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eleaeber of the 11,Q,D,S. of Orstaxie and
Honor Graduate or Toronto tentveradt .
QtfiCe-O er Dickson ke Carilefes saw
Ort0. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DU. Al BB, 2YTNSeXUL
Honor Graduate Kit' Toronto terreversetY
D iN` XST
Tenth ext>raoted without Pain, or tine
bad effects. Offi ce over Gladniail et
Stannury's. OM ee, Mata- Street, Exeter
LEGAL.
DICKSON c4 CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries, conveyaeeers, Cora
miss3.onere. Solicittore for t,re Moisors
is, Sank, etc.
A2oney to Loan at lowest a'ates of intere•rlt
aL1
Offices--Matin-St., Exeter"
I. 11. Carling, I3.41.. L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
la eprop.
Cunds to loan o�n famm and vi.l g .
arfles at low rates at • interest.
GLADMAN ee Stl.'ANBUIiY
Beerastesa, Soldaitors, Exeter.
e, SENIOR
Agent Confederation bite Assurance
..Company, also F.e'e .Int+urance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Marin -St., Exeter.
T. B CARLING
Lite, Fire, Aecidwit and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting acoounta 4and,•con-
ductineeauotion gales, Exeter, Ont.
Owing to the High Standard :Hain=
tained in the popular
LLiQTT
Idozeddi
Toronto Ont, the demand for the
graduates is far in excess. of the
supply College open all year. Enter
now Write for. catalogue.
FAR FOB SALE
The usidensigned is offering for "reale
that desisable 100 acre farm, s-ttuated
in the Township of B,iddulph, being Lot
Le, Con. 1.- Tlhidre is on. - the prean;,ses
.a good Varna tiioinee, barn with,, founda-
tion, orariartd,. The fanny is well drain-
ed and all under cultivation. This is
an excellent fNunn, wall situated and will
be ,sold reasonable., For further verde,-
Wars apply to 'L7'olbn O'Neil., Mooresville,
Ont. WM.. KELLY.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering f'or sale
Let 6, North B;ouir dary •Stephen, -con-
taining 100 arsea of good land. 'There.
is ..enY the prem eses a. good Prattle house
with stone cellar ; bank barn with ce-
ment floors 3 good wells, and a
snail orchard;. This is a gotod grain
or grass "fa'rm, or wiould make a good
stock rar`m: Situated two miles from
E4xot.ar , phone in house Will be scold
reasonable. "For particulars apply on
the premises, or waits the undersitgned,
Fred Green, 1 -lay, or El'. S. Phillips,
Exeter.
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e dome
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occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, oivil rervants, in
fact every sphere of Business Activities
You may finish M college if you so wish
Positions guaranteed:' Enter college any.
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GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principal
TI'IRB.SHE,D OUT 4Q l U'SMt.1,S ( F
WHEAT TO THE ACRes
' Serco mbe of 'Medford Ontario
writes , -.541 am sending you a photo
gawk.,, of my wheat field which I
think shows .a very good crop in-
deed for it yielded 21 loads of sheave
on 0 ,acres and•thresb,cd out 41 bushe1
to the ,acre. In growing it we asci
200 lbs of Homestead Bone Black Per
tilizex' without any other manure, We
also lead another field of 20 'teres
which threshed out 34 bushels to
the acre"'
1.1.onlstead Fertilizer's ' are lnanu -
factured and sold by the Michigan
Carbon Works, 'Detroit, Michigan,
who will send free to any farmer
their book on fertilizers with a
handsome ccaleader 'postage •.,aid$
They want agents where they are
not now represented. Address -
Michigan Carbon Works, Postoffice
Drawer 814-A, Detroit, Michigan, ask
ing..for terms.
BRTUCEI{IELD—John Murdock, ' of,
Stanley has rented his uncle John
Murdocks farm; on the London Road.
He will now work 200 acres,—John
Kitchen has moved into the house
lie recently purchased. R. -Ston
has moved into his house recently oc-
cupied ' by Mr, I(itchee.
GRANETTRUNK RAVI
I
Homeseekers' Excursions
To MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
AND ALBERTA
each TUESDAY. until Oct. 26th in'
elusive
Winnipeg and Return $35.00
Edmonton and Return 43.00
Proportionate low rates to oth-
er points.
Return limit two months.
- settlers' Excursions
To ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN
Evers TUESDAY until April 29th
incite -eve from stations in Oaten()
For• hope, Pc,terboro anu Wast, +it
very low 'rates.
Through coaches and Pullman tour-
ist, Sleeping cars are operated to
WINNIPEG without change, leaving
Toronto 1.100 p.m., via
Chicagoca
oo
and
St, Paul on above dates.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
is the shortest and quickest route be-
tweeWinnipeg-Saskatoon Edmonu
ton_
Berth Reservations and particulars
from Grand' Trunk agents.
TC FARMERS WANTING LIEN.
Farmers wanting hared men for next
season ishiouid plaice their orders at once
other v'is'r there will he iiff.culty as
seeming help. Orders' left with the
Lora' Government Employment -Agent
for this distriet, Advocate ozs:ce, or
a.ddraesed thereto, will receive prompt.
attention C. El.. SANDERS, Agent.
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generat't,ve portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Tan's are sold at
55 a box, or three for $10. Mailed to any address.
Tho Scobell Drug Co., St. Catharines, Ont.
S"i'NOPSIS OF CAbTADLA.N NORTH
WEST LA.ND REGULATIONS
ANY person whois the sole Bead 'c
a fasnfiy or any ruti,le over 18 Years
'nay homestead. a -quarter seetioan of
available t ohriin blot . land fin Manitoba
Saskatchewen or Alberta. The ap-
plicant must • a ppea r in person at the,
Doniinton Lairds Agency Or Sub-
agency for, the-diStrict. Entry by pro-
xy, made be made at any a8'ein:TY, on.
certain cc ndit_i one by bather, mother ,
soon, _daughter, brother or sister ,of in-
tending setenelseeader
• Duties—S1Y months' residence upon
and culetvettion of the land in each,.
o t three - years', A boniesteadar nkay rive
Within anfaas r it -;les ' eat toe homestead on
a. farm '"ext at ..least . BO aches solely
owned and occupied by Man or by his
father, mother, son daughter, brother
or Isistert,
In certa.in, districts a hionieateader /An
gOOd trtaandimg may pre-empt a quart
er-Oecirion 'alonag side his hones stead.
Prier.: '$0.00 per acre.
<+- Duttee—irluet rehide upon the heanie
ectad or pre -en ptten six months in
each of.'eix years ficin zlate ochome-
stead entry (trio uding the time re-
quired, to earn hoarneeteed patent) and
cultivate fifty acnes "extra,
A hoolesteader who hag etchtrin ted li•s
h ataeertead right and carr not obtain a.
preeenttetton may enter tel' g; puri.."
oliladed ''-hetnes'eed in certain, .distn'cta
Fries • 1.0o per acre. 'Dutiefr--, Must
reside atk nrUeitihe frs eaeh of these,
years, cultivate tety eeoreseea'nd erect
ti. house worth b„300..,..
14 W. COB Y,
rlttty, .., the .Miti$Ateett •of the retterior
BID u'Lrrf,
We have to announce the death of
HphraimLangford c Riddul b,which
ooenrred the 3rd inst. Mr. bald f,o 4
had retired from active farm life ,for
some years his farm, being operated by
his son, Normals. Ile was et native of
of the township, I1.a is survived by
his widow three dangliters;' Mrs. Ris-
don, Mrs, Cleorge Stewart and Mrs.
Charles Walden, four sorts; Norman
of Biddulph Rev. Albert J.+afRincard-
ine, Rev. Vred of Vripcolxger and Rev,
Frank of Regina,
My Marshall Bob, who has been on
the Lonclo Police force for • • num-
ber of .years has resigned; .i his .position
and - having purchased a farm in
Wes Williams Township ; near Park
hill, moved, there with his laniily
las week.
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it Spare Hours, Our courses , are
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Please explain (without obligation on my
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E. A.
Heintzrnan
LIMITED
& Co.
EAL BA.RGAI
IN UPRIGHT
PIANOS
- Ten slightly used Upright Pianos
all , in good condition. At one-third
to one-half the original price, on
small Weekly or Monthly payments.
Write for needed particulars
& Co.
�3Ceiiatzxn,�l�a.
193-5-7 Youngs Street, Toronto
.or
Heintzman & Co. 38 Ontario Street
Stratford
Heintznian and Co. Please mail me
li used Upright
to da a list of slightly g �htly'
Pianos advertised in the Exeter Ad.
vocate.
Arnie
[ `--17natt+Ji �rrtzett ` pubiiceton of Address
this• n,:vrrtisenttnt Wilt not bo peed tor.
Ilia:
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Dr. Sellery is riot likely to move to
Toronto for some time, Rev. R..
Melts preached in Wesley Church
Clinton an Sunbay.—Miss 'Urquhart
of Chatham is the guest of her :.Cine
sins, Misses Urquhart—Mr, And Mrs.
C. A. lktafottetl returned from Toron-
to 'last week.—A, .McPherson has
nearly recovered from the effects of
the fall over; his back steps, which he
snstained last week. --Mrs, Shirray
and daughter Miss ,Agnes, aeoompan-
ed by Helen Cooke left for 'a ,two
weeks visit to Toronto., -11. Ingram
and family moved, to ' London this
week, where Mr. Ingram is engaged
in building operations. Mr: Ingram
has lived here for a number of years
---Rev. Mr. Smith is quite a pedestrian
as Ile walked to Exeter last week to
attend a meeting of the Ministerial
Association. ".
WCRICH
Reinman Ealbfleisob has taken a
position as junior in the local branch
of the Molson'e Bank.—Samuel . Mer-
rier has disposed of his farm in the
15th Oon. to his sate Roy Merner.: Mr
Jacob Haberer moved into their home
at ur,
the South end,—Mr. R. Laren
9 ,
who has been running the mail and
stage route between here. and Hensall
for so many years, is laid up with an
attack of dropsy.—Henry Truemner
of the Goshen line South has disposed
•of his farm to Gasper Walper, who in-
tends turning it over to his son Wm.
Mr. Truemner has taken Mr. Walper's
house in town,—Mr. John'pecher sr„
bas disposed of his general purpose
show team tor the big sunt of 8580.00
to ttr. Snaith .of Hamilton. Mr. Ern-
est Rader also disposed of a fine team
to the same party for $550.80.—A very
painful accident occurred to Mr. Con-
rad Fuss, a farmer living close to the
village on Thursday afternoon. He
was adjusting a rotary cutting
machine, when the thumb of his left
band was cuaught in the gearing
smashing it in a terrible manner. Am-
putation was suggested, but his fam-
ily physicians thought the member
could be saved by pressing the bone
to its normal shape and bandaging it.
—A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kalbfleish oe Tuesday, the 8th
of April at 5 p.m., when their daugh-
ter marriage to
.ter Laura.was united
Frederick J. Haberer. Rev, C. J.
Maass being the officiating minister.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of the relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. amounting
to about 70 persons. St. Peters
Church Drysdale was the scene of ,a
pretty and fashionable wedding on
Tuesday morning, when Joseph E.
Laframboise, and Blanche Laporte
were united in the Holy bonds of ma-
-trimony.
TEN COMMANDMENTS
First -Thou shalt not wait for
something to turn up, put thou shalt
pull off thy coat and go to the work
that thoumayestprosperin thy affairs.
and make the word "Failure" spell
"success",
Second—Thou shalt not be content
to go about thy business looking like.
burn, for thou shouldst know
that thy personal appearance 18 better
than u letter of recommendation.
Third — Thou shalt not try to
make >exeuses, nor shalt thou say
to those who chide thee, "I didn't
think."
Fourth Thou shalt not wait to be
told what thou should do, nor in what
manner thou shaltdo it, for thus may
thy days be long is the job which for-
tune has given thee.
Fifth Thou shalt not fail to main-
tain thine own integrity, nor shalt
thou be guilty of anything that will
lessen thy good respect for thyself.
Sixth -= Thou shalt not covet the
other fellow's job, nor his salary, nor
the position that he has gained by his
own hard labour.
Seventh - Thou' shalt not fail to
lige within : thine income, nor shalt
thou contract any debts when thou,
const not see thy way clear to pay
them. '- .
Eight — Thou shalt not be afraid
to blow thine own horn, for he who
faileth to blow his own horn at the
proper occasion, findeth nobody stand-
ing by to -blow it for him.
Ninth — Thou shalt not hesitate to
say "No" when thou meanest 'No' nor
shalt thou faileth to remember that
there are times when it is unsafe to
bind yourself by hasty judgment.
Tenth — Thou shalt give every man
a square deal. This is the last and
greatest commandment and there is
noother like unto it. Upon this comm-
andment hangs all the law and profits
of the business world.
Good Health
vim arta Vitality
Are asauxed If YOU Will cleanseyour.
atQeutetl of utndiitoeted ,teed mid tout
gases ; the excess bile fresi . the neer
RURAL ROUTE POSTS
The following questions have been
asked and answered in the Mail and
Empire.
Is it lawful to place the ruralmailbox
withinfour feet of the traveled road?
(2) In case a vehicle is broken by
coming in contact with the mail box,
who would be responsible forthe dam.
age?
Ane.- The regulation with regard
to placing rural route mail post boxes
is "that they shall be placed ''near
enough to the travelled road to enable
the courier to deposite the mail in the
box without ,dismounting from his
vehicle." 1 should -think that the post
might be placed even nearer to the
travelled road than four feet.
(2) If the poets have been legally
placed near to the traveled road,' these.
driving vehicles along the road should
take care not to run into those posts.
Posts are there for the the convenience.
of the public, just as bridges are placed
on. the highways for the convenience
of the public. If a traveler, comes into
contact with the side of a bridge and
injures his vehicle he would not have
any legal right to claim damages from
anybody and on the same principle a
traveler coining into collision With a
rural mail post cannot claim damages
from anybody, but the traveler may
have to pay for the damages done to
the post.
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and:'tha waste m;ttiter from the flit
Ines and, trowels hY the use aY.
pre Pti.LS
the great tt'utt kldneV. Vas' itb t
and • bowel remedy.
At sU doa$crs '�5 rarea0 rt bo
or zna.11od byT„te rid 11 Ca.,
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OR The Women who have used
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since by dealers in medicine to the
benefit of many thousand women.
Assist Nature
now and Men,
with a gentle
cathartic Dr.
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and Pellets tone
up and Iliangor.
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bowels. Be sure
you get what
tyouYask for.
Now -if you prefer - o can
obtain Dr.
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your druggist at 31 per box, also in 50e
size or send 0 ons cent stamps to Pro
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women's ailments. I want to tell all women about
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daughter, your mother, or your sister. I want to
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Leucorrhoeaor Whitish discharges Ulceratloa, Dis-
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Remember, that It will cost you nothing to give the
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MRS. M. SUMMERS, Sox H.840 - - - WINDSOR, C1nt
A. GREAT- OFFER-- The Ad-
vocate has • just tiompleted ar-
rangements, whereby We can sup-
ply 'the Advocate, Mail and 'Haw
$r ,,aid Dominion 1 otititry Giticte
lox the 'small shit ',Of., +tqw
i?1 the Limo to eeaure hap anti.
goo reading at IOW costs.
Why should any other
cereal be called"just as
good" as
Because Kellogg's is known to be the best
and most nutritious cereal on the market—
Because
arket;Because the sale of .Kellogg's Corn Flakes
is enormous as trade returns will show—
Because another large modern factory, the
best and most sanitary in Canada had to
be built to take care; of our constantlp in-
creasing trade-=
Because the imitator, knowing these facts
and having fewselling arguments for his
own product thinks to create a market for
it by comparing it to Kellogg's:
But ---the aim, al- d1 thesita t iin ng
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
qualitiesof :.
cannot be counterfeited : Sold, .in
big packages .fit ..1Oe, Look ..for
the `s nature.
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EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
IIOMESEEKERS
SETTLERS
Low Round Trip Rates each Tuesday,
March to October inclusive
Winnipeg and Return - $35.00
Edmonton and Return • 43.00
Other points In proportion
Return Limit two months.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Comfortable berths, fully
For settlers travel-
ling with live stock
and effects.
SPECIAL TRAINS
Will leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY
MARCH AND APRIL
10.20 p.m.
Settlers and fainities
without '.- stock
shoutd '.Ise
REGULAR TRAINS
Leaving Toronto
10.20 p.in. Daily
Through Colonist
and Tourist Sleepers
on all excursions.
equippedwith bedding, can be secured at
moderate rates through local agent.
COLONIST CARS ON ALL 7:?AIr3S
No charge for Berths
Home Seekers' Trains Leave Toronto 10.20 p.m. during March,
April, September and October, and. at 2 pain.. and
10.20 p.m. during May, June, July and. August.
Through Trains Toronto to Winnipeg and, West
Full particulars from any C.P.R. Agent or write M. G. Murphy,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto •
Why should any other
cereal be called"just as
good" as
Because Kellogg's is known to be the best
and most nutritious cereal on the market—
Because
arket;Because the sale of .Kellogg's Corn Flakes
is enormous as trade returns will show—
Because another large modern factory, the
best and most sanitary in Canada had to
be built to take care; of our constantlp in-
creasing trade-=
Because the imitator, knowing these facts
and having fewselling arguments for his
own product thinks to create a market for
it by comparing it to Kellogg's:
But ---the aim, al- d1 thesita t iin ng
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
qualitiesof :.
cannot be counterfeited : Sold, .in
big packages .fit ..1Oe, Look ..for
the `s nature.
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03,