The Exeter Advocate, 1915-12-23, Page 4Oxtter ,buortAty, I
WHALEN
S an:ta,K .e c:>t ti,
proprietor- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nilson e-
In advance $1.00: per year in- Canada turned to their home at Lucknew on
$l 5t in United States. If not paid Monday after a pleasant visit with rel
ir. advance SOc. extra per year may anise° and friends around here.—Mrs,
Ile charged George Jones of Kenton, 'Mane is
tome ee a visit with her parents,` Mr.
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T 1JRS:DA DEO, 23,191 and Mrs Phillip Brooks—GordM
an r-
' r, lee of Stratford Normal is home for
the holidays as is also Miss Mionie
MilIsor: of the Collegiate.—Lorne Gun
Hint; who enlisted same time ago, has
had to undergo an operation, at Strat-
hospitat and is doing nicely. --Several
or our boys have enlisted lately,!lanr-
elv Fred Hopkins at Exeter, Lorne
Gunning at Stratford, Oliver McNaugh
toe any Roy Hudson at Torontos—
ii'L wish to state that our ladies are
doing theist bit, having now shipped
three males of clothing and a shipment
of jan. last week, They sent 19 pairs
of socks and 16 doz. shirts io the
boys at the front, through the Red
Cros: Society .--Mr. John Wright en--
tertained a number of their friends to
fon supper an Tuesday evening of
'ase week.—An event of more than
usual interest took place on :friday
eventing, Dec. 17th, when Mr. and '.ers
Gee Millson of the general store, cel-
ebrated their Silver wedding. Besides
their neighbors and friends around
here guests from a distance were pres-
ent numbering sixty in ell. A very
i►mptuous supper was served, the
t<: a menu being oysters. The even
• ine, was very pleasantly spent in var-
ied amusements and phonograph eel-
. assns, The beautiful array of sil-
Dashwoq
Dor't forget the Christmas enter-
tainment or Dee. i'i5 at the evangeli-
cal
•vang eli -
:al church. Excellent program ex-
pected,
Mess E Crawford, Who has Been
,a?ndueting the milliner)• department
for `h srs. Kellerman Sr Son, :eft loft
for Beim:;are Monday morning.
Mr. le Mates, who has been visiting
at the home at D. Schram or some
time, left [or his home in London St-
•
urday •
Mr S Ireland of Stratford was a
-visitor here Friday and Saturday.
Mi. Elgin Schatz of Clinton is
speeding the holidays with the rela-
tives here •
Miss Letta Guenther of Stratford
is spending, the holidays at her .some
here
Centralia
The yoer ; ptopie of the t'e eld
' 'd 'i and 1Mr4 efts-rsc
surpr.s.- r. ..n
Eilio , at their home the other uignt
the hi.gl• esteem in which Mr. and Mrs.
Melsor• are held. --Several o: the farm-
' ers around here are hauling home gra-'t
vel 'tu erect new buildings aext,
- summer
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HENSALL
F W Smallacotnbe has been on
the slice; list for two weeks but is
improving.—Lloyd Hudson is recover-
ing from the third fracture, of an arm
—A flag donated by G., C. Petty now
floate over the Town Hall.—Will Mc-
Queen has returned from the west.—
' Chute.; Troyer and family have 4e -
turned turned from a visit in the west.—Mr.
'and eIrs Keith of New York are
guests at James eloore's.—John D.
Stewart and wife are visiting in De-
troit.—The hydra commission has rent
their estimate for furnishing ,Mower to
Hensel'. The amount asked is $10,-
000 spread over a period of 30 -years.
The number of street lights; is placed
at 65 of a hundred candle power each
—On. December lath Mrs. Robert
Dalrymple of this place passed away
a: the home of her daughter, Mrs.
W Houghton of Cromarty, where. she
had been visiting for some weeks,
during which time she had steadily
been growing worse. Besides Mrs.
Houghton she leaves another daughter
Miss .Polly to mourn her demise. The
funeral took place to eleTaggart's
cemetery.
Pete: Murray, a farmer of Hay
Township entered an action against
the village of Hensel' for damages rnd
a perpetual injunction restraining the
is vein! from using a half acre of
Jrware given by the guests, bespeak'
hr`nginx baaske''s, oysters, etc.. end
:lurine the evening amuse l :he',,,,;1
ve' a' d fferent games, Atner vnper
s
11411:1o.n: parlor lamp wa , �•esen:ed
'to the a ninny t couple. Mr. Gordon
soar ret! n , address and 1tr, '.r-1
.;hie Rolr'nson making t1i: presentation;
Mur iy math a suitable reply. F l
lowine is 'the address.—
Te Mr and Mrs. Murray . I•Il t —
Pew Friends,—We are :gathered to-
gether to -night at the beginning of a
new epo:h in your life to wish you
a haupc and prosperous married life.
We could not consent to see y on
start a new home in our midst with-
ote some expression of our affection
and sincerest wishes for alright fu-
ture for you.
A, a slight token of our esteem
and good wishes we present to sou
this lamp May its pleasant ,,,low
serve to remind you o the friendly
heart.- near you.
Please accept our little present
va tS, {nae earnest good wishes.
?our Friends and Neighbors.
Crediton
christmas without
music is like June
without roses.
Will
'. Sea rrs Ci, .tn es to all. '4.17,-
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,l.tyt:1', s c t v. S.'e oa bring joy to •nany
Eronn:: and we' ask you to especially
remember the ones in need and dis-
tress.
The Xmas program of the Metho-
dist Church will be held Thursday
night tbi', weak. 1 splendid Program
ks.e. been prepared and everybody
-.hould go esti enjoy tr.: evening's .'n-
-ta nsn�:: rat. On Xn:a : night the 'Sun-
day ti.'hoo' of the Evnngeliical church
will give their annual entertainment.
The first part of the program will
;:oasis: of choruses, recitations, :.'rills
etc..while the second part will be a
"Bethlehem Xmas Pageant" which is
something out of the ordinary and
which.. promises to surpass `anything
given in this village in the past. Re-
membes these two entertainments and
come
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles D Braun of Detroit last
Friday. We extend congratulations.
Clarence Eilber, who left here for
Detroit some weeks ago to take a
position with the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. was operate I on. ;or ap-
pendicitis last week in ene of the
city hospitals. We are pleased to
learn that the operation was a suc-
cess and he is ;making, rapid headway.
Miss Ella Link left for Lhly,Mice.,
last week where she will visit lies
uncles for sometime.
Rev 3'. A. Schmitt of Berlin was
fn the village on Saturday.
Xmas parcels are beginning to ar-
rive The mail man will be glad when
this week has passed. Our -merchants
have a special request to make .end
that is to "Shop early".
Mrs Teller and children of London
are visiting their mother, Mts. Aug -
us; Ewald who went through an 'per -
atop last . Wednesday. We are pleas-
ed 'to state that Mrs. Ewald's condi-
tion is rapidly improving, and we hone
to see her• well as ever in e. ,bort
time..
The home .of Mr. and Mrs.. Fred
Heist was the scene of a pretty sired -
ding last Wednesday, Dec. 15th, when
at 1.3e p. m. their eldest daughter,
Miss Louise M., was united in - far-
riage 'to Mr, Arthur J. Amy. " ; .ev.
Becker performed the marriage cer-
emony in the presence of about 200
, guests While Miss 'Losetta Hoist,
sis'tes of the bride, played th'e wed-
ding
ed -ding march the bridal party took aieir
places beneath a beautiful arch, trnn
med with evergreens and flowers, and
a white dove. The bride was •Iressed
in white satin, trimmed with seed
pearls wore a veil and carried a bou-
quet of roses and Bullies. She was at-
tendee by 'Miss Minnie Amy of ' Ham-
ilton and the groom was supported'
ba Mr Everettt Haist of Detroit.
Miss Gertrude 1 -list, cousin of - "he
bride. made a charming ring -bearer.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
. gold pearl set sunburst and chain; to
to the bridesmaid a brooch et with
pearls-, etc the groomsman a pair of
'gold cuff l'imks; to the ring -bearer, a
lavalier and chain and to the pianist
a, brooch set with pearls. The happy
couple were the recipients 'of many
beau't)fu' and handsome gifts, bespeak -
int their popularity. After the wed-
ding dinner had been served• the brid-
al couple took the train at Exeter for
Toronto ,Peterboro:..and Hamilton. On
their return home they will reside on
the grooan'sfarm on the 8th cones-
sloe o; Stephen: We- -exeend our
hearty congratulations and wish thein
ei cry joy and happiness.
SEAFORTH—Whivle decending a
stairway in her hosi e, Mrs. Patrick
Weise of this townmade a misstep
and falling, fractured her left aril l e- j
low the elbow, besides sustaining ',eel, II
fut injuries .to her'back and head.:OPEN EVERY EVENING UP TO CI- RISTMAS.
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here be a Piano in your home
this Christmas?
;round next ,to his farm' as a dumping
,rouna, The judge decided in favor
of the plaintiff for $20 damages :nd
ordered the place cleaned up, defend-
ants to pay costs on county eourt
scale.
Before Pope Magistrate Andrews,
in Clinton on Thursday last W. Ache-
son proprietor of the Commerclsi
Hotel at Hensall, pleaded guilty to a
violation of the Canada Temperance
Act and was fined $100 and costs as
a second offence, The magistrate
warned Acheson that the next 'lime
he appeased before hiss it would he
a jail sentence.
The Sherlock -Manning Organ �� Com -
Pane has issued a writ against., W.
Cooper of Kippen, Huron County, for
$293.46- the amount of tWO 'promis-
sory notes made by the defendant in
favor of the company.
Col, H B. Combe, Major Shaw and
A H Mus grove, M. P. P., were in
1-Iensal Monday arranging far she
formation ,of a local recruiting c.arn-
mittee to assist here in getting men
for the 161st. The following were .ap-
pointed. --Chairman, the reeve; corn-
mittee Rev Mr. Knight, Rev. Mr.
Smith, Mr, A. Murdock, E. Rennie
and I McDonell, with power to add
to their numbers, . A. recruiting offi-
ce will he appointed here under
Lieut C. Hall,
THE JOY BRINGING GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY, MAKES
THE HOME BRIGHTER, 'I'IIE CHILDREN HAPPIER AND ENDURES
A LIFE TIME. WE WILL GIVE YOU SPECIAL PRICES UP TO
CHRISTMAS EVE. DON'T FAIL T'. SEI" OUR LEADER AT $185,
DELIVERED COMPLET.e, WITH S 1 JOL MANUFACTURED BY
THE LARGEST AND BEST COMPAN). IN CANADA, AND GUAR-
ANTEEL FOR TEN YEARS.
THE FOLLOWING PIANOS ARE CARRIED IN STOCK — GER -
$ARD HEINTZMAN, NORDHE1MER NEW SCALE WILLIAMS
KARN, MORRIS AND DOMINION.
Sewing Machines
CASTO IA
For Infants ar i Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beats
the
Signature of
FARQUHAR
The Bazarr Bazarr held in Thames Road
Presbyterian church in aid of the 'reed
Cross Society proved successful, the
proceeds being .$170. --Mr. and -.Mrs,
Thorne?. Hodgert have returned from
Muskoka. --Mr. Foster Bray ;s .rnprov-
ing an is expected home for .,hrist-
Inas
ST. MARYS—Robert Johnston, a
married man while working in the
cement quarry Friday was crushed by
a cave-in .and his face so badly smash-
ed that three large pieces of his
jaw and cheek bones had; to be 'aken:
out by the surgeon.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SINGERS AT $25,00, drop bead. NEW WILLIAMS $25 drop head.
TWENTY-FIVE NEW. RAYMONDS JUST ARRIVED, NO REASON-
ABLE OFFER REFUSED. COME PREPARED TO TAKE A VIACH-
INI? HOME WITH YOU.
SMALL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE—INCLUDING VIOLINS, MAN-
DOLINS GUITARS, FLUTES :AND MOUTH ORGANS.
ALL THE LATEST PATRIOTIC AND POPULAR SHEET 'MUSIC.
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, new designsand new prices 15c. to 51.50
CROKINOLE BOARDS $1.25 to $1.50
CHILDREN'S SLEIGHS, 25c. UP
ROCkING HORSES;' 51.00 and $1.40,
IRON CARTS X40 "cents.
,WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY AND WE
Yt>tf TO COME AND LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK.
actin & Son
INVITE
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SIR EDMUND 'WALKER. C.V.q., LL.A:; A.C.L., i'resictent
301W AJRD, General Manager. H. V. P JONES. Ass't General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FIND, $13,000,000
FARMERS/ BUSINESS
The Canadian Rank of Commerce extends to Fanners every
facility for the transaction of them' banking business, including
a
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
are supplied free of charge on application. ss4
EXETER BRANCH—H. J. WHITE Maar. CREDIT-ON—A, B, KUIHN, hfakr.
INCORPORATED 18
MOJ3€NS BANK
Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
se Branches In Canada•
A DeaaraI Beaking Business Transacted
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest allowed at highest ourrent rats
EXETER BRANCH --
W D. CLARICE, Afenages-.
GEORGIAN MFG. 00„ -
The Harmless but Ani- C
cent rem edyter 3lis dacha
Neuralglaa,Ansera is*Sleap-
Nssnsss, Nervous EV+
haustion, arc.
00 AT Ai.L DRuant$t'i, or by Rett hi
COWLWNGWOOD. ONT.
Christmas
Gifts for All
Jewelery, Clocks, Silverware, and Cut Glass.
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Bracelet Watch for Ladies , Cut Glass for the
Men's & Boys' Wrist Watch Housewife
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Signet, Birthday and
Emblem Rings
Pendants and
Lockets and Necklaces
LAWSON &