Exeter Advocate, 1915-1-28, Page 42tete ;,buoctute
Sander:, & Creech, Proprietet
In advance $1.00 per year my
$1;5C in United States. If not pa
in advance 50c, extra per year .may
be charged.
s, cera: .lays visiting his cousins, the ,
tg tehel'° families. VYtHE' BD 9 ri'D TMF HU
THURSDAY: J.1 i' .; '
HAY TOWNSHIP FIRE I ail,
ANCE COMPANY. '44e
The Fortieth annual meettno.efe.tl
members of The Hay Tcwnshirat aria
ers Mutual Fire Insurance Cenipany,
was held :n Zurich an •Monday,` Jan'
25 at 1 o'clocl p. m. The followiag-
is a synopsis cf the annual report read
to the meeting.
During the past year the company
insures' property to the amount of
$1,480,785.00 and the year closed with
• insurance of $4,924,055 in -...'o ce ,
assetts amounting to $184,757.93 and
$9,75? 5a cash fa the Bank. $5,3$4.
was pa ci for losses during the veer.
The election of directors we •; by
ballot, The three retiring directors
were W T. Caldwell, Ben. Surerus
and Join B. I albfleisch. Mr. Surerus
res:netl and the remaining two ivith
Henry Neeb. John Pfaff, Alex. Rennie
anti ()ever Kasen were nominated to
fill the vacancies, Tlw clew tion c
sulte:e in W. T. Caldwell, Henry Neeb
*.n 1 Jelin Pfaff Keung elected. At a
stfeeequent meeting William Consit
wa, electe 1 President and John Sher-
ritt Vice -President, for the ensuing
year.
GRAND BEern
MrsP. Baiter lett McnJay tei.t aft
-t Part Huron for a few Tayes-eTlte
"eates of the Methodist church had
a
cuttereaand sewing bee cn Thursday
ef.ereeo n for the soldiers garments
an.' :he Red Cross hospital. -Mr. Jim
Wilson of Parkhill visited at P.13aker a'
Wednesday. --Jos. Brenner has -aliened
e gravel pit on the race course. -Me
Emery Carriere is home from North
Bay visiting his parents. -Mr. George
Tiedeman of Clair, ;rich„ is visiting
his brother Alf. of this place.- Mr.
Liza; of the 14th Stephen visited at
A. Tiedemaan's Sunday.-EtheIr Oliver
c' Greenway is visiting her grandfath
er, P Baker.
USBORNE,
The home of 1fr. and MrS ends
Bra^!: of the 5th concession of this
township was saddened by the death
of their intuit daughter Viola May,
passel away on Friday morning, 'tit
at the age of 6 months, 4 da}era • eShe
was a particularly healthy little drilla
uunti: Sunday when she took ei.:kk•,, of
stomal+ trouble and despite the •best
mad ic:ai treatment and careful eters-
last she: passed away. Viola :\fay was
a braeht ani cheerful child and"' will
be mush missed in the lnousshold.
The funeral took place to the "'EX
eter Cemetery on Monday. The'par-
ent: have the sympathy of the eom-
niunity
Nit Frei Delbridge lost a heavy and
valuable clyde mare by death last
week
ELIMVILLE
.e.fr and Mrs. Hall of Welburie .vis-
ited their daughter, Mrs. \\all Elford
over Sunday, Mrs. Arthur Cursley,
who has been staying home with her
mother for the past four months;, has
gone back to London to take:µ up
house -keeping again with her husband
who es a motorman on the street' ear.
-Mr Enos. Herdman its going to ten-
ants'. on Thursday as a delegate to
attenx the convention of the rargan-
ized Bible Class of America. -Mr. Hen-
ry Sinclair of Sarnia visited at Jahn
Jahns" Jr. one day this week, -Hiss
Grace and Rose Cwdmore of Exeter
spent the week end -at their uncle's,
Mr Silas Johns, -Mr, and Mrs, : Wilber
Hunter spent Sunday in Exeter with
MT Jos Hawkins. -Mr. Jas. Janes_ :of
Exeter with : his young men's Bible
class visited the Elimville class ea -Fri
day night last and entertained ,thein to
a patriotic concert, and Elimviflie 'lass
suoxlie3 the lunch- Mr. Janes is to
be congratulated on the ability of his
yourn€einen ars entertainers: -Time Farm
era' Institute held their annual ,need
ing' in the Town Hall on Monde .°
ternoori and .same interesting p
cal talks were listened to.
v o
• WHALEN. tee enri
Mise Lottie Squire is spending a
few weeks with relatives around %is p
peen anci other ?!laces. -Miss Myrtle.
Squere. who' ;was seriously injtheclete t
a sanaway accident 'two weeks. pg.
i improving end is now sufficiently
teem. leiied ,as• io biteable tie•be 'e
u';T
brei or a short tin each da3+t _ Hea
Langford of Greaten, who cut;.f
his toe:, off with an axe a week tate
while trimming 'a • tree in the bush, is
imprptiing nicely. -Miss Edna Gunn'
is this week visiting friends of r u;can
and Saintsbury.-Miss Florence "Mar
an.i 1Vfiss 'Mahle Henry of Woodhall.
were the guests of Mme. Sam'lageel`w,
nine ca Sunday. -The ice hart rta4
c 'mmenced in this neigh
Jones Biros , are hauling to Gr
and •Hector M•illson is putting- Area
snooly._The girls t>f the Dai,;:..-
sioin Rand gatlanred at then a
Mary Breaks and made a fine' c,;wilt
on Saturday. -Earl Johnston and Wm..
Toohey were guests at Hector
son's Sunday evening. -Ray Dabbs at
Sai,irtsbury had ,a woad bee Tuesday
after_- on and a dance in the evening,
Centralia
Mr John Colwill shipped a ca.rloa
ef,very fine cattle to the Toronto.
inarieet on Saturday. t
Airy. Geo O'Neil of.Ille,rtofecspent
'
M • T Willis is layinte in his .up -
env b ;•'e this -week. The quality is
-tae And the cold weather ver} suit-
Tale for the job.
S\Cif.° Tar Willis:and.. datizghter have
ars. • bon the sick list the apart ,week
tent are On the Mend. la a
Worst has been,reCeived from W..
Elliott who went through a critical
aSaere,ioa :n Toronto- on S:ttu day last
that it was successful and the patient
e , see$ nicely wit t good hosee of re -
x r:^y
S ae*era! from the village took in the
'ee$-ai. at Exeter -an Tuesday evg.
r. atr. Alf. Cans of Byron spent a few
:i s ,the guest of Mr. F. Hicica.
Th:. Concert on Tuesday evening
lire,: by the ,Patriotic League was
argely attended. The speaker for
It ee•eneng was Ex. layer Graham
et London; interspersed with choice
'le'4 tic:ns by Alias Lillian Elliott, ani
ee :Centrale quartette. Mr. Graham
a excellent s- cal er and held the
4;r: ieace for an :hour describing the
:p» ax. phases of the situation of the
.:: at the front and their various
n.- is Rev. Blatchford occupied the
cheer in his -usual good form and those
present say it was, the best address
eao- have listened to for sometime.
Toe late for last week
ree January thaw left tbe roads in
•.t.e a bad state for either wheels',
sleighs. ---Mr. W. R. ,Elliott left on
atter-lav last for Toronto where he'.
v'Il undergo an examination and pro -
ale an operation for stomach trot.-
We halve he tray -return much
T<np: rived.: in health. The Patriotic
" eague are to gave a concert here on
Mlr•nday tight.: Ex, Mayor Graham of
Ln:1oti will give :an address. -Mr, J.
•,eetlee spent a cental$ of days in the
:allege with his new gasoline aawing
,unit and cat several piles of wood.
-- the baseball boys are making ar-
^' reeinents to hold a box social in a
few'weeks. The boys are behin1fin-
ant';4'lly and are taleing this plan to
tette e the necessary funds.
D'ashwod
air G. W. Shore has been bailie
eft race, the past week laid up with a
s vere cold end da gr pee.
Mr E. :MI, Brokenshre was in Zur-
el• ou Sionday on business.
The Flax Company here shipped a
carloae= of flax to the Doom 'Twine
3: Cordage Co. least week, for .vhicb
they rece'ved a good figure.
1 (t•'i to be hoped that the price of
lax wit: leeep up for a few more
near, a:: there has been no money
made at it for some years back.
Ha ! Ha ! Two more of our young
l„ 1 se are replanted to be Joan • en-
ter.nz; .into the blissful state of mat-
rimenv and eae h of them is said to
have declared that no one shall know
the day thereof, neither the :lour.
Pu. -r -r -r Aint it funny how it works
--re Some make a great noise about.
-t titer to advertising in local pap-
ers. others have it published +rem the
pulpit. and some are so s1y. Bow -
wow -more Tater.
Mi and Mrs. Rueben Goetz, who
nave bees v:,siting Mrs. Goetz's sis-
ter at Sarnia, have returned home.
Thi annual meeting of the 1)ash-
teeto•i Planing Mill Co. was field c -n
Tuesdal evening.
Crediton
--',-
1a
R ).. Lraemate, who has .Leen
v: fee i r i ill ; ....rid relatives here the
past few weeks, has returned ace her
home in Detroit, Mich.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Case of Exeter
v s to a at George Hedden's Monday,
-111. 0 Davey's little son is ill. -
efse Sam HeLiden of Crediton East
who, has been sick with appendicitis,
is; aasle to be up and around the
house again, Eli, the second son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sims south of
•Cre.eaton is very sick with nppendi-
citis.--Herbie, the only son of Mr, and
Mrs. Thos. Edwards, is sick with
.per,."-.ues n;,a.-lefas kydd. and Mrs. Bloom
;.eld spent Sunday in Crediton. --Mr.
aw-ic' Mrs. Fred Smith's little daughter
' —,r "covered from a severe attack of
,ere nia.
Vi seeCla,rissa Hill leaves this week
tab talk a course of nursing in one
ca•the•Hospitals in Detroit. We wish
her success hi her studies.
et.:aae- and Mrs.• Thos. Klumpn of Dash-
o• ael eves9ted the former's parents on
Tuesday
'the youngest son of Mr. Wm. Fink -
We -ea -was operated upon for append -
:cater on-. Tuesday by Drs. Stevenson
f- Brendon .and Dr `serefne of town.
-7 `understand the op`eration was a
clt cces.s
,erasee hock*eYteam went to Ailsa
{lrgrF .on Monday and played a tie
„gan .. the scone being 7-7. To see
of the players a person can eas-
l'ate-udge the hatture of 'the ' game,
„lrr-tias a split lip and another a big
'gash Over the 'eye. •°When the Yanks -
s. peeme
ank-s-evme over there to take us these
Mayers will be veterans in the fight.
ankhz. 3 M's :had their first football.
h` :,:i the athletic field' on Mon-
n ight. The height • moonlighi
3e s' fine for the game:. and come
1 . class•. -kicking wias done. Look
or some fast work in the spring.
oifrey.Nicholson made a business
trig to Toronto on Sa.tiirclay, ,
F-1 Eileen M. P. P., attended t -he an
-
anal meeting Of .;the Hay 'Insurance
Company in Zurich : on Monday,
Tines Lawson is around again after
a weeiz's illness from the grippe: "•
Mr eleales scent the week end in
,lion .with firiene.s,
,.( u'.,e a number c,f cur young. people
enebeen enjoying the snow-sh'oe
.aargt. this mast week:
M_ss May Armstrong has returned
Exeter after a week's 'visit with.
fsa Herb Eilber. ;
'Vlr a_ -td Mrs. Wm, Sambrogk vasit-
e friends is Woodharrl• last Sunday;
J s,-,elaist has been, laid up this past
Kneel w th lumbago.
An arch s rarheas been c gan
tett Evangel caj. $undo Scboal;
tr144 they-tnati: il• ,astepeseraace",
"ir # ali3lr n 'i`red sS199 tin s i
i r J i •3Hattch ''mitt 'Mrs. (tett-
fry Gaser, Who have been visiting
kn 1, ,aa Brig'h't have returned Name.
_Mir a::1 ?,l!rs. Wilkey of Stratford'
:ng Ntr. and 'MIs. Herman
:Herr,
GerrnAn Raiders Were •l ent Qo
o, ti Wkrolesal Destruction;
British Public Scoffs` itt German
Claims That a. British Cruiser Was
Sunk, But Amsterdam Despatch
Says Trawler Captain Saw a Brit.
ish Vessel Damaged -Gen. French
Sends Congratulations.
LONDON, Jan. 26. -From inform-
ation received here it is believed that
the German fleet defeated Sunday
was beaded for Hull, bent upon
wholesale destruction.
Its smart and effective interception
by the British squadrons doubtless
saved Hull from it+enaense destruction
such as the big German vessels are
capable of giving. The British navy
has, Indeed, saved England from a
day of genuine rourl,ia. Half an
hour's freedom in firing on Hull
would doubtless mean the loss of
thousands of civilians' lives.
England is growing with pleasure
to -day over the splendid victory.
German claims of having sunk a Brit-
ish battlesblp are scoffed at. The
British Admiralty apparently had a
warning from somewhere as to the
corning of the Germans and was
ready. -
The,t ane of the British warsisips
Angaged in the North Sea battle with
the German fleet on Sunday morning
was damaged, though rant serioxlaly,
by
tbe Genian are -was reported -by
rbe master of the' Dutel steam trawl-
er I)riea, wbieh bas just- arrived at
Ynauiden, accordin•; t a report re-
ieraved by the Central News from its
•orrespondent at Amsterdam and
passed without coa.ument by the Brit-
ish sensor,
The mss+e,' of tie Erica. saysthat
at 9.30 o'e1ae t on Stu clay morning,
while the crew of the trawler was
tlshing 120 miles from. Hellgolamd,
they suddenly heard lir ng.
They saw a German sq;tadron, con-
sisting of six large ships and 22 tor-
pedo -boats. being pursued by a --Brit
lab fleet, which opened fire.
Says the captain of the Erica:
"We soon saw a German battlesbtp
Sink, The Germans retired, lighting
as they ran. They were 'able to
damage, though not seziously, ane of
the British ships.
"The German fleet was soon out of
sight, the Britisb pursuing thorn. The
shelling was very heavy during the
tight. Projectiles fell like rain and
great columns of water were seen
rising in the air."
Lord Fisher, First Sea Lord of
the Admiralty, yesterday received
hundreds of congratulations on the
anniversary of his birth. Be Is in per-
fect health.
The German Report.
BERLIN, Jan. 26 The following
official announcement' on the naval
engagement in the North Sea Sunday
was given out in Berlin yesterday:
"During the advance of our armor-
ed cruisers Seydlitz, Derfftnger,
Moltke and Blucher, which, accom-
panied by four smaller cruisers and
two flotillas of torpedo -boats, were
steaming In the North Sea, these ves-
sels became engaged with a British
detachment composed of five battle
cruisers, several smaller cruisers and
26 torpedo-boat destroyers.
"The enemy discontinued the en-
gagement after three hours' time, at
a point 70 miles ;vest -northwest of
Heligoland, and retreated.
"According to the information
available, one British battle cruiser
and one of our armored cruisers, the
Blucher, were sunk. All tbe other
German ships retuined to port.
(Signed) `.`Von Benncke."
Rear -Admiral Hipper commanded
the German squadron. Capt. Erd-
mann commanded the B1ueher.
Navy Congratulated By Army.,`
LONDON, Jan. 26. -. The official
press bureau last night gave out the
following mess. ge received by- the
Admiralty from Field Marshal Sir.
John French:.
"1 and the army- in• •France `tate$
that you and our naval comrades will
accept our congratulations on the vie -
tory of the British, fleet. in the North
Sea. Convey to Vice-Admiral.Ba.rtty-
and Commodore 'ryrwfiitt and their
officers and men our 'admiration ani!
good wishes." .. .
TO DEFEND. HUNGARY •
•.
Petrograd. Despatch Says That Is the
Purpose of -German' Move
' LONDON, Jan" 26',-A Times' 2e
trograd despatch says:8,,,
"News reaches here o1 "a Britisb
success In the movement from the
Persian Gulf of Bagdad
"It is believed in "Petrogradat
the German -.troops -which have leen
moving through Hungary are intend-
ed to .oppose the Russian advance in
the southern Carpathians, and that
thef'announcement that they were to
move against Serbia was incorrect.
itis not believed possible that the
Germans coul dprepare an - army
etrong enough to act ,against Setbia
until spring." -
British Soldiers 'let Commissions.
LONDON,',. Jan." 26. --''The latest
suplrle`nent of The Loudon Gazette
shows that 77 otricers have been lap
pointed from the ranks to commis-
sions in the British army, because of
efficiency in the field. Most of them
were advanced from the sergeant
grade and tbe regimental non-com-
missioned staff, but some were mere
corporals. -Thew men had taken
commands of companies in the field
when the officers were r• st and other-
wise showed themselves'. wortby 'af.
second lieutenancies. `= •-•a r`.
iSwedisli•People Should Be Neutral.
STOCKHOLM,, Jan: 26 .:The ineu
eaatiali'. laterej sieetwspaper :Ttdningeix
sayit,,that athe . main ,.object of the,
Swedes should not be to seek prod,
by the difficS lities"seef`'the great pow
ers, but to strengthen their defences
thereby assuring respect: for Sweden's,
neutrality by other Governments and
securing peace with her own boun-
daries:
oun-daries;
The anntalt`meeting of the Kirk -
ton Agricultural Society was held in
Aberdeen Hall on Wednesady last,
The .president, Wm. Atkinson, occur"
Pi-ed..the chair. The Secretary -Treas-
urer's report was read, which ah>wed
a balance oat- hand of $306.00.:1 -The
following officers,. were appointed for
the year: President, Wm. Atkinson;.
1st Vice -President, A, Brethour; 2nd
Vice -President,, John Kei�land; Dir-
ectors, John Cole, Rob'', Berry, Sam''
Doupe Rich, Paynter, A. Serr .hill,
Jas. Stephens, Santa Routley, Wm,
Brock, Arthur Francies, R., N. Shier,
R. W, Sweitzer;'Jabez Woodley. And -
iters Jas, Moore, A. M Driver; Sec.-
Treas., Amos Doupe.
The varieties of grain selected for
the Field Crop Competitions, are Fall
wheat Oats and Barley,
The Secretary and President were
apn::nted to attend the annual Cort -
of Fairs to be held in Tor-
onto on the 2nd and 3rd of February.
8r,►laor Onto StarorTotisou, ys
i.evac Cuvarr
Frank 4. ()helm) ,hakes oath that, he is senior
rntt,ter Re the lira, 9f 1. J. Cheney a Co., doing huai-
ney . in the City of Toledo, Couetr and State a ore-
s4id, a4d thatsaid Arta * tl ray the stun. of ONE
klUNDhArt perf44114 for each and WW1' ease et
Catarrk, that cennot be cured by the nae et. Ultra
Catarrh Cure. FKASK J. Ckdfestdf.Y
Sworn t before lie and subacdb*A in ow pros
epee, this Ooh dry ot fheereter, &D. 1586.
(Sale) A• w. GV44)soN.
NOTARY rUBwc
#felt'sGata!'rfxCurtis talon in>sernsU',and acts
directly on the bleed and raucous surfaces ot the
system, Seng for teatinronisrsfree.
P 7.'Og1$t y ,t CO ,Toledo, 0,
Sold by eileDnastfinta 71'. '
Take 114 11' l'zi dtr rub. ins:Conetipation
EDEN •
Quite a ;lumber from here went to
Ltteaa Friday to see the Hydro turn -
e on, --Mrs, Nelson Heal and .aster
of Fullazto-t visited Miss Retire Es-
sery a couple days last week, -.-Wiz.
Coate. and family visited at ,Sher -
woo:' Hunter's on Sunday, -Mr. Alf.
Coates Jr„ has engaged with lar d
Coates tc• work for, the summer.-- alien
Laura Sims of Crediton, visited at air.
Will Hunter's last. week. -Mr. r. Samuel
fliel s is busy hauling gravel and tim-
ber for has beat he intends raising
next spring. --Wedding bells ere to
r::ig in cur midst soon, -Mr, Ind Mrs.
All Coates entertained a number. of
Urea' friends and neighbors to a :owl
supper en Thursday evening last, Alf.
is a worthy.- host and everybody had
an enjoyable time, -Miss Lydia Hard -
ding visited her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Morley at Whalen last week.
Mss Ida Armstrong of Exeter was
the guest of Mrs, Alfred Coates on
Sunday, -Mr. and .Mrs. Homer Demp-
sey of Naperva, Man., visited the
former's nent, Mrs. Samuel Essery, last
week .
MOUNT CARMEL
Banns of marriage were published
in the R, C. Chapels here of James A.
Quarry son of J, G. 'Quarry, and- Miss
Dorothy Harkins of Edmonton, Alta.,
the .marriage to take place early in
February. -!Messrs, John Guainan and
jos .Sullivan have taken a contract to
cu` one -hundred cords of wood for
Mr. Dinnis O'Connell. Dinnis lays
they arc hustlers. -:,Mfrs, Dinnis Ma-
honey had a very successful quilting
be. one day last week. -Miss Jose-
phine Glavin left last Tuesday for
'London where she intends to '•emain
for a few months. -The infant -son of
Mr. Cory Regan is seriously ill this
week. -Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomp-
son of Centralia spent Sunday at the
home of Mahoney Brothers. -Mr. and
Mn. Chas. Glavin moved :nee Their
new aesidence on the townline east
this week:-eMe. Patrick Sullivan dis-
posed of a team of horses last ,week.
to Mr. Sparks of Varna. -Tuesday ev-
ening a large number of neighbors and
friends gathered at the home of Mr.
Rich O'Rourke and enjoyed them-
selves to a dance until a late hour in
the morniilig; Mr. and Miss Murray of
London (returned to their home, after
spending a week with their sister, Mrs
Frank Cc•ughl n --Mr. Joseph Doyle
has eurchased me Edison phonograph
from Mr. Willis Powell of Exeter.
Joe says it ia. a dandy. -The enter-
tainment held in the Hall on Friday
tight .was a success. -Mrs. Ed. Hall is
ai, t])c sick. list this week. Her many
fate:vds wish her a speedy recovery.
FARQUHAR
While. attending the Thames Road
Aaniversy,.on Suhdpy night Mee low.
and 'Wrightgof near Cromarty. was.
deprived .of ..his overcoat, .the ; party,
taking it'`leaving' a very ,inferior one
in its e;tead. It Wes a .purely. unin-
te.ntional exchange. ..
14Iir. Thos ;.Curdy ahem Thames
Road his, puMcrchased the.L ftaroiwned
by Mir. Geo S..Leary, part: of Lot 26,
South Thames Road, c.oaitaiining 63
acres This will be a valiiable ac-
quisition fol Mr. McCurdy's tine home
and ` farm. Mr. McCurdy will take
immediate -possession.-1V1r. John Rat-
cliffc has sold his 100 acre farm,. Lot
7, South .Thames Road; to Mr., Wm\'
ICernick who will take possession in
the spring.' This is 'the old .Russell.
homestead;, being one of .the best'.
farris im Usborne. Mr, Kernick ' has
now 300 acres in .Usborne Township
and one in Hay. Mei sales ,were put
through by Mr. Thos. Cameron. -Mr.
Fred Stewart is enlarging his out-
buildings. and otherwise imlproving.his
farm' surrouaiclisigs. Messrs. Etrintnell
& Sanders have the woodworkk'con-
tract -.Mr. 'Stewart will also build a
large cement • sill --Mss.'' Wm. Stew-
art and daughter Miss Nellie who have
been visiting with old neighbors .and
eriiends here, returned to Taranto on
saturrday.-.Geo. Bolter paid a : flying
visit .to London last, week. -Mrs. Rus -
>ell -who "has been seriously ill, ,we
glad,.•tO;re,piort, is improving,
incertain 'Mc'I cFuga ler as pui•cln5as ,
a fine ,new `cwtter`. --Horton' 7e-
iieve: in being up-to-date -Mr. and'
firs Robt . Saddler of Staffa were:
u e :.c'f Mer. and :Mrs. Wellington
Kerslake on ,Sunday. -Jack Glenn
v .r+ to Gc.'lerich Monday evening`
wr,
the Hensall' O idfellowee-Fred
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W D. CLARICE, Manager:
I,
spa Branches
in +Cartada
Si•4
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Simmons bas gone to Brucefiiell.--
Quite a large number attended! the
anniversary services at Thames Road
on Sunday from this vicinity.
GREENWAY
Miss Grace Mason, has gone to visit
Detroit friends. -Ars.. Thos. Fallis:tnd.
Claude called on friends here on 'iat-
urday afternoon. --Mr. and Airs. Red-
mond of Hensall visited Mr. A. ;tx,
Wilsor's last week, --Mrs. John Lovie
is ill with an attack of la e+rippe.-
1I si Luella Sherritt is visiting
aare le in Stanley. -Miss Mae Wilson
,recovering from a severe ,attack of
bronchitis 'and pleurisy. --The W. M,
S w11l hold an At Home at the' Meth-
od's: Church on Friday evening, 29,
The program will consist of .nusic by
the: male chorus and ethers, +'ead`u;s
recitations and a drama, entitled The
Greatest Need.” Luch served at the
close.
FARM FOR • SALE
Lot 7, Gan. 1, Stephen, the . rop-
erty of the late Thomas Essery.
Brick House, bank barn and frame
barn. 3 good wells, windmill, good
orchard about 8 acres of good hard-
wood bush containing about 500 su-
gar maple trees. Sail clay loam, well
drained and fenced. 'Farm in good
state of cultivation, one-lialf mile
from Centralia station.
Possession can be given to
purchaser
For terms and particulars apply to
GEO. G. ESSERY,
Centralia.;
Or GLADMAN & STAIQBURY -
Barristers, Exeter
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects -taught by expert instructors
at the
kedep,e,
Y. M. C. A. BLDG.. c'
LONDON, ONS'. •
Students assisted to positions. College.:
in session from Sept. 1st. Catalogue
free., Enter any time
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervdt Jr. i
Prindpal , Dawns Atunntent, . .
• 19 Ylce-1 iselpal.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
The undersigned is offering for .ale
or to rent Lot 1, Con. 6, Usborne, 4
mite; east of Centralia, containing
aver 100 acres. There is an the
premises good brick botwe, 'date roof
good bank barn all modernly equip-
ped with cement floors, etc.; good
orchard about 3 acres hardwood tim-
ber• land all in good state of cul-
tivation well watered with two good
wells, and good spring creek running
across one corner of farm, supplying
water all the year round, Terms re-
asonable, Apply to Wm. Whiteford
Exeter
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for ,ale
Lots 35, 36. and past of 37, Carling
Street on which is a good storey and
half frame house, containing 7 rooms
good cellar and kitchen. There are
also a number of choice fruit frees
on the premises and a good stable;
bar t and soft water. Everything is in
a good state of repair. Will be sold
reasonable, Call Saturday for par-
ticulars HENRY GOULD, Exeter
LEARN DRESSMAKING.
W. teach everything, from tfeasnre
to Finish -Drafting, cutting, fitting,
ani designing. Best system in use.
We teach from the most elaborate
toilette toplain- shirtwaist, also skirts
anl coats in all the latest styles. In
Drier to introduce this wonderful met-
ho.1 of cutting we have decided to
give our first 510 course for halt -
price including an up -toy -date scale.
Do not miss this good chance to make
yourselves first -mss cora.`,'-intikers.
We will be in Kippen from Jan. 26th
to 27th: in Hensall hotel from the
27th to the 30th;- at Central Hotel.
Exeter= from Jan 30th to 'eb. 3rd;
in Centralia Feb. 3rd. to 6th. Ladies
wishing .to take this course can meet
ug at these places to arrange Ter
c)ass-MISSES VALLANCE. teacher
FARM 'FOR SALE
i ' S3.1 Lot 8, Con. 12, Tp. Stephen;
50• - acres half mile south of Khiva,
with good frame house, bank barn,
dri ve - shed and other - out buildings
-fpr spring wells -good land, well
fenced and tutderdrained, with thirty
acre under cultivation Apply to
r - , THEOBOLD • DIETRICH
R ,R: No. 3,-1- ail old, Out,
t
THF UNIVERSAL CAR
Having tar -,en the district-. dealer-
ship for Ford u
the rd A 1tomobles 1 beg to
announce that a shi 'l ,eat of cars will
be here in a- few days. and see.
them.
Milo Snell
Dealer
Wes. Snell ..
Assist, Salesman