Exeter Advocate, 1911-4-20, Page 5Professional Cords.
d. , 8 51AN, 1. D. S., A, D. So'
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlveriety.
DENTIST,
t omtit extracted tri
CG without
any pain,
or
an lf
acts°ace oyer Gladman iStanburyofiee,eiu
street
Exeter ,
Medical
• $, EIU(1 T. 31. De, AL C.' P. & S.. 13ONOR
• Graduate of Toronto. ITaiyersity, Two years
resident hysician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc,
Office and Residence,Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
treet ,EXETER,
fR. QUACKENBIUSII, Physician, Surgeon, Ae,
coucheur, Ocoee, Dr. Rollins' old omee. Main
Street. Residence, corner James and Albert streets
opposite James street Methodiit parsonage, Phone
once, 39 a; Residence 39 b.:
Leg t
LI108801/ 84 CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLIDI
tore, Notaries, Qonveyaecere, Commissioners
Solicitors for Motions Bank, eto -
Dtortey to Lose at lowest rates of aterea
Olffcei, Main street, Exeter,,
R. Disuse, B.A.; L. B, DICKSON
b11011EY TO LOAN.
Wa hitvo targe amount of private funds to loin
ai fatot and villagepreperetes at low rstea q1 tater
wt,
GLAD/[AN & STAhBURY,
Barrloiees.SoU Ltars,Maatns�.,ixeter`o
•
J. SE'IAR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead.
tog Canadian and British, Qonapaniea.
Main -St., Exeter.
'm . ' biT,fSIC
• *Iss T)ELIt3tiT Hpans. VSo11n
9itructor, James Street Parsonage,
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. , +f!1SS ,`LTLI.IAN ELLIOT
CONCERT SOPRANO
k't1FILS ACCEPTED
ADDRESS,--CENTRALIA, ONT.
LICaE,NS$D AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON, Licensed Auctioneer'
for I•iurota County, Terns reasonable.
pates call be made at the Adyo.ate
Exeter. or Henry fibber's Office, Cred-
ttan.
T. B. CARLING
Life, Fire. Accident and Plate Glass
insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auction sales. Exeter, Ont.
C. A. I-TQUZE, V. S.
Graduate of Ontario, veterinary Col-
lege: member Ontario Veterinary Med-
ical Society; treats all diseases of do-
mesticated animals on scientific prin-
ciples;
rin-ciples; modern surgery a specialty. Op-
erationa on Lump Jaw guaranteed sat-
leeactory. Calls 'b"y day or night
promptly attended to. Office—Main-at.,
Exeter, Dr. Itamsay s old stand. Phone
in connection.
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE
A quantity of Manchuria Seed Ear-
ley for sale, grownnom selected seed
for four years.
W. D. SANDERS; EXETER
TEACHER WANTED
For. S. S. Nis. 4, 17sboraae, holdIn'g
second-class certificate. Duties to com-
mence after midsummer daolidfays. State
salary. Apply to W, H. COATES,
Sec.-Treas., Exeter,
SEED OATS FOR SALE
Zoo bushels Lincoln White Seed Oats
for sale. One of the leading .Oats in; a
field competition at Guelph.
John' T. Hirtzel
Crediton, P.O.
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE
Two lots tof 1-5 acre each oni ;the
corner of Carling and Sanders street
tor "sale. Apply to
iVLra. Elloitt
Carlin..; et., Exeter.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
That desirable property ,on Williatn
Street owed by Mr. 11hemas iifay is
offered for sale. Et consists of two,
lots ,on whnch .there is a com'fo4'table
brick dwelling of eight .raoma with a:
good cellar and furnace, also astable.;
'There ria a variety of largeand small
traits. For particulars . apply to
J2HN MAY or J. G. JONES.
•
FPR RENT
Thirty `acres of land ready for' ' `crop,;
Privilege of drawing.'crop' Off the place.;
4 number` of sass of pasture land to
'ref'i't; also' a n'umber.'Of 'caftle -pastured"
by the season. `
w ,M. 13L4TCHFORD
THRESHING MACHINE FOR SALE ;
Decker Threshing Machine in fair con-
dition, together with Decker Steam Trac -
'tion Engine. Machine is self -feeder. and
supplied with blower and cutting appar-
atus.
For particulars apply to
tviIx, TAM, HORN
Woodham P.O.
5000 • Cedar Posts for. ,_Sale
Our posts ,are, the finest. quality, and
'for size we have- roth,an'g- Iess 'that,.
nick e.e t at az all: e,nd ..Our prices are
�xI ht for we ' have them tosell
G. E. I-I'TCKS, Centialfa.
its Wyaodott Utility Eggs
For Hateful)
tz'DO for 1v eggs
L''tI5 Por;
20 e g
,eiebato' Ip.ts : at reduced = 'rates
rite CHIS F. FIOOPER
B&x, 1 r', EXetcr. ant,
r,kOkx an for Ee e. ;PO, r:
Simi , ? f.
: 1,art',
s,
n ni
•':'a>•,�r $ e o�
r ',•fin :
vl�i
reads to hake c ntraets 'with•.'.faknleE''
far "th.e growi,nl; oTbfftuff far the fact,
am..,
'iAppiy `£o the"maliiager,�.,.��t,��Z
}iHI VA
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. and Drs, ' Tncab Itatz spent, `$un -
day with Mr. `and Mrs'. tied Gaijser
of Shipka, mfr- and blrs. John Falmer
o f Cr edttutt sent Sunday. With their'
daughter Mrs. Win. Ratz,—Miss Minnie
Sherritt spent Sunday ,eit her home in
Corbett.—Miss Katie Curry visited Miss
Thelma, Witlze on' Sunday: -A number
of the young people of Shipka spent
Sunday evening at - David Lippert's.—
Miss Mamie Sullivan is, quite ill - at
present. We hope to hear of her speedy
recovery,—Emma Cunningham spent' Fri
day with• her friend. Ella, Wilhelm': - of
Goshen Line. --Mr, and`blrg. Henry Pfaff
moved this week to cGilliyray'. 3Zr.
Chas Holt has sold his £arm here to
Ratz'Bros.-Quite a :number of the far-
mers around here have commenced their
plough,ig Ratz's xi11 has Commenced
sawin,,—Mr, Ratz's horsy ran away on
Thursday and was stopped at Khiva
without any gamaged being' deice. ,Hold
on, to .the, lines nexi,,time Harry.- Mr.
William MMCa,ztn jr. visited friends In
Det?'oIt a fevr days last week..
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS T O R I A
PPR SALE
bur Gaetano Engine Six :Horse 1';ow-
er, Golden, & McCullough make. Syria
in good Condition, By order ot,the, Coors:
rib ,
T. R. CARLING, Clerk.
orse Cards
gORSEMEN--,Now is the tithe to
get your Horse Cards printed. You
are assured of the best of workman-
ship and reasonable prices it
The Advocate Oce
Fine Outs, Fine Cards, Prompt
Work and Right Prices will give you
Real satisfaction.
NOTICE FREE—And remember
we give you a free notice of the'.
route for two weeks, which in itself',
is well worth the price of the whole
job,
You wilifind it to yaut' Advantage
to have your work done at the
Advocate Office
Ontario Liquor License Act
License District of South Huron
Noticeis hereby given that the Board of License
Commissioners for the License District of South
Huron will meet at
COMMERCIAL HOUSE. IN THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
—0N—
FRIDAY, APRIL 21st, 1911
AT 10 A. m.,
for the purpose of consideringapplications for Liquor
Licenses for the License Year 191112
All persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
JOHN TORRANCE,
Liednse Inspector.
Dated at Clinton on April 3rd, 1011.
Notice is hereby giyen that the persons whose
names appear in the following schedule hre applying
for Liquor Licenses for the License Year 1311-1e and
that the same are not now Licenses under the Act
areor z
applying "inn
for licenses 9 9 for re
po npremises not
under license. p now
Name of(Kind of Description of .Name of
Applicant License Premises l Municipality
Jas.Coxworth Tavern queen's fRensall
For the current year there were fifteen tavern
and no shop licenses issued.
The total number of applirationo for. licenses for
the ensuing. year is sixteen tavern and no shop
licenses.
Any petition against granting License to any
applicant or .premises must be lodged with the
undersigned at least four days before the meeting of
the License Board.
` JOHN TORRANCE,
License Inspector for South Huron
Dated at Clinton this 3rd day of April, 1911.
r:elEi
e ars riow, wel .,establish
ed in business and. we believe.
on the best of authority (ham.
ely that of'.a daily . increasing
business) that we are meeting.
a' long felt want, and giving
the best. of 'satisfaction
Remember otir motto,
"Fresh Groceries all tne time,"
All kinds of produce ' taken
inexchange.
Several Brands.
a specialty.:
Limy:=..a
Manitoba
A good stock s on. hand^`
..
men
Durham • ational 'Paartla
Oertient is,the hest.;
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Auction Sale
00' HOtTSEHOLD Ft/SNITRIIE, ETC.
a t t.h„ residence of life Pryoprietor
MAIN STREET, EXETER,
ON WEDNESDAY, April 26, at 1.30
o'
ci ski the following! Property, viz—:
Sideboard, ex'ten,si,on 'table, conch with
bfilton Rug, 6 Perf.rated ',chairs`,, lounge
5 -piece parlor suite, nearly new; three;
parlor tables;: Co binafion' music and,
parlor cabinet, 'new; jardinere ; pair or
arch curtain; half seat and rack, new;
2 large bedreient suites, good repair;
1 stxahogany bedroom suite„ new; three
springs, s, three mattresses; one Piano
and stool; " library: table, ' bake cabinet
new; kitchen table, ars ;chair, r kit-
chen chairs, 5 rocking chairs; coal or
Woad range, coal heater, carpets, ljnoi-
erims, pictures, 3 cords sof hardwood,.
ready for stove; New Century washer,
new; wringer, new; buggy in noted re,
Pair, cutter in goad repair, grindstone,
dishes and plants:
TERMS —CASH.
B. S. PHILLIPS 8, Wig •1'+O W E
Auctiondeer Proprietor
Ft?'F S Ta> t
A beautiful home: composed of part lot
15. Con. 1. Tpwrash p oE' Ueborne in
the Village of Exeter, epnialning 7,
2,2 acres or, land, On the premises is
aa up-to-date two story brick house
with during, roam, parlor. six /arsebed
roams, kitchen and woodshed, large;
cellar, well furnished with up-to-date fur
nate, soft and hard water' whit dog
'Power to 'drive water to Ixtlprt. UP -to -date
ba'n'k barn 42x3:; firdshed in the moat
modern style > ak horses, cattle, and
hogs. Drive house ,22x30 align house,i
Small orchard of w'inter'' apples also
a ga.rderr of-a:naii fruits, S acres ready
for crdap the' balance in grass, 'Vila to
a very deetra'ble property and nxuat 'he
lalatd aa a'w pvso>laFletpi "'e Iteaarltii Nasi
failed and he must take it may for a
time.,
Easy term 01 paymetlt; Ftar terms
and particulars apply to" Thee, Prior
otr the prtnitlaes Of Thais carr etlon,
Aus'tibeke. r, :Fresh bur I', O,
cGILLIVRAY STEPHEN.—The death of Mrs, Fanny
onips'oa occurre in tri# troy ea An-
nil 4th, from Heart trouble, Tito deceas-
ed waa the widow of:tri late Matthew
Thompson, formerly of Stephen, She Is:
survived byw
ttt 4
x ,-sons, 14 0
h ma, a �' .,
Thomas and ti:
liana of Parkhill, one daughter, Mrs..,
'Wiper of :Stephen,and `a datigzlter in,
Michigan.
A
fernier nen
t resident t io£ this a
township
rise -3 away itti. Parkhill on April 7tb,
the persco tar i4rs. R'tatnonr-Ila'ger'.
it a:x.
.ahes
S was s bon
n InCoun_
A r
Y nt its
tteland :and atter coining to Canada She
married Mr, John F, Rulnohr in Mark;
haat Township. 'After a few years' of
married life they moved tis` con. 11, :Mc-
Gii1ivray, North et Brin,aley, a el" in„i872,
they toils up the' old homestead ora cop.
7, iYlcGillivray, Mr. Ibunwhr died a few'
years afterward, havin,, predeceased hie
wile 32 years. Several years` ago she
moved {
3 "arithill and four years ago
sie beccarrre the wife of Mr, Henry Rag.;
er"naan,
SEA7vORTIt,-3e-iti, Quti�imie, relict of
the late H. J. J. Campbell, died, our
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Campbell
had been In pear health, for some years
and fon two Years hada been confined,'
to the. hpuse, She is survived -by two
soma, Norman of Florida and Douglas
f Cleveland, and one daughter, Miss'
Campbell at home.
BRUC Ilri.D.—.Atex. Mustard att ;d,
ed the Knox, College convoeatioa of Iasi
week is Toe'onto.. His son Charles scut.
pteted Pais course with ttgaore, fie oil
ta,inkd a post -graduate fellowship at
400. He and another, alucT,elytr, A. A.
$eott, were altnotitr elrActiTi, e iit4te ttQ'
that both of them olztaltied tlze' teliew-'
ship of $409.-^ IIJ". Tia ley, wla'o
charge of the rural teletittolte4 haw gone
to Kirkt z. dr. strath. of *ric1Ciflop has
ehdrge. of the telephone iaere.
ST. t ARY�S..,.,A quiet but pretty Wed-
ding Was ttolentnizea at high z opra tyl}
Wednesday, at tie home e't Mr. and.
Mhs. T. S. BmnIn4on, Stratford, when
their daugitter, Cu ra :iia*, 'Nast ur, ted in
;tx rr;:ge to'lir. Wilfred G. M. Reid,
prosperous` 'young, farmer of Huron..
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
-- A IA
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A Bad Bac:
IS A 'tiYARNING THAT 'PEE KIDI,TEYS
ARE SIOT.
A bad back turns every 'twenty-four:
hours: into one dull round of ;,pain !alid
misery --'•you are lame in the, morning',
nagged all day by a dull throbbing 'back;
he, can't rest in the evening ;or sleep
Well at -:night,:It
hurts to bend over
suaightef. UP, get
up from a chair,
ar 111t event a tight
weight: Any ,sud-.
twist, turei, or
kward:: tr ov?
t 'sends ' a
twinge, of
through the
.weak. spot,
Boo t=e'8 Kidney Pills reach the weak
spot, tt.-e kidzeyo and qtr restore
lc-ideey health arta comfort. :.:Tiley are
goaraPteed, All dealers and 'drt ,'glete,'
40e., or postpaid from Thor R. t : Booth
Co. Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. -, Sand. for
Free l3ox which wilt bo z'1aelty seat of
apPitrsa"ttgn.
Sold and guaranteed 1n I sKetdt ley °!v,
S. Cole,
CLINTON—;Td's, Alex: t a-ylor„' Sor dtl
yearns a reddest of Challis; pawed z+:.
, Y At the 1a0stTe t iter•dattdlller, ek,
Wliber N. ?lianhing, London, on Oood
I`rWar, 5fre, Taylor, wieCi,,wad Ir, her
eeveatyninth 'yeas, went to London re-
cantly on a vd9lt. She yrP In the .beat
of health when: she dxrlired; but 're,:
eentiy contracted a severe cold, sir`saieit
developed ,into prteuxnoir'ia. Besides Sss
:Loh
as
Make a regular meal-
time habit of this
palate -tempting
beverage
ALE
Absolutelypurc. Imild,mellow;
and delicious. It
nourishes, and is
especially good for
people who don't
eep well. Order
o -day.
OF LONDON, CANADA
ilfat;rting, metier daLlg1iteC, 3lies Tetinie.
Taylor of CL'nten, attrvivee her motth-
Wit'..
A very thirsty flour. Absorbs a lot of water.
Because it corded= so much gluten.
Manitoba wheat h wonderfully rich in
sturdy gluten.
And, think of it, FIVE ROSES is milled
exclusively from the very cream of the
Manitoba wheat berries..
So FIVE ROSES must be awfully thirsty,
don't you see.
In your mixing bowl it greedily absorbs,
more water.
So you get more ' loaves than,usuaI without
using more flour. You use less.
Your flour lasts longer, doesn't it?
Less trips to your dealer.
That's how FIVE ROSES saves money.
Actually saves. YOU money.
Use this economical flour.
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BLA.NSHARD.—There died, at the
home ,of her son, Benjamin Wilson, of
the Base Line, Blanshsrd, on April 9, except Mrs. Henderson of Cypress Riv-
Julia Ann Sutton, relict of the d late
Chas. Wilson, aged 82 years. She leav-i err.,Manitoba.
es ,a family of three stens and seven
daughters, all residents of B1anshard
Cured Is 'Rheumatism
In Three Weeks.
James LeB. Johnstone, a
prominent member of the
Citizen's Band, of Chatham.
writes
"I contracted Rheumatism by expo-
sure, five years ago .and was ailing for
two months and in great pain all the
time. I got rather 11lorriscy'a No. -7
Tablets tookthem ° for:about,three
weeks. when the Rheumatism all 'Ief t -:
mesms ansid n1 ce.have had no • returnof ;the
i"
ather Marriscy's;
c;kli�.7" Tablets have cured thousands of this
terribly painful disease.,
Rheuuiatisni is generally brought on by exposure but
is really caused by Uric` Acid in the blood. This Uric Acid
is an irritating poison, formed from the waste Matter' of the
body. The kidneys should remove it, but schen they fail it
poisons the, blood,;. and, settling in the joints, causes
Rllcuinatism'
"No. 7" ,Tablets clear out the'cloo•ed-u` Kid I
bg' p dleys�and'
stimulate thein to perform; their task of, filtering the "(Tric.
Acid out of the blood. • When this is done the Rlietunatisra
simply,, and naturn lly.vanis.les.
.:a NO 71' Tablets cost50.
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t'y®lr dealer's.
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