HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-12-21, Page 5Prerei*Lonail U*e4111.
Dr. G. F ktpULaMiTQN, L.D.S:, 'D.D.S.
DENTIST
bTeml;we'r of the It.C.D,S. of Ontario ,and
Honor. Graduate of 'reronto University.
Office --Ower Dickson &Carling's law
office. Closed Wednesday"afternoons:
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its, s. K. KI [314. i, , P.a.; A. D.
Honor iraduatet of Toronto Univitris .
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DENTIST'_
alb, extracted without any pain, or any badellaets
/See ova rMadman tdasnburraothc.,,Mato street
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Medical
([]] It BalaBT, M. D., M. 0. P. &S. HONOR
i J,s ara,#uata of Torgt o tlaiyereity,'1 w4 years
ei4ex phyatcian Royal Alexandre Hospital, etc,
gfficeand Residence.Dr. aawe old stand, Aad,;ew
r eat „EXETER
II.egiaI.
`p toxsow a `CART iblta, IfAtiRIXPEtts, SOLICI
4-0 bon, Notarise, Conveyancers. Cemmissioaera
�iaiteitorator Motions Bank. etc
*olio, to Loan at lowestrataao nteras
OtUeee, stain street. P.'xeter,
Gamma, A„ L, U, Dzczapn
oikir a tart 1r4 LOAN.
tiYahsvasalargeamount:of private funds to aan
a \aero and village „ropertiea at low rates of inter
art.
GI ADMAK d: STANaURT
t arrietere. Solieltore.Ma1n et..Exate On
,i. SENIOR
Agent O' OTIfeflarat;,i411T4ifa Assurance
Oernn»tfT. 4lgo Fire ineur'anee in lead„
"frig Qat-Minn attd Rxitialt Clorupartties..
iLiita•Si• letExeter.
3IISS LILLIAN EI LIOTT
'CONCERT SOPRANO
PUPIxiS,;ACCF.ii#TED,
s� IiARESC.ENT.I;.A LI h, ONT,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
4?91, ANl2Eft'� ?N, L.lecoatd Auctiontier
tOr Iluron County. Terme reasonable,
Dates can b,' made at tt!e 4,,ivo7atte,
Exeter, or Henry i•311b4 r'st Office. Cred-
ttnn.
T n, CARLIN0
Life, Fire. Accident and Plate Gies
the \ranee. Collecting accounts, And Con-
ducting auction sales. meter, Oot,
C. A, ITo?GE, V. S.
Cradu ttt of Ontario. Veterinary Col-
e; member Ontario Veterinary Med.
ical, Society; treats all diseases of slo-
meetleated animals on acientille prin-
clplen: ni2dorn surgery a specialty. Op -
orations on Lump Jaw guaranteed sat-
tafacc.nry. Cat is 'by day or night
promptly attended to. Office--Main-at.,
Exeter, Dr, Ramsay's old stated, Phone
- In connection,
\n� ICOR sA
The entdersigned offers Ills fine farm,
consisting of about 1115 acres, adj0111-
beer the town of Clinton. for sale. The
tarns- is .tri a good state ar cultivation,
;tl 'has goad buildings, brick house,
bank barn. driving house,, pig non, etc,
all c•onlparattvely now.,\first-clans
' you t`; ',:curd, containing all kinds of
frxit4 1-.1 also email fruits. The farm
Is Nidi fatted and drain:!d and la n.
vt;ry dc's;r.tble 'home. Igor further par=
titulars apply oa the premises or ad-
dress JOHN TOIIR4ANCi , Clinton.
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.L a dies° CATALOGUE
(LLEGE VREo/1
St.Thomas,Ont. atom
WINTER TERM PROM : JAN. 2nd
ELLIOTT
Toronto, Oat., stands in a class by It.
self when strictly- first-class work is
considered,. Wx_te for catalogue.
Horses for Sale
I" have a number of first-class horses
for°'sa1e. Call at the stables and see
them.
We are also purchasing horses that
are sound and in good condition. from
4 to 10, yearn of age.
Parties having horses for sale will
do welt to call or write the undersigned.
Phone 41. M. M. DOYLE. Exeter.
P.ARM FOR SALE.
`The undersigned is offering for sale
that';desirable 50 -acre farm in ijsborn'e;
being the. "South Balt Lot 10, Con. 7.
There Is on the premises a good frame
house, bank' barn; and out. buildings:
two good. Well's water: and an ever run
nimg 'spring at back of farm. This farm
is in splendid condition and is nearly
all seeded down- W111 be sold reason-
able and ori easy terns. Foc particulars
apply at Advocate Office or to Jas..
Earl, Elrnhville.
FOR SALE OR
,TO RENT
That most desirable farm property bc-
ing'Lot 15, Con. 2, Stephen, in the
County '.,.of Huron, on which :s situate
two rgood bank barns and a "commod`ous
frame house. This land is eve'] drained
and fenced, has two good 'wells and a
spring creek, and is .convenient to
churches, school • and markets. Out-
going tenant leaves 10 acres s•o n 'with,
..fall wheat, i15 acres of new 'meado ,v and
does` all necessaty "gang Plowing and
dean Plowing. Far further ' particulars
apply to R. LEATI-TORN Eco„ Exeter;',
or DICKSON •r& CARLING,
Barristers . etc., Eseter.
Hops 1"OR SALE ;t
tile. s s eI s roQferit g ,iOr' sale:-
tsirable property on WV111ian s,t,
r i la c' ahlalf oto e , br Ie
1'lei1t, cons tion to gather
Huron Stroet, Apply°at '
-MISS 'POLLy'' FISHER
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• VILLAGE Q EN:Erma
NoAlINATioli , AND ELECTION.
Public notice I herebygiven that a
Ineetin.g of the electors of the ,Village
*f Exeter will be:held, in the Town; Hall,
)'++i=fere on "FRIDAY, DEC: 22nd;`' 1911,
at the hour; of ;12t o'clock noon, for the
PurIlose of makial,g. and. fiecelving notz1tn
ationa for'° Reeve, Councillors and School
Trustees for the tenoning year. And fur,
tiler :notlee• is hereby given( that in ;the
event of more caradidateta: being proposed.
for the offices than required, to be el-
ected, the meeting 'rail ;be adjourned un-
til MONDAY, JAN. 1, 1912, when polls.
will be opened at 9 a.nt., eloslno at
5 p.m. at the folk:twit= Places as fixed
by Village by-lavr, qtr,
Dolt No. 1.—Silas gandford'a 'rend.
ence, by Edward Treble, D.1110., and
Herb. Ford, Poll Clerk.
. Boli No.. 2—Town Hall, by 1V. D.
Weekes, D.R.0,t,: and Jos. Davis, Poll
Clerk.'
Poli bio. w-« ,t the office of Join, gnat-
shell, by H. E, Huston, D.'it.O., and, Alex
G. Dyer, Poll Clerk,
Poll No, 4.—At Wm, Walker's ree,denee
by R. G. Seldgn, D.R.O., and Alexi ?vlc,
Pherson, Poli Clerk. '
' And all electors ' are hereby reques'ted.
to take notice a;nd govern the2nselvps
aveord;izgly, T. B. CALLING,
Returning Officer.
resh
roceries
We are now. well establish
ed in business and we believe
on the .best of authority (nam.
ely that of a daily inereain,
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,-
4Fresh Groceries all the time,'r
All kinds of produce taireu,.
In exchange.
JAS. G UL
T4,iQKERSM Lff.--A very happy event
taxis place o a D .-'lila, at the home of
Mr. and 3Iraa. vatat. I:igre, it being the
lazarr.o e of their dau,hter, i.;zzic', to'.
John A..MeLzrklan, or Oro n rte, son
of Mex SIe :aetsia,n, of Boland. Sas*.
hut Formerly or Cromarty.
,11ITCHELL,—On December 12 it pretty
wcdd'ali took piaez in Trinity Church,
which: Was thronged with people. The
•
FARQUJHAR.
and 'Mrs. Robert Gardiner have
returned from a trip through the Can-
e , adign :West,—!44as Ett;r, Allen has re-
returnedto Stratford after a month's
his
s.... t
t
. . v: -fait irate--A,�,„m't�' of our man -a,t-
-
tended the .Guelph show last ,week.
LONDON N, ANDEDMONTON.'
L{}' D�, (3 The : x port :vibe, skew the beta . `get..
public +ss ori teacher s training
,R ■ • ,the scholars for the*: Xmas- Tree :°n
is „the 'churc z ,on Fr:dag evening or this s
wok, s.
, G. Port, was in
t London this week.
WINC>`IDaLSakt
Everything in Furs obtain-. I
ed of us will be found of
hest lit. effect !
the highest quality , p
in fit, and Ilght up-to-date.
As manufacturers selling
direct middle profits are
d amay
eliminated, and you
come to us with
confidence
In our ability
to please you.
All
kinds of
new
"Fur Gar-
ments
tnade to
specie
measure,
quality,
work-
manship,
and fit
guarana
WHAX yN.
i 3Ir. Patrick 1,attrpl yer accompanied by
chits another and, .sfster Iaaura, left last
'weelc to vist`'t witlaa Mrs. rLaw,phler'a
a :Por hag. Miss , Af%nervy
I Le'f of La' 1L a, near Hazntota, Manors'
bier eon a v"isf with her tna,nY friends
.and relatives. )Iiss Bessie Morley, who
i has been out west for aIx months on
a visit with he, relatives, returned to
i
lie. honkie last week. Her sister, Mrs.
1E:nest Parkinson of 1Voolsley apoom-
panied her and will spend the winter
t hirer 'w:rth her mother, —Grip is quite
`prevalent :n this community, and sett -
•e -al areindisposed. At the time o'Y writ
,a~ -Mr. Frank Parkinson of 132anaharel;
s seriously -ill and under* the doctor's
care. --00 Monday of t11s, week Herb
Cook's horse hastily arrived at the
cone/us ora that it -was high time he
was having a day off, so he ?made A.
dash Ga l:borty, and seeor'ix . his free--
dosn howled for Whalen, but was stop -
pen at the blackstaithv ebop. We would
advise our friend to he carat/4i with
that horse.
brotherin C 1 z
Read she London ;Baily Advertiser.
t ne Elect M trot*Uta'nn paper In West -
!ern Ontario. Contains latest market,
quotat ens .and, all general and heal.
{ ;ew # worth printing..
j SPECIAL OFFER.
Send $2.01) for the ,,London Daily Ad-
vertiser ler 14 mouths in advance.
T offer must be accepted before.
January 1St, 1912.
teed, I*leNSALL
ROSSI Limited
Fulls and CLOAKfi
196 Dundee Street
London Onto
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Ott lc•;;:e; pa:-tt, l,a, 'Wefts IL Patrick
Lorne Scott wasp :'n. TorOnto- part of
last week --Dave C7antelon watt an Tor
onto last week Mrs, "Cexv,orth.. return
ed from the 'what on FrIiilay nr'g,iht,
Lloyd Dav's WIttO is taking,; his holi-
days left :or Toronto.—Frank Nesbitt.
renerneet to ,town on ;:'r;day after an.
absence of .our .oaths. Uy W. D.
Duna who has been ry tin;; 'hie troth-
, airs B. ThlolelPaeta and sister aitaA
l nz:1
Dunn, left for the West via
Ch:Cage The Sunday Schools are
practisi°tty, hard for the Christman en-
tertalntnents
i. Tlr a .1, o: :t s' <4°:1ttnstn; Telegram, ,phi death took Place here on rkC. 7:2th
)1 r 1' Co d l; a J'a-lost, only etas of Mary Jane McKay, adopted dauglit,er
r' er o' vI'. ;,wad: Mrs. Jon Jordan, of or Thomas 'MelCay, at the age t'of t.'2
his town. years, ti Months. Deceased had been
'II of lung trouble for sent.et'Ime and
her danz:se Was expected. The :funeral.
took Place on S.xturday.
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PURE — PALATABLE -=- NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGES
FOR SALE BY WINE 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,LIMITED, LONDON, CANADA
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SECIEETS OF HOME LIFE
Statements madeby patients taking the New Method Treatment. They know it Cures
CH- No Names or Testimonials used without written consent
CONSTITUTIONAL BLOOD DISEASE. VARICOSE VEINS CURED.
Patient 1,10. 10474. ""The spots are all
gone froni my legs 'and arms and'I feel
good now,, I am very'. grateful to you
and shall never forget the favor your
medicines have done for'nie... You can
use myname in recommending,it to
any sufferer. Ilam going to get mar-
, tied soon. Thanking you once more,
etc."
SAYS TWO MONTHS CURED XII1I.
Patient No. 107655 _Age 23-. Single.
Indulged in immoral hafts 4 years. De -
'posit In urine -and, 'drains at night.
'Varicose Veins oil both sides, ,pains in
back,' weak sexually. He wrikes •-=-"I
received your letter:of'recent ante, and
inm`reply'I am pleased to say that after
taking two months' treatment" I would
consider myself completely cured, as
have seen no slns 00 thorn coming
back (one year).
TUE WvonrD SEEKS JMTF RENT,
Patient No.,11523. "I::have not had
a cegular Emission I' don't know when
and 'aim feeling,: fine. The world seems
altogether different to rio and 1 thanlc
God ,for directing: me to you. You have
been, an: honest doctor with me.'°
Case No. 16858. Symptoms when he
started treatment:—Age 21, single, in-
dulged In immoral : habits several years-
Varlcoso Veins on both sides—pimples'
on the face, etc. After two months'
treatment .he writes as follows:—'Your'
'welcome :'Tetter to hand and am very
glad to say that,;I think myself cured.
My Varicose Veins have completely dis-
appeared
isappeared for quite a while and it seems
a cure.•' -1 work".harder' and feel less
tired., I'.:have no desire :forthat habit
whateder and if I stay like this, which
I have.' every reason to believe I will.
Thanking you for your kind attention,"
etc.
GAINED 14 POUNDS IN ONE MONTH.
Patient No. 15522. This patient (aged
5s) had 'a chroniccase' of Nervous -De-.
ility and Sexual Weakness arid was run
down in vigor and vitality. After one
month's' treatment he reports as fol-
lows :—"I'am feelingvery well. I have
galned 14 pounds in one rnonth. so that
I. will haue to congratulate you. Later
report:—"I am beginning to feel more
like a man. Ifeet mycondition is
getting better every week.' His last re -
Port: ---"Dear Doctors—As' I. feel this in
:the last: month's treatment that -I will
'have to, get,.I thought at, one time I
would never be cured but' 1 put con-
fidence in you•from the start and you
have cured me.'
CURES GUARANTEE!) OR NO PAY
We treat and cure VARICOSE. VEINS. NERVOUS DEBILITY, ',BLOOD AND.
URINARYCOMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES and all Diseases
peculiar•
-CONSULTATION
to TAT:' ' FREE. BOOKS FREE. If unable, to call. write fora Question
CONSULTAT%Old
Blunk.fora',ome Treatment;
enk-11' AR letters from Canada meet be addressed to, our:Can.
adian Correspondencd.'Departri,ent as follows
ENNEDrt&?KENNEDY 1,lINDS0 t ONT
Doti'oit,' Mic
CORBETT
The death o1 Marshall M. 1lathers,
aur:t<. of Corbett. occurred very cud -t
tte:ily on ate. 0th, at the ;age 4f 52
Years. :Ir. lfatlt.;rs: has been 'At poor.
' health for a long t:'n e, but appeared
oho worse than usual.. He went to the,
bush to bring up soma wood and be-
came so violently ill that he had to 'be
tarried into the house on his return.
and be Passed away. 1n n, ;few houiis.
Mr. :gathers was an excellent neighbor
n kiendly Christian man and well rc-
spected. He vvas a son of the late
ephen :gathers of McGii111vray. One
thing that makes his taking off par-
ticularly sad Is his son Gilman has
ben 111 of pulmonary trouble. He Is
Mirv_veti by one sister,lMrs. John'Sch-
ram u' 'IecIllivlay- tovnllare, Edward
of ° I3r'-ttish .Columbia and a half sister,
Mrs. J. W. Sm:itheos: of 7Sth. con. Mc-
Gillivray
c-Gill vray also by a sorrowing widow,
Dile son Gilman, two daughters, :Liss
Laura, and a daughter one year old.
CLA N DE]O YE
Tae horns of Mr. and, Mrs. Jae, SIMP-
san, of tlii:cs( plaee'was the scene! of a
happy family gathering Dec. 12th, the
occas ion 'being the celebration of the
r ftleth anniversary of their marriage.
The weather elan presented Iia tribute
by uslter,ng in attiay almost identically
the same as) the original wedding day
Fifty. Years ago. A. -auraPtuous dinner,
consisting o- all seasonable 'dainties,
was partaken oil inthe din5zgt room,
which was decorated with gplden 'mums
and evergreens. The 'gathering which
numbered 35, corisilsting, oaf the children
grandchildren and brothers and •=_esters,
of the happy couple. During; the evening'
au ;.important programme, coast:sting: of
songs, speeches and, selectilons'-of music
was rendered. Ivir..and Ivlars: Jas. Simp-
son, wito are both in the enjoyment of
good. health, '• were 'tile ' rec pleats of
congratulations- on all rerides, `T.hoge pre
sent from; a (balance:were Rev. C. Ssimp
s0 i and YIrs.Sinhpsol, or Little Current
1
ZURICH.
Mr Clark of llamut'dn els the guest
of Mrs C. Frittz.-bfr. Hamer Well of
Calvary, Alberta; Is .vislting his',Par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. ; 10..Well.—Mr. Ed.
Art of, London wars' `iii town last week
visiting: with, his faanily,-hilts J. Il.:
Northwood of Wilndsio'r, ins visiting her
sister Mrs. Dan `Koehler:—Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Beznettt who have been ire the
Canadian West for a number of years'
have ',returned to town and expect to
remain for the winter Messrs Leslie
and `Chester Benedict o° North Dakota,
arrived here on Monday for a visit'with,
their aunt, v1rs. till1 and sister Mrs.
Henry Volland iofr- and „Mrs. Adam
Fuss 'an twBayo saris( of, y Port
r,sitin
d relatives in `toav, and via -
Adam is a native of this Tow.ii-:
sn':,r, aiad hip ;many friends'ar Pleas-
ed to .see.iiinl.=T,ie closing exert s ci'-
t1.e Zurich Public School'will he' held,
o,l Frday afternoon Doc 22nd, conimgnc•
gig at 2 'O'clock. A progranuiie consi,st-
ng`of songs, ` ecitations shI"'dialogues
w'III 'be given by' the,' lldtie :
p►a s four The
Advocate 'to
Jean. 1,19.13
BAY -FIELD ---We are Called 145011 thea
Week to record the, death of olw of tour
oldest reaiden`ts ,in the Person of Mrs.
Jane Wamsiey, aged'eighty two ,years
and free nionth,,s, Who departed this
lite en Thursday, haat. lairs. Wa resIey
Came to Bayfield 00117, l,10evale'twertty-
four years age, aryl lzas: reaided4 iz . thew
village ever sinee,..f'ea;-.hsel ;nd, the
z
Cham 'Wa e h
a melee, di.51< t irtyir�sr years
ago.—Dr. 1Vooda oea(d ,ed '; ia5 }e from
his trip to. Ea ,land and 4rpia nd' ori
:Monday last a te'Kx":zrlizzutet3.leL re the
Plow of the poll.: ; ,
C..11„ BLDG..
LONDON. oN:r
BUSINESS and S IO TiiAATD summers.
Registered last season arpwaxds of 300
students and placed every graduate...Seven
dally qualified fegblar to €oiress. One
Hundred and fifty Landon firm employ
OW trained help. College itt session from
,Sept- 5 to Jima 3t1. ;tinter any time.
Catalogue F .. .r
ForesCity
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Chattered Mcoentaitt,
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ESTERYELr„
Principal
t;
LUc N..Thal little two-year-old gait
ALt Walter (Gibson, formerly a w
known baseball player of London, will,
is feared, lose the sigibt at "one of
his eyes,; in `7V?iie 7` gra abseesa ;has de
velo,iaed He has been taken 'to London;
for treatment, but the attending: physic-
ian fears that little .can be done to
save the eye. The abscess developed
very unexpectedly .a couple of days ago
and causes the1'ba>:y. very -great pain..
WINTER TERM FROM., JA.N.. 2nd:.
CENTRA s r
T!'l*TFORD. ONT..
Is the leading Business College In
Western Ontario. - It bast, three ,depart-,
rre,'it.e. Catnraeread, Shoe -t nand and
telegraph. It 'is .larger and better .tics,,
those of the ordinary Business Cetliege
and our -"waaduates secure bi°g:z grade
Positions.' A Practical training la
worth. nlarnY times the cost. If you want
a Detainees College course select this
sithoal and, get the ,best. Our Cake -togas
;q rex. Wa-Loe for if M otIce,
D A. MCLACHLAN, Principal,
:eep:yow Bath Room
Spotlessly Clean with Cold Dust
Soap will not do the work properly because soap only
cleans the surface—itdoes not dig deep after germs and
hidden impurities ities like GOLD DUST—the greatest of all
sanitary cleansers
To keep bath tub and lavatory shiny -white and inviting
�--To keep metalpipes, fixtures and taps brightly bur-
nshed--To purify metal bowl—
To keep tiling and woodwork spotless and beautiful
Simplyadd a heaping teaspoonful of GOLD DUST
ko a pail 61 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 sold in
5o size and large pack-
ages. The large package
offers greater economy.
"Let
e GOLD DUST TWINS'
da yocrr Work••
Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, -
Makers of FAIR.'' SOAP, the oval cake,'
Montre
You willbe proud
the bread y u511 makf.
with PUi2ITY FLOUR
FTER seeing. a' batch of
big, golden -crusted, snowy-
white loaves, that you
have baked from PURITY
FLOUR, you will, indeed, be
proud of your cooking -ability-
and proud of your wisdom in
deciding to pay the little extra
it costs to procure such high-class flour. 'You will
admit, too, that we are justified in the pride we take
in milling this superb flour.
"More bread and better bread" -
PURITY FLOUR "
I7 is milled
exclusively from the best West-
ern :`hard wheat—the world's
finest. Nlorethan that PURITY
FLUR c nsis entirely el - of the.
high-grade, ofthe wheat,
portions
The;.. low - grade portions ' are
separated . and excluded during
during
the PURITY proce,s of milling.
Such high-ctass flour,• of course
exlends
more "
in the baking.
It
t mak-es "more andbread
hett.: ; 'r
o, bread.''
: lighter,take
It makes flakier pastry, too, if you -list : the pre-
,' Canaan to add more shortening. On account of its unusual
r, �
Sshtrengortenth inPUIIIillinD-QrY •1dillatT,Cr)yUfl-Rour, ., for best results, requires more
g
.. b
*atm" a
CWS
,eeRlTY FEOU
9e
PURTY
'Progressive dealers, eery, ;here' sell P "t
and take pride iii r6,COmmenditlg It.
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