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THLURSDAY, JAN. .50, 1919
Centralia
Cita! 1, e sting.- meeting of the
Centra is Farmers' Club w31 ee; held,
at Moffatt's Hotel on Friday eve irti4
asset fo:• general business. Everybody
ter:ewe please ata M -td. - VF . J.
lteu,zi..o i, Pre3.
A Farmers' Club was organized here
o t Friday eve-n;zag last, with the fo1-
low'ne o:q'e'ere,-Pres . \V. J. R,o'vi~z-
soa; \,--e Pres„ Murray Ellott;See.-
Tse : I.toyd Hodgson; Directors,
C'ta t. !elec. Herman; Mitchell, Andrew
iii ,=, Andrew• Isaac, Jas. Glavian, Geo,
]-It-.,-s i large attenda.-ice wee lyres -
e t.t: the mese::hag, and (et;te a large*
nuni'.er became members. Rev= W.
D
Senders addressed the ineetieg re-
gerdiee the a.;R.s and obje, is •••t the
farmer. Flubs
\\':^face Eenea of Lon h n has
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sae .6 :t3 home the past taw days !.<da
iii= to %nee an her father who has
bee t su teniae from an :,flack of iii -
flue et but s somewhat .mproved
Mr. John Knee 45 at present ill; in
Sttttf<nd with reur.:is. he :twid Mrs..
Kent h nsi sesta there on a v.sit.
1 e MiaSitYa Circle will scold a quilt -
in; el the church on \Vediiesday ac-
tOrtl-)G'.`, and will entertain ta.'r, the mean-
b4e-:, of the Seeear and jttnaar Organ-
ized Classes to tea and asocial even-
ing afterwards.
Mrs Thos. Boyer visited with her
mother in London over Sunday.;
The Advocate is in receipt . t a
communisation unsigned. and post-
Merlted at Centralie4 We must have
the alartetur,: of the writer before a
eotemeni• at on, is published.
Brucefield
Fete. Camerae: ties::;ing et the
here o: Mr. and ;firs., Ch; s. Wasman
Kittle Stewart Horton who Isis
been land up for some time with tan
attac% o; 1➢neuma^,it, is int;,rov'n.,.and
w 11 soot, be well •a;,airs;-Mr.• Henry
Monteith eisl, of Povass: •s visited. in this
of ,nut:• during the past week. He is
a brothe of ),Ir. Alex. 'Monteith -Mr.
la Fotl.eringhatn returned • from For-
est with s•x horses this week. - Mr.
Fred Burdge deposed of his zit.: gree
tetra to a Torente buyer" -Mrs.
Desiiaon. of Hease . _, sisitine
dauelner -Ndrs. G. A. G1er.;i. We era
p Lam; sal t3 s": Mrs, t,.'.;,ksoa :trotted
of:e- aa, 72 sen, .°.L'kess.
CASTO R 1 A
For T. -if -nets and Children
In Use For Over 30Years
Always bears
the
,Signature of
Hensall
Mrs. Peck .has returned from her
visit in her home in St. John, N. a,
accanip:,nied by one of her sisters. -
Mr. aid Mrs, D. A. Cantelcn ware in
Clinton visit:ma ;Mr. Cantelons aged
father, who had the misfortune late-
ly to fall and break his hp. -Mr. Jas..
Carla., who has been qu'te seriously
is reeov cri'ig nicely. -Mrs. F. Car-
lin announces the engagement of her
eldest daughter, Mary Cathertr>,e,
(Marie), to Dr. H. C. Sway _zIagder,
Oyrn, Alta„ the marriage to take
place early in February,- Our 1' h.i:
schools re -opened last week, ..fter t e
ins closed oniaccount of the "`flu""-
Mrs. Henry Cook alas in Guelph vis-
iting her daughter, Mn. H. Jornes—
Sergt Thos, Sherrie returned home
from overseas, he having early in the
war enlisted with the 161st Huron
Battalion and received'. serious wounds
-Miss Essler of Minneapolis, Mims.,
visited with her relatives, Rev. Mr.
McConnell aasd fansvly,-A number of
the friend; of Mrs. A. McPherson and
'daughter, wiles* Ella., met at the home
of Mrs Harry Arnold and presented
each with a lite' pure of money, the
same 'tieing contributed by the Sunday
School and Mission Band, as a token
of their aprecnation sof the services
of Miss Ella, who bad been a teacher
and 'leader :;n each, and from the busi-
ezess men. as a tangible expression of
their esteem, as the widow and daurh-,
ter of the late Mr. A.lexawsder Mc-
Pherson, who had carried on business
here for a long term of years.
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germs and tendencies which,
unless thwarted, weaken the
system and invite disease.
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NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK.
fttlportah;t Events Which Hay,
Occurred Dut ing the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care-
fully Compiled and. Put Into
Randy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper— A.
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Eldon Westman has been appoint-
ed deputy postmaster of Toronto.
Gustave Ador, President of Swit-
zerland, will arrive in Paris to -day.
A recount has been ordered of the
Woodstock mayoralty election bal-
lots,
White Russia has proclaimed its
anion with the Russian Soviet Re-
public,.
A big seizure of liquor was made
from a car on the Dufferin siding of
the C.P.R. in Toronto.
Several Hamilton churches Increas-
ed their pastors' stipends and voted
them bonuses in addition.
Victory bonds sold in 1913 are now
listed on the Toronto and Montreal
Stock Exchanges din
far open trading.
The anti -loafing regulations of
April last have been rescinded, aw-
ing to altered industrial conditions.
A movement is en foot among
French Deputies to make Versailles
the permanent seat of the League of
Nations,
Xing George a.
K g eo ge yesterd y decorated
Private Thomas Ricketts, Aret New-
foundiand Regiment, with the Vic-
toria Cross,
Ex -President W, H. Taft declared
in Toronto that if he were 'Britain
he would not reduce the navy by one
torpedo boat,
The nuns of the Catholic Lyceum
in Lindenstrasse, Berlin, marched to
the polling bootie on Sunday in a
group and voted,
The Austrian Government has in-
formed former Emperor Kari that
unless Monarchist movements cease
he must leave Vienna.
Several group games in the On-
tario Tankard were postponed yes-
terday
es-terday in various parts of the pro-
vince because of lack of ice.
Rev. John R. Cummings, pastor of
the Walkerton Roman Catholic
Church, died at Hamilton as a result
of injuries received in a train wreck
near Harrisburg ten days ago.
W .EDNFSDAY.
The German National Assembly is
to meet at Weimar.
The ex -Kaiser's birthday is to be
celebrated at Amerongen Castle.
Counter-revolutionary demonstra-
tions are reported from Budapest.
Burlington's new nominations for
the eoraneil v'9l1 be lseld Monday.
The rivet day of the Salvation
Army drive in Toronto yielded over
$33.000.
The War Badger was launched at
Welland by the British American
Shipbuilding Co.
There is now an ample supply of
sugar available in. Canada and a con-
siderable quantity for export.
The Swedish military mission sent
to Esthonia advises that troops be
sent there against the Bolsheviki.
Hon. George Graham says that. Sir
Wilfrid Laurier is anxious to have a
reunion of all Liberals in Canada.
The University of Toronto Senate
has cancelled military drill fur the
students for the remainder of this
session,
Louis and Sainte Agnolezzi of Ap-
pleby were fined in all some $800 for
distilling liquor and their outfit was
confiscated.
The Lion Brewing Co. of Kitch-
ener was fined $200 and costs at
Guelph for selling beer over 24 ner
cent. alcohol.
Kitchener is to adopt the two -
platoon system in its fire department
on March 1. St. Thomas firemen are
asking for it.
Ottawa merchants registered a pro-
test against the proposed absorption.
of the Bank' of Ottawa by the Bank
of Nova Scotia.
The Central Ontario Liberal As-
sociation was formed at a meeting in
St. George's Hall, Toronto, with Mr.
W. E. N. Sinclair of Oshawa as presi-
dent.
Leslie, son of Thomas West, whose
barn on the Carmack farm, near
Woodstock, was burned, was arrest-
ed
rrest
ed and, it is alleged, confessed to
setting fire to it, but could give no
reason.
THURSDAY.
Hon. Dr. Cody addressed the To-
ronto teachers.
The Legislature has been called to
meet February, 23:
-The women of France are deman
ing representation on the League At
Nations.
Lawn bowlers of the Tillsonburg
club engaged in a game at that town
on Monday.
Miss Emily Withers was killed by
a street car when she tried to cross
in, front of it, in Hamilton.
`: s. C. Fidler of London while
stooping to stroke a pet dog had the
lobe of her ear bitten off by it.
Sunday, Feb.' 16, has been fixed by
the Government as a day of national
intercession for the Peace Confer-
ence.
The Empress of Britain docked at
Halifax and seven trains carried its
soldier passengers to their home dis-
triets.
A strike by the electrical workers
in Berlin, Germany, has left the city
in darkness -during the ' past two
nights.
The Berlin police have surrounded
the hiding place of former Chief of
Police Eichhorn and expect to cap-
ture him.
The body of an American military
policeman rash has been found in Paris
suburbs with wounds indicating that
he had been murdered.
Dight Sydney, N.S., housemaids
have formed a maim, aiming to have
their'
wages g increased from $12 to a
minimum of $20.a -month,
Frank McCullough was found
'guilty of the 'Murder of Acting<De-
tective Wiiliat? yin Toronto, and sen-
tenced to be lutn'ged; on May 2.
Ottawa business men propose to
buy, up the sk; ocof the Bank of
Ottawa to` prefent its being amalga-
mated with the Bank,of Nova Scotia.
The oublisher`•,„elc"t`lie. Denver Post
offered. Jess Millard $101,000 for a
match with Jack Dempsey. Willard
declined an the ground that he might
get hurt,
FRIDAY,
The Board of Trade held its annual
tweeting.
Bolshevik forces are evacuating
,Petrograd,
The Niagara river bridge project
has been revived.
Thirty-four women have been
elected to the National Assembly of
Germany.
The Anal report of the Victory
Loan Committee places total sub-
scriptions at 695 millions.
Portuguese warships are reported
to be bombarding Oporto, which is in
the hands of the Monarchists..
The annual statement of the Dom-
inion Bank shows considerable ex-
pansion in both assets and deposits,
The public burning of opium stooks
in Shanghai has begun and on the
first day $2,000,000 worth was de-
stroyed.
Mrs. C. D. Gilman, the noted so-
ciologist, at a meeting last night in
Toronto, derided the term "domestic
econom
Dr. G.y," E. Morrison, adviser to the
Chinese Government, was in Toronto
yesterday en route to the Peace Con-
fer enGe.
While an a brief visit to London
to secure his discharge, Pte, Morris
McAteer
., i
f Detroit contracted p
efl U.r
and died.
The New York Legislative Assem-
bly has ratified the federal prohibi-
tion amendment. The measure awaits
action by the Senate.
In a rough, fast game at Ottawa
last night the Arenas of Toronto
were defeated 3 to 2, the Senators
tieing the score in the third period
and winning toward the close.
Dr. J. J. Bedard of North Bay was
fined $200 and $80 costs for a, breach
of the Ontario Temperance Act; he
issued 390 liquor prescriptions in 21
days, in some eases ordering 16
ounces instead of 6,
Miss Inez Honey of Port Hope, em-
ployed In Toronto, while home on a
week -end visit to her parents and
her brother just arrived from over-
seas, was taken ill with "flu" ou Sun-
day and died yesterday.
Rev,. Father Joseph Kennedy, rec-
tor of St. Mary's. Roman Catholic
Church in London, died from pneu-
monia, of which the curate of the
same church, Rev. Father Richards,
was a victim a few weeks ago.
SATURDAY.
The resignation of Norway's Cabi-
net is imminent,
Two new railroads will shortly be
built into Ungava Territory.
The steamer Belita brought a num-
ber of military and civilian passen-
gers to St. John.
The wholesale lumber trade ex-
pects advances of from 20 to 30 per
cent. in all kinds of lumber.
Over 2,000 bottles of whiskey la-
belled as window glass were seized
by the police in a freight car.
The army in Portugal -is on dile;
side of the Monarchists, while the
navy is loyal to the Government.
President Wilson is likely to be
offered. the Presidency of the Com-
mission of the League of Nations.
Fire of mysterious origin destroy-
ed about $30,000 worth of property
at the plant of A. Blair & Co., Wood-
stock.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Thursday night to blow up the Moun-
tain street bridge of the C.P.R. at
Montreal.
British and Canadian authors will
attend the celebration of the 100th.
anniversary of the birth of James
Russell Lowell.
Thirty states of the American
Union yesterday certified to the State
Department ratification of the Fed-
eral
ederal prohibition amendment.
The monthly bank statement shows
an enormous expansion in deposits
in December, the increase being
$63,811,987 aver the previous month.
Federation and co-ordination of
charitable and social organizations
were urged by Rev. Peter Bryce in
an address to social service workers.
A stormy mass meeting called by
the Toronto carpenters condemned •
orders -in -Council, and it was only
with difficulty that Mr. Tom Moore
got a hearing.
Neil McDonald, a respected young
farmer of Pricevilile, near Flesher-
ton, was found dead, his throat cut
with a razor, the only reason that
can be assigned being despondency
following influenza.
MONDAY.
Toronto machinists decided upon a
33 -hour week.
Spring lambs arrived last week on
a Kent.caunty farm.
Milk igtaile price drops from 14c
to 12c to -day in Chatham. s,
E"x--Crown Princess Cecilia voted ate:
Potsdam in the German elections:
Judge William McKay Reade, sena
tor judge of Waterloo county, is dead.
Three gunmen in New York were
sentenced on Saturday to the electric
chair.
Temiskaming Mining Company's
annual statement shows assets of
$870,114.
SVayagamack Pulp & Paper Com-
pany net earnings in 1918 showa
big increase..
Augustus Thompson, fifteen years
old, was drowned while skating on
leingstpn, Bay.
The Czechs have captured Oder
berg city from the Poles after san-
guinary fighting.
Pte. M. P. Gerrold was run over
and killed bya train at Exhibition
Camp, Toronto.
The bodies of Dr. Karl Liebknecht
and 33 other Spartacans were buried
at Berlin on Saturday.
Ex -President Taft was an advocate
for a League of Nations in an ad
tress in Massey Hall, Toronto.
Hon. Nicholas Kyriakldes of the,
Greek Parliament put forth the claim
.sf Greece for Dalmatia and Asia
vfinor. .
Ottawa surprised : Montrealers on
Saturday night by beating Canadiens
in; Montreal in an N. H. L. match by
Lto 0.
One French-Canadian wide--tia'tally
Ind another.serlously` stabbed in an
,.ff r ay with Italians at Niagara Falls
7i dge.
St. Thomas. Great War Veterans
nsider the locational training';
'our res' for returned ; soldierg too
:sort to be adequate.
Saintsbury
The Fraser and Saintsbury Branch
of the Red Cross Society field 'their]
annual tneetinng at Saintsbury on Jan.
1,5th, when the ffllow.eng officers were
f<•e-elected,-Pres., Mrs, Aaron Davis ;
Vice-Prea., Mrs. N, B. Davis; Sec:,
Mrs Andrew Isaac ;Treas., Mrs, Alex.
Macdonald4 The following is a sum-
mary of the work dance for the year
ending Dec. 1918,-92 day shirts, 351.
pairs of socks, 112 suits of pyjamas,
490 towels, 60 pillow slips, 9 property
bags, 11 housewives, 29 ,sheets, 18
handkerchiefs, 4 face cloths, 40
pieces of old linen;) The officers
wish to thank their many friends for
their generous response to the 'var-
Ious appeals made on behalf of the
Society, and wish. to congratulate the
members an the splendid results ac-
complisated. The value of the work
amounted to over $900.00. -Mrs. Aaron
Davis, Pres., Mrs. Andrew 'Isaac, Sec,
Greenway
Mr, Roy Sherrie has returned from
the West, having sold his land out
there and also sold his 50 acre faun
an the Zlst of Stephen;, to Mr. D,
Oliphant for .$.6004, Roy has bought
a farm six utiles from St. Marys, in
BIanshard Township, and intends mov-
m
n a h' • new home `�thenear
t euli m in fu-
ture,. -Death
ture.-Death has again been in our
neighborhood and called Mr. Patrick
Gooding, Sr., to his long home, De-
ceased .had beim in failing health for
a long time aprd .viery ill for the last
six weeks pri;or to this death., He was
one of the ,eanlilest settlers here and
has always been known as one of the
kindest and most obi;cgang of neigh -
bore The funeral took place to Mt,
Carmel Church,
HOW TO
SPANISII INFLUENZA
ET DR, L. W. BOWERS.
Avoid crowds, coughs and cowards,
but fear neither germs nor Germans 1
Keep the system in good order, take
plenty of exercise in the fresh air and
practice cleanliness. Remember a clean
mouth, a clean skin, and clean bowels
are a protecting armour against disease.
To keep the liver and bowels regular
and to carry away the poisons within,
it is best to take a vegetable pill every
other day, made up of May -apple, aloes,
jalap, and sugar-coated, to be had at
most drug stores, known as Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. If there is a sudden
onset of what appears like a hard cold,
one should go to bed, wrap warm, take
a hot mustard foot -bath and drink copi-
ously of hot lemonade. If pain develops
in head or back, ask the druggist for
Anuria (anti -uric) tablets. These will
flush the bladder and kidneys and carry
off poisonous germs. To control the
pains and aches take one Anuric tablet
every two hours, with frequent drinks of
lemonade. The pneumonia appears in
a most treacherous way, when the influ-
enza victim is apparently recovering and
anxious to leave his bed. In recovering
from a bad attack of influenza or pneu-
monia the system should be built up
with a good herbal tonic, such as Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,made
without alcohol from the roote and barks
of American forest trees, or his Irontic
(iron tonic) tablets, which can be ob-
tained at most drug stores, or send ick.
to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y., for trial package.
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Mount Carmel
Mee Cory Regan, visited friends at
Londa for a few days last week;, -
Mr, Jos Guinan, assessor, is on the
usual route. again this year, -Mr. Non,
man Dillon of Dublin visited his sis-
ter, Mrs Jerry Campbell, for a :civ
days last week --Mr. P. Sullivan, Sr.,
i^ visitznr, friends at Chatham, Am-
herstburg and Detroit. -Miss A. Mc -
L aughiin was in. London lest week ea
business, -Mr. Pat. Fleming of the
12th of McGillivray, is all smiles at
the arrival of a baby girl, -Mr, Joseph
McKeever was in London for a few
days last week, taking treatmetnatfor
his eye. -Mr. Andrew Keough, 16th
concession of Stephen, is improving
under the careful 'medical treatment
of Dr Taylor, Das)havood.-Mr, John
Guinean called on friends in Perkhill
last week. -Miss Geraldine Harness of
London is spending( a few days other
home here. -A number from here at-
tended the concert at Crediton on
Friday evening, -Miss Mary Crowley
left last wvleeild for her home near De-
troit, after spending several w-eeks
with friends Mere. -Missy M. O'Neil of
Gederich is speniding a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Jahsos Rowland
-Mr Wilbert Mawson was 11 Exeter
on business monday.
KIPPEN-Royal McClymant, who
war taking the regular mail driver's
place au R. R. 2, Stanley, was found
unconscious Sn the. rig on Saturday,,
He was darn erously ill for a time but
is recovering, Over study is consid-
ered to leave been the cause.
Being Sorry
Boinc sorrywon't relieve Solstice,
Lumbago, wollen Joints, Stones in.
the Bladder, Gravel, etc. Gia Pula
will! LJeo them.
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Model 90 Twine. 11360; 144.110-4 Q'w,Mn{.17495 )Ldd at• 7'rurint, $2375 W'Wj, 51x, $242$
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Overland cars always have been designed and built
to meet the taste and needs of substantial people.
The good things owners say cause the steadily
increasing -:delnand for Model 90 cars. There
robably not be enough,,to meet the: demand'',
Phone;
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Exeter, -Ont.
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Mount Carmel
Mee Cory Regan, visited friends at
Londa for a few days last week;, -
Mr, Jos Guinan, assessor, is on the
usual route. again this year, -Mr. Non,
man Dillon of Dublin visited his sis-
ter, Mrs Jerry Campbell, for a :civ
days last week --Mr. P. Sullivan, Sr.,
i^ visitznr, friends at Chatham, Am-
herstburg and Detroit. -Miss A. Mc -
L aughiin was in. London lest week ea
business, -Mr. Pat. Fleming of the
12th of McGillivray, is all smiles at
the arrival of a baby girl, -Mr, Joseph
McKeever was in London for a few
days last week, taking treatmetnatfor
his eye. -Mr. Andrew Keough, 16th
concession of Stephen, is improving
under the careful 'medical treatment
of Dr Taylor, Das)havood.-Mr, John
Guinean called on friends in Perkhill
last week. -Miss Geraldine Harness of
London is spending( a few days other
home here. -A number from here at-
tended the concert at Crediton on
Friday evening, -Miss Mary Crowley
left last wvleeild for her home near De-
troit, after spending several w-eeks
with friends Mere. -Missy M. O'Neil of
Gederich is speniding a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Jahsos Rowland
-Mr Wilbert Mawson was 11 Exeter
on business monday.
KIPPEN-Royal McClymant, who
war taking the regular mail driver's
place au R. R. 2, Stanley, was found
unconscious Sn the. rig on Saturday,,
He was darn erously ill for a time but
is recovering, Over study is consid-
ered to leave been the cause.
Being Sorry
Boinc sorrywon't relieve Solstice,
Lumbago, wollen Joints, Stones in.
the Bladder, Gravel, etc. Gia Pula
will! LJeo them.
60c. a box. Sold svur►bers,
elzag
;yr
•
Model 90 Twine. 11360; 144.110-4 Q'w,Mn{.17495 )Ldd at• 7'rurint, $2375 W'Wj, 51x, $242$
f. .. h. TY.mN.
Overland cars always have been designed and built
to meet the taste and needs of substantial people.
The good things owners say cause the steadily
increasing -:delnand for Model 90 cars. There
robably not be enough,,to meet the: demand'',
Phone;
htewell, •Dealer'
Exeter, -Ont.
Willy., -Overland, Limited, Head Office and Works, West Toronto, Ontario
Branches: Montreal, Winnipeg and Regina
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