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Exeter Advocate, 1914-6-11, Page 4LE AN—No dust or flying ashes. Ash shutes guide all ashes into convenient pan. C1ar?s V.. No ash shovelling arnace necessary. See the McClary dealer or write for booklet. 33 T. Hawkins & Son, Local Agents, ' Exeter Not a' Useless Intoxicant, ° but a WHOLESOME BEVERAGE with dietetical and ; medicinal 'uses MADE AS GOOD AS WE CAN MAKE IT — If not sold by nearest wine and spirit merchant, write JOHN LABATT; LIMITED LONDON CANADA, s3 (Exeter Abuorate, Sander: & Creeeh, Proprietors, le advance $1.00 per year irt-Canada $L5C in United States. If not paid is advance 5Oc. extra per year -may be charged TTn3'Iz,sC)AY, JUN J 1„ 't4 Crediton Flys Rev. Becker has retuenedfram :13etro:_t where she visited friends for a, few weeks. Mss Vera Rowe of Exeter has ac- epte_t a position as stenographer at. B. Eilber & Sons'. • Monday was circus day. Quite a number went down to London to see -the. r- oncierful sights. x'Eer .%.netchel ,P. Elder of Berlin, z.ononcted the quarterly services in -elle Evangelical church Sunday 'last. Thc: hot weather tl,;s week '-as shade a fellow long for a coos spot —What's the matter with this town .anyway? Na ice cream parlor.' A big trade could be done just now•: August Kuhn -has moved his house- =hold effects into the house former - Ay occupied by Dant. Sweitzer. -Last Sunday evening a union ser ecce was held in the Evangelical :church. The Methodist pastor, .Rev. 'Jefferson was an Sarnia attending the conference. Rev. Berger of • Cleve- land occupied the pulpit and gave an excellent address on "The Sunday School in the Church." He is a very eloquent speaker and held rapt at- tention throughout the service. Chas Roezler and Jahn G. Young arc- both having their houses repaint - Francis Clark's stable is about !oil -nleted Harry Beaver had the coni: Centralia Mr John Wright occupied the pul- pit on Sunday, . Rev. Blatchford be- ing in Sarnia attending Conference. Mr Thos. Mitchell and Mr. S. An- drew spent a few days in Hensall and attended the funeral of Mr. William 1 L.itchell. Mrs. G. Foster of Byron and Mrs. O'Neil of Ilderton spent Tuesday vis - tine their brother, , Mr. R. Mitchell, Rev Blatchford arrived home from Sarni. on Tuesday evening, where he had been Attending the Methodist Conference. Mrs Essery and daughter, Doris,. left for their home in Crystal. City an Monday, :after spending about a year here. with her sisters. She re- , turned very much. improved in health. i The baseball season opens here to- night (Thursday) in a game here with the •Crediton team. Everybody come cut and ,give the boys a good start, Game called at 6.30 p.m. Mr and Mrs_ S. Snaith of Shipka spent Sunday with theif son, J. Smith ' R Elliott has purchased a ace:. Ford auto. INEr. Seth Brown is visiting relatives in St Thomas and Aylmer. Mr Lloyd Hodgson left last week f for Swift Current, Sask. A large number passed through :ere !and also left on the train for the :ir- cus x London on Monday. The cow belonging, to Mrs. Ander- son that got its•legi broken some •ince ago did not get better and had to sho. on Tuesday evening. Everybody says its hot the east few days. Guess it must he right. _Messrs. Frank and Melville Hand - fora left on Monday far their respec- tive, hone in British Columbia and ;:racf and made a goad job. Saskatchewan. HEN SALL 1 ZION Mrs Mathew Clark Sr Terve, for the 011 Country shortly.- Rora Gei- ger is home from the West, where he he: been spending a .few weeks =A, Smillie attended the meeting of the Loa don Conference at Sarnia, tivher' he is lay delegate, for Hensel! an:d Chiseihurst.-Mr, and Mrs. Sher •, ritr attended the graduation ,reremon- . nes at Victoria Hospital, where their daughter Miss Dora, became a 'ully ..fledged nurse. -Dr. and Mrs. Chesney : and Miss Maude intend leaving in a few days for Kellae, Man., where they purpose to visit his daughter, Mrs. Treble They intend locating in the , West. -Our band furnished the muse:1 at the celebration of the King's Birtli-, day ai Dashwood on Wednesday. -Jas. Chesney V, S., has disposed of Iasi residence and practice to Dr. Malloy We understand that Dr. Chesney will vacate hie home in a few days, after which he will probably go West. He "has been ,practising his profession here or ZZ years.-Tbe death of Mrs. Wm' Mitchell took place June 3rd. She came here over ZQ years' ago•. The de • :eased with her husband, who died about four Years ago, resided for some~' ,rear.: ht Centralia. They then 'novecl is C.hiselhurst, and after slpend,ng • :some years in farming carne to Tien- , .salt 'rhe departed had been :n poor poor health for some time, yet her datev,as not expected til a eounle if day betore it occurred, She teas i.a her 74th year, The funeral took place an Monday afternoon to lien - Meier. Cemetery, k1 QUICK I,APTHA .. - ,1HE WOMAN'S SOAP, I E. Hem is going to erect a silo. - Wen, Smith purchased a valuable horse Tuesday. -Wm. Hera is on the 'ury at Goderich this week. -Mrs. C. Ker- slake of Exeter visited her sister, Mrs E. }Tern Monday. -Mrs. Ihas. Hern is merovmng slowly, -Mrs. J. Johns is ill rheumatism James Horn is erect- ing a fine new*e rive shed.: Friday is pecoratioa Day at the .cemetery. -On Sunday George Stanley of Lucan will ca:x duct anniversary services in aur church. -On Tuesday the W. M. S. will holy'- an ice cream social on the ,'lurch grounds. LUMLEY Mr Fred Ellerengton has treated himself to a fine new car. May he enjoy 'it. -Mr. Win, Thompson is hay - Aft the outside of his large residence nicely painted. The work is being dome by Messrs. Bolton & Follock Hensel]. He is also, haying a fine clrrve shed built. --Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goodfellow and young son, of Toron- to are here holidaying with the lat ter's parents. They are also, visiting relatives at Bruce!fi;eld and Varna. -Mr and Mrs Geo,. Hobk'irk were at Con- stance On Tuesday attending the mare rsage of the latter's nelilee, Miss Gar- net Anderson. -Misses Emma Dickson and Nan Horton were' visitors here on: Sunday. -Jack Glenn' has improved hs woodshed. with e coal of paint. - las Broaclfoot is in Seaforth its the '.merest of his health, CHISELHURST Mr G. L. Wren; ifas purchased a new p;ano for, his family. -There, was not any service here an Sunday last oe ,rg' to Rev, "ERcks attending. Con e, e.xe.e.-Mr. and Mrs. Hod ;ert were Suir y v:sifars at R. Cole's.-` lir, Henry Horton has purchased the tarn ecce and haltf miles south " nrcefrc:!d on the London Road for $7000. }uburb+rn Qb*Seelor Che grana -1 have to cut the groes! Amid the; hast of cheerless things That make a round of oountry lite This la the cheeriesaest, by alanga► 1 had a the Jacquenilnote to spray, The hedge. to ellpe-nay, do not aeon"' The bean to pale, the peas to hoe, And.when I plan ap evening eft It rales'and rains and Keine, anti:. then I have to cut the grass again! But there will come a time 411 right In some far summer era I paps When, bent beneath the weight of year shall not have to cut the grass, And if at last the summons be Not to some verdant realm of bliss, But to dry and bladeless bourne; A hotter suburb e'en than thief (They say there's one), why, bah and tell At least there'll.: be no grass to cut! -Judge. An Unfortunate Abbreviation. Cardinal Gibbons was discussing Gil• tnore and his band. "Gilmore," continued the cardinal,' 'was famous for his playing of. Mo- zart's 'Twelfth Mass.' On one occa- sion he played it in a North Carolina town, and next day the local paper announced that he 'rendered with great effect Mozart's "Twelfth :Massa- •ehusetts."' "-Popular Magazine. How Lon'g•Can He'Stand It? This is Mrs. Forbes -Robertson Hale's latest suffrage story: "A negro wonun was arguing and ar- guing with her husband, and when she had finished he said. 'Dinah, yo' talk don't affect me no mo' Mtn a flea bite.' ' "'Well, niggah,' she answered, 'I'/ galena keep yo'seratebin Wom an's Mime Companion: His Limit "Queen of my heart," he softly sighed& "We'll travel fast and far Along the dewy country roadie Within a touring car - Or on a white; palatial yacht Beneath the moonlight pale' Across the blue and breezy bay; .• take you fora sail "Together in an aeroplane, We'll mount the azure sky. _ And soar among the tieecy clouds And with the eagle fly, Or in a speed} motorboat We'll skim by cape and highland." And then they took a trolley car .And went to Coney Island. -New York Times. At Last: Warren Chambers -So Cashier Mor ral has gone wrong? They say he has been stealing for fifteen years. Barclay Murray -Why, when they In- vestigated his books a year. ago I thought he came out of the 'ordeal un- spotted. Warren Chambers -He did, but they have spotted him now. -Puck. The Essential. "You see, we have good streets, ex- cellent lighting and shipping facilities. Trade conditions are good We hope you will locate'' here." -e•n "I dunno," said the visitor. "Things look good. But tell me this." "Well?" "What ]rind of a ball team have yon got?" -Washington Herald. Summer Stuff. They dabbled their tootsies, side by each. In the rippling mountain brook. He was a pippin; she was a peach - Wonderful! Have a look! He fished in that little purling stream. He swore he would catch a whale. His swear was only a summer's dream Terrible! Hear his wail! He waded out of the crick, by ling, In the hazy sunset glow, And he hadn't caught a gol darned thing, By 'golly! But she had, though! -Cleveland Plain Dealer. Just a Precaution. "Why are you starting out with an umbrella on such a sunshiny day?" • "I am bound for the art gallery." "But you cannot exhibit an um- brella." "Of course not. But a notice on the catalogue says that one must leave his cane or umbrella outside before he can enter." -Toronto World. Kindness. "Do you ever go out of your way to do things to make other people hap- PY "Yes.' I crossed the street this morn- ing to avoid meeting a man who owes money to me." -Chicago Record -Her, sla The Busy Man. "Away, away!" Said William Rix. •'I have no time For politics." Then, just to show His proper bent, He bought some bait And fishing went. -Birmingham Ag -Harald.. Benefited Anyway. "Sorry you couldn't attend our ban- quet last night, doctor. It would have done you good." - "Thank you! It has (none me good. 1 have just prescribed for three of the guests."-Hoston Transcript, The Literary Courtship. "They started .in a purely platonic way to read 'Lucile' together," "Well?" • "Now they are..Interested ln'"a book that tells how to build a $1,000 house." Louisviile Cq irler-Journal, The Darkest Huur, Bow often, oh, how often, were you told in 'your youth, • "The darkest hour Is just before the dawn!" '• How often, oli,'hoty often, did you 'find the real truth - The darkest hour Is lust before you pawn!' ..w lew "Kora Sun. Occasionally, Ingtxirer--Do you ever set Into troll= bice on account of careless pedestrianlli? Chauffeur" Sometimes. The, last time ran into one t smashed n ell dant tamp all to smithereens,--Chlepgo'ITIb 0..64 .:.3i'ek • ..;ii •. - KITQN; . The death oceturred at the lime of Stevens River Road on May 77 of Richa,tcl Wiles :a,t early settler of Blanchard. Mr. Wiles attained the re - remarkable ago of 97 years 8 mouths., ile came to Blanchard nearly 60 years ago,. Hie bad been a remarkably act ive min until a year age The. fun- eral.was held ori Friday afternoon, service ,being held by a former paster Rev Co1$n ,Fletcher, Interment took place at K,trkton Cemetery, Beware of Ohitmeuts for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the souse of smell and ennpletely derange the whole system when entering it thrpugh the mucous surfaces, Suoh "articles should never be used except on prescriptions front repute, blephysicians, as the damage they will do is ten -fold to the good you can possibly derive from theme Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous suriaoes of the system. .In boying $all's Catarrh Cure be sure you gttthe genuine, It is taken inter. nalyand madeip Toledo, Ohio, by F. T. -CARNET & CO. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, Price75e. per bottle. • Take Hall's Fancily Pillsfor constipatiox, LUCAN Jolla McFalls proprietor of the West earn Hotel, of , this village died at his home on Thursday after a short : ill- ness of two days,. He was the son of Robert and Jeanette McFalls of Con. 2 Biddulph, who survive him; also Mrs. Maguire' 01 Central,ig, James Mc - Fella of Bryanston; Mrs. 0. McFalls and Marshall "McFalls of. Lucan and Wilbert at home. - The remains of Mltoa Atkinson, ;brother. of Mrs. R. Dickens, 4th con. Biddulph, were brought here Friday from Traverse City Mich., and were interred in St. Jamey. cemetery, Clandeboye, ZURICH Mrs. Graham of Goderlich is visiting he: daughter Mrs. J. 'J. Merrier for a few days,=Fa-ed Hess of .London a few days with his parents- Mr..apd Mrs: Fred Hess, sr., last week. The business .men of this village have de- cided to • close at 6 o'clock Monday nights as well as Tuesday.,. Thursday and Friday. -Mrs. Henry Koehler of the Goshen Line, who suffered a slight .stroke, and, w'as tri a• critical con_ dation. fon some time, is convalescing. -Mrs Clara Becker, \vete" of William Becker and eldest daughter of Mar- tin Wurm of this town, died last week at her home Bronson Line, near Dashwood after aaz.5Uness ,-.of-•several months. She had' s-eached•.,fhe 'age of 32 years and 8 months, and leaves besides :her sorrowing husband three small children. to mourn her early de- mise. c.c.M WA L Kt�,s>� ONTARIO MEDICAL INST. 263 -265 YONGE ST. TORONTO GENITOURINARY NERVE-=StIN-& BLOOD DISEASES CONSULTATION FREE PERSONAL OR BY LETTER THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIRR E ODER SIR WALKER. C.V.O., /41, 1).. D,C.L., !President Rip. Cenera4Manager JOHN AIRD, Ass't General Manager CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS Interest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and upwards Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts are welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons,'with.- draw^ais to be madeby any one of them or by the survivor. S$1 EXETER BRANCH -G. L. WAIiGEI, Manager, Branch also at Crediton' The Molsons Bank Incorporated 1855 Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 85 BRANCHES IN CANADA •kRGENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, CIRCULAR 'LETTERS OF CREDIT TRAVELLERS CHEQUES , Issued BANK MONEY ORDERS. SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT at al, Branches... Interestetllowed'athighest current rate. - ;' - EXETER. BRANCH' Agents at Exeter fortbe Dominion Government. N. D. 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