Exeter Advocate, 1911-2-16, Page 5leer.
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When you are jacied—yppy appe-
tite poor—your whole system
weary—just try a glass of ',abaft's
An Stout
Ale a .
Pleases the palate refreshes the
body, agrees with the weakest
stomach. A -truly wholesome !lever,
age that _really nourishes. For a,
milder drink try Labatt's
L d
on on Lager
_
r.4,usa to the fittest ,. German
brews. klas the true smack of
chetce hops. Very light, palatabte,.
satisfying. Look for the lavender
label.
Coneeer
(LAGER STYLE)
A temperance brevr-r4astes and
looks like choice lager, but has less
than sli% of proof spirit. Quenches
thirst; refreshes; gtves appetite.
Oder some today.
vier B;e1
(ALE STYLE)
The newest non -intoxicant, mild
and delicious, with the real flavor
and quality of good ale. Complies
with local *lotion requirements and
may be openly sold 93rwhere.
Order any Labatt product from
your dealer„ or direct from
JOHN LABATT LONDON, CANADA
New
1:11*(1)cery
Store.
Having purchased the pre-
, wises lately occupied py Mr.
M. Jackson, South of the ?Jet-
) ropolitan Hotel, and establish -
a First Class Grocery Stock
therein we invite you to call
and give us, a trial order.
„
" Our Motto is to keep notii-
ing but fresh goods, and you
I may be always assured that
LI you will receive good goods
all the time.
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
'Try us with your ,next
order in Groceries.
JAS. GC)UL131
2 Orders For rt,
pring a en
a
NQW. 2
Seldon, Exeter;
`VItli.4gRAfii*,1*(iPt
ttiesS of, rtf.Tt.
d te' • 90
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99 96
9 il SI,T1ISs . '09,ni, e,'"
pp4i4fti-i37.99969;`'',9'
,2'd,
99
ilt;iciff.-
9 n
ofr.ft.../frailicatiorafixitlxiorails
Manure Litters
Beatty,Bros: Feed
.,and Litter Carriers
1 - Overhead Conveyors,
BEVatV Bros: Steel
Stalls4z Stanchions
can be installed as aiemirts
1 lumber and last forever.
Bea,tty Bros.' Load
Binder
41 gi
These three things are great
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
1 labor -savers for farmers and ne-
cessities on a farm.
For sale by
PE0NE 51
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'NB., Henry Neeb having disPosed
his eighty-five acre farm in Hay Town-
ship, has purchased Mr. Casper Wal -
per's tins hundred and liftY-five acre
farm, situated cirri the Zurich Road,
known as the I-loppel Farm. The price
paid was $18,009. Mr. Neeb Is to be
congratulated on his purchase as he
has the best alrouind farm In the Town-
ship of Hay. It is said Mr. VTa.lper
is negotiating for the ,purchase of Mr.
Henry Zimmerman's fine 150 acre farm
in the same township -Mr. Wm. Phee
had a runaway on Thursday last He
had been attending Mr "Lento Kipper's
sale, and when returning home the
corse took fright, upset the cutter and
ran away. Mr. Phee escaped injury but
the cutter was badly broken. • IL'FLPLEY
le; :stet.;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS' IAF' 'IRE H°L1D A 'Y. gXC 174MEN'.
In the matter of the estate of 3art9a
Annie Hayter, late aftho Township of
Stephen, in the County Of Huron, ;rid-
ow. deceased,
• •
Pursuant. to See. 38 of Chapter 149 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario 18471
notice is hereby given that all" cm:Mora
and other8 haying claims against the
estate of the said Martha "Atige Hayter,t
el0 died on ihe 21st daY a,;4,99V)r,
1911, arc required oni or before the1,1
d1s1ro Ma'rell, 1911, to) send by post or
to deliver to Kenneth Gotichrian of.
Town of Parkhill, in the County of
Middlesex', solicitor for the executors,
their christian and surnames, addresses;
and.elescriptions, the full particulars of
their claims, a statement 0, their
aceomits and the nature f their, securit
ies any) held by them.
Arai further take notice that after
such last gnentioned date, the said
Executors w111 primeed to distribute:
the assets of the oalddeceased anwng
the parties entitled thereto, having re
gard only to the claims of which the
EXecutors shall then bave, notice and
that the said executors Will , not be
liable for the said atom ts Ot•fany part
'themot. to an person 4r persons et
whose claim or claims notice shall not
have been reedited by them at tthe*-time,
of such distribution
Dated at Parkhill tide 14t9 of Feh-,
D.1.011.
W11-.1.4.4.411. liAtTelt
JOHN SHERRITT
Executors
nr KENNETH, GOODMAN/.
Their Solicitor
. tt:1,""-"trilt.11.1tt""tkV
"•;,•ittS",-'
at his home in Seafort,h On MIanda " t
last week, as,,,ed 72 .years, Heewas a sou.
_ e 01, the late Sehh Grieve. a Ai.031.ee
1r A3t '
Elisabeth,
the beloved wife et'aro. 'le,' MeKillop, • "
, Curtis. <KO at ber home, Salem, l't C-
GillivraY, Oa Sunda:Y. Fob* Sth,* in her ----14.
67th year. She was a daughter oil' Mr. FALLING HAM ^
and Mrs...Sara-110. Saw -don and was born ...-.....,-.
ta, Yorkah4re, Eng. She came to the
terenline„ with bee parents in the•70`s
biting then In the prime( of young wain-
a:13.1°0d. Poring the list ten years she
has 'been, blind and this .affiletion but
b
encleared ee to those who eyideavored
to malce the 'titislCit tier life as bright
as love could make it, Siee is Survived
by her husband, tv,to• sons and three
There are many restful places to re.
cuperate et-hearby is the St. Cathar-t
hiss, Preston and Mount 'Clemens min -
'here are many restful places to re -
era l 'resorts,: The uldIghland Inn" at
Aigonquin Park; you can enjoy the
pure air and winter sports, and rest
to your lwart's cOrdent.
'A trip to Tomagarni, Cobalt, Gowganda
or new gold field of Poreupine •suit
the prospector.
The Samy Soutb, Florida, California.
or iqexico will appeal to these who
wish to get away frem 11'3044 wea_ther.
Fufl InformatiOn, tleketa, and tibia-
trated liter.ature from Grand , Trunic
A.gents.o address J. D. McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, Union Stat.
ioa, TOrentio, Ont.
•
C1eaiing
Auction Sale
Mr. Joe. WI -ARO tlaa received tristruCt-
teas to sel! by Public Auction on,
LOT 4, CON. 6, P. ot OSBORNE. or/
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1911
099, O'clock. 'sharp, -
HORSES -1 draught mare rising ti yr.
old; -1 draught gelding ri?ing 3 years
old; one draught filly, rising 1-yr-olj:).
one carriage geklErig. rising 1 yr, old;
2 draught colts, ri91ng 3 year.
CATTLE -4 yews, duo in Marchi'APrilt
June. Oeteberl (Me registered jetaseY
coW. due to calve IN, May; 2. betiter
due In Octolx:r ; a steers rising 3 -year
old; 6 steers, rising. a years old; 2
steers*. 2 yr. old; 4 calves.
POULTRY -About 50 pure-bred whit9
Alietion Sale ,b sow due in April
r
OL' FARM STOOK IMPLEMENTS
T. Cameron will sell by public auction
ciet Lot 9 N T IL., Towninip7of
Us -
borne, on WEDNESDAY', MARCH 1.nt
1911, at 12.30 o'clock, the .follovittaf
property, viz ;-
HORSES -Heavy draught mare, 5 yrs.
old, with foal: agricultural. mare 5 yrs,
eld with foal agricultural mare 5 yro.
old: 2 heavy draught geldings doing
3 years; strong farmer's driver 5 yrs,
old: roadster rising 8 yre.;
rising one yr. draught: filly rising 1,
year. agricultural. '
CATTLE -Cow with calf at foot a
vows due at time ot 'sale; 2. Cows due
afarch; cow duets Sept.; heifer 718-
3 yrs., due in. May; steers 2 yr.
old; 6 steers rising 2 yrs. old, good
b'aet lingere; 2 betters, rising 1, year
old; 2 stows ristip,'," 1 yr. old.,
HOGS -2 sows duo la April; 1 sow
due In May: 9 stare hogs.
FOWL -60 pulleto and pair ducks.
INfPLEMENTS-Lurnber wagon, nearly
new; truck wagon, 2 top buggies, one
nearly new; pr, bet:Weis:so, atnoseY-1-lar-
:Is binder, Mower, seed OM 3-horee
cultivator, ne,W hore Take. now;
hay loader, land roller, double wagon
box and seat, extra large wagon box,
hay rack, gravel box, nevi tanning mit)
Maple Leaf 2 -furrow plow, new ;'2 waiff
las. plows, ono new :,set .harrowo, diets,
seuffler, pulper, wheelbarrow; stack
rack, 2 '13tri .double working harness,
nearly new, set single harness, new ;
Quantity mangles, turnips and tiraothY
hay, ere= lseparator, new; price,
eltins, horse blankets, shovels, hoes.
etc ; sap pan, buckets and spites; 100
bushels Bumper King seed oats; good
cattle dog.
Positively no reserve as the propri-
etor .has rented his farm and Is going
West.
Terms, -Sums ot,%5 and under cash
over that amount 10 months credit en
furnishing approved joint notes. 5 per
eNat. per annum at tor cash, on credit
amount s
AND. c,o1Pitnr..r.,,. T. CAMERON,
Proprietor Auctioneer.
SAINTSBORT
(Delayed Lit the, mails)
Mr. and Mrs W. 7. Davis visited
few days.with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Garfield Needham last week.- Themes
.way last week,
of the cutter. Noe horse escaped.-Vrank SrnYth
rippe last week
Quinton's ,horse ran -a
making -a total wreck
ono was hurt and th
with but little," injury
was laid up with La G.
•'--111r.' and Mrs. J. Shoebottom of Lon -
doe township visited here on Sunday.
i -Miss Alice Davis is laid up' with the
grip. -Miss Ruth Hodgiets who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. G. Gad -
bolt at Winchelsea, has returned home.
1 -Mrs. W. J "SknIth and Mr. Naesati
Davis were called to Sarnia ,last week,
owing to the ,severe illness of their
aunt, Mrs. William Simpson. They re-
turned home on Sunday. -Thos. Quin-
ton has replaced hie cutter, ;which was
broken in the runaway last" week.
,,jtr P. Bender was called to Ford-
-Leh, last week, to attend- thefuner-
al of his brother.-tie.left' for
ler horne Orrns.town. Que., after visit-.
1n,r.," her brothers Messra. John land Rob-
ert Williams.-Mr.McFalls,,of the Baby -
los is very low vvilth'i pneumonia; arid it
is reported thee, his chances for -re-
.
covery are not every bright. -Mr. 7.
Preeterts mother 15 quiiesill at present
titocause b•-i.ng gangrene in her foot.
.s s, e is aver eighty years Of age tier
(hailer foe recovery is not of the best.
pretty wedding took place iri the
Lutheranelturcli " on Wednesday after-.
- „
moon at 3:30,' which Miss Lydia. Decker '
, , _
s e. ; f . Evict, Mrs. Toon: J--"eck-
,
of the Daibylon. Line Was triads the
- .
vrjfj ot, .Kr. 40y ot: \L4th
the presence 't4NTei.
I1 01 Tueedey ACountjr
: • 111cPk,
*one a sonig 001011tO.
er r •
Y"o ies4`
ornsOtcli
At'
ita
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4
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Master Love, who bas been on
the sick list., is improving.-Mr.1W. H.
r"' b 11 of, Brewster accompanied by
hls cousin, George of Sarnia,' spent Mon-
day at Ur Johii, Love's -In the issue
. .
of Your paper of twto weeks ago we
noticed aii item in your paper regarding
the sale of eolt's by Me. C. ,Walper of
Mollard Line to Mr. Shereitt -in which
it stated that $300 was. paid instead
of $500. Mr. Walser is noted for his
good horses, as he is satisfied With
'Ione but the best. -Mr- Itobt. Turnbull
- • ,
and son Maxwell spent Monday.'after-
,
r1,0011 , at the poettoffice.--Mr.
threshing 'machine, „also straw and
wood cutter is at- work 03 the 21L,
ia'Lny nearly tbe season'
work. -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hickey. and
'utir two _daughtens, Messes ,Bliona and
Addle, spene,Sunday,,i!Ideeand
M and Gaed ;acad.:
A'4,11%; e
BWST
ett?
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year
§4altehe(Wer.his iSsWitSi
fece7i,e;7 •
Taylor VlBt,5
f 0lAtigs.
Ilit'f893
*4
s*;
iF
11
WYandotte hens; 4 good coekerelo.
IMPLEMENTS-Frost & Wood Binder,
Ttake and DISC littrroW; Maxwell
Mower, Smatter and Drill; Cultivator
2 good walking plows set br iron 11 r
rows, land roller, manure &Treader.; one
70cal wagon, double, box and seat corn
plete; farm wagon, with wide tire, hay
.ack, pair of sleighs. Gravel box, stone
bait, on goiod farmer's carriage, near-
ly oevr; one good liltada nearly new, 1
cutter ; pair scales 1000 lbs ; .set double,
,v),rnese, set single harness, grinding
stone. root Twiner, about 800 ,bua, man -
golds; -00 busitele turnips; Daley
churn and many other articles too nuns-
nwpous to mention.
positively no reserve as the proprie-
tor is giving up farming.
TERMS -All sums of $10 and under
rash; over that amount 10 'months cred-
it. 5 per cent. perannurn oft or cash.
JOS. WHITE, SIDNEX ANDI1BW.
Auctioneer ' Proprietor,
Farmers' Institute
•••••••••••*
The Supplementary' Nit:stings ot the
South Huron Farmers* Institute will be
held as follows,-
HENSALL ,
FEBIITIARY 21.st
.:44 LEWIS of Burtord.-AtternOtOn
subject, `Clover, the 'Key to successful
Farining.": Evening, • Waste 'Places."
W. T. AGARDHOUSE of Hightleld-At-
terneen eubJect, 'Conformation and
Judging of Heavy Horse, Beet Cattle,
and Sheep." ; Evening, 'Waste Places."
Local -11. SldITH-Subject selected.
DA SIIWOOD
FEBRUARY 25th t
P. M. L'ErWIS--Atternoon subject, °Cio
Ver, the Key to Successful Farming.".
Evening, ' Waste Places."
W. 5. GARDHOTJSE-Aft,eraoon sub..
ject, 'Conformation and Judging of
heavy horses, beef cattle, and sheep."
Evening, `Cheap food for Farm Stock."
Loral -John Morgan -Subject selected
EICET.Eit s
vEiari.T.TARY 27th
E. lit. LEWIS-Afternoon subject,
' Seed selection:" Evening. 'Waste
Places".
W. J. GARDHOUSE-Atternoon sub.
Ject, *Type of Live Stock." Eventing,
' Cheap Food for Live Stock."
Local -A. Mustard, subject selected. •
A program will be given at the even-
ing meetings.
After,noort meeting begin at ;sharp.
Evening meetings at 7.30 sharp.
Let there be a good turnout.
Everybody Weicoxn.e.
A. MUSTARD, B. S. PHILLIPS,
President Secretary.
. • -
The following- is ihe,rePort for S. S.
No. 3, Stephen, -for the month ,of San.
Total marks 300 ;-.R. Parsonsi 259: A.
Willis 233; V. Hogarth 202; isT. WjuIig
193. Sr. •III. C..Trletmer 208 'lb San-
ders 199, L. Sehroeder 168; Jr. irt.,
E. Towers 254,'C. Parsons 2•32, T. Wil-
lis 198, H. ,Schroeder 193, L. Sanders
163; Sr. IL, L. Schroeder 237, Nr. Trieb-
ner 229,2. Sanders 204, V. noN 192,
H. Preszcator 140 Jr. IL,L. Hill 232,
R. Parsons • 224, A Shapton :192, V.
Preszcator 169, E. Hogarth` 12; Pt. II.,
G. Schroeder 235 E. Preszcator 186,•
V. Hogarth 123, E. sianial.ce 505; Pt.
I., L ,ParsoUs 165, M PresZcatOr 165,
N.:Sanders 104, 6. Wi1h 71..
Emily Tliornpsoni teacher.
• ,
bREWSTER. .•
, • , , ,
(Too late for last week.)
No new,s last week owing to the xe-
porter's ilinees.s-We had lovely west lei
last week. -Tire bear did ,not see .Ns
shadow en Thairlsday, eBear.Day.-There,•
tves •a terrible blizzard .1`viontilay hitt., it
OhTY lasted the , one day --Mr.
Silent lst, weelewith friends aroued,
Creclito.n, returiting- Saturday. and 1.eft.
emits ..for, Crediton on Sundays.' Tyfust be
30310 attraoti3n there. Jr. Will Taylor •
of Varna '&13;ent feW days with his
brother 34.17:.:41:3i, Tay10r.-41is3' Martha
Taylor of DttOtit4.40, visIting 't Mr: and,se.
"Mes., R 7 ajiors thaweek-
dsughters.„
TUcKERSNITH--An, old. and respect-
ed resident of Tuckersinith died at the
home of her son-in-law, Thomas Arch-
ibald, AfeKillop, last week in the person
or Mary Mcitiurira.Y, wife- of the late
William Ireland, of the 'kkia Read, Tuck-
ersmith. 'Mrs Ireland was 69 years ot
ag. She was aj daughter ot the late
WIWam McMurraY, one Of the pionc-er
residents of th5s township.,
KIPPEN-Mr. Ws'a McDougall 'Or the
third .ot Tuelseramitb, Who' is,C4IO of our
most sumesoittil farmers, has dispoaed
of
hs tinetam a sixty acres ,?.,fr;
Woeley French of Port Elgin, The price
was 1.4,200„. Mr. French is a son-in-
kay, or Joseph 11,Jpshall err our .ug.
IMPEN-Misa Magee, lifeLean rece.„iv-,
ed word last week trent the United Stat.
ea Conant General, bearing the sa
thews et the death Otthe,44 brother, Mr.
john 'McLean, widen occurred at toka-
harna. Tapas, last month. No partictil-
ars of the sad event were received, ttliP,
ther than, that death was vansed by
;cancer of thettbreat.'
TDCKERSMITIIssIlenry Cudmore cif
COS. 2, SOld 910 tam, elintaining
aCreS, to A. Pepper. et near neigh-,
bor. Mr. Cutimore will- retire to Sea -
forth. Ho has been a. resident hem
about all his life a.tatt'lliS removal. will
'he regretted.
MITCHELL -The death. et Mr. Walter
Thomson occurred iri Texas last weeit,
whither he had "gene a foonthl before to
visit his son, in tbel,110Pe of ,regaining
his health. Ile wa. oop or tits 1eadn4
oatmeal millers in Ontarlo, and ; was 70
Years et age. Ills remains were brought
to 'Mitchell for inerment.
MITCHELL -Mrs. .Max 1..Intet Qt
bert, who to visiting her nephew here,
is a greatgreatgradmother at the age
of 85. All her 13 children, 54 grand-
children. 23 grea-grandehltdren and
oae great -great-grandchild are still
iiv-
ing.
SEAFORTI1-1,V1111am Grieve. one or
the oldest residents oft his dlotrictalied
Ira, Jas. Harris of NraPPellas Sask.,
says,* • '
"I. have found Parisian Sege no" be the
beet sealp and hair tonic: and dressing'
I bare ever used. hair has been cern
ing out 1.4 combs lull and wati very' dry
and, brittle, and the 'scalp was atwaya
itching' and full of dandruff. I have Used
twoi bottles of Parisian ,Sage and it has'
stopped my hair front the hob -
lees and dandruff .have disappeared and
my hair Ls fine and soft and glosSY-,
vt;ould not be without this' fine 'Dair TO11:
ic for many times the Price."'"
For warner:a men, or tehildton..Paritelan
Sage is *without any. doubt the 'finest
.PreParation, Ler the hair. PaintilYlle'..r,*
fumed, It is free- frorn greaser stick-
iness and to be where,svery tnefn-
her a the family could use it dailY-
Large bottle 50 cents At Ali druggists'.
C‘C,44; .4,1.°VraoirttbeErPleTPOrrtlet.t7P9'%Ttiraiel' °.1rTe' buozIgiffrrt
with the Allintrn hair 011-everY Pack-
age. Fold and guaranteed Itiy W. S. Cote:
AT WOIIK ill 3 a....o•t.
*t ,`• 1-r*, rir
$4 Werth et Father Morrietts '.?"*
Cured tfer nt filliaNH11101 Rhatra4Z
Ms.A.zo,t-s, Edgaracif Grand Val .N, D,
had a terrible tune 'frth /nflanimat ry
RheumatiSuis Anyone *Ito r 411
thiSMOSt jpnfdiSeM4v41199(1 'ra:
her auffermg-and her joy when sfLt
found Bather MOrricy's "o,
Cured her.. $be says;
"I t00% Fedherlorisny'o
for Inflammatory Riletrtatim. 1 hal
suffered everything with: it, but in litMe
weeks after starting rather ;tier
Pro5Cription1 was A11 to do an.'
and after taking f:90.1* dollarS %""
*dt,
'V 2
tuediolr was well. 1 highly
mend it any's:: ezer with Rheum...
Rheldrflan coyness from hug 1,
The rolsobous 1.7.1%e %cal,
should remove atay szt the
recumuatesinjoi.its aud
causes agony. Father
4.•;N'ta, .7' • puts th It Lin eyi
the Uric Acid fann the r4r
uste:9,43;deur,,th=t
a box at yo r 04,6aler's,
F,thr a3wine
Chtaim,
-"f
$014 and guaranteed in Exeter hy W.
Howey.
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The live business man advertises in the Admoog,te
because he knows that the returns are large and sure.,
like the farmer who sows his
seed in tne spring time -he gets
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Money makes Money
Your money will work while you
sleep If loaned at good Inerest,
and yoticanjind safe and satis-
factory borrowers by placing a
money-to-lomfd. In our Classi-
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mortgage Is as sale as a bank
end the Interest lshvice as big.
onrysema 1,7;..f. a,
All kinds of Job
Printing
done on shortest notice and
absolute satisfaction guar-
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