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The Exeter Advocate, 1920-6-3, Page 4is goo DROPS 1e. — tea ears e , siA\ efaobie ,l kAsi etsede- miiheSte clrsaielBo s' tingtt Stt�lut Chee } , e dellaliforpia ?fli!i neither tlTrt,^� ,ti0ile t�Platial• 04.Senna a Ihdp Re a YY a, ,Gotlstipatiolt: turd,eve ishnes$ and OFSW:31 reStatieVecrefrattLoS,nlnthxteY.; PacSianteSti4netel ' .•_•?t.. , srpteel _n For Ir is and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Cestoda Always Bears the. Signature of In Use dor Over Thirty Yeas The Exeter Advocate Sanders 8: Creech, Proprietors Subscription Price—In advtnce $1,50 tom' year in Canada; $2.00 in the U 'tai States. All subscriptions not W�in advance 50c. extra charged, THURSDAY, JUNE 3r4, 1920 Lumley LUCAN RACES June 23--$900,00 in aturses Big field sof horses assured. A Bee is to the held at \IeTag art's cemetery pa June 4th, whten, all inter- ested are expected to come equipped to fit fences, gates, culverts, etc. The friends arum far end;near may make rrcantributions of money, sending it to Startle. ;SIcT„ ggart, R. R. 1, Hensall, Ont. The money will be wisely spent, Mount Carmel Let all loin to,ma3ce it a beauty spot, Mrs Lou McArthur of Vancouver's LI -12 "z\ RACES Jute 23—$900.00 in the guest sof her $sister--in-Law, Mrs. Par:,::., lig field of horses assured, 'Stewart McQueen --:Hisses Oriel and ,. li , melee Regan }eft a t week for •:tlargaret Norris spent Sunday at Mrs St jetetzees hospital, London, for Broadfoet's.—Messrs. James Horton tr tteett,—Judge Coueltlin of Chat- and George Gleam motored eo Forest lam .•,lied ,on friends .here lest eek, , Tuesiiay morning.—Mr. John, ' ewe11 of the 'Wrest Mr. )�ose;th Guainaari and Mrs, bi.Ity- N°141Forton, s visiting .his sister, Mrs. Ott•:zded the Graduating exercises at 1 Vhc? Pines," Chatham East Tues - ! ._t...._ dily 25th, Miss Winfred Guinan being one of the pupils, --Mr. Jack Cart• and Miss Kathleen Carey called on friends at Drysdale on Sunday.—Mr. Vincent Guinea was ,one of the successful stu- dents, who woe, the B. A. degree in i this ,exam on Friday evening at Wes- ley Hai". Western 'University, The ,,G neral Proficiency Scholarship, first year, wet also won, by Miss Wimncfred Guinan. We congratulate these two s►unils on. their success.—Mr. and Mrs. Levi McCann and nephew, lair, Kenny -o1 Detroit are visiting the former's Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McCann, Kletva.—Messrs. John Hogan and Thos. Breen arae rail smiles at the arrival .of e so:t at each of their homes.—Miss Ciera Glavin called. en fr:.ends In Lon- 4on'last week.—Mr. Vincent Guinan of Greenway Centralia. LUCAN RACES Pune 23--$900,00 in purses Big field of horses assured, Give us a call if you want pines Thursday pr Fxiday. They €tre at their best just arrow, --F, J. Fairha),1. The Epworth League here has un- dertaken to publish a paper called "The League Lock Out? The :first edition, was read at League laat Wed- esday evening and proved interesting, as well as huluorous--afrs. (Rev.) Sin- clair underwent a crib .al operation n Toronto last Saturday: -.-The morning services in. the cltureh here Sunday were taken, by ?lir. ,G. ?4iedd of Ex- eter, and in the evening the s`rvice' was in. - charge. of . the En worth League, Mr. N. ,Miteheli and 'lir. tT. Elstor taking part—Rev. NU". S e- clair went to Toronto, last Tuesday morning owing to Mrs. Sinclair under- going an. operateeri „n, that city.—M'ss Lillian Elliott of 'Detroit .spent a few days at her home here,—We are pleas- ed to learn that Mrs. Wm. Robinson is improvterig,--Mr. Dobbs bas arrived from London and has taken charge of the blacksmith business `here. ---Mr. Thompson visited in Hamilton ever Sunday.—Mr, W. Colwill arrived home from the West last week, --A gravel nit on the grounds, where Mr. Wil- lert is erecting his flax :Mit, was found. the other day which will be very'con- %enietit foe reeking,cement foundation for the factory. CRUSHED TO DEATH. St. Marys, 'Slay 2$. -.Gushed against the side' et 11 building by a descend - in; happer, weighted with trans of rD:k, John Bans, aged 42. years, was elma t instantly killed at the Thames �. rr wotsk nR. � r S . 'te to ,S rd4a � y � zztu�, Mr. nIals was $rte of the proprietors of the quarry.and was on tour of In s, ectio„-t when the xaet with the acci- 'rent The deceased leaves a wife and fenny. n The affa r ,;s sail} to • ,have been entirely accidental. Mr. Donis i ad lived elmost hs .entire life in St. eearyn 3n 1 was on Of the tow's best known cit eaens. Farquhar LUCAN RACES June 23-5900.00 in' nurses. Big field ref horses assured. Mr. and Mrs. George Suhr and little daughter Lorene of Mitchell spent the week :end at Mr. And Mrs. Wm Pol- len's. ollen's. The Thames Road School Pic- nic will be held this week June. 3rd In 1Ir. James J3allantyne's bush. Base- ball and other ` sports. Everybody come and bring your baskets,—Mr.and. Mrs, John, Selves, jr., .and little son stent Sunday at ltrr, ,Alf. Hunkin's. — We are very sorry to report that Mas- ter Charlie Stewart is net as wellagain but we .hope soon leo hear of his n- nnovement--Mr. Ray Fletcher is all smile; these days, a baby boy' having arrived at their ltiome, LUCAN RACES June 23--$900.00 in purses Big field of horses assured. Mr. Selbeurne English was home ov- er the week end Miss Devine. Mason has returned home after spending \ a few weeks at Grand .Bend, lir. Ar- thur Me11in• had a rather serious ac cidant with his horse one evening,lact week. His head was quite bad'y hurt but he is recovering: Willie Cu,: is underwent an loperation for appendi- cite ;..•i London hospital Thursday and is doing very nicely.—Misses Emmaand i Adah McPherson of Detroit were home for ra fewdays,-Fruit pros -,f sects are good in this section, there • Sandwich h College arrived home ort being bets of blossom.— Miss Isabel Saturday, --\L'. Patrick Su` :et -me attend= Webb of Toronto spent her holidays ••ed the wedding of a friend at St, *with her sister, Mrs. J. H. McGregor Thomas on Tuesday Workmen hare and other relatives.—On Tuesday ev-1 started the manufacture of cement ening next int the Meth. Church Miss blocks for 4Ir, Mat Regan's TOW resi- Lydia Sherritt, who bas spent the last as a missionary, six years. c once,—Mr. Gordon McKeever is on in Chiamissionary,it-ill fee sick list this week.—A number give art address acrid anaccount of her : will attend the experiences. Music by local talent,- from this neighborhood -celebration at Creditor .to -day, (Thurs- Mrs. John Wilson of Arkona visited day.j • Mrs, Edwards pn Sunday. 1wr Under the auspices of the Green- ay Patriotic Association, a service was held in Grace Church, Greenway, Oa Sunday, the occasion ,being the un - Grand Bend LUCAN RACES June 23-$900.00 in v.ell-Ing of a memorial tablet ra honor purses. Big field ,of horses assured, of the soldiers of the community, who Mr and Mrs, Sam. Pedler visited lost their lives :n ehe Great War. The telatiife; around here on, the 24th, names of the two boys, both members Mr. Eccleston sold thirty six lots on of "C" Company, 135th Battalion,ap- May 24, the pricesranging from $210 Dear on. the tablet, These boys were to $150.—Mr. P. Baker, who has been Pte. \krill and Pte. Chris McPherson, sick now on the mend.—Mr. Abner cousins who died in, Flanders. Also Moi1ard took possession of the store Frank Davidson and Victor Manghath be recently purchased from Mr. Wilds —r._ —Mr. and Mrs. Huston and darighter HELD FOR FALSE PRETENCES here for a few days last weak. —Mr. ani Mrs. Jackson of Parkhill . Goderich. May 28—William Helfer- -were here for a few days last week,— male and his son, Viiocent of McKiillov Mr, Chas Fritz is having a cottage Townshie were to -day arrested and :built ,ori the lot he purchased some brought before Magistrate Reid on a • ego. Miss Kilpatrick of Parkhill vis- charge of obtaining goods under false ited a few days with Miss Carriere;— pretences, It is alleged that the I-Ief- Miss Isabelle Webb of Toronto vis- fermams have been for some time at- ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ste- tending auction sales, buying stock and r'4ren,Webb, for a few days last week, and implements for which. they gave —Siete from around here attended the their notes m excha,mge on, the ground Cw era;' pf Mrs. C. Walper in. Dasli- that they owned land. The men, were wood,out Saturday,—Bruce Bossettber- arrested by High Constable White-. ry.,is .building, a garage. on his prem- sides of Hensall and County Constable "is ea. Fred Welsh 'of SeaforthL • Is Your Mouth Tender? Are Your Guns Sore or Bleeding? Are YourTeeth Loosening? If so, you have 'Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or .Trench . Mouth, and you need ew Ldy,f or eggs Disease. . hi9 suffer, when you can easily tl-eat'yourseif -'tri the' comfort and privacy of your own home hy this sure, safe and painless method, which will give you immediate relief 1, Write RIGGS Rg1VIEDY. COMPANY,' Lal iced Pyorrhea Specialists 144 Carlton Street, Toro»to, Ont. HURONAALE sp;> The annual meeting of the Women's institute was held Wednesday after- noon May 26th at the home of Mrs. Luther Oke. The ,reports of the var- ious committees 'were given also the financial statement icor the year. The totalreceipts were $110.21 and ex penditure $$6.46, leaving abalance of 5223.75. The election, of olfieers , re- sulted as follows, Hon. Pres., Mrs, Adam Case; Pres., Mrs, J. Morgan;lst vice. Mrs, A, Mitchell; 2nd vice., Mrs Geo, Etherington ; Sec,-Treas„ MissL `f Jeckell; Directors, Mrs. F. Down, llre. A. Cudmore, Miss N. McTaggart; Auditors Miss M. Morgan, Miss J. Stran Pianist, Miss K. Sanders. Com mittee; were formed for the coming year. The president announced that Mrs. Macoun of Campbellford would speak to the Institute on June 19th. Further particulars regarding this meeting ,will be given later. Before the meeting closed refreshments were served and a social hour spent. Lucan Ther.' will be faces oa Lucan ttack on June 23rd. There are three races on the &ar a with a purse of 5300 each. Our track is in. fine condition, and there is a tra::ner Mere with seven horses getting them ready for the summer meetings. You would think hy the way some of them take Their work that they were ready to race at ,ort: e. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Atkinson, of this ,place, announce the engagement their daughter, Elsie Marie, to Mr. Ad- elbert B. Norley of Granton, Ontario son of ,Mr. aml:l Mrs!. John Morley. of Woodham. The marriage ',Val take glace ahoul the middle of jure, Mr WE. Ralli:ts as able to he out after four weeks' illrnese.—Mr. W. ll Stanley left a Few days ;ago to spend three months in Winnipeg, --Tuesday evening Mr. ;George Howard had the misfortune, to get kicker . by one of his ihorrses, ,which resulted ilii a nasty cut over one eye paid, a cut in hist hand ,--Wm Maul -1. .,41., 'It Tuesday foe - Kitchener, ,whe,re he has taken; a pias- iton for the summer.— The contract for the erection of the new rectory has been awarded, cement work to an Ex- eter ,man; brick work anid plastering to Jas. Insell, and wood work to Gib- son: & Sams.—The remainis of the late George Breen, ;who died at Viking, Sask., recently, were interred in St. Patrick's R. C, Church; cemetery in Biddulph 4gn June, 1st. Zurich LUCAN RACES Jute 23—$900,00 in Purses. Big field of horses assured. Death of Mrs. Well—The death oc- curred here on,. May 31,st, of Elizabeth Wild wife of Herman Well, at the age pf 67 years, Deceased had beea. ill about a }near of pernicious emaetuia She was ,born in; ,Hay Township and lived,,::T the township end in 'Zurich ell, her life, She was highly respected and Leaves besides her husband, four .daughters and two sans. The funeral will take place on, Thursday afternoon at 2 x'ca,,Ock, Schiuchter .of Mich°gap attend- ed,the funeral of the late P. Bender,— Mr. C. itiicAlpi y who has visited re- latives here fora few weeks, ift for his home [Rt Toronto. --=Mrs. P. Haugh underwent P. rather critical operation and we pre pleased to state the pat- ient is progressing favorably,—Mrs. J. \Vin„ of Kitchener is spending the week at the bGnie .of her mother, Mrs: P. Haugh;—Mr, Sam Gascho underwent an operation at London last week, but is home and improvaaa nicely, ---Charles Eilber, Kitchener, who has recently been in with pneumonia, is back agazi in the Hospital with vein, trouble in his legs, --St Peters R. Ce Church, Drys- dale was ;the scene of a pretty wed- ding wheat. Idella, daughter of Mr. and Hits. Maxine Deruomme, Hay Tp., be- came the happy bride of lir, Fred Regier pf the Goshen Line, South.— Peter Bender, aged 74 years, died soh May 20th of Bright's disease. Hewes born, in Germany and came to Canada when. 10 years of age. He married Three times. Deceased conducted a shot business here for 20 years. His third wife and ten children survive, Mrs, F. %iowald of St. Marys, Mrs. S. Serene of Chisel -hunt and Mrs. N. ' e a^.. S�ir3ra, xrf the . ll:cansealir Line, Hay, are daughters. AUCTION. SALE OF FARM Lot h, Con. 6, Stephen, 1 mile south. of Crediton. on Saturday. June .28th,, at 1.30 o'clock, on the premises. Firm contains 99i acres, a frame d welling and woodshed, frame barn 35x50; driving shed; nndraioable well with winc oaill; 1 acre orchard, 300 or 400rode tiledrain, good outside fences Soil is clay loam. Full possession on Aprillst, 191. 35 acres grass. Farm convenient to church, school and mar- ket. Terms given on day of sale. ,.?Hugh & Wm. Clark' F. Taylor ?cops, Acct.: Hensall LUCAN RACES Julie 23--$900.00 in purses. Big field of horses assured. Mr. W. C. Montgomery left Thurs- day for Detroit where Mrs. Montgorn ery has been visiting. ---Mr. Thomas William:: of Detroit was visiting her sister, Mrs. Adam Reichert,—Miss Mar- ie \1e31er, who Jias been visiting Mr. and Mrs Thos. Sherritt has returned to her bonne in Windsor,—Mr. and Mrs George Case visited in Toronto with their son Garnet, --Dr. and Mrs, B. Campbell, who have been visiting, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Murdock for some time have gone to Toronto where the doc- tor has ,purchased a practice,—Mr. Jos, Acheson has returned to Toronto af- ter visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weir Acheson for a few days, —Miss Marian Case of Toronto who bas been visiting Mr. and Mrs,. Ben Elder, re- turned home on Friday. --Miss Helen \lac Arthur of London has returned to her hem. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold. CLINTON—Mr. E. E. ,Hunnifred has bought out a grocery business on the confer of Maitland and Dufferin streets London, and takes possession next week, The Advocate can give you club- bing rates with any of the daily news- papers or magazines. If you have anything to sell or you want to buy, try The Advocate Want Column, WE SER.VE.. YOU What services do your backers render ? Do they supply you with sound, practical advice based on up-to-date knowledge of markets, prices and business coAditions ? 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