Exeter Advocate, 1911-5-25, Page 4Ozit gttmo.cate,
Sanders t Creech, Props,
WitURSID!,A.Y, MAX,. 25, '11
Th
Sear ti
Itis.
".Rest thee' said the last;
tsa.?rad when she threw th
the back door.
price far cattle in;. 3.4uy las
t.
a ee, `1xb Ja season it
9
to her .hus-
carpet out
The Ottawa Journal, on faverab,e
to reciprocity, .a ,.:0w strQn^alb- oppos
ed to it,
.. y, er.^.>:s;:_ now have their 13s;lin s
'and tat stories resemble -we nearly
'raiz keth-er. stor'es., ..
Did you ever cut a teal -sere field with
yi :axs-ss ntowe: ? That is what .It feels
".Like just row, but then we areia t used
t e= it 'yet.
It is remarkable now the Dominion
se erSi`;lent can spend :Clone;}- in eon-
•atituenc:es When an. election is apalnroact
e g, Ba_: for r il��e poaple,
Lositigt a:: 'investment is 'Clad, pare
lag a double liability- is worse, but
be»ng asked to pay back elle dividends
received is the limit, That is wtiat the
:Farmers Bank Shareholders are asked
to do, ¢ I t t
As eu.AAlerAters' will Asan, be at work
tapirthe e natau o: tate Do. Minion it la
well that tiro •citasezts aaltouid underataasid
the pe. ltles, Civil action can be ta} -
atra ox,,ga.i0st alts l §?til who retusea to
;1..nswer any question put by an eau uer-
Ater 111 taking the census,. .Acci2rdiffi
to the atataite, every $ters€a„t, who wilfully
or without lawful; excuse, refuses to
give a.ri tanerwer, Or whOt talaelY altewera'i
a question;, IS Labia t? a,fine of nat<
more t''.aza $59 and eot less than Oit5
for each o£feiice, The eontmissioner ,in-
timated that this rule applied partieul-
srly' to xnarzaz2aetur'ers v.tho aright re-
fuse to divulge information about tbeir
zrsabess.
(0. -..,,..pow.,
CENTRALIA
Datt
under
a,'patraa
t« 01 v
1Je,r it le-
tting
sttin Asx` father, aLt« Traatbas. who ie
quite ill, -;<L'; Sill ti'lz$te aatd;sisters ray
,Lrrazaall ssl tat 'Sul d. y ills gueate .ef
and )Xrs, J. Etlair-T a 'iaasebail match
a+a :4oltdar ever3irg between Br irasley &
'Coi tyska was largely attended
gaols the beat kat the season some br#1-
•ram!. playa beim; made by bath Lea us,
0%1'11:4 to dark:oes`i the galas was call-
ed At the sad, -.at' the seventh 3nninl;s, the
tatOpe 'st t.r.+Ur i 0 20 10 in favor of
the lactate boys. Sir. Will Boyle umpir-
ed the game a, ^.d govt alk. be .aU saris.
factor --air- E, Boyle and W, 'Burke
Exeter ®pet Sunday the guest of
Fi:ayle'a mother. --11, Treble has mote -
Exeter :And has left the employ
co.t*:Essays,
Sanniei Kicks' ,sa1d another team
we to Mr. James( Norris of Stat -
i sites sold a 'team of colts" tci?tia:
Geo. Rowell of London Township. Three
of these aro coming three andone com-
ing, five. The price, paid fpr them was
$970. They were of the right kind.
The kaliday passedoff very 2uietlY1
ata the village far the majority went a,
way to spend the day.. The baseball
bays az.l.d their rooters went to Wood -
ram a.nd were successful in bringing,
'back seeard money, the S.alent team
being first ta the list. Quite a number
also we;i, ,o Crediton to witness , the
°ball a°'ames, ar°td a dozen ar•iso went out
to SaL;tsburg, while :several picnic' loads
won,-. back t a tae: river Veiling, but they
,, made sa mucin inoisei that the fish got
stared. wad left for a more secluded
spat, Tont Oliver beim;, Cha ,only one ?to
get a care' ,a two.
Mr. and tiI-s; Richard Handia'rd spent
the h.aliday with theiat daughters at Lon
'don.
,Miss Iiatic Elliott of London spent, the
-holidays finder the parental root.
Mr. Fra,.zk: Hicks and nephew Lorne
•'ap«-at the holidays with relatives at
Dynan and London.
DAS1•ZWOOD
E. M. :BItOKENSRIRE, Dashwood,
'Conveyancer. Deeds, Wills, Mortgagee
and all legal documents carefully and
-promptly prepared. Charges moderate.
issuer of Marriage Licenses.
lvfr"` Oliver Graybiel lett last week
Hamilton where he has a- position
c'with the Molsons Banka
Mr. Harahan: Ilse left Saturday for
Sarnia where he intends making this fu -
tare Nemo.
a
Miss Maggie Nauscliwanger wiya has
been working in Parkhill for the last`
:Lew months returned home Thursday
1 '•
2t/ dr. Sioiomen 'Allier, . who has been
sending a fex weeks 'past:' With" his
mother here, left Tuesday morning for
',tendon whore he is conductor on the
=Street ,Railway. '
Messrs Edward Nadiger and Edward
Kraft are in Elmira{ this tw+eek attend-"
lay; the C_onvention of the Tonne Peoples
Societies of the Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Ghaith.
Mr. and Mrs, =' Jkohn Preetjer -• of z'o.r.
:.ch and th?r. and Mrs..S'`arnnuel Brtorwn\'o'f
"Credibgn called on 'W. "L. Sibert Sun-
day last.
Kr. Fred Heiser ,of Seaforth'called on
friends here Sunday.
XvIiae Lizzie Lippert returned lame last
;week friom Wixidaorl.
Tamhny Kluznpp waFt. ._in , London on
Tuesday on busiiness. "
Messrs Rudolph Stade and Jacob Di-
-chert tar Zurich were 'callers in Lown
Sunday.
the Misses Lucinda and Dora' Kraft
at Exeter spent Sunday under the Par-
' ental r oof.
'ear. and Mrs,: George` Powell of Tined-
'ard, were it town Tuesday.
CREDITON,
Alt
70
kiosk of ilo�er and vegetab_,
plants, at T., Day'a, EXeter.
iiev. J. W. Andrews ,af Bluevale
spent Victoria Dai' is tows. renewing
old acqu.'i'2tances.
Ira S. Bcawnspent a few' days ,in Tor
,ants this week,
Dr, Orn has .taiu down -4s stable
will rebuild it +i@ ,a mbro. thodt;2'n
F3tyle,
Our trawlers; are hard at work;° oni ,the
'seen and' staott hope to .hate it: h
shape to play with the neighboring
clubs, Oa 'I Friday evening the annual"
business ane tins ,,y-:'9 held its H. Ell
b r'i office, The folio vIng are the new-
ly c e.ted officers; Has, President, Rev
"inter : I',res. H. ELlbnar, P. P. Vice.
Pres a 13, Rrwa? See"Y- Trea-s,
Wickwire., The club hopes to have an
iaereeased luenibershiP this. year.
Rev, E, 13ura of the Evangelical church"
takes charge of the Anniversary -.services
.
"Waterloo f
3'4 e-l?o 3sest Sunday, in the morn,
the puipir here will Se occupied by
Mr, G. K; Browand in tthe 'evening
Rev, Yeiland ,ot, Exeter w1l preach, in.
the English lang`Irre.
:ills. T,uxr m of Eden is spending a
few days in, Clown the guas7 of 'rtes
Marta Wind.
Tao seas Treve szc;k spent ata ednesday-
i-t ,anion visiting relatives and seeing
his 'nephew Dicto, Nestle,, who 'we attx
pleased to tstate is raldldiy, 'recovering
tram his operation;.
fr, and Mrs. fete Fa>itner of Her-
bey, Mich arS Opeitdin; a few weeks
Twit with, tiael ,relative§.
Our autpp olaillatsr are teaching their
E{ wives lrlajv tP ruin, the car. T' Ley arab ea
aereirat quite skilful in their driving..
til;sem T' iry , Lewitt uj Gloat -0e is.
spartdittg a few days with her friend
Mrs, Herb. h. Ealber.
The tot weather has bei:: broken b;'
refreshing shiawers. Our people found
the heat very oppretsive and tire; change
was indeed as welcp#Ite one,
Ward lass bee:a recelved from Norman
Bailsman et lila a&to arrival in Ito
teerea Ill tsaa,a npaw. gone to Saaltatoon
Seale., where he ttae feeured employment
at his tale.
J';a8. S13ns is neakig sapid hea way
in the la,'ing' of the -blocks for, thet stew
church sheds.
YYESTERN FARMER
ANO NIS PROHTS
A Typical Instance of the Receipts
and Expenditures on 640
Acres in Ten, Yejara
A fernier writing to ea Toronto doily
paper front Indiuu head, Sasitatehewa,n,
ur3€1er the lien! ,de plume. $aakatebew°no
Farther, refutes the statement made by
many Westerners, that tbo farmers of
the West leave berry sl3 a ,a, .l .tv to.
Otiniou Government, which is idetbi6ed
largely with Eastern interests. " This
Saskatchewan Farmer gives as typical.
instance of the expeud'ituro and revenue
soanected with a lection of land, 040
steres, from the year 1900 to 1910. He
nays:
'I will give you an idea of what a
Potion of lanai, 640 acres, will earn,
and how it will increase in value, in
Me most favored wheat producing din
tracts of Saskatchewan under normal
conditions, management and price of
land, from :1900 to 1910, allowing the
average price of land to be 310 per
here For that period. In so doing It
should be borne in mind that 30 per
cent. of the land in this .Province tu03
Free Grant.
Capital Expenditure,
1000.
Land, 640 acres at $10 per
there $6,400.00
Cultivation, 410 neres at $6
per etre ....
Dwelling house ,.
Stable for 12 horses, granary
and implement shed...-.
1901
12 horses and harness
Implements. Duty
3 seed dril,s $33,00 330.00
3 plows . ... 30.50 210.00
2 disc barrows 10.00
2 six -section harrows6.50
3 7 -ft. binders 53.00
4 wagons complete 72.00
One-sixth interest in
thresher.. 125.00 500.00
Extras, say 20.00 453.00
2,640.00
2,000.00
4500.00
3,000.00
80. Q
136,00
380.00.
360.00
$350.00 318,000.00
Crop for 10 years, from 400
acres at 25 Gush. to the
acre, at 75 crZnts......... 376,000.00
Working- expeneee'
Ice 10 years at
$5 per acre... $32,000.00
Interest on capital
for 10 years a
at
6 per teat..... 10x800.00
42,800.00
Surplus (not taking ; into ae-
coant increase -in value -of
lend, which may be figur-
ed at
igured(at $18,000} .......... 32,200.0
Duty on Implements.
`""Now note right here, that all a
f3frtner working a section of land 'nn-
der these conditions` would pay in duty
on the`implements required to earn this
large 'pro ft,' assuming the average life
of same to be 10 years, comes out at
approximately 335 per annum. This is
40 exaggerated "statement of profits and
inereaso in value of land, as thousands
of • farmers in , Saskatchewan can testi-
fy, and hundreds who have speeially
applied themselves • and taken advant-
age of the opportunities at hand,' have
realized far greater profits _" than are
here .shown. -Slow; then, can the farm-
ers of the West claim' that they have
been ill-used, or not given a fair deal/
ape course we have had,;and have,
grievances, such as elevator `monopo-
lies, grain blockades,' and grievances
connected with grading and market-
ing of grain, and they are`' not alto-
gether remedied yet, but what great in-
dustry has not had,'minordifficulties
.equal to or greater than these to over-
come.
"In'eoneiusion, 1 may saythat many
farms"_' in the Indian Head district,
which - have been well' cultivated, and
have been cropped continually ' with
a one-third summer fallow,: each year
since" the early. 80's, last, seaaott toe
duced;30, 35, 40 and even mio;;e a
0.410 sere,is quality almoeF3
ui# ke tiala to, the Arst gr4p'e'`
e�ui a rkot a more than one per' can
rz
CLI. ND BEND.
W. Heidt of Daahwood moved to
Wednesday, --Mr, -Miser De-
xeY1y a,a has- been: in Hillsboro, has
arrived, home, -Our butcher, Mr. Relit:
was around with his butcher wagon for
the first time Friday .Campers are ar:,
1�Tra., Dale tbati near Lucanvis-
ited at ' dr, Azzias' last wee'. - Miss'
Yameroy of fttillertaa arrived here on
Saturday and wilt visit fpr a Yew days
with. - ars, 1'im. raps,, -Mr, '-tntos and
',ars ?+s- Gill were ii Exeter on:,r"rida *
err'>,ged pulpits Sunday. air. Small at-
s;a ,preached in the Methodist chards on
Su. b d.xy eventh g,,
(Too late' for last week.)
11Ir. Wilber Dewey and Mr, Denere
left -for Hilisbarrow last �xrek Mr,
Cu.,€t_:tgl'aut of Clandebore moved his
house€.rideffects here last week. He
will occupy t?n house vaeated by 'lir.,
North -Mr- Sam 'Pedler at AIWA cram.
%esttee relatiares around' here for a reW
days. -dr. 1to,. Halt is learning' t3:e
liakz tg whit ?car., Gerr lett,-3Ir,' Isha vis=
iced his ;sister, ;gra. Ravehe atcreaay',--,
Green spent Sunday with his £anlily.-
Jar, ae,d Mrs. Sheppard and children of
T :ed€orad visited Sunday at Mr, and Mrs
A. Gr velle;'s,
CL,. NDERO4 E
The funeral of the wifer of, Taos. Lewis
took place oa Saturday from her late
resides ce to St. James', cemetery. She .4
STaT.@ 01' 01110, Gtr? Or TOLEDO, 8$.:
Lvo,, s coeur
Frank J. Cheney Crakes oath that he is senior
Partner of the firm of F, J. Cheney & Co., doiugbi si-
ness in the CityofToledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm, wide pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of
Catarrh thatcannot be cured by the use of Rail's
Catarrh ,Cure., SANK J. CHENEY
Sworn tabefore me and subscribed in my Pres,
epee, this. GM rivet December, A. D. 18S6..
(seat) A, W.GLEASQN,
lvorARti Piano
I1a11:aGatarrh,CitratS taken internally, and acts
directly t en t
h hood and £ i ills
ons surfaces c C s of tt<e
system. Send, for tesfiAtonialsfree.
F. ,i, CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75e.
Take Hall's fien0ly Pills for ronstipatior,.
KIi''PEN One of the old ,,residents aI
is district passed over t,,s tite great.
h lo; d ,.ora M y 1a in tee persoin, 'of
dr, Paul Doig his death, gccurr n g at'
the home ar his cice 3Srs. TT N. Forsy-
the- 3 ne z i e, had aloe .r Inaic-ng his dome
during the winter The sutnnnons carte
wyapectedly at the last, altitosyh Mr;,
Dove had beef in poor Resits, for Bolo
ntotaths. The deceased was 73 year,§ of
Age, He was a haetiva of .Sterling. Setet-
land, but came to Cap„ -da wen be was
five years of age,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
'"' A S T O R I A
is survived by her husband and five chi/
dyer, all at Izopze,.--F.4. I enzie, o: tills
playa, had tine nate#orttttta to tall ttartit?g
hie feet, Ile will be lasid, up for Aortae
date.--alre, 1, FYodgins, of r.opdora, a -
tended the tunerl of her sister, :Mrs,
Thos, Lewis. -w: If. John Flodg ps ban
ongage4 with W. F. Abbait< r,ardelles
f,r the eummhr,--.-Jam's§ Hargy is osz
the sick: ltat agaizt,^--Rev, Mr. low'e,
sector of. St, Jam es' Church. has re-
tuned haute atter spending a visit with
friends in Wingharn,' James Fr^asler, of
Part Fiuron, pat a vla#t to his mother
at ;tlooreavilto, who has been. t3eriously
Gr Bloomfield, of London, has'
returned ikt sale atter spending a couple
of weeks with her grandmother.
LUMLEY.
Nat often do We fret" such • warp', Neni-
at r as w ha e 'had. lately as tens in
the season,---arno:z: the vistaors in thin
vlelnity on Sundae' we tioileed the fel-
ate.
el
r
* a � and , lr
N 3t;
s ,Effort9 a of
tla-purhe}, Mr, a:.d Sirs. Gen. Fair,
balsa and family, %frs, I3uiiard and altse
Steri a an of lien fall, ;Miss Edna Idea-
tan.
ior-t asl, of Bi:arpuraey, -Ir. and Mee, Stec+='
art. Mcqueen. vftlted The lattcrfa Par--
eats
ar-esats near H enaaai on Sunday, --Masora.
'Deman 1 .11arold Glen and "raster Vera
spent the week end with their grand
minter. Loatdon Road, -qtr. and airss,r
G. H'abktrk aagrl daughter attended the
Darling and Hunkin Nuptials on Wed-
°aeeaday, The }flews Vera and Maude
.lo«nn and Master Haald epent 24th
with friepda at Varna,-;dLas .Annie 1'aaa.
mars wasa guest at alias Florence Ffun
kine' wedding on the 24th. -;hiss Nan,
H arson. has retur;ed from a wcek'er
stay at Seaft3rtb.
SAREPTA
The death occurred Tuesday of zlra
aged and highly respected residont of
Sarcpta Ln, the person of Susannah 'Rey-
nolds, rcielt pI tho late William Rey-.
natds, in her 81st year. The funeral
takes place to -day to Exeter cemetery.
A sketch hryf her life will appear next
week,
HARPLEY
`Dir, and Mre. 3e J. Thyfor'spent Sun-
day evening with their Son Robert, on
the Lake Il,oad. :lira. Thompson of Port
Mutton visited her daughter, Mret Sohn
Turner, for a few days last week.: hiss
Gladys Turnbull spent a few days with
,fuer gausins< at the Prost Ottice.-Mr. and
'airs. Jan=.' E: I-Endgins and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Webb and babe
visited at ?Cir. ThYas. Love's on Sunday
-airs. James Kenny and family spent,
Sunday with tier parents at Shipka.
Nature Stops
WHEN THE KIDNEYS' GIVE OJT.
Do you feel that you simply l'can(t .go
any farther -that you must have rest
for that lame alnd aching back - relief
from that constant dead -tired feeling-
Leedom from those stabbing, darting
pain a? 1 `i' ` li
It is nature's
warning. that' the
kidneys are giv-
ing out and you
need the help od
Booth's Kidney
Pills, the guaran-
teed kidney rem-
edy. In every
machinie there is
one part that
• .works the hard-
est and given out
first. The kidneys work night and day,
and naturally a life of unusual activity
doubles the duties of thea kidiryeys and in
time the strain hells. The kidneys give
out and nature cries "step;'•' Boothrs
Kidney P€11 are a .'.
5 r sold by
a11 dealers;
,
50c., postpaid fr,am The R. Te Booth; Co.
Ltd., 'Fort Erie, Ont. There is No pill
just as good. Send fd- a Free box. The
test will prove the truth tdf ;ons ,state=
meat. • `....
Sold and Guaranteed in Exeter by W.
S. Cole, ,
Booth's
l tied
ills
REAL ESTATE CHANCES,
Tho - following properties . have . been
placed in our hands "for exchange.
FOR SALE. -A good frame house in
Exeter in .good repair.
FOR:SALT-A fair sized brick re-4
sidernce well located in Eneter, ;Mod-
erate price.. `
FOR SALE -A choice residential build-
ing property n Exeter -
For.
SALE- one:`of the best residences
in Eneter,,:*surrounded by considerable
laud.
FOR SALE -A; good sized., Larne'
dwelling in Exeter; suitalile€F+'t aceo
modato two fa1es, In geed„ repair
be sold,,c
;s�,,.,. `...���'��f►i�rticular3 yak?
CI<INTON--Qn, Monday last We a
quiet wedding toak place at We$tey par
ao: ale when Mies Pe -a t Tedder became
ttzik beide of 11r, Ren31nttia Af `Matthews
T111 cvr emo:t_y wan performed by Rev.
Ford air. and Mrs. biatt,hevra carica
to Lstidon Township, and will reside
1.
I.INTON-'-fits, $; .! ;MicQaw, a
Iier resident 4f Clinton. died in Sea-
l:444
S'ea-
'• i iy 14. in hitt t9oth -year,
3a $. reattlin^;' with tiau;titer,
C1IlaELaitalt$T*Ree. Neil Slas,w of Eg
ata,ldvllte was, taken ill here on May
Lila had t1 -iv t over W take the
afrcrnoon service. and on becoming in
w tS take~ to hie h aide..
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
HYDE ,PARK Iilrasrq S auks hotel...
as contents, the frame rezatdenee waf Mr..
Win. ltetutledae, the hatei stables acid
lee house, and n large: bun at floe rear
or Mr. .Rearledge'a. home, were destroy -
011 by fire the I tttet+ part ler: ,fast ,week,
erauain3 a Ions of between el% and sev-
zrr thousand d,allapa.. I'artly covered by
insurance.
SKIN SUFFERER ERER TRIED EVER-
TFiING-TFIEN D.D. D. CURED
This watt the experience of *Mrs, Geo.
Newman of orangevtlle, Ont. She wrlOto
In January, 1511.0. t t
I wail terribly troubled with eczema
co my face. neck and 'hands for four
years. I tried everything' I had heard
telt or, than ea.w your advertisement in
'r.'ze paper, sent for a trial bottle of
D.D,D., used It onany face and Spot welt.
It Is now two yearn( and, no return of
the eczema. I consider 7 am cured and
it certainly wan a blessing to me."
No matter how terribly yousuffer
fromeczema, salt rheum, ringworm or
,any other akin disease, you will tool'
Instantly soothed and the Itch relieved
at once W11011 a few dropal of this com-
pound of 011 ,of 'Wintergreen, Thymol;
Glycertnc, etc., is applied. The cures
all seen to be'permanent, t0,0
For free trial bottle of D. D. D. write
tltc D.D.D. Labora oriea, Dept. E, A..?
49 Colborne St., onto.
For sale by W. S. Howey, Exeter,'
GRAND TRUNK s\'s EM
THE POPULAR
TOt'3RIST ROUTE
--,tp-
Muskoka Lakes
Lake of Bays.
Temagami.
Algonquin Park.
Idagabetawan River
French River.
Georgian Bay.
Lake Couchiching.
Karwatha Lakes, Etc.
ROUND T1tIP, ;
HOMESEEKERS' .
ER E7fCTJRSIONS
TO THE W -E T •
AT LOW RATIOS VIA SARNIA-OR CH7-
CIAGO.,
Literature and full information from
any Grand Trunk Agent, or address A.
E. DUFF, District Passenger Agent, at
Toronto, Ont.
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+4444-4•444.44-14+4444+++++444.
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Chance a for Piano
A new upright Grand Piano Reg-
ular price$325 Sale Price faa29.
_Only one instrument will be sold
and that to the first. buyer.
Calla
e rl and let ` us de–
monstrate its merits tou
y.O, t
This instrument is on ex.
hibiton at our. store - the bal-
ance of this week. .
MARTIN &SON
A numper of good organs
to $25 no ` higher
payable a week.
q 1
+4:444'44+
THE
OF COMMERCE, .
Slid EDMUND WALKER, C.V,O., Lt D,, D.C, », Pltestogio
ALiEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL. : MANAGER
CAPITAL $ 10,000,000 - REST, - $7,000,000
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convenient and economical method of remit small sums of Cron
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They are payable without charge at every branch of a chartered hank.' in
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The Orders and full information regarding them may be obtained
on application at the Bank.
Lax the event of loss of Money Order the Bank viIls on receipt
of
a satisfactoryguarantee, tnake to refund
arrangementstheamount of
the lost Order, 232
Exeter 13ra,nciit--,W, H. Collins, Manager. 13raecti also at Crediton,
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A es 1N13RA1. "Af$K4N 1 BUSINESS TRANSACTED..
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMEMIT
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at all Branches. Interest allowe4 tat highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
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Agents at Exeter for the Dominion oovernmentt,
)ICP+Ho i' & CAla.LING, Solicitors, X, 3, Bi.3RDO Tt Mttltagez,
The general public will, take notice that l am loin
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Iilarket Prices Paid for SCRAP YRO1 , RAGS, RUBB4ES
COPIER, IIOR9F IRi' AIR, Etc,
All purchases to be delivered, to T, HAWXII ' 3 HARDWARE,.
where the clash will be paid or trade •iven. Orders EXETER
P t? e R far' collection of aaraia
may be left at We same share, prompt attention will be given,
M. Wexler, Junk Dealer,—
Exeter
buainesx in Exeter hI
Housccica�i��
AClIV111CS
Are in full swing. Spring Bargains in furniture
We have a beautiful, selected stock of all kinds of Furniture
I really think you would enjoy a walk through our store to
nice stock we carry. Everything new and up•to-date.
There win be the usual amount of discarding and replenishing.
This store shouldbe kept its mind, because to forget it, is to lose money
To buy here is to be sure—sure of right Treatment and sure of the Most
for what you spend.
We have the rue tresses that will surely pleaseyou,—beautiful art ticking,
cotton tufted. Regular price $4.00 for2,75, while they last. Also
tomos and Banner Spring, the Os -
Springs $2,50 up. All manner of bedsteads in Br
Wood.
ea the
ss, •Iron, Enamel and
JAMES 13EVERLEY
Undertaking and Embalming
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, I desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that I am
prepared to give you the best- of
satisfaction in' work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, " PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention,
T. G. - Creech
LOTS_
For
Sale
Lots, First' class lois in the Great
Northern addition within the city
limits of Calgary.
This is what ` the C. P. R.
states.—
"You can recomnaend'this
property to your clients as a good in-
vestment both safe and profitable.
These lots are selling
s' now at 5.00
each,. One-third down andbalance
in six, twelve and eighteen .;months,
6 per cent interest.".
If you want to make some monoy.
don't delay in looking me tip as this
pis a chance of lifetime, , Don't for --
get that we have farm lands to cell
as well, of ,the very best and splendid
I situated. .
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T. B Carii
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CENTRAL
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STRA'i=EORD, ONT.
A LARGE SCHOOL. A GOOD SCH00L
THE BERT.
This School liar a continental repu-
tation- for high grade work and for the
success of Its students. We have three
departmenta-Commerciai, S3>!orthand
Telegraphy. Ambitious y'ousig mem andand
women stnould send at once for our lamas
free catalogue. Write for it at once aria
see what our graduates( are ding.
This is' a goad time of the year for
you 'to enter our classes. Students are
entering each;week. , Commence your
course a't oE€ne.
D •A, 'McLACHLAN, Principal.
he Business
World
Ie calling you, why not prepare
now? The leading mercantile
houses of Canada and United
Sta tes recognize our efficiency.
The, S t Business
The, po tan.
Colleges
Have given thousands of young
people a good start in life. We
can assist you.
ur Home Study
Courses
Offer unexcelled` advantages to
those who cannot attend college:
Full pal t,euI rs upon 'inquiry.
CLINTON
•B-INESS COLLEGE
GER'. Si°OT1', �:.., Pataz�CIPA
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