HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-10-26, Page 5Pro 'eSstona Cards.
Dr. G. F. BOULSTON,
DENTIST
ltiennber of the R,C,D.S. of Ontario and
Honor Graduate of Toronto 'University„
O£fiee—Over Dickson Carling's laW
office, Closed Wednesday afternoons.
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1,t, L. D. S-, D, f1, s.,
ifouor graduate of Toronto llniveristv,.
DEN3.1-ES
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@ t c.teq svrcnouc any pain{ or a,uy bade fleets
Plica ,ver, tladntaa aiaiikstreet
Sister
Medical
BRICsHT, i1. 0, ail C. P. s., HONOR
Graduate of Toronto University, Two yearn
sident abysiciau Royal .Alexandra hospital, eta.
Office and, Reaideaee,nr. Aios' Old Stand, Andrew
eet ,EXETER
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D1ONSON s; CARLINp, BARRISTERS, sorfol
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers Commisaionera
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc
Nose) to Loan it lowestrateso ntsree
(%nicer, main street, Exeter,
R. Cannon. KA, L Dtoasore
,{i(ONEYTO LOA.;,
We have a t arge amount of private Wade to °art
terra and village properties at lost rates of inter
est.
OLAl13f61.N 4 $TAIIRIIRY'
'Barristers, 8olleitora,bimiast„Exete On
J. SENIOR
Agent Clouted eratiop Life Atisurasaee
Qomntsfly. also Fire Insurance in:lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
.i�•kltt,-St,. "Exeter.
MISS .LILLIAN ELLIt)TT
CONCERT SOPRANO
PUPILS ACGEPTiaD.
ADDRESS--GENTRALL , ONT.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANl?EltSON, 1.1<e. weed Auctioneer
for Huron County, Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at ttze Advo':ate.
Exeter, or henry Either's Office, Cred-
iton.
T. B. CARLING
Llfc. Fire, Accident and Plate Glass
insurance, Collecting accounta, and con-
ducting auction sales, -- Exeter, Ont.,
C. A. 13OUZE, V. S.
Graduate of Ontario, Veterinary Col-
lege ; member Ontario Veterinary Med-
ical Society : treats all diseases of do-
mesticated animals canscientific prin-
ciples; modern surgery a specialty, Op-
erations on Lump 7;%w guaranteed sat-
isfactory. Calls lay day or night
promptly attended to. Office—Main-st.,
Exeter, Dr. Ramsay''s old stand. Phone
in connection.
FARM FOR: SAYE.
The undersigned otters Ms fine farm,
consisting of about 135 agree, adloin-
tits: the town of Clinton, for sale. The
farm is in a good state of cultivation,
and has Sdxa buildings, brick house,
bink- barn, driving house, pig pen, etc.
all comparatively now, Aflrst-class
yowl, ,archard, containing all kinds of
fruity and also small fruits. The farm
lv well fenced and drained and is a,
very desirable home. For, further par=
Oculars apply on the premises or ad-
dress JOHN TORRANCE. Clinton.,
BECOME INDEPENDENT;
,,��ELLiOTT
ifddd,
Toronto, Ont. Students of 'this year are
in positions, worth. from $50 to ;100'
a month. Write for catalogue. Enter
no -,,w. Superior Instructions in all De-
vartments.
ATTEND
Horses
for Sale
I have a nunt:ber of first-class horses
for sale. Call at the stables and see
them.
We are also purchasing horses that
are sound and in good condition from
4 to' 10 years of age.
Parties having horses for sale will
do well to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 47. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable 50 -acre farm in lisborne,
being the South half Lot 10, Corn. 7.
There is on the premises a good frameLL
house,:.hiank barn and out buildings
two good wells water and an ever run-
ning spring at back of farm. This farm
is min splendid condition and .is nearly
all seeded down. ' Will ba sold' r'eason.-
able and on easy terms. Fo: particulars
apply .at Advocate ..Office or to Jas.
Earl, Ellaville. `
FOR SALE OR TO RENT •
That most desirable farm property be-
ing Lot 15, .Cyn. 2, Stephen, in the
County of Huron, on which is situate
two good „bank barns and a commodious
frame house. This land •is well drained
and fenced,' has two good wells 'and a
spring creek, and Is convenient to.
churches,' scha31 and niarkets. Out-
going _tenant leaves . 10 acres so'%n with
fail wheat, 15 acres of new meadow and
does all 'neceasaiy gang plowing and
deep `plowing. For further particulars-
apply to It. LEATHORN, Esq., 'Exeter.;
or DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, eta, Exeter,
;<a
OUSE' 1 R SALE
rsdgi ed :s offering fog sale.
,tbfe
property on t ill n et,
end Mall pto ey beck!
w'e
e�Moht�.'�d i,alt to 1 P er 4n.
o u Evvo w�-
ESTRAY STEER
Thera cattle onto the premises of the
undersigned a 2 -y1: -old steer. Owner
cart have salve 'by proving property and
paring expe?ises.
JAS, WILLIS, Lot 13, Cotz.3,Stephen
FOR SALE
One of the bc,st farms ;,M Huron or
:i‘i,ddlesex, cony rale to markets, nta t
e>?. 3, t4
churches and Schools, being Lot 9,
N, B Biddull tt in .t,Ite County of Mid-
dlese4, cotltaloPlg 164 acres. On the
premises are situate a good brick
house, three bank barns on stoma faun-
dations, 24;z54, 40x22, and 70z 0, good
wells, windmill, and the property is
well drained, The whole of this farm is
in grass excepting 25 acres. Possession
of house given inn mediately, and corn-
plete possession of farm, given Nov, 1st
1911, and ipurchasen will be allowed Co
do fall plowing before last mentioned
date. For £ur,ta;er particular's apply to
Joseph E. Kelley, Esq., Luca P,O. Ont.
James Kelley, Esq,, Lucan P. 0., Ont. 1
or Dlekson & Cariing,. Exeter, Ont,
SEAFOIl'3 -=At the E, Huron Convent
tions: of teachers the following of-:
Veers were ejectedter' the extsuinG yr,,
President, Geo. W. Heiman, first vice
president, J. T. Curtis, second vice
president, Miss B. R. Trull ;. aeCretary,
treasure;', John Hartley; executive cant.
mittQe, Messrs Scott, Staltter,, Uigganei.
and litsees 13roelt and Thompson,
UNRESERVED.
A, ction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ETC.,
At the MANSION HOUSE, EXETER,
On FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1911,
front 10 to Lt a. -xi _ and re-com ench g
1 p.m, the following property, -
10 bedsteads 12 washstanyjs,. 12
dressing cases, -12' mattresses, 1,2 bed
sering:l, 24 feather pillows,• 18 bed
spreads,16
covers, 2 extension
o
.
tables Kitchen tables ' fall let;
tables, 4 Small tables, sideboard, re-,
frigerator, Happy Thought range, double
,eater, 2 heating stoves, coal heater
with
over,
Woking glassfor bar, 3x7
feet sideboa d for bar, SJ ft. long : 0
beer pumps, 6 spittons ; counter 13 rt,.
lontg, and other barroom fixtures ; 1
dozen looking -glasses, 3 doz_ pictures,
washing machine, celler cupboard, two
clothes ringers, 3 Centre tables, 1 hair
cloth parlor Suit 7 ,pieces,, easel, whatnot
lounge, 30 pair curtains, tease> of birds,
'4 window blinds, 200' yds. carpet, 1.00
yds, oilcloth; N do&. arm -chairs; 3 doz.
cane -bottom chairs, 3 doz. leitche y
chairs, clothes drier; 2 dol„ table nap-
kins, 2 cruet stands, 2 clocks, 2 set of
china dishes, 3 doz.. tun/biers, , doz.
trays, mowing machine, 4 vegetable cov-
ers 2 wash •boilers,. 2 wash tufts, 7
lamps, 1 ,sewing Machine, 300 qt. genas,
also knives, torte, sparttu, Giassvrare,'
shovels, manure forks, wheel -barrow and
other articles too numerous to /Mention.
Also 3 buggies and 1 cutter.
Terms, --Gash,
It, LI~A'rFIQRN 13, S. PHILLIPS
Prowl% Auctiollen
Look at the Wheat
There's a deal to- know about wheat. If I . didn't select
the wheat I couldn't guarantee the flour. Cream of the
West Flour comes from Cream of the West Wheat. And
it certainly does make good bread l
Cream& West Flour
the hard wheat flour 'guaranteed for bread
You just try it, If ft doesn't give you” right down satisfaction you
grocer pays your money .back, That's the guarantee with every bag.
The Campbell Milling Company, Limited, Toronto
ARCIU ALO CAMPBELL. Prasidwat 107
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ALE --- STOUT -- -- LAGER
PURR—.PALATABLE — NUTRITIOUS — BEVERAGES
FOR SALEBYWINE .AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS EVERYWHERE
LOCAL OPTION—Residents in the local option districts
can legally order from this brewery whatever they
require for personal or family use. Write to
JOHN LABATT, Luer ED, LONDON, CANADA
G
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eep Your Bath Room
Spotlessly Clean with Gold Dust
Soap°will not do the work properly because soap only
cleans the surface -it does not dig deep after germs and
hidden impurities like GOLD DUST -the greatest of all
sanitary cleansers.
To kee bath° tub and lavatory- inviting
p shiny white. and
-To keep . metal pipes ' fixtures and taps brightly bur-
nished—To purify metal :bowl=
To keep tiling and woodwork spotless and beautiful
Simply add a heaping teaspoonful off GOLD DUST.
to a pail of water. You
will be surprised at the
ease with which it'does the
work. GOLD ' DUST
sterilizes aswell as cleans
-and saves you one-half
the labor.
GOLD DUST is sold in
So size acid large pack-
ages. :' .T e' large'.package
offers ' k eater economy.
`Leet the GOLD, 3tlST.TWFN,S
do ;your teorli'
Tilade 'by TETE K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
Makers of FAIRY SOAP, theoval cake,
SS t'O1 LY °'1 IS"r7Ei2,
Exeter.
Guests numbering nearly a hundred
gathered at the home of Mt -.and Mrs..
3. ff. lotspc, Pleasant View' Farm, Kirk-
ton, to 'witness the 1tp?tr;age of their
eldest daughter, Eunice:ittarggarette, to
SU. .i. Minor Dobbs of Luca,n. They
were marred at six q'clock try Rev,'
J, Veale, the i;roonn awaiting the bride
standing in a beautiful Floral iiower
banked with palnt,s and choice 'plains
M! , r
as Dobbs o£ Lu a.t, sister a., the
g:oona, playing <1, stirr,n.;r wedding march
while the bride supported by her father
and preceded by twcx'dainty flower girls
entered the parlor. She was very
beautiful in white satin with lace and'
pearl trimmings and carried a boquet
oi' carnations. She wore, the usual bridal
veil caught, up with orange blossoms,
the flowers being sent from friends in
Ottawa, while the white slipper's worn.
were those worn by her mother when i
sale entered the matrimonial circle a
quarter of a century aygo. The :lower
Girls, little Miss ,Dobbs, stOter of the
groom, and Laura Brown, of Rannoch,
cousin Of the bride, were especially:
Pretty in dainty Creations of pink and.
White. After hearty congra.tulat/oris
Mr. J'.. Doupe sang.— " Whszr: dreafn's
we /eve costa true.' Dainty waiters ser-
ved a suntptous v. -edging dinner. The
many beautiful prese:tts including sever
al checks showed the high esteem In
wietelt the bride was i:eid. The room's
grits was a beautiful set of furs ai d
to the dowers girls a.. pretty: slR3rlluTht
eae:i, The br idea gang' away GQWrk colt
of 'blue cloth with Irish glen'
and coral pill% p:!ping and Weir, !sat
With large ostrich. Plumes. Mr, and -Mrs.
Dobbs have a•_ host of frienda wha wish
there many year's; oar happiness and pros
perlty,
2G;It�r,
Mr. Caivin 5°lllia;»a' o Euf 11:ic?
home on a visit with his, parents, :45't
and Mrs. J .A. �'iliiatat ,-^T»ra iberal�
Conservatives of South. Itue on, meet in
our village to -day to select a candidate
fo- the oncoming elect011.0f members of.
the Ontario Legislature, --Mr Ii, Eilber
the late member, will undoubtedly he
the chosen one, -4t' and: "S,rs. Gee.ThWet,
Jr,. have 'moved to Seaforth. 'where the
former has secured entptayfront, -- O t
October 16tta M e. Jane les', widow
of the late Henry ,Nie .iacheY, :and one
ob the Pioneers of Stao,ley Tmvaahip,
d
ed at her e. !roma on the Goshen Line,
:titer a Short illness, having .reached the
age or 77 yeara and s month's. She
leaves a family of grown-up sons and
daughters.
GRAND 11END.
Was Edna, .Dale of I;..ucan '1s ,visltfng
her n".ivter, Mrs, Win. Amoe: 1Lr.:E>h11,
Baker has moved Otto the douse vacat-
ed by Mfr. T_edentan, lta having Anmoved.
into ono or the 4gottat;es,—lits. 0, trail
per Is, on the !skit list. --:fir. Wm Baker
Monday moved o;uta tho farm vacated by
Wm, Lovio. Mr. Statten moved to the
Bend and will occupy ono of Afr Ilea -
man's 'louses. ;tier, Lovie moved onto the
farm he purchased front Mr. Statten last
week. Messrs. Win. Dewey and Tonab
Green, who have been in Antherstburg,
are '!tomo for ti week.—Mr. and Mrs,
~Walter Englatad visited H. Baker 3fon-
day —Zurich, hunters were down on the
old river last week hunting and fishing.
HOW TO LIVE LONG
With healthy kidneys one has a good
chance to live long, but weak kidney st at -
flint old age with great discomforts. The
back becomes bent and large, rheuma-
tism Is chronic,
eyesight fails
or Involuntary
and to frequent
Passages of the
mine Cause em-
barrassment by
day and loss o1
sleep at ,night.
Booth's Kidney
Pills bring new
strength to .old
backs and quick
relief to weakened kidneys. They banish
backache, and rheumatic pain, regulate
the bladder arid urine.
Booth's Kidney Pills are for sick kid-
'Yy s in old or young and are guaranteed
h r the proprietors, The E. T. Booth Co.
Ltd.,' Fort Erie, Ont. Sold everywhere
502, box. Free trial sent on request.
Sold and guaranteed in Exeter by W.
S. Cole.
CLANDEBO YE
Mrs. W. Cunningham and daughter,
Ellen Jane, have return after a two-
months' visit 'with friends itt Sarnia
and Chatham.—Mr..W. Boyle's auction
sale was a success. Horses and horn-
ed cattle sold for high prices.—Mr.
Kenzie was anti London' last week ' on
business.—Mr: E. Hodgson, of thds.place
loaded" a car et'fancy peas
the fart
mers
have :raised Sora seed firm. -Ther
Maccabee Hall, Moorevilie, Wednesday
sa'w.thef t1rot "dance or the season,—Miss
Morley, of thils place has gone tla
Brantford whlere she has a good
position.—Mr. and Mrs. i4illar and Mr
C. Lynn have returned from the North
went.
Dtd you ,.txtake+s. �rnis-hit
The , time you employed the
last "'help"
Don't worry; There are
lots of; good fish in the sea,
arts a `sore.bait to catch them
is a,Want Ad..
Learn why PURrI
FLOuR is unlike any
other brand
Uk ITY FLOUR is unlike arty other brand of four.
No
two
milling companies s
follow
exactly
the same
process of milling. ng l b, In fact, no two differellt brands
of flour in the world. are exactly alike in quality.
And here is anotherfact worth Every knowing: ewheat berry
G 3 try
contains both high-grade and low-grade por-
tions.
Therocess of milling PURITY flour costs
I) milling
more than to mill ordinary dour, The low
'grade portions are separated and ere lfded..
PURITY is an ALL HIGH-GRADE, bard
`'heat doter, It has greater strength, greater
absorption and greater expansion. It is a
thirstier, more elastic flour. It drinks more
water and expands pato more loaves,
IJse PURITY FLOUR for your next batch
of bread. Count the loaves. You'll find
you, have tuade 'MORE BREAD AND
BET'T'ER. BREAD" from PURITY than
when you've used all equal weight of weaker
and eheaper flour.
"lore bread and better bread"
IAGIti ;, if you eau. how much whiter, arta more tcreailz
some, and more nutritious, the bread made from stleh a
HIGH-GRADE flour must be.
And can you imagine yourself enjoying the
flaky pie -crust and the light, delicate cake?
your reward for using PURITY flour
When malting pastry, please remember to
add more shortening than required with
ordinary flour—for on amount of its extra
strength, PURITY FLOUR requires more
shortening for best pastry -results
Yes, PURITY FLOUR costs slightly more
than :ordinary flour, But use it once and
you'll say it's worth More—math !mere--
tlnui Elm difTt:rettce,
Add I'I'RIT1 FLOUR to your grocer}' li it
right now,
Sold by R. G. Seldo
l IETS.A.LL
Thos. Welsh went to Owen Sound last
week.—hiss 141y; :ungblut of "Waterloo
is visiting her sister Mrs. T Bonthron,
—Mrs. Jos Case of Toitol to, with her
child 3s visiting her parents, lir. ,and
Mrs. Moir.—Mr. Thomas, station agent
C. N. B., Brandon, Man., visited at :A,.
McPherson's last week.—E. 'Stacey, who
has been at Port Carling until the end
of the tourist season, has taken a posi-
tIon at Simcoe. Ho s(per t part of last
week' at Itis home here, -The Ki,ppelt par-
sonage property was offered for sale
on Wednesday of this week.—The Hen -
sail Oddtellows have invited the Exeter
bretltrett to exemplify ths„ cork o: Ott.
second degree here, o'n Novetltber 8rd.
BETTER TH,A,N SPAY ICING
Spanklttg does not cure clid-en of`bed
wetting, There /s a constitutional cause
for this trouble. 141rs, M. Summers, Dor
W. 840, Windsor, Ont., will send free
to any mother her ,successful ,horn.? treat
=nit with full instructions. Send no.
moray but .rite her to -day if your
children trouble you, in this way. Don't
blame the child, the Chances, are it can't
help it. This treatment also cures ad-
ults and aged people troubled with urine.
difficulties by day or night.
Envy
of der
Neigiib�rs
is the woman whose kitchea'ahines with a handsome, roo€ny range—whose
face beams with the satisfaction afforded by a perfect cooking equipment.
For every' wornsn` wants` a good stove. Whether she does her own
cooking cr„' nota she
are prepared ,..on it,,,
having the best. '.
satisfies that pride ;
bor's envy. Gurney-
ranges carry every
Convenience, CCOri`•” -Unty and Cis ntroI
with' some new points of "excellence that are exclusive. * '
First of all is the lever that holds. No danger of the fire going out
between meals. The Oxford'Economizer will hold the heat at a low ebb
till you want it,' then turnt'the handle, and your.stove is hot in a jiffy.
Besides this saving r; of time and worry it saves in fuel' to the actual extent
of one ton ,in sig
THE DIVIDED FLUE STRIP is the envy of all women who bake.
It guides the heat equally along sides, beck and front of the oven,
-Let us demonstrate these and other strong advantages of the,tritarsey-
oxford line. we have stoves for every purpose; every fuel;, and a ytlrety
of prices.
eats the, meals that
and feels a pride in
GURNEY - OXFORD
justifies the neigh-
Oxford stoves and
known feature of ,
ea a s Agent,
ar
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