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Fertilizer For Sale
U. A. R. KINSMAN, L. L1. Q; D A. S.+
Honor graduate of Toronto Untvexiety.,;
DENTIST,
'tem; extraeted without any pain, or say bad effects
Olen oyer (Madman Ae Staubury's office, Main street
>sxyitar
Medical
RRIORT, N. D.. M.C. P 44S, ioNOIi
H., Graduate otToronto Uniyersity: Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Boepitai, etc.
Odleo and Residence „Pr. Amos` Old Stand, Andrew
trees EXETER,,
DIL. QUACKENBUSH, Physician, Surgeon, Ac•
coueh tr, Oace, Dr. Rollins' old oiace. Main
Street. Residence, corner Jatnes and Albert streets
opposite Jauaesstreet 31ethodi•tG parsonage,. Phone.
Oce, 39 a; Residence 39 b.`
lb tenni
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aRIQHSQN & OARLINO, tsL STElx.S, SOLIDI
_LAT torr, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioner
Solicitors tor Motions Vasa ,role"
,lre%.y to Loan at lowest ratesof nteres
4»ce',liainstreet.Exeter,: '
lt. Omettns, B.A.,. L. II. Dieser
MONRY TO LOAei.
Wehave stargeamount of private tondo to loan
Afarmandslflagepropertiesatlow rates of inter
est
°LADXAS & STAiSBURY,
Barristers,, Soliettota,tlialnat..Exeter On
r. SBNIOR
Agent Confederation LifeAssurance
Company'. also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Oanadlan and British Companies.
Maixt-Sit„ Exeter.
MUSIC
MISS DELIGHT HOBBS, Violin I;
struct,or, James Street Parsonage,
MISS LILLIA ELL1OT
CONCERT • SOPR.ANR
I'OPILS ACCEPTED
ADDRESS,,- r,,E1N',i"Ret.I,.xA., ONT.
LICENSED AUCTIOiVEER
WM. ANDERSON. Liecatsfd Auctioneer
for Chiron County. Terris reasoa,able.,
Dates ran he made at tte Advo ate;
Exeter. or I3enry Eiiizer's Office, Cred-
iton.
. . CAk :LIN(
Life, Fire, Accident and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ductlnS auction sales. Exeter, Ont.
C. A. 'LIOUZEl, v, S.
Graduate of Ontario. 'Veterinary Col-
; ;ne:ituer Ontario "Veterinary Med-
ical Sciaty ; treats all diseases of do-
mesticated animals on scientific prin-
ciples; modern surgery a specialty. Op-
erations on ,Launp Jaw guaranteed sat-
isfactory, Calls sty day or night
promptly attended to. Office--:Bain-st.,
Exeter. Dr. Ramsay's old stand. Phone
In connection..
SEED EARLEY FOR SALE
rtunntity of lianclauria. Seed Bar-
ley for sale, grown ,fr3na selected seed
for tour years.
W. D. SANDi9ILS, EXETER
TEACHER WANTED
For S. S. No. 4, Usborne, holding a.
second-class certificate. Duties to com-
mence after midsummer holldfays. State
salary. Apply to W. H. COATES,
Sec. -Tress;, Exeter;
SEED OATS FOR SALE
200 bushels Lincoln White Seed. Oats
Tor sale. One of the leading .Oats int a
field- competition at Guelph.
' ,Jahr!, T. Hirtzel
Crediton, P.O.
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE
Two lots of 1-5 acro each or ;the
corner of Carling and 'Sanders street
for sale. Apply to
Mrs. Elioitt
Carling st., Exeter.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
That desirable property on William
Street owne.d by Mr. Thomas May is
offered for r sale. It con,sists of two
lots an, winch there ins a conlfo'rtable
brick dwelling of eight rooms with a
good cellar and furnace, also a stable.
There is a variety of large and small
Ystaits. For particulars apply. to
JOHN MAY, or J. G. JONES.
FOR. RENT
Thirty acres of land, ready for crop.
Privilege of drawing crop off the place.
Anumber of acres of pasture land bo
sent ; also a number of cattle pastured
by the season.
BL.tiTCHFORD
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
• WILLIAM '.HORN
.Woodham PO:.
5000 Cedar Posts ,for Sale
Our posts are the finest quality and
for size' we have nothing less titan r 6
inches at. snnll 'end. • Our prices are
right for we have them tosell.
G. E. PACKS, Centralia.'
White °Wyandotte; Utility Eggs
For tiatching
$1.00 for 15 eggs;
$1.75' for 30 eggs;
Incubate loots at reduced rates.
Waite CHAS. F .PIOC?PEi ,
Box 157, Exeter, Orit,
Canrnng Factory Contracts
On and after Feb. 11th The Exeter,
Canning and Preserviing Co„ wail be
ready to make contracts with farmers
for the growing of stuff for the: factory.
Apply to the )manager,
S. M. SANDERS
o'.
Ravin, purchased a large quaztti-
ty of 'Beet, Cora, Grain and Garden
Fertilizer, also Lawn, Dressing,. can
sttrnish same to farmers and others
in any quantity.
CAR. WILL ARRIVE
," Monday,
Depot
y l,st at ;tie Exeter
Our fertilizers have no equal and is
sure to Sive the beetof satisfaction.
AVM.SHROEDER, Dashwood.
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITIUJE, ETC.
ON JAMES STREET, EXETER,
on SATURDAY, APRIL M9.th, at 1.80
o'clock, the fotlotwing property, viz -
2 bedroom sets complete, 2 bedsteads
1 aingIe,bed, 3 mattresses, 3 sets .bed
springs, couch, extensgon table, centre
table, 2 small tables, drop leaf tablet
kitchen table, 2 toilet sets, 6 perforated
chairs, six diningroAp a chairs, 6 kitchen
chairs, a rocking chairs, 1 sofa, glass
cupboard, bureau, 3 atartds', pictures, 1
orgaxi and stool, hanging.lamp, 3 table
lamps, lounge, about 50 yards rag, car
pet and, severer rag mats', coal heater,
nearly new' with oven; 0ommode chair:
Happy Thought range, coal or wood, 2
woad heaters, weed coals stove, washing
machine, wringer, carpet sweeper, waltla
better, wash tttb, stove pot, :flour eiaeat,
quantity dishes; step ladder, wheel bar-
row, lawn mower nearly new; about
cords liurdw^aad, a number oP sealers,
quantity of preserved fruit, a number Of
cedar 'posts, a lot of summer kindling
wood, 2 flower• stands', forks spades,
shovels, dishes, and a lot of other use-
ful articles,
TERMS —CASH.
Ialzzlo k rayne B. S. Phillips,
Propricta`ess• uctIpneef
FOR, SALE a,
A beautiful home composed of part lot
15, on. 1., Tpwnshlp of Usborne In
the ti'illeSe of Exeter, e;aatainIng 7,
1 acres of land. On the premises is
an up-to-date two story brick -louse
with dining room, Parlor, alx largo bed.
roazla, kitchen and woodshed, largo;
celslr, well furnished with up-to-date sur
;tare, )oft and hard water with dog
power to drive water to barb. Up-to-date
honk barn 12n32 finished In the tnosi'
modern style for ;horses, rattle, and
1zo2;s. Dive house 22z30 and hen house,
Sm 111 ore, and of winter apples also
a ;gard^13.1 of )mall trusts. 3 acres ready
for cnop the balance In grass. This le
;i very desirable property and must be
t laid as the py:',3PI-letor's health has;
failed and he )rust take it easy for a
time.
Easy terms of Paymernt. Fpr terns
and particulars apply to Thos. Prior
on the prrrltPses 13f Tilos 'Cam.c3J0n,
A otioneer, •FPargu,har P. O.
FOR SALE
Sin horse Pow-
e Engine St
Our G tsolln lagi
Gald:,a cC i<.LcCullough snake. Sante
la good condition. By order of the Caun
ell.
T. B. CARLING, Clerk.
Horse Cards
HORSEMEN -Now is the time to
get your Horse Cards printed. You
are assured of the best of workman-
ship and reasonable prices at
The Advocate Office
Fine Cuts, Fine Cards, Prompt
Work and Right Prices will give you
Real satisfaction.
NOTICE FREE—And remember
we give you a free rnotice of the.
route for two weeks, which in itself.
is well worth the price of the whole
job.
You -will find it to your Advantage
to have your work done at the
Advocate Office
Fresh
roceries
We are now well establish-
ed in business and -we believe
on the best of authority (nam-
ely that of a daily increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all the time."
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
-
JAS. GOULD`
Flour
Several Brands. Manitoba
a specialty.
Lime
A good stock always on hand`
ement
Durham National Pa land
Cement is the best.
C '. Seldon, Exeter
1
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTQ,RIA
£ �13AI FQR: SALE BY TENDER..
Tenders will be received by the under-,
signed up to and son the i:;3t1a May 'for
the purchase of. N. Pt. i,7,: Gens. Y,+ Lon-
don Road, Township of Stephen, contain
25 acres, -On the, premises is -a
,goad brick house, kitchens and, woodshed
with hard and soft water, a ban barn,
32x45 ; also hen- and pig house. Large.
orchard •a'f choice: winter, fruit, also a
arden, of small fruit. Abundance of
any water. This is a desirable Prop-
erty, near town ,of Exeter and must be
sold. Easy terms er payment. For
terms and particulars apply' to THOS.
CAMERON, Auctioneer, Farquhar P. O.
Breeding Horses
VICTOR, 61277, is a pure-bred Iipport
ed Percheron stallion, of great size,fine
build and ,good pedigree, will leave his'
own stable at Ztzriobi on Monday and go
to Dashw,opd and Dinney Bros.; Tues-:
day to Crediton, for noon and night:
Wednesday to— and Centralia r+or,
night r Thursday to Wan. Coates' to the
Commercial Hotel, Exeter; Friday to
Peter Muscat's, thence home to Zurich.
W. H. BENDER, Prop. and Manager.
THOMAS CARLYLE, No, 13.870, is
pure-bred imported elydeadaie stallion, of
goad pedigree and an excellent record
Re will stand at :his own stable, Cen-
tralia, except on. Wednesday of each
week, when he goes to Josh. Hardings,
Con. 9, Usborne, for noon,
C. 1I, BASXERVILLE, Prep, and .Masai'
LORD I'IOWATSQN, 11400, 10703, an
imported pure-bred Clydesdale stallion of
sound body,: fine 'pedigree, good record,
.Monday will leave home, Maguire, to Pat
Doyle's, to Ilu,;h Carrol's, 131ddulph,,
Tuesday to ttleh. Coates, to Gannet,
h rayne's till Wednesday noon. then to
Robt, Oarrol's Stephan, for night.
Thursday to 1-ferjnan Oestrelcher'a, to
William M1:il'a Stephen,
Friday to Jos, Guatnitl's, to Wm. A1:
taon's, vitt Mt. Carmel, for night,.
Saturday to his own stable, Con. J.
dfeGithvr?,y, u:;,t11 the next Monday^,
T. W. "HOI.IGSON, Proprietor
B;1,SI'ZER VILLE, Manager.
ZURICH.
lllss
Agnea '.Kaereber is hose via£ring
1,r p31'ertta. 11r. F. Kibler and laugh
-
r Mss Tillie, of Listpwel, visited re-
ttivc;q a ;d friends here last week.—Mr.
ll;rrotd Appel, of Seaforth visited his
p3.a,rnts ASI, and Mrs, E. Appel, over
trine liolldays,---Mr. William Vender has
intoe std a fine *qa;y pr},g,htt&3n stal
lt�a f::1n Illinois .1It stands 'over 17
lands hi.;h, and 19 a fine, Jo,lang an -
Misses Iietdentan of Detroit
vlsittl t)elr plrnnts, `lie. and, drs. Rud-
olf held"nozrt.—b'rank 13assow left oft
Thursd ty for 'D:trait, where rte will re
main To:' the summcr.—llr. and Noss,
.,
Theo ;`SeAdam9 and son Wilhelm, t:f
Detroit, visited ltr, an,d Mrs, \Vna. 13ase-
ow, Bronson Line.
It Grows Hair
BUT NOT AFTER TIIE, HAIR
ROOT IS DEAD.
W. S. Cole will tell:ytou that he.sells
a great many bottles of Parisian Sage
because it gives satisfaction.
Pse• gu trantees it to eradicate dandruff
stop falls 13 and slitting hair and itch-
ing scalp, or nitsnoy back.
Paidsialt Sage will snake hair grow
if the hair root is. an'gt -dead; it !puts
life and luster .into dull and laded hair,
and Is the angst delightful hair dressing
t the worid. Only 50 cents a large
bottle.
Parisian Sz„e is the best hair grower
tad beautifier, dandruff cure and scalp
cleaner known. Try it on our money
back plain.
HENSAr.L
Mise Grace Couzens la on the sbelt ,
Weismilier left for the,West on
Tues(3,ay.-T,he new Queens Hotel. is ag.
preachin completion, -Abe Chesney of
Toronto was bare visiting his parents.
—lir. W. Couaeh,s teacher was home for
the Easter holidapis,- 1fr. McLean; son
of Hugh McLean merchant, who recently
carne here from, Calgary, hassecured
a •position in a repeating office in Bur-
lington,—J. McD:oueil is in Sit Joy
seph's Hospital London, -A Whiteside
lett for Port Arthur oa Tuesday. It is
his intention to .bring his sister -In-law
a;74 children back with him to reside
In I.ensalL—Rev. John Tart ,of Corinth,
visited with his: daughter Mrs. P.
tladde t.--Vi11 Buchanart is boast:: Iron)
the west,—R. Cudntore Is busy putting in
the foundation for the now' hotel.— Mrs.
W. S'iirray of Detroit is visiting here.
James Coxworth has gone to the west'
oa business.—Bolo Twitchell has lett sea,
fortis for Edmonton, where he proposes
to Pocate.,
Tne late Duncan McEwen was born
in the county Of Carleton. At the age
of tan years he snaaved to the township
of Hay, about 3-4 mile? south .01 Hertsall
on the London Road, and, lived there un-
11' his death recently. HO was twice
married, his first wife being Catherine
,MeEwei), By this union be had three
sons and one daughter, Duncan of New
Zi rest1x':inistcr, Dr. Joint. of Galt, Ven.
11cgwe:1 attending Toronto Un.iversit9.
o ad Jessie at home. His second mar•
ria pe was to 'Miss WAN Krueger of heat
Zan; ieb, some 21 years ago. By this alar
rtt,c he had four s,ar„s; and one (laugh -
tor, William la Alberta, .Alpine, :Almond
Earl and Nora at home-, He was sixty-
four years of age.
LUMLEY. .
i.3rinera are all busy putt,ni, in
t'v, ared.. It is late thls year, --Master
00,11t and Miss Gladys Broadfaot have
re -0=1N front a visit to their grand-.
mother ::ear Brucefield,--)frs. Thomas
Dickson and Mrs. Jos. M'cLinchey- of
Ssoafortlt were visitors here over Sun-
d.ly.•-Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Jackson .of
G.istowcll spent the week end with, the
1 tter's mother, Mrs, films, Glenn. -Mr,.
and Mrs. -i'.111. Glenn went to :Drayton
the. first, of the week to attend 'the ,fun
eral of a relative, who was killed all.
Parry Sound. --Mr. .Jas, }Torten was 'tit
Forest 111e be;inning of the week: ltes-
ors. ,7. T. lAtitchell a.3d Franklin Hos-
ton, with their families. spent Sunday
with ,alt, RR;er sales ~;:ear Meai';artlt.--
14r. V. Hort o.t is Glavin; the interior +�f
ids residence nicely decorated,—Mra,
I;ull trd of liersell was a visitor here
o; Sunday Last.
CO12IBETT—A very quiet wedding was
$01e1531704 on April 03111, at the
:u fuse, Grand Bend, by Rev, S. A.
Gxrriere, when '[Nellie R. youngest dao-
;:Jibe z of Mr. and Mrs, M. Aldeislon, of
Sep t s, was united In lnarrlage to/
tilt William Isaac, of the same place.
Tao bride was beeonningly attired In a'
b,tutlful costume of grey with hat to.
*
match.match.'1'�c •wish them 1 son, and
nappy wedded life.
IIII.ILIERT--A P'-onecr settler of Hibbert,
passed away on, Tuesday of last week; in
the person ,of Henry W,inslaw, alter a
short illness. At the age fat 21 yeard
lac came to this country from Troland:
Deceased, who celebrated the 60th an-
niversary of his wedding day 2 years
ago, is survived by his widow; twely
children, thirty-four grandchildren, and
seven great-grandchildren.
KIPPEN.—The firm of Balfour & Cus-
-sons, who have been carrying on busi-
1?a-ss here for the past Tour years, have
sold their store and good -will to ?,1r.
Jacob Deitweller of Moorefield, who.
cornea to our village very highly recom-
tn"•tided.—Alex. Monteith has boon ad-
d4,rt to his possessions, having pur-
e:lased the farm of .the late Thtos. Mc-
Kay. This farm contains 60 acres and
s a rune property. The price paid was
$9•,500.
Czr eTi�. ,w4xoles®fie
The most digestillle of nottri endo btevera$es
ALE and. STOUT
Creates appetite; males ,meals taste
better; brings healthy sleep Keep it
:,always in the bOUrpe, Your cher
sells it, or you can order direct.
21 John Labatt
LONDON - CANADA.
LUCAN—Alex. W3.1ficka who was fined
$311.60, with the ol'ttion3 of tel?days its
Jail, by. Squire C. W. Ha[rrkshaw o1
Lucaat on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly, was takers; tp the County
Friday n1Qrztl.ng to serve bit; tern?,
as he did ~fort'sect Ilia tea” Glea' ,to Py
tris line. ;
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorption Method.
If you suffer -from bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, ;send 3120 your address, and
Will tell )'Qll 13Qw 10 cure your-
self at house by the absorption'
treatment ; and -rill also send
some of this Lome treatment
free for trial, with references
from yr0Tlr own locality, if re-
guested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send
3;10 mono '- but tell others of
this offer. Write to -day. to lqrs.
Summers, Box 840 Windsor,
CANA AN
PALAFic
IIESEEKERS
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Matt
att
Spedal Trains leave Toronto 2,00 a,ra. as
APRIL 4, 18 MAY 2, 18, 28 ,JStiiE 13, 2l
JULY 11, 26 AUG, 8, 22 SEPT, G. 19
Secnad clans tickets from Ontario assign to FettciPal.
1'iscalyrztt ee oa*t
LOW ROUND-TRIP RAT:S
lliitaoi .c and return $33.00; F,. dazorator, and were
$111.00 and to, other paints Ia propee,s , "Picket*
POO/ to centre within 60 days £mast $grog dot, ,
TO1,RIST$LEEPtNG CARS
oa all rxcursons. Camfartabte berths, fol?an .o.33,4,3•4 I.
with bci3 ani , eaa be,ccwucd at moderate r;lt tal014,14
local ,stmt„
Early appllretion must be m- no
A5I Fort HOMESEgitERS' PARAP,lit.4r
eo;ataiataa ratssadtell ia.aratano-.
ApPtytaasdtc`tCPR..AetntortaR,L. x .von
Dat.
Pan, A8t,, 'I gmpto,
NL OtREGT LINE 60 CliRilSl, OF Dr,
Order the Guaranteed
Next Time
,
Bread
If )rightly used Cream of the West Flour
wille the lightest, m ak hflakiest, most nutri-
tious bread you have ever tasted, If you
haven't tested it order a bag next time you
go to the grocer's.
Cream We'eta °.^
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theloue
the bard Wheat flour guaranteed for breed
Fro'=oC1OC10t
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. E hereby affirm and declare that Cream of the "West
lir.
"" Flour is a superior bread flour, and as such is subject
to our absolute guarantee—money back if not satisfactory
after a fair trial. Any dealer is hereby authorized to
return price paid by customer; on return of unused
portion of bag if flour is not as represented.
Tice Campbell Milling Co. Limited, Toronto. q.eq :;Y11.1
Archibald Campbell, President yrr,r4
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Add water 'to milk—
You weaken the milk. -.
Add soft wheat to flour—
You weaken your flour.
Cheapens it too.
Soft wheat costs less -worth less. .
Soft wheat flour has less gluten less
nutriment.
Your bread is Hess nutritious, sustaining,
economical.
Soft flour has less strength, less quality
gluten.
Giving less good, things for your money and
things less good.
Use Manitoba flour- Manitoba-' hard wheat flour.
Having everything the soft stuff lacks.
Five Roses is alt Manitoba.
Without a grain of cheaper wheat.
Strengthen your food values)
Use FIVE ROSES.
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