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The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-11, Page 4Motorists eware 1Jrain water _from ,your radiator or use Pyridine Alcohol a prevent freezing Put on your Tire Chains It may save a life or your car from being wrecked Let us take care of your Storage Battery,,.: if you are going to use it, test itevery week. If not, let us store it over winter at 50c. Per Month. W. J. Beer The Exeter Advocate Mr. Hugo Shenk had the misfortune to cut his hand ,badly While cu,ttatn+ Meat" the other day.:' Mr. H. F.-Eilber. its iaad up,?at pres- ent With a sere hared, the result 'of (a spike being: 'driven through:his finger. Whalen Ma Wm. Marlaey' is quite ell with pneumonia at present, Nurse B. elor- ley is attending him. Friends lope f+or a {speedy recov;ery.' Mrs. Jas. Shipley and Cara Harness have ,returned front, Michigan, where they spent the paa't two weeks. •Mfr, Jas, Squire has• recovered Some- what, after being confined,' to his room with. quinsey. ,Mrs Ge,o.. actllion: is ,with her sis ter, ,Mfrs. John Parkinson of Gran;t'on,, who is recover$n;g from pneumonia. Friends will regret to learn that Mr, Harry Rodd 3s in London unidergaing treatment for cancer of the face, :Mrs. F. Bragg of •the, 4th Line, B1anshard spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. John Hazlewood, who has tree's quite ill with; septic sore throat and refection of the eye and ear, .but we are pleased to, know Ae will roc on be around again, Miss Grace Duffield has returned to St. Marys, after spending, the vacation at her hozne here. Sir Allan B. Aylesworth, an, old sup- porter of Laurier and self-confessed partisan of the Liberal party, has been apDc' nted,. to the Senate, succeeding to the vacancy caused by the death -of the late Senator Proudfoot, Stephen Council The newly elected Council of the Township of Stephen convened in the Town Hall, Creditor', on Monday, January 3th, 1923, at 11 a.m. All Members were present. After each had subscribed to his declaration of Sanders & Creeah, Proprietors . office, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Penhale—Hayes "That the Reeve and Clerk be. authorized to sign and submit to the Minister of Public Works and Highways of the Province', of Ontario, the petition of the TQwn- THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, '23 ship of Stephen showing that during the period from January 1st to De- cember 31st 1922, there has been ex- pended upon the Township roads the sum of $7,921.63 and requesting the statutory grant on that amount as provided by the Ontario Highways Act and amendments thereto." Car- ried. Hayes— Sweitzer: "That By-law No. 301, being a By-law authorizing the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow certain sums to meet current ordin- At noon on Dec, Z7, in the Lambeth ary expenditure of the Corporation, Methodist parsonage the marriage. took having been read three times be pas - place of Edna, daughter of Rev. and sed and signed by the Reeve and Mrs, Selby Jefferson, late of Ceedi- • Clerk and the seal of the Corporation ton, to Rev. A. C. Motyer, B. ka •E., sae of ma and alas. Motyer of Haan.. -.attached thereto."- Carried. ilten, Bermuda. The bride wore a- Penhale—Hayes: "That the fol - smart attire of gray and silver,. with ; lowing officers be appointed for the ooze -age bouquet of sweetheart rases. year 1923 Rev. Selby Jefferson, rather of thei Assessor, Jos. C-uinan,-salary $850. bride officiated. Shortly after The cer caretaker. Ernest Guettinger, salary emrny the couple motored. to London, where they took a train for Buffalo; -$25.00; auditors, Thos. Trevethick N. Y., enroute to Boston, Mass., where and Freeman Morlock, $8,00 each;. Mr '1lotyer is taking up post -graduate Board of Health, Alonzo 'Hodgins; weak in the religious educa,tioana: a Sanitary inspectors of health, H. F. Airs. Sam. Eilber, who, has been pis- Eilber, Geo. Merrier, Wm. B_ Oliver; iting relatives here, has returned to directors of athletic field, Alex. H. ser home in tJbly, Mich. Neeb and John Hayes; school attend - A meeting of the Women's Institute, ance officers, H. F. Eilber Nos. 1, 2, at the home of Mr. Dan,. McT{saac 3, 4, 5, 14, Unions No. 9 and 13; on Mr. ednesdayClarence afternoon W. B. Oliver Nos. 10 and 12, Unions. Clarence Eilber spent the week- end with his parents here. 8, 15, 17, 18; Chas. Steinhagen Nos. Miss Martha Hauch of London spent 6, 7, 11, Union 16, Separate No. 6. the week -.end at her home here. Pathmasters—Hector Mitchell, C. Special services are being held in Anderson, Cecil Walker, A. Francis, the churches this week. - H.' Shapton, Geo. Hepburn, Rd. Day - Mr. Herb Fal'ner is on the sick list ey, Sam. Redden, Wm. Winer, Chas. We are sorry to state that 4I s[ter Box, Frank Triebner, Jr. Frank King Eab nor was, taken suddenly ill of ape Eh Ring, Thos. Wein, John N, Mor pendicitis on Sunday evening, and was lock, Peter Martene, Thos. Chambers taken -to the hospital at London 'ora Robt. Gower, Chas. Eilber, John Tuesday for an operation. We hopei Wein, John. Schroeder, Gottfried to hear of his' speedy .eco (erase °I Wein, Ed. Hall, Thos. Yearley, John Mr, Roy Wolf Ieft last week for 1}.e Wilhelm, Sr., Simon Hartman, Josiah :trait to take a ;position. -. Cestle, Jos. Glavin, Theo. Dietrich, D. Subscription Price—In advance, $150 per year in Canada; S2.00 in the' United Statea. All subscriptions not paid in advance SCG. + •••, charged, Crediton VULCANIZING—I wish to announce that I do all kinds, of vulcanizis g,:such as Rubber Tires, Rubber Boots and Shoes, Etc. Prices reasonable and good work guaranteed. We also1 an- dle second hand tires. JOS. HAIST, Crediton, Perk Up and Smile Blues and Backache Vanish Toronto, Ont. `Less than a year ago I was in a very poorstateofhealth; my back ached dreadfully and 1 could scarcely drag c myself . around- to ,: /7 do my housework.,_, !0 I started tatake Dr. fa6ePierce's Favorite - '/ �� ` Prescription and I' cannot praise it too highly for the great benefit 1 re-. oeived, The backache and pains dis- appeared entirely and I soon was re- • stored to perfect health. I know that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the best woman's medicine, for noth- ing ever helped me as much as this 'Prescription.' I have no hesitancy, in recommending it to other women. who suffer as I did."—Mrs. Kathleen W'hillans, 18 Brookfield St. Reap the Reward of Perfect Health Orilla:, Ont.—"I bad a bad case of woman's trouble, suffered from back- ache, nervousness, and disordered di- gestion. ' I had great pain all the time, sometimes X would faint at my work, .1 had one physician after an- other but they did me no good. I then took nine bottles of Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription and it fixed me up, all right, I look much better and feel fine; 1 will recommend the 'Pre- scription' to all suffering a$ I `did." --- Nies. Maybello B. Gratrix, Box 940, Health is molt important to.-e-riry woman, You cannot afford to neglect It when your neighborhood druggist can supply you with Favorite Pre., sc ription in tablet„ or liquid, This Prescription is made in Dr• Pierce's Label atom in Briariaburg, Ont, Send 10e Mere. it you WWII a trial Pkg. Barry, David Lippert, Wm: Deitriehe Wan. Stade, Alex McLellan, Newton Clarke, Ernest Hutchinson, .Henry Link, Ed. Desjardine, John Houlahan Geo. Scott, Milton Betz, Chr. Fink- beiner, Russel Warner, Pacide Des- sardine, John Berney, John Marriott Geo. Mason, Augustus Latta, James :Pollock, Samuel McLinchey, Cliff. Sii.exrit, Humphrey Webb, Edward Walper, Wm. P. Desjardine, Ed. Gi11 Roy Holt, Austin Hayter, O. Wood- burn, Thos. Isaac, Noah Gratton, Dyron Hicks, C. Jones, Wm, Grieve, Patrick McCarthy, Dennis Mahoney, Ab: Desjardine, Rd. O'Rourke, David Steeper; Jerry Brophey. - Fence Viewers—Daniel McCurdy.Jno. lvIorlock, Ezra Haist, Davi: McKenz- ie, John Ragter, EI3 Kim&, W. J. Brown, Geo. Down, Auafin Hayter; Pound Keepers --Win, Moffatt, Hiram Shapton, W. B, Gainers Theo Dettech, David : Eagie,soln, Geo. Webb, Alvin Baker, Arthur Aamc, Chr, Finkbeieer, Artbur Baker, Jos. Brenr,,er, Fred Pree tea-, Silas ,Starnlake+, Lrewip .Kraft, Dale - id Steeper, Jerry Bnaphey.'' Corr Tag .Irnispeefors—Nelsoin Baker' Cons. 'I. to 7 incluarti ie;• Mat, Swei tier Cons. 8 to 15 inclusive; R.dbt: Ca: ruthers; Cons. 16 , tr 'West . "Boundary. - Carrried. Snell—Sweitzer—That the Reevere- quest £George. A McCubbin,, OIrSx, pro spar e':a pian forthwith of Lake View Park at- Grande Be,r,d being peat sof Lo4,1, Cotta, L;R.M .,: per-; stisntt be the Plans a,nct Registry .A,crt; C<ia'Nywtl, a'''isle yes—That I3y4aw No,'' 302 being 013y noralo grant' a tele -4 phoria .franc hh o deer Ctentralia 1,fousnt Ca,rbla elephpotO CO, Limited, .for tern of sen ycfreSto tssa [,a3ntsim t[i h- wry in the i wash 15 : Fatephetr, having bar +t seal throes tirnieS he,llas;a :,, d .signed 2.pid oalfa d.M lit"l l)d, The Collowi,rng otftgr a SVi�L� p Ys�c!el: J« hn'Veit: gr adii.g 5,00, 'f`raasur er i or � Province re C)a',t triol ammere nit tkk- ets, 10,00; l"aifit tlrio�i� ac,c:a,' 3,05; I)r, EVERY LEAF PURE Cleansed by vacuum pressure. Packed in.spotless warehouses. Sealed in airtight aluminum,, IV Mi.". Kms is sweetly. clean, .wholesome. delicious. BUY A TRIAL PACKAGE TO -DAY J. J. Williams, ac re- Alma Walla -one 19.50;. Express charge's 60c.; .Municii- pal World, supplies andf subscriptions, 8.60; Sundry persona, expenses munic- ipal electron, 134.88; Dr. R. H. Tay - Dor, acct. re insane iindngenit 6.60; Dr. G. W, Racey, ditto 7.40; Jonah Kes- sell dragging 2.50; Henry Eylbes, Tp. Road Supt for 1922 45.00. The council •adjourned to Monday Mrarch 5th at 1 p,xu Henry Eilber, Clerk. Greet way Mr. Hector Murray has .returned to Detroit, after spending the holidays at home. He- wa.s accompanied by Man - ford Belling, Orville Hayter and Ar- thur Webb, who intend to 'work therm this winter. Miss Alma Stewardson has return- ed from a holiday . spent With, Mrs, George Oliver in St., Marys. Mrs. Gordon Ulens spent New Years in London. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pollock and daughter have manned from the West and are visiting relatives, here - and at Grand Bend. - The members and adherents of the Methodist Church are u.rged to at- tend the services regularly during the next few weeks, as•the pastor purposes preaching a series of sermons. The subject next Sunday will be, "What Jesus was." • Chiselhurst KING-RYCKMAN, A quiet and pretty wedding was sol- emnized at 4,30 o'clock) in St, Andrew'$ Church, Moosejaw,, on New Year's af- texinboon, the Rev.. J. A. MalcKeig .n, B.A., officiating, wheal 'Miss Agnes Pearl, eldest daughter of Mr. and Kra E. Ryckman, 250 Axford St. West, formerly of Chiselhuu'st became the bride of George Henry Ring, eldest+ son ,of the late George King and Mrs. Ring, 561 Fairford St East, The bride who was given, away -by her father; wore a smart travelling suit of brown velour and careied a. bouquet of or phelia roses. She was attended by ber sister 'Miss Ruby Ryck,r,ant, be- comingly attired in 2, dress of navy tricotine,'carrying pink carnations. The groom was supported by; his brother, Mr. John Ring. Music was played throughout the ceremony and during the signing of the register by the or- ganist, Mr. Cyril Hampsh.inel: Follow- ing , the ceremony the bridal party re- turned to the home of the bride'spar- ents where suppler was served. The happy couple left by 'the early even- ing train amid showers! of confetti and good washes to spenrdi a short holiday at eastern- points On their return Mr. and airs. Kink will reside, at Suite 11, Cecelia Court. 41.1 A slow oven} will not spoil your, baking when you use G-0 Poinler ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD o GROG ' hL GENUINE ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS. That this Bank isanxious to assist the ago cultural development of Canada is shovitai by the fact that two»thirds of our borrov ug customers are farmers. M Application for credit from you will be given the most considerate treatment. sal THE CANADIAN BAND CSF COMMERCE Capital Paid up $15,000,000 Reserve Fund $15,000,000 » . M. R. CompIip, Manager. R. S. Wilson, Manager. Exeter Branch Crediton " Dashwood " THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855 Gaapital Paid Up 5.4,000,00.0. Reserve Fund $5,000,000 Over 12$1 Bran^.hes.. A FARM 11JN ON A BUSINESS BASIS. requires that every -member of the family be made a partner. That the earning from some partianlar pro- duct be allotted to each, member. TJien good sense indicates that these earnings should go to swell their. savings aaa:count with The Molsons Bank. This will make each one ambitious to make his product pay. Deposits iiy mail accepted: EXETER: BRANCH T. S. WOODS Manager, Centralia Branch opens for business daily. Furniture Bargains BIG REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. WE CARRY THE LARGEST. AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK, BUY HERE AND SAVE MONEY Funeral Director & Embalmer, M. E. GARDINER bit To help bumed Oidaiio Face a no winter ? COMMI I t EE W. H. ALDERSON (Ci,ainman) Toronto :said of Trade A. J. YOUNG, No -P13 Say. Ontario Government GEO. G. COPPL EY..Ham:tca and JOHN ELLIOT. Belk,•dle. Onta= Associated ds of Trade and Ch of Con=terce GEO. BREGDEN. Toronto Canadi-.. Maa,:£ar. cera Anon GEO. S. MATfl4EWS. Bransford, Western Ontario 1' armed. -Boards of Trade MRS. M. SOLrfER,TroctMiIIz.and R. A. MdNNIS,Fat. T. & N. O. Aaso ed Boerds oo Tade,and Ea= Orgranancoa in Hort/aro Ontario KOrstao cipalAsaontation J. . ed'armez. of TOn� « MRS. H. P. PUJMPTP4Toron+n Ontario 'Mirka r=•, 6n Red Cross MRS. A. H. Wfirr .Cate Women** fortitote HE indomitable folk of Northern Ontario deserve your practical sympathy. Remember, eighteen hundred families have been burned out—and must start all aver again. These 'wonderfully rich farms, mines and aggressive young towns will re -build and come back to their own—but it takes time. And in the measvvhs"le they must live, they must have temporary shelter and there's nobody to giro it to them if we don't. Suggestions for contributions from Clubs, Factories, Organizations, etc. 1. $500.011 wilt provide a Shelter Shack for a Family and Rough Stable for Cattle. Z. $350.00 will provide a Shelter Shack for Family. 3. $200.00 will provide Food and Supplies for a Family to May 1st, 1923. 4- $100.oe will provide a Wagon for Settler. 5:. $75.00 veil provide a Set of Harness (double). b. $50.00 well provide a Set of Bobs or Sleigh foga Farmer. 7. $25.00 vat provide a Sewing Machine for a Home. 8 $20.00 it provide Kitchen Furniture for a Family. 9.. $15.00 wi prove Cooking Utensils for a Family l0. $9.00 w feed a Family for a week. 1 I. $5.00 provide Needles, Thread, Buttons, Scissors or Yarn and �« Knitting Noodles, etc. to help, outfit a Home and Family. 12. .$.1.00 wit -feed and supply a child for a weelc. - Make Christmas come back .again_ ar��: Picture .a C in a nearly bare ,shack in a burned out town in a Northern winter, , Hwaskrerla of children up there, remember. Make a money contribution new and'sirow your northern fellow citizens that the .Christmas spirit lives and has a real noaoaiag in Ontario. All they ask is bare necessities—they deserve at least that roach. Now it is up to yore—every public spirited citizen and chariteble organization. Spare one der, five dollars, one hundred dollars or whatever you can. Spare something from your Christmas cheer. Make Christmas up° there a little less than a grim tragedy. Remember, not comforts, but bare - necessities in the grip of a, northern winter, is all that they ask. Send today? Make cheques payable to— The fern Ontario Fire Relief Committee Royal Bank `Building, Toronto.