Exeter Advocate, 1911-8-3, Page 5erefesatei ne 4`u 11s.
De. G. F. RiXI,I4M,OI?I, L°D.S„ )D.D.S,
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glen ber of the R,O.D.S.,of Ontario and
3;Onor, Graduate. at Toronto tYniverei;ty'..
Office: -Over Dickson & Carling -"e law
office„ Closed Wednesday afternoons.
gig Da. A, R. KINSMAN, L. A d„ D• D. 8.,
Honor graduate of Toronto Guiveridty.
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DENTIST.
aethextrected: without any pain, or any bads dects
OBee eye raladman i 8tanbury's office. Main street
Beets!
Medical'
n R,BRIGIHT, AL, A., M. G. P. duS., Beeson,
e Graduate pf Toronto University, Two years
resident pb si ian Royal. Alexandra
Hospital,
etc.
Office and Residence ,Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Adrew
erect .EXETER
QUAOKENBUSR, Physician, Surgeon, Ac-
eoucheur, Office, Dr. Rollins' old office, Main
Street.Residence; corner James and Albert streete
oppositeJatneastreetbletlamest parsonage. Phone
Ofece, S9 a; Residence 39 b.
asegal.
Te101i9Qli ce CARLINO, BARRISTERS, SQLIOi;
i! sore, Notaries, Convepaneers,Cowmissionere
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc
Sauey to boats at lowestreteaof ateree
Offices. Male serest, Exeter,
a. if/kltutid, B,4,,, L.U. Dienes
ANET TO LOAtd.
We have etarge amount of privatetumid to louts
a
tuna and village properties at low rates of inter,
set.
OI,ADMAi r S'TAtiBUBY,
$arresters, Solicitors,Sfain at,, Exeter On
3, SENIOR
Agent Confedet'ation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead -
Eng Canadian, and 13ritish Oon pan>:es.
Exster,
LICENSED ACICTIONWM
Wp , ANDERSON. Licensed Auctioneer
for llusers County, Terrns reasonable,
Oates can be mads at the Advo sate,
Exeter,. or Henry Miter's Orrice, Cred-
lion.
T. B. CARLING
L1 e, Fire, Accident, and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auction sales. - Exeter. Ont,
C, A, HOUZE, V, S.
Graduate at Ontario, Veterinary Col-
lege; iuenber Ontario Veterinary �ied-
Ical Society; treats ail diseases at do-
mesticated animals on scientific prin-
ciples ; modern surgery a specialty. Op-
erations on Lump Jaw guaranteed eat-
istactorY. Calls by day or night
promptly attended to. Ottice-)fain-st,,
ID:eter, Dr. Ramsay's old stand. Phone
In connection.
FOR. SALE.
The undersli$ned otters his tine farm,
con misting of about 13;a acres, adjoin -
the town of Clinton, for sale. Tile
tarn n is in a good state of cultivation;
and haw good buildings, brick house,
bark barn, driving house, pig pen, etc.
all comparatively now. Afirst-class
you ,°r .nehard, containing all kinds of
.fruity and ,also small fruits. The farm
is well fenced and drained and ,is a
very desirable home. For further par=
ticut t,rs +apply on the premises or ad-
dree.a JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
LMJ . ILLUSTRATED
a dies' CATALOGUE
COLLEGErRo
.St.' ' ion�las,OnYE"
MIESI
FALL TEAM OPEN,SeAUGUST 28
ELI-LOTT
TORONTO, ONT., stands to -day without
asuperior in Canada.
Graduates always successful.
Catalogue free.
Horses for sale
I have a nun>,lber of first-class horses
for sale. Call at the stables and see
them.
We are also purchasing horses then
are sound and in good gondition from
4 to ip yeaatsr of age.
Parties having horses for sale will
do well to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 41. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
ESTRAY STEERS.,
There strayed from the farm of the
undereiigned,. Lot 30 Con. 3, Usborne,
on or about, July 118eh, a pain of year-
ilt g steers, apotted red and white. Kind-
ly send info-mation to DAN: DEW,
laueondale, P. 0.
FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for sate
that 'beautiful residence north of the
bridge, Exeter. ,Hard and soft water
in the house ; and everything in good
repair ;- with four lots, a good barn,
all kinds of fruit trees, bushes and
grape vines. Anyone wishing to see
the place or know rhe terms will call
at' the residence, Main-st., Exeter.
ALE3d. McPHERSON.
PASTURE ''r0. LET
The 'undersigned will pasture stpckon
"hiss farm or :Lake Road, Lot 11, South
:Boundary, Hay, by 'the n1o�'I�th,-payable
in advance. Apply to
JOHN FORD,
Exeter Nortlh; or Hay'P. O.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Tame undersigned is of."erirg for sale,
that, �esarable'. Pro erhY an .r
mt.
beink, .'a Ione - artd .:half storey brlek
house :n celi lxty'ldndi:iorr;, {,ogether
•wittn two iota: a �a1tlI.. Alco' two
:17‘10.4A
ipply to
i7TSIIPA
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FARM LABORERS' EXCUSIONS SElAFORTH-Tare wedding of Miss fsa
bells, Cardno, daughter of Mr. Ale
This year's wheat crop, according to Cagdno, to Mr. Johan; Crouse, of Lon-
a conservatnve katnmate, will be two
hundred million 'bushels, and ,,the Mani-
toba, /Saskatchewan and Alberta gov-
ernments advise thee fifty,thousand' men,
will be required.The majority of
these willhave to be recruited•from
Ontario, and the Canadian, Pacific Rail-
way are running exeurs1Ons;to Winnipeg
and 'west at $10, Free tickets will he
supplied at. Winnipeg to:destinatlons in
Western, Canada st of Morose Jaw
Saskatoon and leea'nches. Special throw
gh trains to. Winnipeg 'will be rtu'i{, byt the
the only through line on the
following dates.
Aug. 3, from all .points on all lines;
in,
Ontario !south rto s tl,, sof the G.T.R. Main
lino Torox'tha: to Sarnia, This includes
C, P. R. station's south of Guelph and
Rran,ptoll,
Aug, lA„2
, from all point's in Ontario
north of the G, 'r B, main Bare Tioronto
to Sarnia, :which includes all branches
and the Toronto -Sudbury line.
Aug. 16, 'from pofnts 'in. Eastern Ont.
turlo.
Aug 23, from alllpolnts. West of Tor-
onto in Ontario.
Aug. 25 from all !points East of Tor-
onto in Qntatiei and Quebec.
Through trains will be run from On-
tario pointa op the abeYe dates to
W inilipeg, sAQiding all transfer tar elle,
tomstroubles en, route. Ask any
agent for Circular giving rates, whiff
tions, special trains service, etc., from
Toronee and points in %aerie or
Write to R. I-, Trolupeteli, P,P,A,. C.
Peg, Toronto.
CtdJRlw'S !OTICE OF' FIRST PPS' el
OF VOTERS" LISTS.
voters' Lists, 1911, Municipality
The Village of Exeter
County of #IurOn.
of
NOTICE is hereby „ivee that,i have transmitted
or delivered to the personsmente mod in Sections s
and a of "The Voters' List Act' the reple9 required.
byte said section tube so transmitted or delivered
of the list made pursuant to said act, of all persons
appeer,ny, by the last revised Assessment Roll of the
said 3iumeipaluy to be entitled to vote in the said
Municipality at Elections for members of the f egiela,
tive Assembly and at elupieipal Elections, and that
saidlistwas first pe tedup at my office at Main
street, Eseter, on the:Nth day of July of ,tell, and
remains there for iuspeptton,
ejectors are called upon to examine the said
List, and if any oufissinn or other errors are found
therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the
mid etrorscorreeted according to law.
T. B, CARLiNCI
bated this lith day of Julk y, 1911'id 3futti4ipalit}
FOR 'SA1.131
Ono of the best farms ;in I;uron or
'liddle-sex. convenient to markets, to
churches and schools, being Lot 9,
N. D. 13is uipill, in the County of Mid-
dlesex, containing 164 acres, On the'
premises are situate a good brick,
house, three bank barna .on stone four.j
dations, 34a5440x32, and 70x40, good'
wells, windmill, and the property is
well drained. The whole or this farm is
In grass excepting 25 acres. Posers ion
or house given immediately, and com-
plete possession of farm, given Nov. 1st
1911, and purcbasee will be allowed to
do fall plowing before last mentioned
date, For further particulars apply to
Joaep`l E. Keliey. Esq., Lucan P.O. Ont.
Jnrnes .Kelley Esq,, Lucan P. 0., Ont.
or Dickson & Carling, Exeter, Ont.
FOR 'SALE BY TENDER.
Up to Sept. let. Possessiongiven
this fall. This farm contains 100 acres
being lot 9, Cort: 1, Hay, and is in
splendid location, ibeGrg half way be-
tween Exeter and Hensall on the Lon-
don Read. On the premises, there is a
good 'bank barn 36x55, finished inside
with cement floors ; a good brick house
two storeys, • slate roof, good cellar;
good root house under gangway of
barn, made of cement and brick; and a
good drive ,shed; also, good orchard, 2
never failing wells, spring creek, never
dry ; good fences ; 7 acres bush land
with good grass. 8 acres ready for
wheat. First-class soil. Terms easy.
Alpply to B. N. ROW E. Exeter.
Fresh.
G=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. COULD
don, Ont., was celebrated at the lie -rue:
or; 'aiie 'bride on Tueaday, July 25th,
et high noon.
CLINTON.-A quiet wedding was cel-
ebrated by Rev, T. Wesley Cosens, on
Wednesday afternoon, 'w'he'w Milss Jert-
ale May Currie of Ba,yticid became the
bride et Mr. David Gemmell of Tucker:.
smith. Mr. and Mrs. Gemmell will set-
tle down to the realities of married
life on the 'groom's farm in, Tucker -
smith
EXCURSIONS TO WESTERN CANADA
The Grand Trunk Railway System an»
pounce that on Tuesday's, "June .27th,
July 11th and; 25th, August 8th and
22nd, September 5thl and 19,th, 1911,
idomeseeker's< excursions ;will bet;t'un' to
Western Canada from all stations , in
Ontario and Quebee, via Ohicago and
Duluth, or iviat phicaga,'St. Paul apci.
Minneapolis, at reduced round trip
fa res. "
The well-kpown double track'iine of
the Grand Trunk front the east to Chic-
ago appeals to the traveller, and with
tete superior traits service that is offer.,
ed by Leis line, including the Sanious
"International Limited" from Montreal
daily at 9,00 sin., tend, v✓edeh, Is thef fin-
est and fastest brain' in Canada, many
passengers will be attracted this way.
The route vias Chicago 'i.s a moat inter"
eating one, taking passengers through
the principal cities and towns In Canada
arid in the Statest bf Michigan and Indi-
ana. In addition to this',n, choice seven
lines` -between Chicago and St. Paul and'
Mtnnespolis ea efLored.
Owing to the greats n-iurnber of Calrad
tans, who resides In Chicago, ,St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth and otherttcittes en
route, there he no seeubt that, the Grand,
Trunk will find many, patrons c who will
take advantage of the,'opportenity thug
afforded them for a brief visit at the
staticene with •their. friends,
Another feature that. will Iappeal to the
ttomeseeker is the comfortable transfer
at points like Chicago, St, Paul, and De-
luth into freshly ventilated clean cars,
avoiding the necessity of travelling a
long distance in the same car.
In addition: to the above routes, the
sale of tickets le also authorized via
Sarnia, and the Northern Navi.gaeion
Company's magnificent Steamers across
Lake Huron and Lake Superior.
For furtrierto apply to ASV
parti>wu ra pp y ..y
Agent of the Grand Trunk Railway Se's -
tem, or write toiMy. J. Quinlan, District
Passenger _ Agent, Benaventure Station
Montreal, or Mr. A. E. Duff, District
Passenger Agent, -Union. Station, Toron-
to,
Canadian National Exhibition:
August 26th , - TORONTO - September 11th
CORONATION YEAR LEADS MEM ALL
liN�Sl ii 116 -•- Ali, Gems from Euro- Maelactins - Greatest
teelt liner on cantle- titan galterles-mas_tere display ever shown . in
Special Frites of fivin, best 'collections in Anierrcal Goods man -
1 each.. .Increased Radar and United ufactured while you
Itc all classed. 'niter,, wait.
THREE GREAT SPECIALS
fId t ff--Pictur- Citilit'l alll Calx -- far DiIteat ,tai. #dtlklf .---
tx ofthe _Cox - Musicians' of the Royal Showing a battle between
monies,' 1.500 IfroIIchold, by special a Dreadnought and a
in uniform. Ottsissiern ()Idle King. Submariie,
mom of O MER ATTRACTIONS
Regatta-Athklir Sets. -71)* SOW,' 8trit4l+I(sadeve**4*011 ,1
Timbre Daiwa *mazy im al-°Trottlas sad I'retit RaceK etc
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS OF CORONATION FIREWORKS
For all information wine 3tagater 3. i?, OXU , Gill► .flail, Toronto.
in; Ol
Perfeetner
reiirorlai--
when yoct are jaded --your appe-
tite poor your whole system
weary -just try a glass of Labatt's
Ale and Stout
IYt'leases thepalate, refreshes the
body,agrees with the weakest
stomach. A truly wholesome bever
age that really nourishes. For a
milder drink try Labatt's
London Lager
Equal to the, finest German
brews, Has the true smack of
choice hops. Very light, palatable,
satisfying. Look for the lavender
label,
Comet Bee
I(LAGER TY )
A temperance brew --tastes and
looks like choice lager, but has less
tit a e reforesf proofs; spgiirveit.ds Quenches
b.'e,
Order some today.
Premier
Beer
(ALE STYLE)
The newest non -intoxicant, mild
and delicious, with the real flavor
and quality of good ale. Complied
with local option requirements and
may be openly sold anywhere.
Order any Labatt product from
your dealer, or direct from
For
ZURICH.
A pretty wedding was performed at
the home of john fGascho, Bronson Ike,
when his daughter, Edith,' was united
in marriage to John Jan,tzi, 'of Baden
Ont.:Bi;shop Stauffer, of the Mennonite
Church, performed the ceremony. -Ed-
ward Appel ins 'spending a few weeks
in N,ew Hamburg, Stratford and Der -
lin. -The heavy storms- on: Lake Huron
at the beginning of ,lase week did con-
(siderable damage to the dock at. St.. i.
Joseph Some of .the framework and
planking were washed away.-� hilq
passing through the; lettle swamp on
Sunday night, E. Haherer land two BIS-.
fern ;rad a narrow escape from serious.
injury. The horse took, fr,i1g lit at an, ob-
ject -beside
b-Sect`-beside .t,h.. road ,and ran away. The
buggy was upset and' badly dgrnaged-
but '.luckil, the occupants escaped with
a few bruises. -Mrs. W Watkins and
daughter of Detroit,, Ivlach.,"were guests
a, the home Of 'M, C. Eilber, over -Sun-
day.-Mr. E. Gieb, .of, Kalamazpe, Mach;,,
i+a spendint; 'a few weeks at his home
'sere. -Mrs. I. Well, of To,;onnnto, is : vis-
ing., ?her parents lir towtr.- ir. E., Holy
manof Galt, 1, ssp iditu.afew weeks
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-h h�, rt ore
Monday and Tuesday' has greatly; dam--
,a d' small :oro ` did, not
aged, the apple. n p
promise to 'be a- large one and now. near
ty every orchard hales -been stripped: -Mr,
and Mrs. D. ;Ste nbac,c of Detreat Mint.
a e here fur n short`vtswt.reietivcs
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every bag of Cream of the West Flour.
It's a fair, square -guarantee, and I want
you. to take it to mean just what, it says.
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Give Cream of the West a fair, square trial. If you
don't have satisfaction in bakingbread, you'll youI1 get sat- '
isfaction at€.
our grocer's. We guarantee one or the
y
other. Cream of the West:, is a superior bread flour.
Improve � our home-made bread by, using i
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ted Tor®n#.,
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.]Presisnt
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RAILWAY.
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RM
WANTED
FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA
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• 'IS)
Trip
Additional for Return on
Folio arilid Conditions:
GOING DATES
AUGUST 3rd -Frog: all -stations on all lines on and South of the G,end Trunk Main
Line, Toronto to Sarnia, including ail ,stations on c.i' a. Toronto to
Detroit and `Branch Lines including Guelph sub -division from Gueiph',
South and Brampton South,
AUGUST 12th -From all stations North of Grand Trunk Main Lino, Totonto'to Sarnia,
including C..P.R, points, Bolton Jct, and west ; also Grand Trunk points;
Toronto to Calendar inclusive.
AUGUST 56te-From all stations in Ontario, Toronto and East, Otrillia and Scotia Jct. ,
• and East on. G T.R. also Aziltla and Eastern Ontario,
AUGUST aura -From all stations Toronto to North Bay inclusive and West,
AUGUST: 25th -From all stations Toronto and. East in Ontario and Quebec, also East of
Orillia, Scotia Jet. and North Bay.
ONE-WAY SECOND•CLAS$ 'TICKETS WILL 'QBE' SOii) TO WINNIPEG ONLY
Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Govern-
ments
ov rn-
nients will, meet and'' engage laborer;; on arrival at.. Winnipeg.
Free; transportation will be furnished at Winnipeg to -pc'inlru on Canadian Pacific where
tof Moose 7 awand Saskatoon,including bre, dies, and at one cent
laborers are needed, gas
a mile each way west thereof ,in Saskatchewan and Alberta
furnishedwith each ticket, and this crrtifcat , a: i,.rfe..ccutel by farmers
Acertiflcato is
voter,- a from that.-Joint.'a-
showirg.tbat laborer has Worltethi t days or more, Fvuh be honer,- point forrs;
second claps. ticket back to starting pouts u, Ontario, at 511, Ot pn , io Nov, '36th, 1911,
Tickets are good on special Farm Laborers trains, whet, will ba run from Toronto
io in Winnipeg ':without change, making trip; in' about ;111 beige,', and will be
and Ontario points to
issued to women es well as to inen, but wilt not be issued at half fare to children..
For #uil;particutars see newest U P Anent, or write-
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ZURICH.
A pretty wedding was performed at
the home of john fGascho, Bronson Ike,
when his daughter, Edith,' was united
in marriage to John Jan,tzi, 'of Baden
Ont.:Bi;shop Stauffer, of the Mennonite
Church, performed the ceremony. -Ed-
ward Appel ins 'spending a few weeks
in N,ew Hamburg, Stratford and Der -
lin. -The heavy storms- on: Lake Huron
at the beginning of ,lase week did con-
(siderable damage to the dock at. St.. i.
Joseph Some of .the framework and
planking were washed away.-� hilq
passing through the; lettle swamp on
Sunday night, E. Haherer land two BIS-.
fern ;rad a narrow escape from serious.
injury. The horse took, fr,i1g lit at an, ob-
ject -beside
b-Sect`-beside .t,h.. road ,and ran away. The
buggy was upset and' badly dgrnaged-
but '.luckil, the occupants escaped with
a few bruises. -Mrs. W Watkins and
daughter of Detroit,, Ivlach.,"were guests
a, the home Of 'M, C. Eilber, over -Sun-
day.-Mr. E. Gieb, .of, Kalamazpe, Mach;,,
i+a spendint; 'a few weeks at his home
'sere. -Mrs. I. Well, of To,;onnnto, is : vis-
ing., ?her parents lir towtr.- ir. E., Holy
manof Galt, 1, ssp iditu.afew weeks
nL
mh wi d' �iris ihomehere:'S'
-h h�, rt ore
Monday and Tuesday' has greatly; dam--
,a d' small :oro ` did, not
aged, the apple. n p
promise to 'be a- large one and now. near
ty every orchard hales -been stripped: -Mr,
and Mrs. D. ;Ste nbac,c of Detreat Mint.
a e here fur n short`vtswt.reietivcs
,ods tAY N
Satisfaction or
Your Money Back!
il,�ill11IllII
That's the condition that goes with
every bag of Cream of the West Flour.
It's a fair, square -guarantee, and I want
you. to take it to mean just what, it says.
ream
of
the
the hard Wheat flour '-uaranteed for b cad
Give Cream of the West a fair, square trial. If you
don't have satisfaction in bakingbread, you'll youI1 get sat- '
isfaction at€.
our grocer's. We guarantee one or the
y
other. Cream of the West:, is a superior bread flour.
Improve � our home-made bread by, using i
t.
TheMilling CampbellCompany, Lint
ted Tor®n#.,
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.]Presisnt
•: .
cACIAHl,
;PAC$FTC:'
RAILWAY.
,oa
RM
WANTED
FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA
Sufi
• 'IS)
Trip
Additional for Return on
Folio arilid Conditions:
GOING DATES
AUGUST 3rd -Frog: all -stations on all lines on and South of the G,end Trunk Main
Line, Toronto to Sarnia, including ail ,stations on c.i' a. Toronto to
Detroit and `Branch Lines including Guelph sub -division from Gueiph',
South and Brampton South,
AUGUST 12th -From all stations North of Grand Trunk Main Lino, Totonto'to Sarnia,
including C..P.R, points, Bolton Jct, and west ; also Grand Trunk points;
Toronto to Calendar inclusive.
AUGUST 56te-From all stations in Ontario, Toronto and East, Otrillia and Scotia Jct. ,
• and East on. G T.R. also Aziltla and Eastern Ontario,
AUGUST aura -From all stations Toronto to North Bay inclusive and West,
AUGUST: 25th -From all stations Toronto and. East in Ontario and Quebec, also East of
Orillia, Scotia Jet. and North Bay.
ONE-WAY SECOND•CLAS$ 'TICKETS WILL 'QBE' SOii) TO WINNIPEG ONLY
Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta Govern-
ments
ov rn-
nients will, meet and'' engage laborer;; on arrival at.. Winnipeg.
Free; transportation will be furnished at Winnipeg to -pc'inlru on Canadian Pacific where
tof Moose 7 awand Saskatoon,including bre, dies, and at one cent
laborers are needed, gas
a mile each way west thereof ,in Saskatchewan and Alberta
furnishedwith each ticket, and this crrtifcat , a: i,.rfe..ccutel by farmers
Acertiflcato is
voter,- a from that.-Joint.'a-
showirg.tbat laborer has Worltethi t days or more, Fvuh be honer,- point forrs;
second claps. ticket back to starting pouts u, Ontario, at 511, Ot pn , io Nov, '36th, 1911,
Tickets are good on special Farm Laborers trains, whet, will ba run from Toronto
io in Winnipeg ':without change, making trip; in' about ;111 beige,', and will be
and Ontario points to
issued to women es well as to inen, but wilt not be issued at half fare to children..
For #uil;particutars see newest U P Anent, or write-
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