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ROUI.STTQN, L,D.S., tD.D,S.:
DENTIST
member of the R.G•D;S, of Ontario and
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univexsity,
Office—Over Dickson & Carling's law
Office, Closed Wednesday afternoons.
UK. 8. R. SINs51AV, rK. 0, K,, D. O. d
aortas-,raduate of Toronto tiniveristy,
DENTIST,
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s Graduate of Toronto 1Jnrt ereity, Two years
sidentpbv$ician Royal Aleva,rdra hospital,, *'ton
(Hee and Residence .Dr, Mn)a° Old Stand, Andress
reef ,EXETER
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-ors, Notaries, Conveyancers Commissioners
Iellettors tor, Moisons Bank. ete `"„'ter
lowest tes
Mono), to Goan at owes a o nteres
°laces, Main street, Exeter,
R. Qi Se, B.A., L. II, Dtesaox
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Banisters. solicitora.bfainst, .Bxetet, On
3. SENOR
regent Confederation IMO i ssltrAnee
rotrtpatry, alsei Fire Insurance in lead,
ng Canadian and Brinell OeMPatues,
NI•ein•St., "Exeter.
? ISs LILLIAN ELLIOTT
NO
CONGER* SOPRANO
PUPILS ACCEPTED.
.1IiliTtESS—dT NTRALIA, O T.
LICENSED AUCTION4SIt
WM. ANDERSON !Accused Auc,tipneer
for Huron County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at the Advolate
Exeter.. or ETenry Eilber's Office, c red-
tton.
T, B, CARLING
I•lfo. F#re, Aechient and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting aecounts, and con-
xlua.tinM auction sales, —• Exeter. Ont,
d: A, Rouz1,., vs S.
Graduate, of Ontario. 'veterinary Co.,
leges member Ontario Veterinary Med-
teal Sectety r treats all diaeaaes of do-
xneatiCa,ted animals on scientific grin-
clplea; modern surgery a epecleity. Op-
eration* on Y.ump Jaw guaranteed sat-
aateet+nry, Calls 'by day or night
promptly attended to. Office—Main-st,,
'Exeter. Pr. Ran -mare old stand, Phone
to connection.
FARM FOR SAL1IS.
The ,uxtderaigned of fere his tine tarrta,
consisting er about 135 acres, adjoin:
iii; the town or Clinton, for sale: Tire
tarot is In a good state of cultivation,
and ;nate god buildings, brick house,
barna btr n, driving' ;house, pig pen, etc.
all tromparatively :Sow. „.. ttrat-crani
you r; a:c.tard, containing an kinds of
truit!r ,t, -,t1 also small fruits. The terra
is will fe:aced and drained and is a
very desirable name. For further par=
ticuiars apply oa the premises or ad-
dream JOI'IN, TORRANCE. Clinton.
LMA ILLUSTRATED
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IronoNTO, ON2'., is recognized as "CA-
NAD;t'S, ETXGH-CLASS COMMERCIAL
SCIiatJL." The instruction Is absolute-
ly . first-class. The,
to-day: for our
catalogue. Enter now.
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Horses for Sale
t have a number of first-class horses
for sale. Call at the stades and see
them ,
Wo are also purchasing horses that
are sound and in goad"gondition from
4 to 1.0 years of age. •
P;sties having horses for sale will
do'weil to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 43. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned is Offering for sale
that desirable 50 -acre farm in Usborne,
being the South half Lot 10, Con, 7.
There ,is,on' the premises a good frame,
house, ' baiik 'barn: and out buildings:
two good, wells water and an ever run-
ning ` spring at basic of farm. This farm
Is in splendid condition and is nearly
alt seeded down. Will b: sold reason-
able and on easy terms Fo•' particulars
apply at 'Advocate Office or to Jas.
Earl,• ,Elimville.
OR SALE -OR TO RENT
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That most desirable farm property be
int, ; Lot 15 C.jni. 2, Stephen, irk the
County ;of :,Huron, on which, is situate
two yod bank barri,s and a commodious'
frame house. This land is well drained
and fenced, has two gDod wells -sand
spring creek, and is convenient ', to
churches, school and markets. Out-
going tenant leaves 10 acres sown with
Sall whoa`, 15 a re:� ,oi •new �meadaW and
does all necessary gang plies ng and
deep ' Flowing. lar further particulars
apply to It':LEAT13ORN,-.Esq., Exeter:
or -DICKSON, & CARLING,
I3arristery, etc., Exeter.
Northwest lands,
•
Uili,nrproved Zan,
ds' in Saskatchewan
add ;Ajbeta 103' ,sale `
Railway fare refunded' to: purchasers
MONEY TO LOAN,
ERNES* ELI1IOT,
Ofiice opPoite C' Hot 1'Exeter.'
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means comfor
for you an f
more sales
r Ili
Successful dealers tally to their customers in just
that way about the
SOUVENIR 5 ►
(New Idea Series)
.very sale brings others because the grate prevents any el i n k e r
the Souvenir pleases. trouble,
T1te Souvenir is built different— The Souvenir means ,a saving
beiltsimply,because scienti&ccally. of 25%to 50% tri fuel cork-
Tile firepot eeenot leak gas; dust $ u m p t t o n. Vottr name on a
ea#tnot get'. into
the diffusing
chamber; the hot
air is forced to
every room just
at the tempera-
ture you want it;
Frery baker Al a Seuxwrir
f rxrnase sr presented u'itk.a
legal Gptrd os dot 0,! ,par-
kura, guaranteeing lrepe
against cracks er Arenas of
any kild fe' 4 veers..
postal ~sill .b t i n g
our new booklet.
The Souvenir
Furnace is made
in Hamilton, the
stove centre of
Canada, by
TIIE HAMILTON STOVE & HEATER CO., Limited
sum (.son, to Gurney404 a. Co,
2
For
dale by
Hewn=
Two Mills Using Same
Quality of Wheat May Not
Produce Same Quality of Flour
The quality of flour largely
depends on the milling. Two
milts might grind wheat of the
same quality and the product
of one far outclass the other.
It isnot only the high quality
of the hard wheat used, but
also the superior milling facili-
ties, that places "PURITY "
flour so far above ail others.
Our milling' plant at St. Boni-
face, Manitoba, cost nearly
$J,000,00a, and is one of the
most perfectly equipped mills
in the world., The wheat itself
is subjected to the most won-
derful system of cleaning and,
scouring, pas sing through
twenty distinct ' machines.
:fifty-five steel rollers, the
largest in Canada, reduce the
wheat into flour. 'Then it is
purified and dressed by "bolt-
ing" it through sills sifters of
fine mesh. Not a "branny"
particle or speck of dust is ever
found. in "Purity" Flour..
You may have to pay a little
more for Purity, but baking
results, quality and quantity,
prove it is worth far more than
the slight difference.
We have two other modernly equipped mills -at Brandon,
Man., and Goderich, Ont.
PURITY
"More Bread
and'Better Bread."
(Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Lim iteel.
.
MILLS AT.\VINNIPEG. GODERICII. DRANDON
Sold by R -G. Seldon
ZURICH.
McLeod .of Toronto former prin.-
cipal of the public .school here was in
town last week, ivies, Bent Surerua of
14th Con.. left for Detroit -to attend
funeral of her grandson.—Mrs. Jos.
Swith of Croes'well, Mich,, visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Wan. O'Brien,
--Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kalblte seta
ratourn the death of one of their' children
a boy about nine years of age. Pipit.-
f"veriiit was the' causo,of death.—,A pret'
t " wedding nook' place at tate hon o
ir. and Mrs, JAhn Ge' -',r of tray, on
September 13th, whent'keir eldest daugh-
ter, Miss 'Erma, was ntarri-d to Mr,
Joint Ga.srho one at the suet casfal husi-
ness.' ;nen of Zurich. The bride was.
peat away by her father, Miss Leona.
Le.ger, 'sister of the bride, acted as
Flower tgrl And 'ring bearer. bliss Al-
berta Geiger plSYed :ho wedding March,
Tk ey
will reside iii Zurieh.— 're'. Louis
Jeffrey has re-signed as foreman o: le.
G, Kaibfleisch's flax anill and John Alk
brecht has taken the position. --:dr. and
Mfrs, J. D. °'?Ictincir, Mins Linin Merner
and Mr. Wes Mn,er"ieof Elmira vis-
-ted here last° week,—Miss Mosseau of
t e Sauble dila, was severely sheeted
by a stroke of li'ghtn ctg last week. -t
Mgr. Moses Gaschot had au accident 00
Sunday . w.i;!r h will lay hint up for a
teem,' weeks, Re was driving and in
Some roamer lost contljol of the spirited
horse, and 2.1 a jiffy Mose" landed on
4 rite hard road. Re received a badly
sp,ahted ankle and Bonne minor bruises.
Tine
horse rata fol a anile Or Si.? tivhen,
it
Was taught without doing any tur-
gree damage,
HENS?1L"
Ed. 'McLean went 10 'Grand YelleY
on Tuesday,—Miss Beset& "Urquhart 'left
for Toronto last week.--Alny Lainnny.
and little eis'ter'lett: las,4'week, for Brant-
ford Insttiute,—Mrs. McKay of Kippers
has moved into" one,la'1 the houses owned
by Geo. Potty, ars, on @ween• street. -„e
Jno. and Russell Marshall left last week
to resume tbei4' studies at Belleville,—
Albert Whiteside has returned from
his trip to Sasketc1owan.--blra, James
Elliott and little daughter of 'Vanrou
D., Q. vla'Lted ilea; .sister, Mrs, T.
Nee -lands and n?, ce, Mrs. A. H. King,
this week,—Dr, leen Itlatchfor1 of Port-
end, Oreaou, who tae been vleinting
relatives. an Heaven and vicinity for a,
new weeks, has' donne to visit tst other
Parts of Ontario prior to starting for
home.—Mr. .Alex. Taylor, was and child
of Saskatoon, Sask.. (.re spending S. few
days with friends' .a1 'town.
ONTARIO GAM LVWS-
10.,.person `may hunt, take, kill Or'
destroy;
Any. ;rouse, pheasants, prairie fowl
or partridge, except front the 15th of
atober lo the 15 day of November,
both days lnelrrstve.
Any quail or wild'turke;r'ta, 'black and
grey squirrels, except from. the 15th.
at November :to the tat .day of De-
cember any year. hotly days Inclusive.
Dusk of all kinds; or any other water-
fowl' escepl front the 15 day, of Sep-
tenl't' .r ,to the 15th day' of December
any' year, both days .Inclusive,
Snipe, sail, Plover' or any other birds
known as shore 'birds or waders, ex-
cept from the 15t1a; day bI September to
tate 15 day of Decornber In any year4.
;bothdays inclusive.
klares, except from :the 1st day of
O.:tober to the 15 day December in any
year, 'both, days inclusllve.
Notwithstanding anything In this Act
the wood hare or tiro gatton-tail rabbit
May „be taken or killed ,1n any manner
by the owner, occupant 'or • lessee tat
any 'land upon which it can 'be proved
to cause ,actual damage to •trees or
shrubs, or by any n\ember or the
family of such owners, occupant or
lessee ;provided that any of these ani'-
rivals
n;=nvals killed under this sub -section shall
bet handed over to,, the neatest officer ,a1
1111: department for the d5stributo.1 to
charitable Ins'titutionts.
We Told You. So!
LABATT'S LAGER
ER
Now "Perfeeted-r•-The Best; on the Maxey.
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TUCKERSMITH—While returning fromMonday, 2:; d ' t g funeral
ot Itasrd's cemetery.
Herman to, hie home on the fust
of Tuckersntith, on Tuesday of last!'p
week. Mr. Da,vtd W. Cooper fell from
a; load of log's ala 'hie wagon: and alight
on. his head sustained: a fracture
of the skull. Tine was a 90 sts-
vere and dangerous a nature that Ire was
at once brau;ht to Clinton Hospital for
treatment but het did `mot regain consc-
iousness and died on Saturday.. The
remalcas (were taken: ;to his date home on
•e
GODERICH—Wil11anz And e+rs,. a
;well -know:, resident of God r„..,„ twas..
instantly killed at kianr.link's evaperakar
On Septa 20th, Wbe,,a hAllOad.atg barreigi
Re fell :orf the load and the wheels
crushed his head, killing him almost
instantly. Wilmer Smirk, a well-known
art dealer, was,.fotlnd dead `=n his Store
on Thursday. 41,041,4 last.
This
Little
Crank
n Your Kitchen
reraeikrize. ea-.
t eciesra, * ;Jo
sore Fo+s,oxrg.
el .e ; rw
mx
Saves 20° on Coy:
is* wonderful patent device, the Oxford Economizer, acrd is Veen ed
for useonly on.
STOVES
and RANGES
This marvellous regulator keeps the oven at a given temperature. Na
heat is wasted—nothing goes up the flue but bad odors, steam and smoke.
The fire is held for hours without attention—ready for 'immediate use—
and all this labor, time and fuel' saved by simply turning the crank.
With the Divided Oren Flue Strip youhave even baking, becaufe of
the perfect distribution of heat, secured by this expert arrangement.
The RevenibleGratbd
is provided with strong;
interlocking teeth that re-
duce coals to ashes by '
a single turn. Iia appear-
anee, in details of finish
and design the Chancellor
is an ornament as well as
a necessity in any kitchen,
The Range here rep-
resented and other Gur-
ney -Oxfords of every sort
for every purpose, dis-
played on our floor.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
NOW ,
W. J. Neaman, Agent:
The Grand,Trutgk Railway System has
n.' bourse Of 'construct ion at. the Turcot
Forks of Canada Call-aind•'Foundry Co.
000 steel underframe box cars, delivery
> _it be commenced about Oct. lst.,
snd the whole consignment will be
ompleted this year. These cars are of
0,000 lbs. capacity, and incorporate
all latest in:proven: nts int car construct
On.
DWELLING AND LAND FOR SALE.
That desirable property situated in
Exeter, on . the corner of (William and
Victoria streets, being-- one --half (acre of.
land. There is on the premises 1,a good
frame , house, 'with kitchen and wood -1
shed, hard and soft .water ;and a nun -1 ;•
bear, of, frtelt trees.,_ Will:= 'sell bail of 1
land separately.. ..Price, reasonable. Ap-
p1y to Mr. Peter pltawdelf,'Exeter op-
posite English rchurch. 1
FARM WANT -ED TO RENT -50 acre
farm with the usual buildings. Any per
son having such will leave application
at- this office.
FOR..SALE
One of t1h,ebest farms tin Huron or
4Tiddleae :, convenient to markets,.. to
churches and schools, being Lot 9,
N, B. B:dd.ulplh, in the County of Mid-
dlesex, containing: 164 acres. On the
premises are situate, a good bribk
house, three bank barns on stone flour
nation's,' 34x54, 40x22, and 70x40, good
Wella,
windmill, and tine property is
welt drained The whole of this farm is
in .grass e='cep int; 25 acres. Possession
of house given immediately, and corn-
piete possession of farm g'.-✓cn Nov, 1 et
1911, and: pur.'chaser, will be allowed to
do fall plowing before last •mentioned
date. Fo7 further pari:culars apply to
Joseph B Kelley, .Esq . Lucan P.O. Ont.
James Kelley, Esq., Lucan P. 0., Ont,
o-'-D•ckson 'v Carling. Exeter, Enc.'
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'Inc unde,s, red; is offer rg for sale.
that tlel_rabl'e preiparty , o:. William • st,
half` brick!
t�in`; a, Site sand 1 storey,
.house 'rr e cellc,nt condition, to'' -g then
with two lots of Hland, Also two va='
cant ,lots on ITuron Strsaet, ' Apply-
FISHER;
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Exeter
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"Listen, Rest:' •
Bud reads:
"Madam, your .own,white hands are the
first to touch FIVE ROSES.
"For nearly one anile it travels through
"hygienic autoerotic processes—more
"and '.trod" spotless,
``Till in a clear creamy stream it flows into
"clean neat packages;fiille d full -weight by
"infallible machinery --sewed automatically."
"Goodness 1" said -round -eyed Rose.
Bud reads eagerly :
" Hand -proof, germ -proof.. Every littlest
bit of machinery is bright.-- polished like
" thosepiano keys of yours. FIVE ROSES is
"healthy flour, wholesome, none • like it.
" Unbleached, too." -
"Nobody :touches ':my flour -but, me" said Ross.
Imagine such purity --gest SAVE ROSES.
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