The Exeter Advocate, 1924-4-17, Page 4ERVIT TREATMENT
HEALS KIDNEYS
Concentrated fruit Juices.
Give AstonishingResuits.
Anyone who has suffered with
Weak or Irritated Kidneys—with t •e
accompanying miseries of pain in
back, splitting headaches, swollen
hands and feet; rheumatism and
constipation --ought to try the:Fruit
Treatment for their trouble.
To those who use intensified fruit
tuices—" Fruit-a-tives "—for the first
ime, it seems almost impossible that
the juices of apples, oranges, figs and
prunes combined with tonics, could
relieve Kidney Trouble.
But a short treatment of "Fruits -
tires" gives quick relief and the regu-
lar use of these intensified fruit jukes
or "Fruit Liver Tablets" prove their
marvellous virtues. "
Get "Fruit -a -tines" today and begin
the Fruit Treatment. At all dealers
25e. and 50c, a box; or sent postpaid
lip Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
rhe Exeter Advocate
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors
Subaerip:ion Price—In advance, 5l 50
per year in Canada; $2.00 n the
United Staten, All eubscrr:ptions not
paid in advance 50.e ..larged.
THURSDAY.. APRIL lith, 1924.
Dashwood
Greenway
The death at Mree A. M. Wilsare
occurred at pier hoirtue. ir-Greenway, on
April 5t'h ait:er an illness, of sten days.
She wan 1pafin,
unGr
eerbu
s
h, Leeds
s Co-,
Ont., in 1849; end, spent her girlhood
there. Her maiden name was Lydia
Victoria, Kerr, She taught school far
t hreo. years, - Tui; 'tthe fail of 1879 she;
came to Greenway, and in Marsh of
1880 she wars marred to her nail* sor- I
rowing husband. To them were born
two daughters, Effie, who died ;in iau-
fancy, and Mee. w•ha us at .nonce. Mrs.
Wilson has became one of the nijost I
faithfu 1Christeen women the 1VLethod I
Let . Church has ,e -vier known She be ,
gang; teaching irwthe Sunday School at tli
fifteen'yews of age, and lead she lived
till October of this year would have,
completed siuxty°yiears as a S.S. teach-
er. For the past thirty -.five years
she has taught most efficiently the
primarydepartment of Greenway
Meth S.S.SHe'r untiring. efforts n
collecting funds for the erection of -
the present church will never be for-
gotten. No one worked more faith-:
fully than she. The home of Mr, and
Wilson was know', far and wide
for 'its gracious hospitality. Nor were
her activities confined to her owa
church and community. She was a
Lumley
The• sad trnews w!eot aver the, phone
on •1Vlonday morning announcing ' the.
death of Mr, Sbeidon Eyre, eldest :ton
of•• Me. - and i\Lrs, George Eyre of �Chis-
elhurs t, he having returned to his home
here from Detroit owing iiia illness,
He had been, en Detroit only a couplet
months. Much zytnpetley is felt for
the • bereaved relatives., who thought
re, wan slowly recovering.
Mrs Jas. Horton spent Tuesday in
Hen,sall with her sinter, Mrs. N. B.
Horton, who is nicely recovering,: from
ter recent illnesse
i\•ir, Wnn. ,Horton,; of Detrost and Miss
I3 Brintne,ll ,of Str tford; trp home Lele'
e' Easter ,vacation. •
His many friend's are p]ieaaed to ie°e
MVix. Allen Rennie out again, after his
illness,
Maly in this neighborhood attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Jaw., Ander-
son. which is a shock to the community
and, much sympathy • is felt for Mr.
Anderson and famitly.
Father Dead—The death took p;a••c
in London on M:nday. of \Ir, William
Taelor, aced 72 years, father of Dr
R. 1-1 Taylor of DashwoJd. Born ie
\\ C.st Ni;souri Tp ha had been a res,
bent of Lon;Ion .othirty years and
W 3.5 well known as a ,lu ige Ot ftV e i
stock and a dealer in hay and g.-ain
Be id •s iii tv'clow ha ,is survived by
two ion Lorna and D R. H., and
one claugp.ter, Myr ca, tt hone The
f u^t al w-a.s held to \\ oodland1 rIt ° -
tart It ea da, afternoon-
ter-
o n..
2dr. W. P \Ville t :t: returned. it -1,
t s pen lit _ the p;:cit month tr, De -
.
t IT.. • '.n.rl •� '3_1 s
t t her i
• i.atr 4 tic r,
1 v I
• d ih
1 t tie,.
o Loni1'.n
1 r,t<tl <..
.'n:l An>ere
is :: t''• .:a ['. :s.,..i f'- t:)wn,
°i6 t.:r ,.ft on Wel-
for \\ < J
• •.
ir _ v d t::y their . �•,' r-r1.1e ... the 14th.
Clttcnther haA otarchasedi
,. a •:l . a.
:LIr.
1-Iomar Guanther Crediton
s;p n Sandi::
•
�n r, ..l morning at 10.30
Ceara..:n ..•,ervices will be field the
Lutheran C- I t n_.n Sunday ev-
cri , g at 7.34) English se a s -will be
held Rs; Bruer cr of Lcr :l„ . ,rii1 con-
duct beth service .
3,!C 1
eeeine
i. r wf �Ii
ST M \RYS—Ira 3. Ilalpenny, prin-
cipal of the St. Marys public school
*ince 1915, died ::.fter days'
illness from pneumonia ca. Apr:1 155th.
I•i vv 64 years cid and w•a °;orn rear
Art t ur
les
Think of ;. i. µ rn. e -.a'" s
id -to wi -L.:Qt Ei: ice l_y,
,
clove ,. rye, eats -
1 ee& , C . ,.., i" ' p'Ct,+lt-
• ing; -_ r: t l:or
the'
:> i;.i1e
'fix?.1kkr. +_ - `u=" pig
:il,`•t'gs:
12
3�r�
and :held ri
iilv'{1,`ak ie,.
;) the i
.i• goods,.. s,.. if
When the ::oads are bad •
farmers. d o u n 1 y appreciate
your teres ho n a• them. The
forst. Mere3i. nt with d o e, s
stand, rn1ghty.good chane. -
of getting their rrd •ars.' Try
a, dozen chills. The results
should average very well,
Every Bell Telephone is a
Long Distance Station.
v' r�IL.�'ti� ?�•
ze .taus worker for the Women's h'Iiss-
iatary ,Society. For twelve years she
did splendid work as District Superin-
tendent.: and Organizer in Exeter D:s-
trict, She was a regular ateendant,
et en health permitted at the London
Conference Branch Meeting, and at
the. ine of her death she was Honor-
ary Vice President of the Branch, and
Honorary Supt. of Exeter District,
Few women thad such a wide circle of
Atn,:er.. friends and her passing leaves
hely memories in many many hearts of
a sweet sunny disposition and a strong
Chri tZr. Character, The funeral. ser -
vi -es were conducted in Greenway
Nierleadiet Church by her pastor, Rev.
Maines, assisted by Rev. G. W. Rivers;
-men of Exeter District, on April
toil. Interment was made in Parkhill
metery. Besides her sorrowing lius-
tz rte. arta daughter, two brothers sur- J1r and Ars. 1.1. Kuhn and daughter
v vee Rev. G. J. Kerr ,of Lambeth, and are N .siting in Detroit over the Easter
j, W. Kerr of ;Elgin, Ont. holidays
•Jli.ss Eva Onatreicher of London;
went the week end- with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oestreicher.
Mr, Harold Young of London visited
in tie tillage 'over the week -end.
:»ring cleaning is the order of the
dor
Grand Bend
Taylor—Walper—A quiet wedding
was solemnized at the Presbyterian
Manse, Grand Bend, on Saturday, April
12th, when Edna . A., daughter of the
late 'Christi:an'Walper and 1VIrs.. Walpet
of Grand Bend, was united en marl -Lege
to Lloyd. Taylor, Sion of J. J. 'Taylor
also of Grand Bend. Thee bride wore
a smart suit of navy blue. Poiret twill
with greyblouse and' gloves and hat
to' match, Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left
for Detroit on their honeymoon. On
their returnthey will reside an the
grcom's farm near Grand Bend,-
Crediton
end,-
Crediton
Whalen
Th:: msny friends of Mr. end Mrs.
Ernest Parkinson of Moose Jaw, Sask.
eee
sorry to le trn of the recent death
seet r young st daughter. Jean Dor-
othy,. atter a ten hours Illness, She
w•ars a little over a year old.
Mrs. Frank `Iillson of \vet Vit g:n-
a t:sic:in:4 at the hone of 1Ir.. -Geo
eine el vide Gunning spent . the
R ea.!. et Kirkto t.
Gina•ling spent a to
L
i he i I
,Y.. �-t the noel .nit her t• •,t'.tL,L Mrs
is V Y
Passmore, Thant i . vu i. °
The annual rn; tin,; ?:.Lye W. .NI. S.1
held at the c liar 'n r n Tuastlayl.
April t th, with the f lot iia o!i
ctcd—r'rc:,, \I. -•.I ..t Gurning;,
1 Vicc. Mrs, John, Hsdg.s.on•
, ' y,
.i ..
Het-. O d.•t; Treas., Mr,A. Har-
vey
ar
e \1'SgJas. Shipley and Irene Harness
ft Saturday to .attend the tuner.:: ,al
\1r.. •\ie1ci?1e llarnes in 'Michigan,.
Mount*Carri e;
cel:s:: •Cora Regan and two children
•eturned Leer: last week alter spend-
ing two weeks with friends at London
We are ple,t.sed to state that 11:
and Mrs Chas. Glavin are imprc,v'ng
after their serious .shunts,
err. Thomas \rorrisey accompanied
by \liss Winncfred Keough, is visitn:g
friend., neap. 0/ilea this week.
\1-e_; Kathleen \icK ever is spend-
ing a few days with friends at Lon-
don this week,
11,11,s,.. C ist;e Currie f Parkhill is
e i rn fiends in this neighborhood,
Stephen Council
•'I•ha Council of the Townhip •of Ste-
phen mat ie the Town Hall, Creditor!,
April 7, at 1 p.m. All present. Min -
lave of previous iueetbtg adopted.
Hayes—Sweitzer—That whereas Geo,
Feelestcn has submitted a planof a
sub -division of pt. lot number 1, :n. the
L.-1 . W. eonce.ssion, of the Townehip
of Stephen, as originally prepared ley
F. W. Farneomb, O,L.S., with certten
araendan,enti, made thereto iby G. A.
McCubbiu• O.L,S., be it thexe.fore re-
soiyed that such plan is hereby ap•:
iy.cv4d rn 1 that the reeve and clerk
are i; ..-e authorized to indorse the
n assar y certificate and the corporate
cit tn,.reto,—Carried.
Snell—Goetz—That whereas Mia-
Annie Farrel has refused cr ne-
g t id to pay taxers for which she 'is
c tr;;•cd for the year 1923, amounting
to $5.07, and penalty 25c,. making a
total of $5.32, that Thos. Trevcthick,
co:lector of" taxes be, and is hereby
lir^ _izz ci to take•eaction. n the 11th
court' of the'County of Huron
in the name of the 31uni;iipa?i1y, for
• ,it. ...::'ova —y or the ,ante.—Carried.
}byre `,«titre—That in ..fele; _^e
: •t.3 t -,e ietil.:- received from the Deputy
1rin. zer or Highways, dated :".larch 2•'•,
1924. I a:.,sting this council to ; pa,:n
;
,,-.�c;
iws to commute statute labor and
'appoint a road superintendent to lay
Oat and supervene all work lnd Expend-
iture on roads within the. c.,:.:lusive :iur-
*i .: tion sof this ton nnn p council, that
t
n� act;')l 0e taken, and that. the ,Clerk
forward a copy of this resolution to
the Deputy -Minster,—Carr:cd •
The following orders were passed :—
Ross-"raylor
a ed:—
1?cis•-"rayl:or Co., lumber for shed,
:19.73; Sun Insurance Co„ extra pre -
2 .25;, hydro Electric Power
a.:G.1,unt for : 4 months, S7.2,85; Muni, -
pa? World -,supplies 48c.; Ur, J. 3•
\t'illiams, ace: re Alma. Williams 39,100;
r d. Fahner and Fred Hi,;t, drawing
tile 24.00; Eel Fahner, woad for hall,
3550; D L. i,npert, refund 1910 stat-
ute -labor 15.00; R, C,ltrutlr°cis 'elund
raw.'tag- re hlathers 2.00; Jalnes Glavin
dragging block '1-8,B. 7.50 Ed. Gill
and others, work in pit and'haul',ng Rd
3, 47.00.
Adjournment was made to 'Monday
May 5th at 1 pan,
Henry Rilber, Clerk:
Tr Honer Guenther of time Canad-
ian Bank of Commerce has been trans-
ferred to Port Colborne, Mr. Fitzgerald
of P, t tilea -trim, his place. here.
The"Powe of His I:esutreetion,"
fourth of the eri'es on "Tine Christ
and His "Cross,' will be the subject "n
the Methodist Church r'exeSunday t yr
en e.. at- the clo.se of the regular eee--
vic: An illustrated lecture on "The
Feeestepe of the Master," will be given
when. 11,0 i eaittiful colored picture.,
will be ehown .nn canvas. Children:e .
:united to coma.
Death of Mrs, .:atter,—Mrs. Sophia
Better, after an. illness of a few creeks,
tis reel away at her home here on April
lith Tia,: deceased emigrated front
Germany about fi9:fty six years ago
and tcoi: un her residence ,near Cred-
iton, where she has since resided. She
was first married to Tablas F ahner
who died a number of years ago, anal
five children were left, four at home
and on {laughter in. Michigan. A few
years ago, she married Henry Bauer,
who also predeceased her about six
ycars She was a kind-hearted person
mad wars respected by manly. The fun-
eral took place to the Evangelical cem-
etery on Wednesday afternoon, The
family Ineve the sympathy of • the com-
munity
The Sheardown brothers of Geed-
erch v!a ted their mother, Mrs. H.
:Shea/elm/1. on Sunday, We axe, pleas-
ed 'to re1iart her condition, :✓pro ing.
Mr. 'Fred Kerr is out a ;ain after his
recent i11, but is till irrarble -o work:
Mr Roy Finkbeitner and :sir. Albert
MMo.rlocl_ were err Lonteon.Saturdey •otn
bu ere s
tSBOBeet COUNCIL
The Municipal Council of the Tp.
of Usborne met at the Township Hall
on April 5'th in it's monthly meeting.
All members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved on motion
of Ballantyne=--Stewc,rt.
By -Law No. 5 1924, re confirming
the appointment of the Pathmasters
was read and passed 'on motion of
Stewart—Skinner and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk.
Correspondence—Provincial Audi-
tor's letter re Auditor's report. Han-
na—Skinner: that a copy of the let-
ter be referred to the Township Au
ditors to correspond with the Provin-
cial Auditor on the matter in quest
ion -Carried.
Letter Praia the Provinciial High-
ways Department stating that the a-
mount of grant on expenditure on
the Township roads for. 1923 was
$1043 99.; The Treasurer stated that
he had received a cheque from the
pi-avincial treasurer for the aforesaid
amount. ` .
Skiniter—Hanna: That Luther
eio's Cliffe be appointed Pathn.•iaster
in place of Alfred Hicks 4n d Josiah
Horn in place of James Flora—Car
-
A petition for drainage work on
the tapper waters of the Ellin -vine
Drain was presented by George' Co e-
ard and others, Ballantyne—Stewart
-That the petition he held at May 3rd
rueettng,,---Carried.
Stewart -Hanna: That the Court
of. Revision on the 19:24 Assessment
Roll be held at the Township Hall on
May 3rd, 1924, at 1 p.n, Carried.
/Skinner Ballantyne: that the fol-
lowing bills be passed and orders is-
sued for .payment of same:
Francis Davis; now work, $6; Al-
bert Etheringi,on, road 2,„1-3 cord
gravelling fn -1923, $1,65; Everett
Skinner and others, .snow work con.
6, $10.—Carried.
Council adjourned to meet May
3rd, at 1; O'clock,.
Henry Strang, Clerk,
Centralia
Mrs .E,.A .bott, who has been vise
itting with,�tier parehts, Mr. lid 'Mrs:
Fairhall, has returned to Windsor.
.
Mrs, Boslough spent last week
in
London visiting friends
A. few of the farmers -en, this vicinity
have start'ed seedingoperations this
week,
11r. and ars. George Esaery were
in London over the week -end.
Mr. J. Kent visited with frieinds in
Stratford last week.
`HENS,A.LL .SPRING $I.30W
A record crowd attended the Sp •ing
Show in Hensdll on Tuesday afternn,
The horses were plod, and the cat-
tle though holt numerous!, w+eie.of good
quality,
Prize winners were,—
Clydesdale,
iere,:Clydesdale, aged stallion, Jno Miller
of Exeter; stallion foaled in 1921, Dr.
Moir, Hensall,
Standard bred stallion -1 and 2, J.
Decker, Zurich.
Draught team in •hauuttess—AeSinclair,
Tuckersnn%th; J. & T. Hogarth, Hib-
bert;
ibbent; year --old, R. Doig, Tucic,ersmitb,
C, R. Allison, Hibbert,
3 -yr. agricultural, W. Patrick. '
Agricultural colts; G. E. Thompson
Of Hay ; team, D. Fotheriinghaaa, . Tuck-
ersmith t W. Petrick, Geo. Armstrong.
Gen Purpose—W. Decker 1 and 2.
Sin. Carriage—G. Dtitncarn, C, Prouty
Roadster team, G. Thomson„ single
roadster, W. Decker, Andrew Bell, H.
Caldwell.
A Sinclaor won the Burney .s Iver
cup for Clydesdale inane or gelding.
J. Young won his otvn, cup for light
corse in harness.
J. Miller won. the Geiger special for
Clydesdale stallion,
C. Duncain won Hudson's special far
farmer's single horse.
" Douglas of Caledonia judge,
Cattle
Aberdeen Angus, bull R btMcLaren
heifer, Elmer Piapp, H, Soldan.
Shorthorn—calf and cow, W, Pepper
1 and 2; heifer, RAM. Peck, 1 arud 2.
Butcher steer—W. R. Dougall.
Drery cow, Alex. Buchanan Z and 3
A. J. Todd, R. Cameron.
Dr. Peck's cup for -Shorthorn • fe-
male went to, W, Pepper:
Harry Smith, Hay, judge.
Judging for Boys
Winners were—Lorne .Foster, Gor-
don Elliott, B. Klopp, Roy'Soklan, and
Foster Pepper,
WORN OUT.
Dinks—What was the matter with
the wedding party? The bride tot•
lured, th;: best mini looked groggy, and
oxtp of the ushers collapsed at the door,
What was the cau,'sa of it?
Winks—Too many rehearsals.
0: reonr Bence.
That opttn.t,t, i,ow.s'er polite,
^', on his way wntloraded.
1:"i,o ;^s that evr,rythin's all right
11r:. ,.,.^'r1 r. or': Isn't naec?o 5.
Fait Going.
"That boy of yours is very quick In
his stn:::es."
replied the man with the
sep;71,•iy t'•nr ,';l it•rii;, "He learns his
lessons ver-: r iy But he always
forgets three before recitation time."
They Carol, Would.
Church -1 see that every policeman
in Berkeley, Cal., now has an automo-
bile.
Gotham, --If that happened in New
York people would say: "Where did
he get it?"
Not a illecessity.
• "Reggie is well provided with the
necessities of life."
"Yes. It is fortunate for hila that
the necessities of life do not include
brains."
Important.
"Pae seems to consider himself very
important here."
"Yeppends rnost 01 his time won-
dering howthe rest of the world gets.,
•along without his help."
Named.:
Patience --Would you call a phono-
graph an ornament or a toy?
Patrice: Why, T'd call it a play-
thing..
Coiling His Bluff. -
"Yes, sir, I'm proud to say I don't
owe a dollar to anyone."
"So I lien;. Debts al}' outlawed since
your credit was stopped, eh?",
The Idea.
"We must give until it hurts"
"T think I get the idea. We mast
act- as though we were giving' menet'
to our own wives."
What'She Objected To.
Parson—Cheer up, sister, y'''our hti
band is now in heaven. ,
Widow (sobbing)—Yes, arid, 80.10 Itis
tint wife, Nylon/ he fairy i •oIIz@l
Our policy is to assist farmers in in-
creasing ' their live stock holdings,
and to secure a
Better Grade of Stock
Call and talk the matter over,
Capital Paid Up $20,000,000
Reserve Fund $20,000,000
Exeter Branch • . - M. R. Coniplla, Manager
Crediton Branch ., G. G. Maynard, Manager
Dashwood Branch G. G. Maynard, Manager
INCORPORATED 1855
Capital and Reserve. $9,000,000
Over 125 Branches.
THE MOLSONS BANK
This institution offers depositors safety for
their savings, reasonable interest . compounded
every six months, hind freedom from red tape
in case of withdrawals.
Savings 'Departments at every Branch
Deposita of $1,00 and upwards invited,
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS; Manager,
Bigargains in Fur
At Gardiner's
WE CARRY THL LARGEST AND \LOST UP -TO --DATE C'1'Oi;K.
OUR PRICES ARle THE LOWEST. EN.f:TER'S HOME I° L-RN1 if ER.
M. E. � AR .d+TA Nrr�3 ,t
Directoa of Funeral Services
Day and Night Service.
Business Phew 74w
Motor arid Horse li;iu'.pr_nt,.
Opera House Block.
Night Call 741
1:p
s to use
SCHOOL HOUSE PAINT
For Barns and Oztb1 ildings
it gas no equal
write Head Office. Montreal For Free Booltiet
HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD 3Y
G. A. Hawkins, Exeter
` Clean
Seen and U. seep
SU ,' P
RI5E does aoes melre than
wash a garment so that it looks
clean. It dissolves hidden im-
purities without injury to
color or fabric, and leaves the
garment thoroughly cleansed.