The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-25, Page 4aai
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25,•1923,
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Lu can
Mrs. Jas. Stanley, who underwent an
operation a short time ago, for appen-
dicitis, is doing as well as can be
expected
Died in Bisiclulph.-There passed
away in. Riddulphe ore Saturday Jan
20th, Michael Anmetage, a well-known
and highly respected farmer of Bid-
dulph township, after an illness of see--
eral weeks. He was ire .his 66th year.
The furxesal took place on Tuesday
te St. James' Cemetery, Clandeboye
The anniversary services of Lucati
Methodist Church will belh•eld on Sun-
day. Jan. 28, wh.ers the Rev. Dr, Barn. -
by will preach at both services.
There passed away ore January 23rd
Jane Renee relict of the late Win. H.
Reith, formerly of Landon Tp., inher
89th year, at the. home of leer daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, The funeral
well take. place ani Thursday.
Clandeboye
The vestry meeting of St. James
Church was held last week with a good
attendance. The officers 'elected for
the year are as follows,-Peaple's War
d.en, Eli Carter, re-elected; rector's(
warden, Goedan. Cunningham; aides -
men, Austin Cater and Ross O'Neill:
delegates to synod, A. K. Hodgins and
jos. Armitage; auditors, Moore Cun-
ningham and Carl O'Neill; organist
How's Your Stomach?
Vim, Vigor and Health Folks"
This Advice
Theodore Sask.
-"It is a pleasure
to me to write a
few lines about
Dr. Pierce's Gold-
en Medical Dis-
covery. , I usede
this niedicineend
can say Hes Inst
what I wanted
•aeid -needed. The
eusour etoenach.,
•heantburn after
eating and the gas are gone and I am
able to take cold water again. Before
I had to take the water hot on /so.
count of the stomach trouble. I rec-
ommend 'Golden Medical Discovery'
to every one who knows what a weak
stomach is." -W. E, yvaugh.
Need a Tonic?
Health Is Your Most Valuable Asset.
Do Not Neglect It! • '
Hattonford, Alta. --"Being rundown
after the flu, I was in a weakened
condition, had dizzy •spells and short
breathing, followed by faintness. It
seemed as though I'd never feel well
again, but I was determined not to
give up. Hearing of Dr. Pierce's
famous 'Golden Medical Discovery' I
sent for a bottle, followed the direc-
tions, and soon felt less tired and
faint, a,nd finally I got back to my
normal state, I have thanked God
many times for restoring nay health,
and I gladly recommend this 'Medical
Discovery,' for it is so pure, and
worth a trial to anyone who is run-
down." -Mrs. Gertrude White, Crys-
al Springs Farm.
Golden. Medical Discovery is put
up in Dr. Pierces Laboratory in
Bridgeburg, Ont., and sold by all
druggists in both tablets and liquid.
Write Dr, Pierce, President Inva-
lids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. ere for frei
Miss Flore,noe IVIcRaren, The wardens' ,
eeport showed all texpenses• net and
N sureties 'of $70 in the treasury. '
Dashwood
• Mr. Roland French, of Detroit has
purchesed the Lalland farra southwes
oE leashweoci, adjoinen,g that of: hie
brother-in-law, Mr. George Link, and
he and his family will move thereon
tee March,
Mr, Lloyd Edighaffer has accepted
a pesitiein Wired -star.
-Mr. Clarence Ya,ger 1st visiting in
Kitchener.
Mrs. Moffatt spent a few days at
her home near Kitchener; this week.
'Mr. and 1\irs. 0. Atkinson spent the
Week end in. Exeter.!
Rev, Grationer aitte•ndling conler-
enee at Kitchener this week.
Mrs. Yager is visiting relatives at
Stratford. '
Th.e Bethany Sister's Bible Class of
the Evangelical Sunday School are
serving lunch at the skating rink Sate
ueday night.
Mr. Homer Gueather of the Bank
lee Comenerce at Crediton spent Sun-
day at this home hese. •
• Heideman, of Stratford visited
he.r -daughter-, Mr.s. Shenk, last week.
reAr..an,d ItIrs. Tetreau leave
refurreed from a eiaet Cla,rksvilleand
eWeddereg Bells are ringing this
:Week., •
e. Mr. Robert Rovrtcliffe of Exeter is
eisiting in this vicinity.
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Centralia
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'The Farmers' 'Club Of Centralia.hae.
beene,S. Paying prop,o,seteare during the
paef ,year, under 'the able management
of.: Mr, Geo, Hicks. Their turnover of
hneiness amounted to about $103,000.
end they were a,ble; to pay. 7 per cent,
en. thee investment, and still set aside
a "eyrie that ,represented several times
thee to provide for improvements. Mr
Wine Robinson. was re-elected presid-
ente'':
MreeRobt. Hayter of Dashwood
;tz4 With Willert Brothers over, •Sun. -
day.
The young people of this commuter ,raet at the home of .1elr, and Mrs,
T. •Neil. and presented Mr. and Mrs F
Pentea:rden. with a fern basket, and af-
terwarde enjoyed a eocial 'evening,.
,M.r. and Mrs. E. Abbott are visiting
in Ottawa this week wall Mr. and
Mrs. F. Fairlyall.
eMr. A. Hicks, P. P., left 'for. To -
ranee on Teeesday to attend the. se.s-
sion of the Legielature.
eirs. Geo Emery and, Mrs. Jas. Oke
are visiting in London. this week.
, Mrs. J. Brown of near Dashwood
is. viseting friends in, the village.
'Mr, and Mrs. S. Davis of London
visited in the villa.ge. thi3 week.
Greenway
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The W. M. S. met last week and
'eleeted Mrs. Frank Turner president
in place of Mrs. Wm, Sherrett, who
moved to Parkhall recently.
Mr. A.. M. Wies1 pre is suffering from
an attack of shingles.
A boys' and &lee class, ea the Meth
o dist Sunday School have united and
organized with Brenton Goadhand as
President, and Miss Hazel Pollack' as
teacher, with Mrs. R. English assist-
ant. ••
Special song services are beinglield
each Sunday in oan .nection with the
service in the Methodist ch urch. The
pastor's subject next Sunday will be
"What would Jesus have me• do ?"
Crediton
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VULCANIZING-I .wisb to annotiece
that I do all kinds' of vulcanizing,euch
as Rubber Tires, Rubber Boots and
Slices, Etc. Prides reasonable and
good. wark guaranteed. We also hare-
dle second hand tires.
• JOS. HAIST, Crediton.
Master Roy Lamport is quite 411 and
under the doctor's care „
Mr. Hamilton, of the, Hydra Service
visited ere Town on Sundae.
Messrs Otto Ewald and Ed. Fahner
hra.ve jusjt completed ihe storing of
their ice supply.
Mr. H. S. Guenther of Dashwood has
been, appointed teller of, the local bank
to succeed Mr. Gaine, who has been
faexisferred to Blenheim.
•
riNIT . John Richards is suffering from
an attack of pnieumania, but is now
improving, we are pleaerid to state.
• Mr: Samuel Davis of London was
ie. town Tuesday attending a meeting
el the Mount Carmel and 'Centralia
Telephone Company. •
Revival meetin,gs are beeng leeid lin
the Evengelical Clrurch and are being
well attended. Rev, 'lege-, oi 1)a.sh-
wood has been as sis tingi the pas t , w eek,
lefes,3 Mary Geiser, who has been ill
for some .time, was ta,kcat th.e. borne)
of her sister. Mrs. Chris Finklminer
Shiepita, on Monday. ,
Me• Everett Fahner, w` ha has been
clerkenee for Mr, Chas. Zwicker for •i
m. miser ;Of years, Intends) to cake reier
the gefteral. stare business of Mr
Christian' Beave,r, on Feb. ls't. Mr,
• Fainter eie lone of' aux popular young
men, end ,many friends wish hem.
success,
Rev, Bowen di strict secretary of
the Canacliert Bible Society will delive
ex ani address in. the Methodist Church
on e eb, let at 8 p.m. The address is
Ito, be illuistrated with lantern slides.
His ocedeess ,of ' the previous year was
net :egesn. forgo•ttere and a treat, is. esie
sured these who attend,' •- ' • er
1\111i1 'Clig'e''• ZivieleerfeiiS be,enon:the
sick' ne't :for several days.: ' ilea '. ''•
. • ...-e• .
A baritisnial ester-vie:6, was ' held, 6.n.
the Levangenead 'q.burcii- -last' r. Sunday
morning. , The aeirve• 'ceewas ete• eencial
intereetee Ct: U i earl, ,, Mare) par ., gee
toie,titie ,parente.if the :ehildieni,.,:baPs
Exeter Council
Monday, Jan'y 2gud, 12 3.
The -Municipal Council et the Vil-
lage eff Exeter, met in the Council
Chamber. Members all present.
The minutes of the meeting held
Jan'y 10th, were -read and approved.
Councillor Hooper reported havieg
interveiwed Mr. Murphy re the rent-
ing Of the weigh scales, per motion
of Frances and Davis, that Mr. Mur-
phy's offer of $1 0.40 for the year be
accepted. Caeried.
Mr. Richard Hunter made a re-
quest for additional salary as asses-
sor, claiming more clerical work in
the preparation of the roll. No action
Per Ellerington and Hooper that the
Reeve with Councillor Francis and
the Clerla be a special committee to
consider the Village By-laws, and re-
port. Carried.
Per Francis and Hooper, that Mr.
Frank Mallet be secured to look after
and keep clean the reading room of
the Library Building, salary $1 0.0 0
per month from this date. • Carried.
• The following accounts were read
and passed: Cecil Ford, labor, cem-
etery $3.75; Frank Sims, snow plow-
ing $1 6.2 0; Jonathan Kydde snow
plowing $1 1.6 0; Frank Mallett clean-
ing Library $5.00; Percy Hewitt, la-
bor, sewer $3.0 0; Passed on motion
of Hooper and Ellerington. darried,
Adjournment by Ellerington.
J. 'SENIOR, Clerk.
Whalen
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Tookey •orLu-
care spent the weekeend at the. honie
of Mr. Thos. Gunning.
Mrs, Harry Redd is Leaden, this
week.
Mrs Win. Morley is quite with
ecarl'et fever... Mr. Morley is able to
sit up 'again, recovering from pneu-
monia,
,Nfr. Jas. Swallow is conferred to his
room .suffering from lum.bago.
Mies Lesta Raker tof the Base Line
is eisiteng for a week with the N2s-
ses Tessa and Elsie Gunning; I.
GIVES BIRTH TO TRIPLETS. AT
SEAFORTH HOSPITAL
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Seaforth, Jan. 22 -At the •Seaforth;
Menverical Hospital this morning -Mrs.
Frank Duncie (of Dublin, Onte . gave
birth to triplets, ttvo geels and a hay.
All three babies are fine. and healthy
and perfectly formed, weighing 5,. 531
and 6 pounds, respectivelye and, ' the
mother is doing well Unusual inter -
'est is being taken by the citizens
the event, which is the first of its
kind in the „town.
•
Holley should be stared in, *dry
place, as it -readily absorbs moieeerse,
wheel) en turn will cause. fermentation),
Heney is a food which prodUceS
heat and energy, It is in concentrated
feerm and weedy for use at ell times.
There is no waste, as 'well ripened
honey -will keep In good condition -for
reasenable length of time provided
it is stored hie. suitable place. Hon-
ey is an •exO•ellient food for chili:leen
see adults, and should( Lind place itt
the daily .menu; it readily takes "the
place of jams or preserves, or •as fen
ordinary spread upon 'b.reacl.
The sleighing is still pretty fair".fin
this neighborhood. A flurry of snow
occeSionally eefreshee it.
IIMI.orm.,•11.a.mmegir,avem•
All mien are born free and eq.ual and
have the choice of remaining So tat'
getting married.
ma••••••••4
Remember The Advocate has • a
newspaper. clubbing lest that includes
any daily or weekly newspaper or any
monthly journal We save you the
trouble of :sending for, them, and in
most ca3es save you .a little money
besides.
Seven Steps to Success •In Poultey
Culture.
1. Keep accurate records. Little
progress can be made without this
first step.
2. Feed a, properly balanced ra-
tion. Such a ration furnishes nutri-
ents for growth, maintenance, fatten-
ing and eggs..The-produetion of eggs
must be a constant' ••
3. Give proper care and comfort
• by good housing and management:
Discomforts are: Extremes of heat
and cold, hunger and thirst, four air
and 'dampness, and diseaee's, • and'
'parasites. -• • se a • .
4. Keep standard -bred, utility
stock. There are five good breeds for
the farme Plymouth Rock, 'Rhode
Island RecieLeghorn, Wyandotte and
Orpington. • Varieties of these haste_
been bred for heavy•egg-production.
• 5. Breed from th,e best, both raele
and female., •
6. Sell unprofitable stock
7. Market graded products. Maxi-
eM11131 returns are secured froin grad-
ed products. Markets demand a con-
stant supply, and this calls for com-
munity co-operation.
e Age of Cows.,
It is inor4edifacult tO determine the
age of a cow than Of a herse, say the
live stock melt at the State dollege,
at Ithaca, New York. They agree
that some estirar,te of a cow's age
may be . made from her teeth and
horns. The number of "annual
rings" en the, leases, plus two, for
exa,napler, usually glees the aninaars;
age, lest remembering that the pairs -
of permanent teeth come sine months
, apart and the -first pair comes at
about, 19 to 4 'months of age, will
help to verifyn .
Inspect potato fields tor diseates
•and impurities and remove all plantS
medical advice. •tie'eel• • I neeefssary.
ICirkton
• The annual meeting of tie Kirktore
Adricultural Society was held oe,
Saturday afternoon. There •was al
good attendance. The Treasurer's re-
port ehmved the receipts) to be, $1745
the largest in the • history or tihe
Society. T,here wer.e 200 more en-
tries at the Fall Fair than the prev-
ious year.
The. membership for the. past year
,was 343.
• The Fall Fair will, be held on Sept.
25th .and 261h.
A prize for a pen af four bacon
hogs ,well be added) to the prize list
this yea/r.
Gavernment judges will be employ-
ed on the light, and heavy horse, classes
The standine field crop competition
will be again &ken; up. The varieties
of grain, selected were fall wheat and
oa.ts.
'There is a oansiderable amount of
new blood pn the Board, so we may
look for "something doing" this year,
The election of officers resulted as
follow.s,-Pres, James Stephen; ist
V,ice Pres,, 12:, N. Shier; 2nd Vice
Pres., Saimuel Routley; Directors, Jas
More, John Duncan, John Marphet, W
Brock, Robt. Berry, David Roger, A.
Berfehill, A. Brethour, Jahn Gettler
John Pringle, Jae. Creery, William
Brooks, Wesley Hodge, Rich. Paynter
J. Piridham ; Hon, Directors, IVilliene
Forrester, M,P,; Wan. Black, M. P.;
Andrew Hicks, M.P.P.; Hon. Peter
Smith, 'Wm. Robinson, William
Atkinison, John Cele; Auditors, E. NI
Sheer, Chas. Paul; Sec.-Treas., Amos
Deupe The president and secretary
were appointed to attend the annual
ton'vention of Feirs' en Toronto next
week.
Tee mill here had a narrow escape
from destructian, by fire. Mr. Dave
Golding hoppenie•d to look out about 9
re:clock and noticed a bla,ze at one
corner of the -mill He immlediretelY
turned in. an alarne and ie was found
, that where the •exhaust from. the en-
gine escaped fere had been smoulder-
ing in some dust and had started to
blaze. A few minutes more and the
mill would have beenreduced to ashes.
Lumley
A number fromi this, vicinety attend-
ed the funeral of• the late John Hack-
oey on Monday last.,
e Mr. W. N. Horton of Straitford
spent the weekeend at his home here.
Mrs. Thos. Rennie entertained be -
ween forty atnd fifty, of her neighbors
Thursday evening, also a number of
the Salvation Army members of Ex-
eter, who rendered some good music
and the Captain gave an interesting
address, after which Mrs„ Rennie serv-
ed xefreshmerets.
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Puppy love cuhreated In, a hasty
.ma.rriage often means a dog's life,
Seven days of self-indulgence makes
one, weak,
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There isnopa.rticular, virtue in, lov-
ing your enemy if you allow yourielf
the privileg•e of licking him first.
When dad finishes condemning his
dau,g.hter's rouge he turns to the mir-
ror a,n.d combs his. hair ov,er his bald
spot.
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Where ignartince is, bliss don't -ask
too many questions.
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The Trend 'of Business
T0 forecast correctly trade develop,
meats is of vital importance to the
man of business.
Our Monthly Commercial Letters,
• which will be sent on request, con-
tain analyses of agricultural and
trade conditions of great assistance in
reaching sound conclusions
672'
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter Branch • - M. R. Complin, Manager.
Crediton . R. S. Wilson, Manager.
Dashwood " j •
THE MOLSONS BANK
INCORPORATED 1855
Gaipital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
• Over 1.25 Branches.
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN INDUSTRY AND THRIFT
Reward them ,for doing work around the house and
impress upon them the importance of sating their
earnings, Why not open an aecount for them in the
Savings Department of The Molsons Bank. Money may
be deposited and withdrawn by ma
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily.
Furniture Bargains
REDUCTION IN FURNITURE, WE CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK.
BUY HERE AND SAVE MONEY
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
M. E. GARDINER
Same ef the eggs; they, put over to-
day eeem to have too muedla history,
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About the only rights. the pedestrian
gets a,re funeral rites.
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Speaking. of taking 'em for better
or for Worste, ;some of 'em are worse
than we took 'em' for
The men whoecanee keep their heads
above. water should go in, where it is
not dee.
"EVERYBODY'S CAR"
'When a maa says that he, is a hope- ye.
less` told bachelor, lie( means he think§
he isn't
A wife is a personwho makes five
trips back into the house when yoct
are tready to go sorn.ewhere.
When, a man looks back and thinks
Of W.bat a fool h•e was, he is glad
there were ne monkey, glands to proe
long his youth.
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80...
60..
40..
262 colifismeci
coins
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than in
19#4
-FOOD--
37%
HIGHER
In I
•
,1 Ca I 4 1 c • -LeEeV, •E L --
LIGHT and FUEL
83%
11 IGH ER
than in
1914
HOUSING
ANO RENT
427
HIGHER
than in 1914
BUILDI NG
mATEPI AL
88%
HIGHER
than in
1914 -
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AND FURNITURE
H470
HIGHER
than in
1914
120
100..
80
60-
.1907 -4 -40 -
TOURING CARS
PRICE 011914 $650-20.
PRICE THAY $445
.-2o_White other commodities have gone up 37 to 116 %
-40 over I94 prices, the FORD Tou RING CAR has dropped
31>i % BELOW
Eirereybody's
0
-20
-40
HE Ford Motor Cempariehas..inade a germane attempt to give the public automobile trans-
portation at a price withirethe reach of all. It has carried out the ideals of the inVentor of the
Ford Car, Henry Ford, and has placed the Ford Motor CoMpanyein thenepositioof per-
forming a public seryice to the people of Canada. •• .
. It has definitely made Ford products a national institution -being such the Ford Motor
Company believes it is justified in telling the public it serves) how the present low price of Ford
Care can- be Maintained in 1923.
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How the Present Low Price of Ford Cars Can Be Maintained in1923
• We are absolutely frank with the' public when we say that the 'present low prices are not
justified' by present production but only by the productiorsdt,is !lipped will result froen them.
The present low prices for Ford Cars are based on maximum production oily. To -day's
• market on steel and other raw material that goes into the manufacture of Ford Cars will not
warrant these prices except at peak production. 'Ford prices rrttrit go up unless they are
justified by increased production.
Everybody's Business ' You Can Set the Price!
Fill in the memorandum below and mail
The Ford Car is everybody's Car -the Ford
to the Ford dealer whose name appears belovr.
business is everybody's business. You and
This merely signifies your intention to buy
your neighbor, and his neighbor are'all vitally
a Ford Car and obligates you in no manner
affected by the price of Ford Cars.
f. to buy. • •
If you are at all concerned about buying a The Ford Corripa.ny must know how many
Ford this year make it your business to let cars are wanted in 1923 in order to maintain
the Ford Company know about it. • the prices. You can help if you act at once.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED FOR.D ONTARIO
IMO odponimm. eft if. Mr.* -en
Fili in and mail at once to—
Milo Snell, Exeter, Ont.
Date
I understand that Mr. Ford and the Ford Motor Company have reduced the pr,ice of Ford
Cars to a point never before conceived to be possible, and that these prices are not Justified by
the present volume of business, but that they have to bring about a larger volume of business
to lustily these prices.
While I am not immediately prepared to buy a car, twill want a
• about and as I desire to ::get it at these reduced priceS, thm Will
authorize you to Inform the Ford Motor Company that Iintend to buy a Ford unless something
• unforeseen happens, and am advancing thiS information se that the Ford Motor , Company may pro-
ceed and manufacture this cox during the winter months, so that may have prompt eelivere at
the time I desire it.
NAME •
ADDRESS 123
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