Exeter Advocate, 1911-10-5, Page 5Professional Cards..
EO'1.JLSTON, L.D.S., tiI3,D,S
DENTIST
Member of the 3..0,D.S•, of Ontario and
Honor Graduate of Toronto University..
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Office—Over—OverDickson,Dickson,& CaT' 1> ?s's ?a'w
office. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Mt. A. 11INSMAN, L. D. S., D. D, ..,
t3enor graduate of Toronto Univeriety,
011NTL.SSr
seen extracted -without any pain, or any haus dem u.
Ota oye:rxitadmaa ,'L Stanbury's office, Mau, -trees
Lzeter
Medicsal.
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ft BRIll11T, ° SI, D., af, O. P. & S.. TIONOIL
>"rdoa
a at ofTo routo'University;TWO yearn"
sidentphysician Royal Alexandra hospital, etc,
-Office audResidence .0r. Ana-at:11d Stand. Andrew
reet „EXETER
t,etral.
t61.f I0ESOit0ARI1N0, BARRISTERS, 601.3
01
tozaE Notaries, aanveYanCera Gommissio ern
8elicitors for Motsons Bank, etc
aiotsgy to Loauat lowest ratoso nteres
Oaken, Stain street,Exeter,
R. Oaatzsrno B,A., L $, Diereses
{'lat`ONEY TO DOAN.
We have al"argeamount of private feeds to oan
n faros. and village properties at low rates of tXites
tet
GLAT3M AN & STANBUItY,
Barzlaters,Selicitors,5lninat..Exote Gln
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Lift'! Assurance
Oomnany, also Fire Insurance in lead,
itag ganadian; and British (lotninvWs.
3f ;in -fit., Exeter,
MISS LIIs'C.,I AN EL[:IQTT
CON `SOPRANO
PUP11,.,S ACCEPTED,
ADDRESS^-*CEN`GR.A IA,, ONT.
LTCENSIrD si.D TIONLEER
WM. ANl)EIc4^ri Lir-nflrrt Auc,tioneec'
tor E urorl. County. Terms reaAot,at4e.
Dates can he made al tr:e Advo:ate.
Exeter. or TTenry k:11b?r'a Ottice. Crc`d
Iron,
T. 3. C LINO
I -Ate. Fire, Accident and Plate Glass
Insgranco, Collectins accounts, and con-
ducting auctlR;1 solea, — Exeter, OM.
O. A. ROUZE3, V. S.
Ora dunte cat Ontario. Veterinary CoT-
lege : member Ontario 'Veterinary Med-
teal Satiety ; ,treats all diseases of do-
mesticated animals on scientific prin-
ciplea modern surgery a specialty. Op-
erations on 'Lump Jaw guaranteed sat-
lstacory. Calls by day or night
Promptly attended to. Ottice—)fain-et.,
Czoter, Dr. Ramsay's old stand. Phone
In connection.
FARM FOR SALE).
The undersigned otters Ills tine farm,
consisting o£ about x;i5 acres, adjoin-
ing the town of Clinton, tor sale. The
farm Is in a good state ot cultivation,
a.nil as goad buildings, brick house,
bank ha:•n, driving house, pig pen, etc.
;cit comparatively now. .,+.ttrat-class'
you 1'; t:'ehssfd, contatnintr all kinds of
tray, `c't'' 5nlso small fruits. The farm
1v w.'U fe-cad and drained and Is,n,
ve.. Y desirable home. For further par=
ticutrrs apply o'a the promises or ad-
dresa JOAN TORRANCE', Cilnton,.
ALMA
Ladies
COLLEGE
St. Thomas,Orat.
'ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE
FREE OR
4171. 1444 fit.
Labatt's
Lager
Now r 'eai
P f I
The
on the market!
TRY IT
TORONTO, ONT., is recognized as "CA-
NADA'S I-IIGH-CLASS COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL." The isnstructioti it absolute-
ly first-class. Write to -day for our
catalogue. Enter now.
Horses for Sale
E have a number of first-class horses
for sale. Call at the stables and see
them.
.te also purchasing horses that
'""ai•e sound and in good vondition from
4 to ' 1,0 • years' of age.
Parties having `horses for sale will
do welt to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 41. : M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
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ATI{, continued
real 1
DA,PRODUCTS.
! Butter in +tub, W.,Snitth, J. Decker, sr.,
I. Neeb ; 5 pounds of butter W. F3;
III:lttte., W. Smith, ,.'Decker, ar.; Tfut-
f •c: in pound prints ,j3. Pfile, M.Clark, A.
fCcircher Homemade cheese, , Geiger
E•; K1opp;, Loaf homemade bread, 0,
Ciao dug. F,. Its'fie k> mars ctcd honey,
Llaborer, SA". Snaith; hooey 3. Halaerer,
ritualises, honey 1:i coma, 3, 1-laberer;
maple syrup W. B. Battier, W. Smith;
iper'a1 buns, '+L Clark.
GARDEN VEGETABLES,
White i lepant potatoes, -0. Seliroedc
W, Solidi; Colorado red, A. Fester;
umai New York, A Foster, W. Sm
i
th
,
Snowden l,_osvariety earl' A. Iteltxe
Snowden I3roa. 3. Gaihnali; variety late
li
Ca s
G1ma 1
Poste:, J. a? n G, Claus
me ,can Woadet' potatoes A 1{aastea
nzya.re, II. ICru;er, A. IRa.nta-e, 0,, Scl:-
oeder; wlrite bearlR: G. C"17us'da.s, bS
Clark; yellow corn, H. Ktrueger.,C.
Oswald; blase sweet corn,{E. Klopis,W.
f.. -Battler Yellow corn W. l3.' Battler,
G. .C1ausius ; red onions, FI. Rader,.
H. Well ; yellow, A. Itann:e ; Q. Clam,
s'us's Dutch setts,: G, Ciausius, B,
I'!Ie; field carrots, G. Schroeder, W,
Smith ; garden carrots, G. Schroeder,
svred"a'.1 tnlrnips, E. Rader, W. Snaith ;
yellow globe marigolds, W, D. hotel?r, C;
Seta#lbs; tart:" red naangolds, W. Stz}ttkx
L. Wurala, ion;, yellowy mangokds, II.
Krueger, C. Sceibe ; oxford cabbage, IL
Weil, A. Reichert ; Drumhead cabbage,
W. B. Battler, 3. Hey, sr; black Spanish
"adtslz, D. Pale, L.,Wurrta; cauliflower,
LADIES' WO,.
Emb, tea cloth., Mrs. Wickwire, vias.
G. Hess ; try cloth, D. Pffile, Mrs. F
Wickwire ; centre piece, Mrs. Wickwire,
T. Johnston ; ilgylygs, .Mrs. Wickwire, ;I.
Decker, s' b o
t 'sideboard 'd c. f E i
k sale o f scarf. , Moms,
H. Well; sora cushion : in stip, Kite
Campbell; •Roman, Mra. Wickwire, firs,
Fless; Jewel, `Mrs Wickwire, Mea,
NV:cltwire, T. Johz.ston; feather stitch
ink Mrs.. J. Forest, 1-1.; 1[" cll ; jt `aancY
wok bag, ldra.:.W1ckwlre, T_ Jobnsloan.;
Embroidery on flat -mei, i" Johtiat•t s, D>
mile, embroidery work, J. Decker, el , /i,
14e11; IlonttoCa lace hands chief„ Mrs..
She e kwire, J. Jointatou; Pont lace col
lar, Airs. Wickwire.Dattenburl; c:e:ztre
7'F i`
l p, Forest, s., Garza,, ell ; .tloY?a q,
Mrs. O. Hess ; tray cloth, airs, 'Hess,
Mrs. .I s, . 'I, 'k reit ; sideboard. scarf J,` Deck -
e:, sr„ tea cosy, :I1rs. S'S'ickwire
lstalon battenburg work, Airs. Wick-
w.,`: ee ; Tenei•iffe lace centre piece. k7,
Koehler, J. Johnston ; Netting centre
c
e or o ,e ' hV'
e ! Jol t b n Mrs. eY -
p d Yi r4. 7l& I i
3
a ,
w e; Drawn thread work, Mrs. Wick -
'wire, 13: Prins; Collection drawn thread
work, Mrs. till iekw1re, I3, Pflle ; Itch,-
lila, Mrs. J. forest, '+1rs,: Wiek wire;
Bulgarian embroidery, Mrs. Wickwire,
1I, Well, Pillow sham, B. Pfile; ,Sofa
c ush;on,. J, o"Decicer, ar,, Mrs.t Forest;
Fancy apron,„ D. Pfile; Mount Mfelick
embroidered cloth, Mrs. Wickwire, 3,
Decker, sr„; centre piece R. D: Jolzaaston,
Mrs. M, 'Fritz; Laundry bag, crochet,
FL Koehler,, A. Kaercher, Crochet lace
cotton, '3'. Johnston, mfrs, wa' Heas; Cro
dost lace silk, 11. Koehler, Crochet, lace
t4:let Mats, Mrs. Gs Hest; Crochet
table mats, llrs. WieleNVIre. '1leilickF
Oolleetton of tatting, Mrs. M. 7s*with, T,,'
Johnston; Hardanger centre piece or
c lo' h, Mrs, Wickwire ; Pair knitted lace
curtailer in cotton, M. Hader;; Pair knit•
lace eurtahas ant wool, NV, Mader; quilt
wallet: coarse W. Hader; Coverlet woven
wool, W. Hader, Mrs.• G, Tless, Log,s'at'
'in ilu.lt eottotl, 3, Decker, sr,, Afro;
Forest; 134h:t:work quilt cott*ail Q.
tirwald, T, Jolmaton; taatehwork 4lbi1t
a:Ik', 0. J 11ber; Craaywork (nolle silk,
T. Johnston; Crazywork quilt cotton,
T. Johnston, A. ECaerc ?er Crazywork
rlu;lt wool, 'T, Johnat3:l, W, ?3, Rattler;
Counterpane tutted 11, Well, W. F3 ` Batt
le ; Counterpane knitted, J. Geiger, 1-1.
Rader ; Counterpane crochet, T. Jahn-
sten, 3. Pecker, sr„ counterpane etching
work, T. Johnston, eounterpatie, J. Deck-
er cape eroehet, :11rs.3Wtelcwire, T. John
son ; Ladies caper knitted, T. Johnson
carpet raga, T. Johnston.; hearthrug
wool, K. Campbell ; hearthrug rags, K
C;anlpbell, T. Jalmatort: flannel all -wont'
Mrs. G. JIeas wool yarn, 14,,- Neel), W.
Hader ; croeket cotton tidy, iters. G.Iless
T. Je!:aaslon; knitted eottanilidy, H.Nesb
Il. ; A.fgllan, A, ECaercher, J,13rown ;
Cotton stock 1gs, J. 13asawh, M.Clark;
hand sew:in3, 13. Ptile, ld, Well ;woolen
stockings, tine, I3, Neat, 11'. Hader;
coarse stocktn,a, Il. Well, W. B.13atticr
Cho mitts, 13, .Well, 1V. IV', Battler;
coarse nalltts, '31rs.,G..FIos», 1V: 13. Tlatt-
le^ ; fanners' blankets, .F1. Neeb. W.
Hader; quilt, H. Rader”, U. Well; elnb
appl'4tue. Mrs, Wickwire ; flans: net
:•entre piees, 0, lanes. ; table mats, I:
Campbell.
J, IIey, W, 33. 13'att1er; Dumpktn yellow, 1
13. Rader, W, 13, Battler; 'iallniotta
pumpkin, G, Oswald, li, 'til, Joh;taton ;
. elery, T. Johnston, II,' D' Johnston ;
Squash R. Rader, Snowden. Bros.;
blood been;, II. Krueger, W, Smith; root
ed beets, tis", D.'Battler, E. Bader; water
Malone, W. Sn2,th, I3, Krua ;er; musk -
nae -ons, W. Snttt11, G. Ckaudus; :ed
tomatoes, :Il, Krusger, R. Static; yen-
low tomatoes, `<'F'. 13, Battler, Snawde;a
OUVENII2
(NEW IDEA SERIES) certainly does
s'ONM folks dread the winter--• • •
because of the furnace troubles el 1 rn i nate
it brings
Antiquated heating systems are ser -I j Y1
taialy a nuisance, Dust and ashes, i La 3t i
sometimes deadly gas fumes, all over
the house. Or hot air like a breeze
acrossadesert waste --poisonous. dty,
health -destroying air. All because
conservative manufacturers would
not consider New Ideas in heating.
The SOUVENIR furnace makes the
hot air system the: healthiest, cheapest
and best.
It's built right—A solid, one-piece iron tire,
pot ---tested and selected iron at that --and
flanges on the outer aide ,to increase radi-
ating surface,
The grate Is simplicity itself—ashes easily
dumped by a simple turn of the lever
No place for clinker troubles.
prom base ring to dome every
SOUVENIR furnace is perfect.
Mk for our new booklet.
The SOUVENIR Furnace
is mad; in Hamilton, the
stove centre of Canada, by
The Hamilton Stove
and HeaterCo.
Limited
Snees cors to
Garaor-TAden
Company
13
bo*hers
Every buyer of a Souvenir
Furnace is presrnkd -with
a legal band es date of c,.
chase, quaran toeing f epof
against cracks or breaks of
atcy kind ' for 5 year:,
1
For Sale by W.
i• AR .S FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
that 'desirable 50 -acre faun in Usborne,
being ` the South lialf Lot 10, Con, 7.
Tli'ere is on the premises a good frame,
house, bank ' barn and out buildings ;
"ivro good wells water and an ever run-
ning spring at back of farm. This farm
is in splendid condition : and is nearly
all seeded down. W:11 b3 sold reason-
s.ble and on easy terms. Yo:' particulars
apply at Advocate Office or to Jas.
Earl, Elimville.
FOR. SALE 'OR TO RENT
•
That most desirable farn`I:prtperty be-
ing Lot 15,' Can. 2, Stephen, In the
County ,of. HEu'an,, on which Is situate
two ,good bank barns and a coannaod'_ous,
frame house. This land is well drained
and f ,iced, has two, good wells and a
sp7i11 '„ creels, and i:s conven eat` to
churches sc-'race and markets,, Ou
going Lenan.l.'Leaves 10 ages sovin with
f til . `yea 1,5 s of re'.,/ meadow and
u d
dors all ne ce3 'i y gang lapwing'
her
detp : o W_I agT' c r ;iva e particulars
apply ,o R. I L= TEtOILN Eel•, Exeter
or DICKSONS CARLTNG,
N
I3art s.ers, etc., E::etsi
Northwest Lands.
PAIIT OF FOOT ,TAKEN OFF
111;d13
;FINE ARTS
portrait, near Wickwire,
Mrs. Forest; landscape, Mrs. 'Forest,T
Johnston; 'water collar, landscape, Mrs,
WV aekwirc,Mrs. Forest; portrait, Mrs..
orest ; flowers, 31rs. Forest, INirs.WV;ck
w „e; pencil drawing, ,idrs. Forest, T.
Johnston ; pen and ,Ink,sketch and paha-
on telt, sante winners ; painting on, silk,"
14. Well, Mrs. Forest; photography. J:'
I'reeter, Coronation, B. ,Pile.
James Weekes, Judge.
FLOWERS
Collection, N. Campbell, 1ti, B. John-
ston ; Maple Leaf, T. Johnston ; bauttuet
K. Campbell 1 and ,i; Geraniums, K.
Campbell, Mrs. Forest ;Cacti, T.John-
stole ; IC. Campbell ; calla lilies, I{.
Campbell, R. B. Johnston,; also for i
pansies and Suchaias, I. Campbell, R, Iia..
Johnston.
J. W. Grayb:el, ,F, Hess, judges.
SPEEDING EVENTS 1
2.411 class—Roadmaster, Tr., T. :Mur-
dock 1st; Jack Hunter, C. ElUber, 2nd 1
AVhi'tewin;s, ot Goderith, fi rd.
Fanners' Trot-1Vhi'tewingg, l:st ; J,
Decker 2nd ; Ed. Boyce 3rd,
FREE TO YOU Y SISTER FREE
C YOU AND S TSOMMEQA SISTER
w •H•j am a woman.
know wonnan'a Sufferings.
L have found the cure..
w311 mail, frea o$ any? charge, Day Nettle treat^
spent with toll instructions to any eulferer front
women's ailments, 1 want to tell all women about
this cure—you, m,y $ea'3er, for yourself, your
dseugbter yeur4nconlut , er. )'our raster. I brant to
tell Sou "how tin euro y'o arseif at bomo withour,
ti.ofadoctor. Sten ancroeundelstandw'om
elf ehe1 sniff"ernes,,, 11 t o om k330w from :ex-
perience, we know better than anydcetor, l know
that my looms treatment is a safe arra care cluster
Leucorrhasor Whitish discharge, U1eeriation,Dis-
piaceusentorPalllnt: o? theWoiaib, Profuse, Scan3y
or Pa ntusPerIods,; Uterine or Ovarian aTunra3rs or
Growths, also pains in the heed, back and bowels,
ibearing4ownfeellrngs, nervousness, creepingfeef-,
ins urs the spI ne, ,eaeluncholy, desire to cry, blot;
1iashes, :weariness, kidney and bdadate troubles
?/ where caused by weakness peculiar'..W our sex.
1wantt,asena volt
aeowplete 10 day
a treatment
entirely free to prove to out at you can cure
yo xaolf'stbone. staiey> moldy and surely, Remember, that it wilt Cost 08 xathir?ato ;ive
IC3tatreatmenCtt,complete Zrgal.audfKyoushould wahtpcontinue, etwill cost . ,ouonly about A2
cents a week, orless than two cents a day. ' It will not interfere with year we* side x•et:cdliation,
Justsesrd rceypurnameandaddress, tell me how' You sutler, ityou w ash, and will , ens. you the
treatment for your case.entixel1,^ free. in Dainlap>er,s et1111.1mail. willalsoscotii,.eitfree
of'costzrybook WOhA"SOWYhEleALA)viSErwithexpianatoryflustzstourshow
lug whywomen sutier, and how theycarzeasily cure thecnsel'te at home. 1;7ery woaza,ussiaould
have it and learn to think for herself. 5henwbenthodoctorsaYS-' louznustbas ranopera-
or
w'd; xthemselvesvti•'t i ld o
o ^omen a cu d h .n
ods # K h Cd
Ikon " ^ou ecid o °ones lf,
loosest?
can- etr e
d.
3 -
ll utiters i d x a a ai;an gl t iso 0
remedy. It Cares eat, aid or young, To Moiters of a g r, 1 e pA a x 1 G zn
treatwent which speedily andeStbetuadlycures LeuGorrhce;t, GreenSieki s . a,na lr,.nfcil er
Irregular Menstruation le Young Ladies. Plumpness and health always result fru as sr. dose
wherever you live. I can refer you to ladies of your own 19eality woo know and witlglu ,1;
tell any aufl'erer that thia tis reTreatnren t really ouresall women s diseasesand makes women
web, strong, plump and robust. Juatsend mey,Uurs dress, and the free fen days'Ireatraeutis
yours, also the book. 'Writs -today, as you znaynot see thi3after again, Address.
418S., M. StHiRMERS, Box 840 Hqt W NDS63r* x ONT.,
Special_
Demonstration
of the
ancellor
olid others of the splendid lint
— of durable, et =Meal, reliable and attractive
and Ranges
now on display at aur store -a demonstration that marks the=
achievement in stove -making. Conte and examine t»io special poin.
excellence ---
he Oxford
Economizer
rut
—a marvellous device for the control of the heat. It gives a saving of
in fuel, besides economy of time and labor, A patent authorized owl,, c. i
this line.
The Divided Oven Flue Strip is a great economy of food. Ali
danger of failure in baking is minimized with this clever arrangement for
evdn distribution of leech. There is no better test of practical stove -
work than this perfect oven control.
Another advantage lies in the Reversible Grate equipped with strong
interlocking teeth that save waste, maximum heat with less fuel.
The Broiler Top—the strong oven door, are excellent features„—
and these all combine with attractive designs inwide variety of +:ize
and price.
You are earnestly invited to come and inspect the Gurney-Oxfor•t
line—for the good of your purse, your health, and "a31 the comforts
of home."
Mr. 'Boner, shoe traveller for a T3r-
onto House, had the m';siartune to lose
a part of his foot white at Ely th,Wednes
day moniing. He was going northward
on the L., FI. & B.., and when. at Blyth
got off 'the train for a £ew minutes
The train :started away rather sooner
than he expected alad :!n a rush to catch
it, he stumbled over fsomw express par-
cels with the result that one foot was
caught wide: die of the train witeeis
and was partly severed. A surgeon was
called and dressed the. wound and Mr.
:Sonar was Removed to the Win Liam
Heap Itch
DWELLING AND LAND IF'OB, SALE..
,That desirable property situated in
Exeter, an the corner of'CWillitarri and
Victoria streets, being one-half acre of •
land. There is on the premises a good
frame, house, with kitchen and wood-
sh,ed, hard and soft water ,and a num- 1
bar of fruit trees. Will 'sell half of
land separately. Price reasonable. Ap-
ply to .Ivir. Peter. Bawden, Exeter, op-
posi'te Engii,sh. church.
• ew .n
Lnr p awed I-.a^,d:a p Sa5ltatch
and;Alberta for, sale. '
Pail i3' Care refunded to purchases.
MONEY TO' LOAN.
F'RNES'I' ELLIOT.
CelitPal 'Ilatel; l ester,
Offi4e-oppo':
FARM WANTED TO RENT 5D acre
farm with the usual buildings Any per-
eo4 having such will ^leave application
at 'this office.
FOR SALE
One of the best farina in Huron or
3t:ddlit cis, convent; -it to markets,; to
churches' and schools, being Lot 9,.
N. L. ' 13Lddulplh, in the County of Mid-
dieser-_, acres.
On
the
c le..e containing
1,64
prem s s are situate a geed brick
-
tone Dam-- ,
lrnnarts u
hose e hese buns b
dations 34a54„, 40x22, and 70x4.0. good
ie.]ir windnn l sad 1120 p op rty is
veli d a Iced Tie who_ of tris farm is
gra ass e::ran Ii','; 25 acres. Possession
of ' osse frat I?i11ae6 st,ely, and com-
plete pnzsess o,Z of farm given Nov. 1st
1911, and pu c,:aset- .r:ll be allo;ved' ro
do' fall plow t; b fo e. las` menti,nrd
date Po: Tur `ae:' pact:culars apply to
Toner': E. Ke11er, Esti., Luran P.O. Ont.
fames Kelley. Esq., tartan P. 0., Ont.
of D:c'ssan Carling E_eter, Ont,
Always the cookbook says
"Sift Your Flour."
No lumps, you see. Aerates tlie'flouro
making it lighter.
Put FIVE ROSES in your sifter
Never soft and sticky — never ` nnpy,
musty, woolly.
Narver coarse.
Milled superfine from Manitabea"s grandest i'
wheat..: .
Flne, granular, very dry.
Nothing remains in the sifter—FIVE ROSES
is free, heavy.
And your bread is more porous, more
yielding, more appetizing.
And more .Digestible.
Because the particles are finer, easier to
get at by the stomach juices.
Use this very fire flour—superfine.
FIVE ROSES. 12
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