
farm he recently purchased :from
Sweet Bros.
Mr. and arra. Jerry Heataan have
rented their farm near Crediton to
Frank Taylor, and will move to
Exeter.
The meeting held here last :Wed-
nesday was largely attended. Sir,
Geo. E. Foster made a good im-
pression. :
The sad news has been received
here of the death of Mrs. .Albert
Andrews of Pointex, :Sask.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Dr. Woods, the new postmaster
at Bayfield, began on Monday last
on the active duties of that office.
David Dewar, of the Saubie Line
has purchased the property at Bay-
field known as the Whiddon estate
and has moved to that Village.
R. Penhale, who has been out
west for a month returned. to his
home at Bayfield last week.
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HENSALL
Mrs. John McEwen, of near here
passed away on Monday of last
week.
Many of our residents havamade
small sized -fortunes this year in
growing small onions. The crop
was an excellent one and good
prices were obtained.
Mr, Colin Hudson has assumed
the duties as courier on route No.
1; for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs,. Robt. Traquair, of
Tuekersmith announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Eva,. to
Mr. Arthur Jones. of Hansa% the
marriage to take place gulietly
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McTaggart
of the Canada west are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McDonald,
Mr. J. J. Merner, Unionist cand-
idate, held a meeting hone on Tu-
esday night. It was well al:kende
f•
ed.
. oath
Our tax collector is again gath-
ering in the shekels.
T. Trevethielt and M. England
are acting as 'enumerators at the
Crediton pone.
Seutching has beern started in
the flax mills..
0
is concentrating its efforts to win the War. It has
gone about raising reinforcements in the only prac-
tical way; under the Military Service Act, 1917.
Laurier, Bourassa and their adherents admit their
intention of holding up reinforcemeiits so urgently
needed in the trenches.
Where do YOU stand ?
SII.NAE~lAftle.21210.
To
ack p the Boys
To Hasten Viet ry
To Win the 'al --
T Women Every woman may vote who is a British subject 21 years of age,
Voters: resident in Canada one year, and in the constituency 30 days, who
is the mother, wife, widow, daughter, sister or half-sister of any
person male or fernale living or dead who is serving or has served without Canada
in any of the Military forces, or within or without Canada in any of the Naval forces
of Canada or of Great Britati in the present war, or who has been honorably dis.
chafged from such services and the date of whose enlistment was prior to September
- 20th, 1917.
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• Unionist Party Publicity Committee.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township of
Steplien met in the Town Hall, I
Creditor), on Monday, Dee., 3rd. 1
1917 at 1 a, m, All members were
present. The :minutes of the prev!
ious meeting weee read and adopt-.,
ed. ,1
Yearly—Neeb; That the bond
of Alonzo Hodgins, tax collector,1
be accepted and filed with the
clerk. Carried,
Farmers are busy threshing the Webb—MaWhinney; That by -
beans.
law No. 239 to appoint deputy -re-
turning officers and poi, clerks and
COUNTY NEWS . I seleet polling booths, having been
The annuel meeting of the Hur- I read three times be passed and
on Old Boys' Asso sin tion of Tor- signed by the ret' t'? and clerk and
onto, will to hold in that city on the seal of the corporation attach -
Dec. Ith, ed thereto. Carried.
Parkhill has carried a byelaw • A large number of accounts
providing for the expenditure of were passed. '
$i2 0110 for the instal'ation
of hydro . The council adjourned to meet
electric power. , again in the Town Hall, Credition,
•on Saturday, the 16th of ,Dec. at
SCHOOL REPORT •1 P. 111. i
Following is the report of s, S.
Henry Eillier, Clerk,
No, 11, Hay, for the month of STANLEY TOWNSHIP
November ; •. Our Reeve, J. McKinley, is ate'
Jr. IV, — Leonard a'araras, Clara tending county council at Goder-1
Kalbfleisch, Admund Hendricks, ich this week.
ivIelvina Scheele. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Metcalf of 1
Sr. III. — Zitfie Charrette. Wingham have been visiting fri- 1
Jr, Ila. — Gertie Devine, Mabel ends around here for the past weeka
Schade, .Norman Charrette, Don- 'Rev. R. Murray of Chicago, is
Sr. IL—Vinetta Ducharfne.. • .,. 'Ilvi:si‘tqicingvaatrrthLeimia;ree, of Mrs. A.
aid Hendricks, Erwin Schade,
Paul Ducharme, Victor Taylor. visiting her slaters Mrs. John
Miss :Campbell of McKillop is
Jr. II, — Mildred Kalldfleisch,
Pt. II. -- Eleanor ChaaretteoC1- MrKinley and Mrs. Robt. McIin-
arenee Wilson, Emerson Overholt, ley,
Lilian Dueholt. , ale.v Percy Baines of Benmiller
haearee, 'Francis Over-
preached at Goshen Kippen and
Pt. B. — Rufus Turnbull, Leonard Varna last :Sunday,
Overholt,
!Anniversary :Services will be
holt, Colin Wilson, Clarence
held in the Varna Methodist cam cla
apt. A. — Laura Kading, Marie next Sunday when Rev. IL IL Ag-
Charrette, Mildred Taylor. new of Clinton will preach morn -
Jr. Primer; — Harold Overholt, ing and :evening. On Monday no
Ruby E. Kerr, Teaeher. evening :following a concert will
• be :given in the Town Hall, eon -
HAY COUNCIL
sisting of reultSit.', recitations and
' I
addresses. Admiaeion 25c,
Hay C'ouneil met for its regular On Monday evening the members
monthly session on Saturday. and adherents of the Goshen Meth -
A by-law, appointing deputy re-, odist churchme itt the home of
turning officers and poll clerks set- ' Mr. -Calvin and Miss Marie Dow
eating •the poring booths for the son, prior to their departure for
municipal elections was passed., ' their new home_ In Settforth and
The nomination this year will be presented Mr, Dowson with a boa -
held on Dec. 31st, and the election utiful Lound 1VIethodist, Hemel) and
if necessary, will hi. held onJan, Tune Book, a)nd Miss Dowson with
7th, lel& ,
a verse of money with' the follow -
A large number of gravel and nig address.;
other accounts were passed which iTo Mr. an.ci Miss Dowseen,
will he published in the financial Dear Friends ;— '
I) the present yeae. • eemove from one immediate vic-I
As you are about to
statement to be issued at the 'close
The last meeting of the council lefty, we take this opportunity of
!few 1917 will be held en Dec. 15th, expressing Our appreciation of • I
V. HESS, St, Clerk, yon as neighbors and thureh Ivor-
kers• We also desire to voice
our regret at the prospect of youe
remo.vat from our midst.
As neighbors you have been I
kind And courteous, ever ready to:
help 'those about you • who need
assistance. As members of the
•churcia-vou have always exhibit-
ed a truly loyal attude toward thee
cause of Christ in this place, and
this has not been unnoticed by us
your 'fellow members, Yohir att-
endance at service has been both:
reggaer and prompt, and your re-
gular and prompt; Lena your res-
idence
here has been a source of
blessing to the work of Chat.
Especially do we appreciate your
splendid and .efficient labors as ,
members of the choir., and we
wish to assure you that this de-
partment of our church is suffering
a neelous loss. by reaaon of your.
removal. as tangible :proof cf
our sentiments we present you with
these small gifts, and. we ask i-ote
to accept them, riot because of
their monetary value, but simply
as, at oken of our respect and ap-I
precation.
While we are very sorry to lose
you we trust that God's choicest!
blessing will follow you to your I
new home., and that although
your field of labor will be changed
your lives will not be less useful
in extending the Master's King-
dom.
Signed on behalf of the Goshen
:congregation; W. 0. Robinson, J.
E, Dowson, Bert Peck.
Do Your Hens Pay?
A convenient and simple form
to help tell whether the flock is
paying or not, has been worked
pout by the Poultry Division, Ex-
perimental Farm, Ottawa.
This form, which may be hung
up in the poultry house or the
kitchen, provides space for mark-
ing down each day, the number of
eggs laid, It also indicates space
for recording the number of eggs
and poulutry sold or :eaten, also
space to note the feed bought or
taken from the farm, and columns
for entering cash receipts, expen-
ditueree and balances.
The form is a convenient place
to keep your poultry account each
teronth, and may be had on appli-
cation to the 'Poultry DiViSi:1•11,
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, free
of • '',.pe providing duplleate
is 4 -sent to the Poultry Division
each month
If you want to know what your
:hens are doing, write 'for them,
SAVE
UNTIN:
14'nwra4Gmeroara*sepoy
FROM A
ELY GRAVE,
Seldom has a more tragic tale been
told than that of this young woman,
whose parents, brothers and sisters
have all died of consumption, leaving
mi alone to make
could.
Never rause, hard work and wdrry
soon 'undermined her health', when she,:
too, become a victim of this dreaded
disease. Shunned by Mends who
feared contagion without funds, for
she had been unable to save from her
-
small earnings, she seemed doomed,.
like the others of her family, ,to
untimely grave. Fortunately, she was
discovered and sent to the Muskoka
Free Hospital, before it was too late,
where she is now doing well, with
every chance of ultimate recovery.
Appeals are now being made for the
Muskoka Free Hospital for Consump-
tives to enable it to continue the great
work of caring for just such eases as,
this. No matter how small the gift,
it will be welcome.
Contributions may be sent to W. 3.
Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto, or to Geo. A. Reid, Secretary -
Treasurer, Gage Institute) Toronto.
MIT
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