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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-11-2, Page 5F(4 rotexstomttl 4,'artee. Dr. G..1P, RcULSTOIQ, L.D.S., DENTIST e Member of the It.C,D.S. of Onfarib and Honor Graduate of, Toronto University, Off ce--Over Dickson & Carl,ing's law office. Closed Wednesday afternoons.. DR. A. R. RINSst&N, L. D. S", ?.'D, g.,' Honor graduate of Toronto Univerlsty. oetuextreetee without any pain., or any basis 8eote t Oslice aye rGladztitau c Stanouty'a ctRge, 31aic, .treat -teeter dict] R BRtWR7,', 3I. D. M. C_ P. a S. , HONOR Graduate z • r Toronto a>; fT ot. University Te' years eldest hysician Royal alevines tios Rosetta, Office A ewOld Stand, Andrew eet,F,XETER; bexua. IC 8ON . OARLING. IARRISTERS, SOLIOI tem 2 otariee, Conveyancers Commissioners, Solicitors Ser etelsone Bank, ete Mosley to Loan #t lowest rateeo mares Oteeea, Stain street, Exeter, R. 0sar fee. See,, i.. S" Drcesee IKONleY TO LOA:+, Wehave aLarge %mount.of private tondo to can a Ism and village properties at low rates of latex sat.. TrxADA£AN et STANBUEY deters. Sol£eltots,elein et..E.zete On Ra Agent € OMParly 'u Oanat r SZNIOR Qttfedelmtio iLite Assurance also Fire Insurance in lead. iNrt 4r7rl }British Companies. ,Iain-St.,-'rxeter. I S ILI,IAN BI.,LIQTT CQ,RO saI?RAlata rupiL.S ACQIIPTF",D, AD> 1RESS—CENTRAL.IA, ()NT, LICENSEDOOTIONNER WM. ANDE :RS„N, Liven d Auctioneer for feuron County, Terrine eettemeable. Oates can be made at Leet Advocate, Exeter, or Henry Elibt.r'q Office, Cred- iton. T, B. CARLIl`iGl Lire. Fire, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance, collet;tiog accounts, and con- dutttin auction sales, Exeter, Ont. C. A, FIOtJrZE, V. S. Or:t:duxte of Ontario, Veterinary Col- ;tege; anrrnber Ontario Veterinary ed- Society; treat,t all diseases of do- ,tnesticatsd animals on scientific grin- - modern surgery a specialty. Op- •pratiens on I..urnP Jaw guaranteed sat- isfactory. Cana 'by day or night promptly attended to. Office—Main-et, "Exeter, Dr. Ramsay's old stand. Phone In conn tion. FARM FOR SALE, The undersignedoffers hie fine farm, consisting of about 135 acres, adjoin - /rig the town ut Clinton, for sale. The farm Is In a good state of cultivation, and has goAl buildings, brick house, baele. been, driving house, pig pen, etc. ail comparatively now. -A1it'rit-clas1 'young 3r chard, containing all k[nde of Brous ;Lind also small fruits. The farm k well Le iced and drained and Ie a; very desirable home. For further par tieulers apply. on the promisee or ad- dres3 JOAN TORRANCE, Clinton. .:�ALMA, ILL USZRATO . - dies' CATALOGIA (PLLEGE MEM 5-t. Thomas,Ortt. BECOME INDEPENDENT; ATTEND EL IOTT t �L� Toronto, Ont. Students •af dais year are in positions worth. trrom $50 to $100 a month. Write for. catalogue. Enter. now. Superior Instructions in all De- partments. lorses for Sale I have a number of first-class horses for sale. Call at the stables and see them. We are also purchasing horses that are sound and he goad condition from 4 to 10 years of age. Parties having horses for sale will do welt to call or write the undersigned. Phage 41. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter. FARM FOR SALE. ” The undersigned is offering for sale that desirable 50 -acre farm in Ustorne, being the South half Lot 10, Con. 7. There is on the premises a good frame house,' batik barn and out buildings two good wells water and am ever run- ning spring at 'back of farm. This farm" is in splendid condition and Is nearly all seeded down. Wilt b; sold reasons" able and art easy terms. For particulars apply at Advocate Office or to Jas. Earl, Elintville. FOR SALE OR. TO RENT That most desirable farm property 'be- ing Lot 15, Co u. 2, Stephen," in the County of Hu,ron,: on 'welch is situates, two gcod bank. barns' and a comm,od_oue frame house. This land is well drained and fenced, has two, g-Dod wells anti a spring' creek, :and is convenient too churches, school and markets. Out- going- tenant leaves 10 "acres sown with Pali wheat, 15 'acres of hew meadow,and doss all nccensary gaily plowing' and deep plowing.';Far. further particulars apply to R. ,LEATIIOItN, Esq., Exeter; or DICKSON R CARLING, I3areiste s, ete., Exeter. T-IOUSTI FOR'. LE The „undersigned 'ia offering !for sate, that desirable 'property on Wil apt et, rete, g r' a One',`` and '-liiatI .sto' ey bidirk! house., tn excellent condition,: ;to-getheri with two lots : of. land. eAlaci two va- cant lots on Huron Stroat, Apply' to - MISS PQLLY FISHER, Exeter. ESTitAY STEER There came onto the premises of the undersigned a 2-yr-oid steer. Owner can have salve by proving 'property and paying expenses. JAS �, ILLIS, Lot 13, Con.3,Stephoo FOR SALE One of the best carats lin Huron or Jtiddiesex convenient to Market?, to ehur•ehes and schools, beim; Lot 9, N. E. Bedded*, in the County of Mid- dlesex, contain ng 164 acres, On. the prerniscs are situate a good' brick house, three be barns ,on, stone foun dations, 34x54, 40x22, and 70x40, good, wells, , wi ndntill, and ate dressily is well drained. The whole QC this farm Is in grass eeecodling 25 acres. Possession et house giver) inainedialely, and com- plete possession of lama. given Nov. let 111, and mu.ecita'sert will be allowed to do pall plowing before last mentioned date, For further particulars apply to. Joseph E. Kelley, Esq., Lucan P.O. Ont. James Helier , Esq, Lucan P. 0,, Ont. or Dickson ,I: Carlin; Exeter, Ont. !ACIMIPW s (f+ "You'll find it's 80." Labatt s Loudon Lager Now Perfected— Best 13ugable TRY IT JOHN LABA'I r LIMITED 28 LONDON,ONTARIO AEIMINIMIF— FREE TO YOU—MY SISTER FRE[ TO YOU AND EVERY SISTER SUFFER. NO FROM WOMEN S AILMENT I om a woman. I know woman's sufferings. I have found the cure, I will mail, free of any charge, my home treat- ment 'Leath !;'nil instructions to any sufferer front women's ailmerlta. I want to WWI women about this cure you, Pty reader, for yourself, your want to toll ppur iQW to euro yourur mother, or self at home without en'sautfering . Wlu t we' emon know from ex•.. pperlence. we know better than auy doctor. 1 Snow Leeeerehteeprwhittishdischarge tsceration,D1r placement or Pulling ottheWomb,Profuse,Scanty or Painful Period., Uterine or Overton Tumors or snit Growths. also bowels. bearings Innrvouses,reDingfee- up the apine, Jnelencboiy, desire to cry, hot flashes, weariness, kidney and bladder troubie3 where caused by Weakness peculiar to our sox, 1WantWand youaeamptete10 days trrstmeat entirely free to prof a to you that you can cure ourself athome. pus[lp, uicltlyand surely. Rernember, that wIU cot you flothLI&Z Lee the treatuauntacompletetrial: and ityou should wishtocoutine eel twillcost yert only abouts,'. come atvQek,orleavthan two eenteaday, It will not interfere with your work; oroecupatiou. Justsendnteyournamcandadares'.tell me how you, slitter. if youwieb. and 1 will send you tho treatment for your case. entirely free. Da plain wrapper. by recur* mall. 1will elsosend You frce ofcost,reylook.-•'WOMAN'SoWNMEDICAL,ADYISEf"withesplauntoryillustrations,hew Ing why weer eneeffer,apdhow they can easily cure themselYee atborne. Every woman aft ouitI cave it aril learn to think for benign. Thcn►vhenthedootorta ;`a-" lonmusthavcanopert. tion," you can decirlefor yourselt. Thousandsofwolutelutvoceredthems=lvreawith myhome remedy. It cures ale, old or young, To Mothers of Daught.rs. I will explain a simple hoe, n treatment whieis speedily and oftoetually cures Leucorrhoea, Green Sickness,, and Painful or Irregular Menstruation in'Young Ladies. 1'iurnpnoa$and health Always result fromitsius. Wherever you live, I can, refer Fou to ladies of your own locality who know and Willgladly tell anycutrererthat this tiotnoTreatmoot real3yCares all womea•A1U etUe3andP?alte$women well, ett'onlr.plump and robust, Just send me yapraddreaa.andthe free tendayetreatnreutid palmy, also the book. Writs to -day. asyou way not ace tills Q1Y r again,. Addre$d NRS., M. SLIMMERS, Box 840 HWAN©SOR, Ol' T. Nivou DUS DEBILITY I3LlR NEW METHOD TREATMENT wilt curoon and make a man of you. Uederitslnfuenee the breia beeomessetive, the blood puritlod so that all pimples, blotehosend ulcers heal up; the nonce become etr:mg as stool. so that nervous ae:s. I tliftdnc s antide$pondency disappear; tee oyes become bright, the teee Lull ani cheer. Qac. y retuuree to the body', and tiro morel, physical and mental sv,teme are invieorate;!?; all drains ceps—no mare vita waste freer the system. lett feel yourselff a re:•ut and know znerrieee cannot bo u failure. Don't let quacks and fakirs robyou of your hard earned dollars cam"- NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS Teter E. Summers relates his experience; "X was troubled evitlt Noreen; Debility formenyyazrss, 'lay it to indiscretion end eecieases in youth. T became very r:eeeo tdent and didn't caro *whetter I 'tvorkcd or not, I imagined; overylaoi',y who looked at me`guessed my" secret. Tmagirtwtivo dreams at night weakened nic—my back ached, had palns in the back of my head, hands and feet were cold, tired in the morning, poor appetite, .Singers were shaky, eyes blurred, hair Ioose, memory poor. etc. Numbness in the timers set in and tiro doctor told tee be feared paralysis. I took all kinds of rtediciaes and tried many first-class p tys'cians, wore an electric belt forthreo moatiis, but received little benefit. I citron TRCATMCNT irisi.dosedto Consult Drs. Kennedy.e Kennedy, though I had lost ell faith in AFTER TREATMENT doctors. Like a drowning man I commenced the New 'Memnon TnsArx rr and It saved my life. The improvement was Dee ens ic—I could £eel the vigor going through the nerves. 1was curedmentally and physically. Ihave sent them many patients And continue to do so. CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY We treat and cure VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD AND URINARY CJivIPLA,INTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES and all Diseases peculiar to Men. CONSt1LTATION FRCS. BOOKS FREE. iE unable to call write fora Question Blank for Homo Treatment. IRS.KNEDY&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. NOTICEour All tettersanadiafrom Canada mnst bencee addressedDepart to Cn Co- imingmeasssusse ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally call, at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and I,aboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. Write for our private address. Keep Your Bath Room Spotlessly Clean. with Gold Dust 711111EISMILOWS Soap will• not do the work properly ,because soap only cleans the surface—it does not dig deep after germs and P iDUST--the greatest of all hidden impurities like GOLD sanitary cleansers. To keep bath tuband lavatory shiny -white and inviting g —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 of GOLD DUST toa pail of water:You will be ;,surprised at the ease with which it does the work. GOLD DUST sterilizes as well as cleans —and saves you one-half the labor. GOLD DUST is said in 5o size antiSarT, i e 'pack- ages The large;package offers . greater economy. •'l -et the > .'OL crIl IST TVY11 do your work"' . Made by THE N. K. FAJRBANK COMPANY, Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the oval cake, - Montreal ZURICH. oils s aetma Koehler o£ Torrnl.to is vis- `•tick Iver parents, efr and eine Pete Xoe11110 3fisss Magpie Stelike of Guelp',,, its visiting at tier 'home here, fo;" a fewweeks,--Miss Caroline Volland „haspurchased two lots at the .South end, from. Mrs. Christina Z`ollattd for f,33000.00.—Mr.Jars IluntphreYs has moved to town,' and fs ,30eup5ing Er . Rana e's dwelling, recently vacated by lite John Ga:llttran.—ser. 'Oscar :f aehler has disposed of the 'balance' of hla sive acres at the North; end of towo, Te •`R:s :lather, Mr. Peter Koeider-M'iee Dana Ri hbei1 is visiting wtit frende ; 2t. Euftala.--'_1-,Liss Annie Wurm has re tuned from a threeweek's visit with relatives and friends in Detroit. Johtt Weeds baa purchased Wm. POriea•fleid`s farm on the Parr'leitne for $8,000. This 1s the farm formerly owned by Mr. A.G. I:?tetes and Ls • one of the best in the township. tfgg. Jas. Green and little daughter Yietta Pearl returned from the west Last week, after two nioritlts''1I.31t,,-e lele 1SA.Lie Atheist Whiteside left for Brandon elan, Thu rsday on, official business.= -Bev, J. F efiltcard preached, in Stratford last Sunda) Miss Kae Peeet iron, of Throne to, :es visiting frier_ds in towrieeMiee Anna. Tyle A•rtheir is home feom a Iwo months V tdt to To retee—Rev, Waller ;Atlilaoa occupied 'the Mtetltodist church pulpit Sundays. V00 AM— a man- the poultry ultr ez lh.. .,:ors at London; last week were, Swartze Woodham, Barred Rocks, Silver Wyan, dottes, Rose Comb Rhiede, Island Itrede Black Leghorcis, Andulualan, :t, O. V', Turkeys, Bremen Geese, A„Q. Y. Geese A, 0. Y. Ducks. Mr, Svrartze keeps a tine line of poultry. FULLARTO I.—Word was received on Thursday that Frank Francis, son of John Frances, of Fullerton, drppped dead ort Wednesday near WcYborzt, Sask Ile went West during the harvest ex, eurs;on and was 2,1 years. of age. His -ettlalsna were 'brought hero by •v-abert: Nelsen. Tt CI ERSMITIf._The marriage of Leo Harrington. a proeperoua farmer ' of the Township of Eiddutptt, to 'Mies Jose- pbne Lape, a daughter of etre, Thom- as Lane, of Tuckersnt'i,9ti, '+.vac snlemniz ed :n St, James' Church, Seafortti, orr� Oct. 2a, by Rev. Father Corcoran. The groom was asaeeted by F. Blake, of. E1ginCteid, and the bride by her sister, clew Luny bane, IIIcelILLIVRAY.--George Stewart of East Williams, while out coon hunting with file 'brother Russell, fell from a, maple tree to the ground, a diatsnco of thirty feet, landing en the dog and kill- :ng .t instantly. Altliougb the dog made an easy epotil,o 1a,nd, on. George was rendered unconscious and remain- ed so tor several hours. Pie has rtpw full recovered, ElFI?EN--The death occurred in Lon- donk'rectantlY of Mrs. Robert sielL'a, Pr about 'fifty veers ids and Mrs. 1lollis lived here and in; August last they went to London to reside, with their daughter Mrs, McKibben. She had reached the good age of eighty-four years and tor' several months past she has been fall- ing. Por over a generation she and her husband kept the store and postoffice here. BA)FIELD—Olt Wednesday morning of last week George Parke, an old resident passed away, aged eighty-four years and shine months. Deceased was born In Ireland, in 1827. Sixteen years later ate came with leis fancily to Canada Later he canto to Steeliest township and settled on the Goshen, Line, where the the fancily continued to reside until a, few years ago when they left a sort, on the homestead and moved inte the village of Bayfield. CLINTON-The town councilhas an- other proposition before them for a new factory from Toranto. The Beanewltz& Shultz company ask that Clinton Ioan them $6,000, of Which $30.0 per year will be paid back wi'tir 5 per cent .in - tercet for ten- years, and they guar- an.ee to employ 20 hands the year, round, if not they would then continue to pay the balance, 1,3,000, in annual payments. They ,ask no exemption from taxes. They will put up an =; S,- 000 building. HILLSGREEN—A. pretty wedding took place lit ith,e home of Mee ;Johan. H. CfellE t, iHtllag reen, Oct. 25th, when their only daughter, ,Miss Emma A., was united In marria„e to Mr. Chas. T. Farquhar, son of• Mr. and Mrs Thos. Farquhar. About one hundred were pre- sent: Rev. Mr. Richardson of Kippen performed the ceremony. The bride was charmingly gowned en soft grey silk with. pearl trimmings. She wore her mother's veil and bridal wreath, and carried a boquet of white carnations. The bridal pair were unattended save by Miss Consitt, a utile cousin of the the bride, who made a very sweet and dainty 'viewer girl. The daily papers report that five Canadians receive recognition by the Carnegie !cera Fund Commission. Of these, C. J. Shaw of Godorich is , one, He rescued Hariry M. Videau, aged 36 ken rs, a laborer,from a inacirkie, at:.. Godorich, September 14, 10.08 Shaw afte, leaving failed in ole attempt, pull- ed ate a belt travelling at the rate of 4,000 feet a minute, in response to .a cry from Videau, . -who was entangled int a rope, and who was being crushed by the machine.' He receives a bro�nae medal and 1D00. A SEAUITUL PICTURE ” Ilocne Aga:n," is the title of 'ono of. the most beautiful pictures ever seen in this country. It is an inspiration of love and atfectifon—a picture that will be like a >nnember of the family, This de' otutfui picture size 22 x 2e :;taches, all ready for framing, , s giver abs° lux ly free t .all who subscrib_, to „the Fannly. Herald and "weekly S.ae of Mee - treat 'eels .season. The year's subscelp tion„ including the picture, is only , one dollar. 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