Exeter Advocate, 1911-11-16, Page 5Dr. G. 3 . RQDLSTON, L.D,S., tD.D.S,
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Wbt. ANDERSON. Liconstid Auctioneer
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HOUZE. V, S.
Graduate of Ontario. Veterinary Cot
lege : member Ontario Vetot•tnary Med-
ical Society ; treats all diseases of do-'
meaticated animals on ecicntiflc prin-
ciples ; madorn surgery a specialty. Op-
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lstact-try. Calls by day or night
promptly attended to. Office -Main -et.,
Exeter, Dr. Raneay'e old stand.. Phone
In connection. '
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his tine farm,
consisting of about 133 acres,adjoin-
for- the town sof Clinton, for sale. The
/arm is in a •good state or cultivation,
and has good buildings, brick house,
bank barn, driving house, pig pen, etc.
all comparatively now, rtrirat-cIasst
young •are'lard, containing all kinds or
fruits aald also small fruits. The farm
la well re Iced and drained and Is a
very desirable home. For further par=
ticulnzs apply on: the premises or ad-
dress JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
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Horses for Sale
I have ,a number of first-class horses
for sale. Call at the stables and see
them.
Wo are also purchasing horses that
are sound and in good condition from
4 to 10 yearsof age.
Parties having horses tor sale will
do welt to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 41. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersignedis 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, bank barn, and out buildings :
two good wells water and an ever run-
ning spring at back of' farm. This farm
isin splendid condition and is nearly
all seeded down. Will ba sold reason,-
able and on easy terns. ,Fos particulars
apply at Advocate Office o; to Jail.
Earl, Eliinville. -
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
That most desirable farm property be-
ing Lot 15; Coin. `2, Stephen, in the
County or 1-Iuron, on which is situate
two good bank barns and;a cornniodlous
frame house. This land is well drained
and fenced,' has two good wells and a
spring creek, and isconvenient too
churches, school and markets. Out-
going terianti leaves 10 acres sown ,with
fall' wheat; 15 'ac:°es of new meadow and
does all necessary, gang Plowing : and
deep plowing. For further` particulars'
apply to R. LEATHORN, Esq.,, Exeter
or DICKSON 8s CARLING,
Barristers, etc Exeter.
HoruSF -FOR 'SALE
'The undo=s. ,ned `'is offering for sale.
}, that desirable property at,
beim: a one and half"steheY brick!
house .ti eviceilent cond.aon, to-gether
with two lets of land. Also twi va-
cant lots on Iicr:-,o. Street,,,,Apply to
MISS POLLY FISHER,
Exeter.
VARICOSE VEINS CURED
g ' NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
Confined to HIS Home for Weeks..
"Remy work, severe straining' and evil habits in youth brought, on
'Varicose 'Veins. Wizen I worked hard the aching would become
severe and I was often laid up for a 'week at tune. 3iy farraly
physician told rite nn operation was my only hope --but I dreaded it.
I tried several speeia.zsts,but soon found out all they waptedwas;ay
money, I commenced to look upon all doctors as little better than
rogues, One day pry boss asked ono why I was cif work k so much and
I told him m y condition. Ileadvisei%me to consult Dm, Kennedy &
Kennedy, as he had taken treatment from them himself and knew
they were square and skillful. I wrote them and got Tim New
Nc noo Tantrrta or, My progress was somewhat .e.10}7 and durin„
the t:rst month's treatment Y was somewhat discouraged. However,
I continued treatment for 'Vireo mouths longer and was rewarded
with a complete cure. 'could only earn $13 a week in a machine
? shop before treatment, Pow I am earaiey $21 and never loose ,. day,
I wash all su1Terers Imew of your valuable treatment.
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-Auction Sale
Off.
TI)IIBER AND HORSE -
The undersigned - auctioneer has re-
ceived Enst.ruct pias to --• sell by public
auction, on - c
LOT 1, CONCESSION, 6, USBORNE,. on
F'R.IDAY: NOVEMBER, 17th, 1911,_ At -
2 p. m. the .following property Ariz;-
That desirable uncuiled timber growing
on above lot, eaaisi'eting of soft el in,
hardwood, ,basswood, etc„ which will
be sold by the acre, and which :,e sit-
uated on corner Lot, 3% miles from
Centralia Station Also 1 general' pur-
pose 'mare, 7 years old, supposed tio.
be in foal,
TERMS OF SALE -4 Months' credit
w:11 be given oat furnishing -approved
jo`.nt notes. 4 pot cent, discount off for
cash Two years' for: removal of tim-
ber will be allowed purchaser. Brush
to be properly p
B. S. PHILLIPS, WM. WHITEFO.RD,
Auetioneer Proprietor
Dairy Cow Sale
The undersigned auctioneer has been
instructed to ,sell'..by publ'_c auction at
the 'METROPOLITAN. _HOTEL, EXETER.
on SATURDAyt NOV'. ,..8th, , 1911, at
one o'clock, p. nn. A carlload of choice
Dairy Cows. :These cattle are :or an
exceptionally good class and every 'per-
son wanting such, will do well to attend
th.'tssale,
TE z\IS-- 1
R T_rne will be . given to suit
purchaser on furn4sh_ng approved jetnt
aro'ea..
M. J. WILLIAMS, T, BROWN
Proprietor
WINCHELSEA
The Sollow,ng ''s the; report ."o . the Ex-
am:"nation held zh S. S No. Usborne,
'.n the month of November, .1911, -Sr.
IV. Class -Total 830-E. Coward 640.
Jr. IV; total 830-G. Duncan 748, I.
Heywood i672, L. Jobips 580, D. Greer
569, D. Cornijsh 543. JrGreer"?'h-total 665
'-V. Bell 602, M. Washburn -584, :\V.
Routly 559, 0, D,ellorlidge457 V ,:Hey-
wood 418, A. Creery' 385, L. (Cornish
373. II. Class, --total 575-M. Camra
1196, G. Johns 493', L, Jams 477, W.
Skelton 465, F. Heywood 460, M. Corn-
ish 381, R. Sma1e 379, M. Heywood 319
P Coward 309 Ft. 11. -total 420-G,
,C.reery' and . B. Medd 375, F. Skinner
371, F,_Routly 357, C. ,Hel11 354, J.
Wilson 344; R. Johns- 339,, M. Cornish
321, W. .Heywood 308, T. Heywood 259
E. Johns 250, R. Dalbridge 215.
Jessie A. Hamilton, Teacher.
ZURICH,
Mr. Harry ;Weber oY Berlin was inti
town last :.week visiting ills family. -
Mrs. Whurtiastrde lent. on Tuesday; morn,-
,irrcg ' for home al Kemptville,- Miss's (I.
Praarg of London, arrived in town on
Tuesday evenMs-, for a visit' with re-
lattveg,-111x. Joseph Papineau has pur-
chased the property inear 'SI. Joseph,
owned by the late Mr, Diisj'ardLne.-,,lir,.
Napoleon (hats' purchased a ` fine 230
acre farm near Clinton for $12100 .00.
I. ts..sai,d todole one ,of the finest farms
n Huron., -Mrs. Flaxbard had the nmi.s-
Cortune of breakiing her leg, While return
'.mg from a visit with, her daughter,
pits. Henry Howald. She made a rnls-
step in (same way, with the above un-
fortunate result.
BAYI;'IELD-Mrs, George Castle rat
ceived sad news the past week krf . the
death, of her brothler,,Mr. Richard Heard
of ' Os!st ahs-ook, Niortli Dakota, at the
age of 42 years. He died '011 Saliday.
the 29M „of Octoblerti Mr: Heard ..was
born vn trails „village on Oct. -30th;
1,869 , and went' west twenty-one Years
ago., settling Dakota Heleaven . a,-
wife and five 'Children ^_ three') and
two 'b'oys. Ills .° father' is "Still ' living In
the vlillage arid, three Brothers fund three
s:etera are lviltg. Mz's. Elliott, See -
',eve Bay, ; Mrs, Good Castle; Bayfield
Mrs. W. Howard, Godericin; 'William and
John, Bayfield,: and Thomas in Then-`
Auctioneer igalon:
HENSALL.
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On Sunday Nov t4h, about 4 0 -clock
'8^ James Moorr had a close call from
being asphyS need by coal gas. Irortu-
mately her husband awoke and found
her u•rco s£ ons. Ile -bore her out iia-
to ti:e open a:r a':4 procured a doctor
w.,,, worked with her for hours before
ste was out of danger. --At P•ttsb, --
Q , ;o M r. and ?firs. Ilall, formerly
Miss Rose Yus btutt, a so:;. -A Sig r ite-
s`.de returned from his trip to itraudon,
:tali., last weep. -Job,., . Buchanan and
w --le of Bow Park'Faru', Erantt'or, are
visiting his parents here, -„The a:on.sei/
iiintend, completing a by-law at the next
meeting, to Make ,t e act of putting,
Ashes in the ditches or even. fan the
travelled para or thrt streets pu;r.sbaable.
wain a rine.---The. detatix'„of Andrew ,siall.
one of the p ->a er settlers of @fins sec -
:o d took place at I. 's t aom.;o, at Hippcn
ilov, 8 after a long 'Maces. His fro.
her r Jameses died Sep, 21st, so that the
older .r'ezaabers, or this well known and
Muck eSteerrred, fano'-lY are passing away
-41. J. D. Cooke, of Toronto, was fn
town last ,weir, -0„ Thursday, Mrs. ap.
it Y. of near Varna, departed 'Hits life,
aged: ,57 years. Her maiden azanae wets
,Jennie 'AieNalogrieto, and she had been
resident of Ssa._lev for' ,Many years,
The funeral, took piece to Baird's
f e;a ester.
GRAND 1lEhlp,
( late for last week.)
err-
and Mrs. lie red Y', xizcw. draYe
been v;siting around Frere, returned "ea
the': hone in Sarnia, --Mr. H. Zapre and
daugh,er, Pearl, of Staley visited at
Zapfe's fiu'iidav,-.Same, hunters from
A Iva Craig are down on. 'the old river
hunt5ng,--Praialde Austin, Who has been
�yIs'tttil�'-'Bet' grandpareztte. Mr.. and
�Clarkson, llau , r^etul<aexi to her hoots!
GQderieli,-Rev. Corriere preached for
til tirst time since hie illness nn Sun,
day. -Mrs, C. Wanner, who has been
s',ek, ds improving. -Sirs. \':'m Bueltart-
an i,s expected, horns, from the hospital.
-Hr, Dev?cy ar.d Jo.^,ah- Green, who have
been ho alga for the past week. return,. 1,
So Am're,stbu,r.,
Pair' Raoey lett, list tiw' to
a Ss udies .y1 Taro' io,- re.
- and child re 'lett last w
lues hoist as Reg-, a Iw r. The's. Crew,
iorv,>d :alto the, arouse lately weenie
y ;+Ir. ii. Shit.-,T'ero'died iso the rii
Jane Rabineoal
t+Het ,or the late helot. Robinson, Wilti
drd about 17 years aro. Mrs. Robin-
► came ,from Ireland to lit'.A caw try
ol► quite a „ ir1. and is amongst tdses
ideas res'.dents of this ne°ehberhood,
Stun was a strong hearts woman, all her
te u'ntil the lost few years. She was
to lrer 80th ys. tr. All the family were
to fulreral when° took plate Ons Sun-'
de , to St. Pawls Cemetery, conducted
by Rev. G. W. ,Racey.. The members of
the rant.ly living aro one loon, ' Archie
7. of .Blanchard, Mrs. D. hemp of Blom
shard, 'blots. J. Semplo or Parkhill, Mrs.
G. L. yfoney or Stratford, arra. N. Gr
Hart 01 Winthrop op, and Miss •Jennio at
home. The pall -bearers were nephews of
the deceased.
FT '+^i, 11
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o B'ry.
YU4OUR-- �
:l { were curious to see- eNaetly what re-
sults'Would be produced by flour consist/44g
entirely of the hrrgh.-graded portion$ of the
L'
best Western hard wheat,
They were curious to know more about a flour
that contained none of the low-grade portions,
which etre found in every heat beriy, but whd.,h
are separated and excluded: from the high-grade
in the process of milling PURITY FLOUR.
THEY were curious to
know whether an
ALL H Gli ^ GRADE
hard, wheat flour was
really superior to a mixed
hard and wheat floor,
They were curious to see.
and taste the kind o
bread, buns, biscuits,
cakes and. pies PURITY
LOUR would make,
Curiosity pronipts you to
seek the knowledge they
discovered. It's urging
you to try PURITY FLOUR.
ENDER On account of the extra strength
nand ex °a quality of PURITY FLOUR it is
necessary, for best pastry -results, to add more
shortening than you are accustomed to use with
an ordinary flour. Add more Water when mak-
ing ig bread._
Add PURITY FLOUR t
our
hit nght now
Mo:
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ead and better
»Sold cby R. G. Seldon
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110
WINGH M -An accident occurred at
the Western Foundry last week when
I'eto llattleas was fix,i'ns a belt attach-
ed to 'the lift in connleetlion with the
cupola. The eng,:trteer, not aware of his
being up there, started the machinery'.
and b>;attltuas was c'a.ught int dile belt
-
Mg, but fortunately there was not room
for his body. Every stitch of clothing
was torn from body except his shoos,
but although badly bruised, no bones
were /mind t0 be broken.:
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