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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-9-21, Page 5t°roteesfonni cords.; Dr, G. F, ROULSTONa..'3.Sn, DENTIST hiembez' of the R.C.D.S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate or Tot'anto University. Qtfice-fiver DicS:son & Carling's lave office, Closed Wednesday afternoons, dititora,A. K. KINSMAN, 1,, 0, }s,, D. D.5,,, goner graduate et ,'t'orQatte Uaaiverlstsr DENTIST. eetlt extracted Avid:taut any pain,, or Any bad aitects Odie eve rtiladaaan.&Stanaury'eofliCe,3taiustreet Medical; li, i131Crtr. M. D., M.O. P.& S„ ifONOR, o Graduate of Termite University,, Toee years eldest physician Royal <';lesasadra diospital, etc. °Meeaatl gesadeaee tar. Awes' Old Stand, Adrdrew rest,l3X1>T1R T"taaog*vt'olk rt Q.4ELINO, [3AIiiLiSTL•"11S, SOLICI 3 : 0113. 'sT94..4#sx 14 ),MPems-t,omnoiasiortere 4oiicitorstor3felsenr+Bank, etfi " a nonny to Loan nt lowot.rateso steres nibees, Main street, Exeter, #;. Oa121aata,13.4.. fa. II, I)te cion. IVIONgY TO LOAN. We have atarge agtount of private lunds to qan rt terra end, village properties attlow rates el later est, (MADMAN : STAxfaL'ItY Sfztdstec .Sataeitors. Wnet.,gxeta Os,< "alis ft.r lace _menslfi n. 1 ezmi sell when 1 want to and realize on my investment, The successful real estate man knows through experience that the SOUVENIR ' T G E (New idea Series) is the best on the market. No scrap or cheap pig iron ever gets into it that is the basin reason. for the long life- of tine Souvenir Furnace,. Add to. this Skilled v,vrlerr:ansbip, uncial the stiperv'ision of experienced beating engineers, and you can readily account for the S:tp rttar rplalities of the Souvenir 1*'urnace, Ask your ct,aler to show you an itis reasons to C ory^ 6v,;`ea aJ o S r Furnace ,s hr4`se)z4,1 fri7a:1 band .»u dad of p?ere teown a a.e pot r ,i Ata, e,0a%, r. r, r, s s,f s,,;,t• Icie.l,for a9'14.alte 333 exirlain f4o pot, grate and heat diff is,[an, and you'll latus the So tsenir. (let cuir rh at booklet'. TN- iia venir Furnace is pude in Hamilton, tbe stove centre of Canada, by The Hamilton Stove Sc Heater Co. l k S-t,,,rs„o'sto Garloy-Tildert Co. 'Limited ed from X.ra. Elizabeth Hess, ;7ustua bon:IV:h, of .Aaltla;nd, WisC0 ,sirs, arrived here on Saturday, haying 'been sunz,lnorled to •t<he death -bed of. her brother, firs. 0, ' Fisher, --Mr. and, ''Ire. Constantino returned rroM, a th1eetweeks visit tx C{intos;; and, To rontsn.Hrtrs. C. Fisher, of. tile -Goshen Mne, South, died q i ,Sept. 10 from old age, she ''being il} fact (?7tit year. Tn:e deceased bad been aadua11y failing, for a yds or 'snore Site , leaves to lttpua3t ;a ,Sassily of Sons asci dau>?'3.tere besides numerous other relatives and friead,,s. The funeral tooka place on Tuesday afternoon, to the Evangelical cemetery and was largely. pIts (-h.d.-r. lila "Ntettno Bce lees bar; at tic Closlaeda L,,np sQOt:i, was struck 'brut iuck,ily no fire start Fail. Some. siiinaies 'wee or oft. ITh1 TFi QF A RICH MAN O ereenie by cares He said "Rood-atiht." rte;« alt l;is heirs 1te. Ott ti fight. mt P: nt we.rdt' o:i A year or eO The lawyers got ont all the dough. J, SENIOR ..gent Coo fed eratign Life AUStIrance OPtuna 0 7, also Vire lizateranceinlead- tug Uttnzditto and 13t'iti514. 0ctutpatites, VOtt-St„'.' iter, �,IrSS: �r1T,Llatl`x ItT 'SOPRANO PUPILS ACOI ESS-. Cl+'tVT Ito 0 1 A 17tt rrtasd*its snore !:Ley. worlred with zest, ' td "7e,a they lawyers, Cot 111.e rest. And rile,n e 4iin rr.ey. itt 344' i.h- Tial one of ttie='rd. Had till Q 1$, ,t'a•cw tllaT oar, d:€.d lt`ra. Iperlra <\ richt 10 which. Now :lawyers ran. FIret, �# ▪ re We ce C'txlleottni aurtit�;a na. LING and P1410 Glass accounts, and con - a, Exeter, Ont • 13QUZE, pRzdttSel iaf +r3;a414110� Sete a:aolatitRir C►ntarlo Veterltlaatr5 It diseases of aatltatala It acientitic pin dent satgers a specialty, Op - guaranteed eat- isiaet•try, (:.ilia by day or night promptly attended to, Oftice-Atittn-Rt., Exeter” Dr. 113113 4y'f3 old stand. Phone In connection. 'it t` OR sA T'te uxdered sed otters his 'tln0 tarsi consis"inst or about 105 1ter4.s, ad oin, tate town y: Clinton, tor sale. C:trnt is in It aid stato of cultivation, ettld t;te lMotad buildings, brick house, b,tolc barn, .driving house, pity petl, etc, Mt cr •utla;aratively now: A'flrat-class you t.° retard, containing all kinds et f ft d M a ,'k also small truita. The ream w,11 re tent and drained and Cu a, very d e3trabltt twine. For further par- ticul,ra apply on. tho premises or ad- dresa JQIIN TORRANCE, Clinton. ALM . >d LUSTRAtED ” Laddie:` cATATAGuE (QLLEGE ail St,ThioiCuas;On€. must ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT., Is recognized as "CA- NADA'S HIG13-CLASS COM..'vMERCXAL SCROOL." The ;instruction; is absolute- ly first-class. Write to -day for our catalogue. Enter now. Horses for Sala - I have a nunibor of first-class horses for sale. Call at the stables and see them. We arc also purchasing horses that. are sound and in goad condition from 1 to 10 years of age. Parties having horses far sale will do welt to tall or write the undersigned. Phone 41. M. it t. DOYLE. Exeter. FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned is offering Por sale that desirable 50 -acro carat in Usborne, being. the South half Lot 10, Con. 7. mere ' is on the premises a good frame house, bank barn and out building's: two good wells water and an ever run- ning spring -at, 'bath of farm. This farm is in splendid condition and is nearly all seeded down. Will 1)1 sold reason- able and on easy terms. Fo- particulars apply -at Advocate Office or to . Jas. Earl, Elitnville. • ?Al' ' Sale by W. J. ; eanisln Auction Sat, I^,l tt31 STOOK, IMPLEMENTS. ETC, late loris 1 O;+ney has Instructed Thos, Cameron to 'sell 'by'pt4blio auction on LQt .iia, CON. 4, AISBORNE on Tl7ES., 1:i,1.'i:, Sept, 2:a, a4. 12,110 o'clock, floil- w1;1'. valuable propert'7!"„- l�tgrses-•-Drawi.t,t ate', brood nutter,; 2 - ear old draught mare ell2;ible >'or reg'n upposed , to to witivroal ; 7 ,foal eligible Tel;'tt., draught; 2 agrlc, geldings, ld; 1 agr;r, Ally, 2 -yr -old.. 3 ag. :o goldttig, 2 -yr -014; 1 strong driver tlld, C «title --(I rows due In, A[areat. anti Apr s"a'i duo In net.; 1 bedrer, R-yr^Gia; 2 -yr -old; steer's. 2-yr,old , 1 -yr -old; 2 eteexs; :1.: y r -old ; calves. krago an Fowl. -5 brood sows, 4 100 lb. hogs; about 60 hens and pullets. Irrtpictnents--Lutriber'w'agen,naw truck 11 and box; new top buggy, open uggy; pair bobsleighs; cutter, nearly pvr; binder and mower, nearly new; ho -se rake, hay rack, gravel box, seeder and drill, cultivator, al early now; riling prow; walking plow, dlek set harrows, 4 sections; land roller, alcurtler; fan- ning mill; :2100 -Ib. scales; cutting -box; wheelbarrow creast separator, 2 -horse power gasoline engine with 36 Leet of shafting, pulleys, belts, etc, ,and pump - u ;tack ; pulper, gr1rldstone, cooler, lad - do:' grain 'bags, set double Fork harness se' single harness, horse collars, robes, rugs, horse blankets, barrels, Corks and chains, n.nd other articles too numerous to tnetlt'.on. About 20 tons first-class hay; quantity of -cornu 3tt field; 3 acres' rnangolds, turt>.;ps and potatoes ; over 2d cords of maple wood. can be seen on Side road north of farm bush; a (loan - thy of luntlbor and, ,scantling. ' Terms -$15 and ended cash,; ovor - that amount A' mos. credit one approved joint notes. 5 per con. per annual off for cash on credit amounts. 13.EORNEY, Ex. DICKSON & CARLING T. CAMERON Solicitors Auctioneer. FOR SALE OR TO RENT That most; desirable farm property be- ing Lot 15; Can. 2, Stephen, in the County of Huron, on which is :situate two good bank barns' and a commodious' fraise 'house. This land is well drained and fenced has two good wells and' to spring creek, and Is convenient_ churches, school and markets. Out- going- tenant leaves 10 acres sown "with all wheat, 1: a co of new meadow and doe.. a t nicey ea,t,,g plowing and della ,plo v.tn Far further particulars apply to R. LEA.THOP.N, Esc,,, Exeter; IC S ON & CARLING, LziTG h a. ]3arristers, etc., Exeter. Northwest. Lands, L'n'rep,oved Lands :t and ` Atbe to ;for sale • hallway fate refunded to purchasers MONEY TO ER 'U1' ST ELtI JT • Office` opporiate Cer tial Tlotel E3e,eter.• • kat swa e h,. n DWELLING AND LAND FOR SALE. The.t desirable property situated in Exeter, on the corner of tWIlliam and V etoria streets, being one-half (acre of land. There is on the premises la good frame' house, with kitchen and wood- shed, hard and ,soft,waterland a. num- ber of frUlt trees:,. Will 'sell half of land separately. Pride reasonable. Ap- ply to Mr. Peter Eatwder, Exeter, op- posite Enk;lis,h, !church. F ARM WANTED TO .RENT -50 , acre farts with 'the usual buildings. Any per- son having `duch villi leave application at this office. nd Keeping OME people find it necessary to buy a considerable quantity of flour at one timne—sufficient to last for a long period. Naturally they are anxious to procure a flour of the kind best adapted to lengthy storage. There are two important reasons why PURITY FLOUR possesses these ,qualities. One is that it is made entirely from Manitoba ;� an toba Hard Wheat, The other lies in the fact that the careful milling necessary to'produce " Purity" absolutely excludes all low-grade particles of the wheat berry. It's the Vigil` grade :Manitoba Hard Wheat Flour that keeps—stands longest storage. That's "Purity," "Purity" flour may cost a little more, but is more than worth -the difference. Try it, Watch results both for quality and yield: "Pilo ; Bread. end better Bread WESTERN CANApA FLOUT, MILLS l"o» ;leis Milts at Wierlpost. Gek..rich, Uraradezt, PF Question " Threeeah a it "rise ,,es.dencrrr, o. the 6.r°d€' pt. ofata, Ali» s4rtd ZSrs, John. Ge:g€a', 7u W4471es'da$, 1310, Masi :sea' to Orr. •Jo1>at to COT:MT OF; BEVISOIN Notice ;is hereby given- that (,a: Court will 'be ,held pursuant to the Olntarro Voters' Litgt Act by His ;Honor the Judge of the County Court of 'the Cour- ty of Hurbh a_ft E'xetter' lit the Town Hall, on Fr_day, the' 22nd ,day of ,Sep- teniber, 1%1.1, at.alo o'cLook taltn `"' to. hear and, determine complaints of errors and omissions in '.thin•tVote, s ' List, of the Municipality - of Exeter ,for 1911. T. B. CARLING, Clerk' Of the nuniFipality of -Exeter. Dated, Sept. 2, 1911. FOR SALE Jatttsxs ee att1 leaf let hlo heti and is rsQI malting much itrapt'Gsa Anen .-.7s , + pa aind _family also -ace Pops and wile of 'Drandon, led in in Dashwood ora+ Sunday, -I'. Clark- o Brucetield 1145 ott4aged with Colin nucleon t'o mica ' charge of /Its black- sntlthing dePartnlan#:-'\V. F'erlcln who film ibeen :n Vaneot*v("r and Seattle for some weeks returned home :last ,weak, hiss Florence rope, wl'thas teen itl the telephone Tor comp y eon; intends going ;to 1a;andon. Malt., with; her un- eto.-n!,htIe thiving hone Fni his rig on Tuesday ai! tit 'Pavid Cooper of ICtp- an Tell Orr onto rias tread alighttng on, tits head and remained%uneonscloas ssv- eral days. The next clay he 'was taken 'to Clinton Hospital. -The fare nl � op#;nl;n or t '3 rte x, hotel took place oil t Thursday last, notnination day. The London Barpers supplied music.. On Sept. 11.611, John McFarlane. one of our roost respected and highly esteem ed citizen's passed °tot the other world; I -Te Aged a ;stroke of paralysis tore time ago and partially recovered but s. second attack proved ttoo much., for his frail constitution. : Tier fanning iii Tuck oasmltth for sonic time he returned to Scotland and tate:ted his now bereav ed widow. Ho bias resided in Hensel! for :a number of yea'ns and was a staun eh aridt'a thtut member o't 'Carmel church. 1)ereased was 78 ,years ,of age; toilers. �1 to ga t,e.trtt .a \4`urnt has returned Detrol Hiss Eiolma Sipple of Detroit ae vis tin clat'ves and friends In town Fls!tar at Port I3uron, is v'sat n.; e- nto'ber and other :friends. - 1dt s. J. it. Roedi•,rr,. of .Be.rlin was In town i this wea:c to attend the funeral of the late bi"s. C. F;aher,--Mr. and. Mrs. Julius Thiel are moving from Hen salt to 't";e d d311',tia recantly purchas' One of the t st farms jm Huron or Middlesex, convenient to markets, to li churches and, schools, being Lot 9, N. 13. Biddulph, in the County of lvfiel- dlesea, containing 1114 acres. On the premises are situate a good brick house, three bank barns - on atone foun- dations, '34x54, 40x22, and 70x40, good wells, windmill, and the propertY is well drained The whole of tt :s farm is in grass e'`cep.int; 25 acres. P082e88100 of house given immediately, and "com- plete possession or farrngiven No,. 1str 1911, and pw chaser wi11'be allowed to. do dill plowing 'before last mentioned date. For , further particulars' apply to 1 e'. Es .. Luras P.O. Ont. e E..Iie 1 � Joseph y P. O. Ont. James Esq., r{: Lucan b: Dickson Carting Etreter, Ont. II.dT3E1E ,FOR SALE' T':na unde:s t +n,ed "Is a"1'eri t for that de'xt aline property on 'William at:' h iz ar;One a.rd storey ;bride' house at excellent co sd t'.'v n to-gethe!r w'3th two tots of land, Aliso two va- cant tots q'n Hwrm Strode Apply to bfIPS POLLY FISHER, Ezteter. c. This is the problem confronting the average hotsewife—a problem of vital importance to the home, and one best solved by a trip to our store and the purchase of For the Woman Question is not only t but"t and you find What to eat, how to cook z � i the answer in Gurney -Oxford ---first in con- struction, as well as convenience " first in. facilities for control and readiness. The fdc t es c n 7. Dividetb Oven Flue Strip assures perfect heat -distribution, bakingbecause of its even heat t , C n ruction and in everydetail theperfect o st of this Chancellor Range assures satisfactory cooking results. Another phase of the question is economy, and we invite a visit to our store expressly that you may examine the marvell- ous fuel -saving device the Oxford Economizer Gurney -Oxfords are the only stoves licensed to sell with this wonderful patent. It needs only to be set at a proper angle to hold heat for hours without attention. No fuel is wasted -a saving of 20 per cent. The Grate is Reversible with s'rong teeth that save accumulation of linkers and waste. In point of appearance—nickel trim- mings, beauty of design, etc.—the Gurney- Oxford has not a rival. Come to our store and find the best answer to the Woman Question -a Gurney -Oxford stove. . J. Neaman, Agent. alllfh , i tI 1� I ��►i i iuI01Id lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllhIIItIIIt' OPHA 1,1111,1111 11G 11"A `Ke 11111111111111111111111111111 "Uniformity is a Lig word, Bud." `¢I 'spect it's because it means a lot,' Rose." Steady—Regular—Dependafile Quality, there's the FIVE ROSES idea. No bad dreams bakeday eves — the 'morning, batch "flat" instead of "up." So very exasperating, you know, to get less loaves 'this week than Last from the same quantities. FIVE ROSES is the sure flour reliable, you see. No wrinkling worries over bread, or cakes, or pies, or anything. Bake things Always up to the mark of your happy expectations. Disappointment -never. Four times Uniform -Strength, Color, Flavor, too, and Yield. FIVE ROSES-trouble,proof flour. Use FIVE ROSES always. 1011121111111110$10 1111111111Inimill1111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ter. 1 1 1 ri 4 tr.