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*tabor of the' Meal% of O ttarjo and,
HOMO gradUatp of Toronto linivcrslty.
Ottftae Wer 'Aleksen & earling'e law
pftlee. Closed Wednesday afternoons,
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Honor Graduate of Toronto Ueiversify
DENTIST
Teeth extracted w'ittfotut pain, or any
bad efteete, Otii;ce averQladman &
Stanblt res Office, Main" Street, Exeter'
LEGAL
A M,MCS N & CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solioitarra, Notaries,' Conveyancers, Conn.
meea1oners., Solicitrors for the IvIelaons
Bank, etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interrst
Offices—Madn-St, "Exeter
I. 11, Caa•img,' B.A. L, H. Dickson
MONETc TO LOAN
We have a large amount, of private
funds to loan on fan'an andvillage prop-
erc es at low rates or interest. '
=ADMAN & STANBUR, Y
Barr:eters, Solicitors, Exeter.
J. SENIOR
.Agent Confederat'on' Ws Assurance,
Company, also Flare Insurance +n lead -
trig .OanadIaan mad British Comilhaaies.
MaP,an-at., Z?izeter.'
T:• B CARLING -
L[fe, Fire, Accident and Plate Glass
Insurance; Collecting 'accounts, and con-
ducting auction' ,gales, -- Exeter, Ont.
The cost, of a Business or Short-
hand Education• in the
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Toronto, Ont. is quite moderate when
the splendid results are considered.
One postal card.—one effort—we do'
the rest This college is open all
year ,
FARTkZ FO,R SALE
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The tmdersigned Is offering for sale
that desirable 100 acre farm, situated
in the Townahfap of Feiddulph, being Lot
12, Can. 1. Thema is on the preariyeea
a geed Praline Mouse, bath with, founda-
tion, orchaitld, The farm 5s well drain-
ed and all under cultivation', This is
an excellent ;farm., well :situated and will
be sold reasonable, Foi further parties
ulars apply to Jolhtn O'Neil, Mooresville,
Ont. W. KELLY,
PARI4 ' FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering far sale
Lot 6, North Boundary Stephen, con-
t,aining 100 acres of., good. land. There
is on the prenniseis a good :trains house
with stone cellar , bank, barn with ce-
Ment floors ; 3 good •wells, end -.
small orchard;. This is a good grain
oicrgrass farm, or veau1d make a good
stock farm,. Situated ..two miles from
Exebar; phone in housel.' Will be tepid
reaso:aabbe. For particulars apply on
the premises, or wirite the undersigned,
Fred Green, Hay, or B. S. Phillips,
tlxeter.. .
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President Principal
SYNOPSIS OF CANA.DIAN. ORT
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
ANY peraosn who Is the sole head.o.
a fasnrlhy or any male over 18' years. old,
may homestead a quarter section • of
avatlable Dosninlen land rf, n Man:tobe
Saskatklhewen or. Alberta. ''the ap-
plicant must appear in person- at the
Dominion Lands— Agency. or Snub-
apiney for the di'steict. Entry by. pro
Xy 'Made be' toads at any ageeescy,, on
certain conditions by bather, mother,
sOon,• daughter, -brother or sister of in-
' tending hoan,gekead:er •
• Dukles-,-t11x months'. residence upon.
and • cultivation - of the land in each
of three years, A hosrteatieador rna,Y-
Ilya;
witahjn Wine, n..',liee afi id'fs`homestead on
a farm. at apt, Leadt 80 at:ges solely
owned and ocoupled by' hire or by hie
fsther;; mether, eon daughter, brother.
or sister.
In certaisrdxaltriets a hotitesteader
good standing may pre-emtot a' cfuart
° erleectten !along aide hes h'onvestead.
Price $3.00 per acre;
Duties--Mtitst reside upon the home
stead or pre-emiptioin six menials in
each, of stet years /men date of home-
,; stead 'entry'. (including the tetne - re-
iluired ,to earn homestead patent) and
cultivate fifty were® extra.
h besteatier who has exhausted 'ria
lhottiestead right and cannot obtaite to
pre-leinprtiom may enter tor , O. Pun-
phta,sed herne.sleae In certain diatri`.be
Price' $8400 per acre. Duties^• Must
reside six months tau esoh af• these
yeabe,.:cu1tiv:abe Silty 'acres and erect
_d a house worth 1300:
• 7W1, W. , CORY,
Deputy of, tFite ivEltitater et allt"inter;or
N.l'3 �tlnauthrortzed pubiioat:!ao
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1 p1Et'S 'VS" "� r'
N Ilttt3 MI'1'N.
� 1. a man saves looney
^-- cause he is kept too bus
Farmers weals* haired man or net to spend lt. „
eeaextl 'should p.Irats° thole ordera at axil
othar, ,tae thl +ei w4gi be d1tttoulty tp
secutl ; Stiletn. memo lett with tlAs
I:iocai Govetnmenat EtnolOyment A
foS this di '>.iti'i#, Advocate Qtd ce,
a!detres sod ttereto:, vifYt receive pt
attention !C, lg. S i,Nfl} 11ELS, Agolr
GRANO TRUNK RSS"T'rn§
`G`.T CxORIA DAY
Single Fare. for Round Trip
Between all stations in Canada east
of fort. Arthur, also to Detroit and
Port Huron, Mic!1,, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Black Rock and Suspension
Bridge, N. Y.
Good Going May 23 and 24
Return Limit • May 27th 1913
ROMVIESEEKERS' EXCURSIO N S
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta,
eacl. Tuesday until October
28, inclusive,
Via Chicago and St. Paul or Sarnia
Through the Pullman Sleepers to
Winnipeg on above dates, leaving 'To.
ronto 11,00.. p, m; No change of cars.
Return limit two months.
Ask Grand Trunk ,Agents for lull
particulars berth reservations, etc,
N. J. • DORE, Agent, Exeter
,Ontario liquor License Act
License District of South Huron. Not
ice is hereby given that Ez ra Brenner
of Grand Bend, has made application
for 'permission to transfer his Village
tavern license, Grand Bend, to (os.
Brenner, Grand Bend, and that the .aid
application will 'Ibe considered at the
meeting of the Board of License, Com-
missioners to be held at the 'Commer
cis' Hotel, Exeter, on Friday, May 30
1913: at the hour of 10 a.m. ,
Al. persons interested will govern
tlic inselves"accordingly.
John Torrance
License Inspector,:
'Dated at Clinton this 5th day '-t
May 1913.
License District of South iitiron..
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. J.A,
Newell of Exeter, has made 'applica
applica-
tiot. for permission to transfer her Vil-
lage tavern license (Commercial) Exe.
ter to T. II. Newell, anti that the said
application will be considered at a mei
eting of the Board of License Com-
missioners to be held at the Commer-
cia. Hotel, Exeter, on Friday, May30
1.913 at thehour of 10 a.m.
Alt persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
John Torrance
License Inspector.
Dated at Clinton ,this 5th day of
fay .1,913; •
Dr. de, Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
,ills are exceedingly'powerful in regulating the
enerative portion of the female 'system. Refuse
iII cheap imitations, Dr. de Tangs are sold at
5 a box, or three for $10. Mailed to any address.
Che Scobell Drug Co., St. Catharines, On
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W `ITa BILIOUSNESS AND SiC:iic
HEADACHE
Oa1{gla•ry, ALta„ July 8, 1911
1 was a great si'ftes it- fora long
timo wltlh. Bills paness, Sick Headache,
and 'Liver T.ro'tlib1e. Nothing seemed to
do amp any good. x" i)lad almost given
up in deapak w1ben I decided to try
FIG PILLS
After taking about ;half a box the head-
$ekes stopped and eny,a,ppetite'Improv-
ed. ' I have just Sineshed the fifth box
and feel as well, ea ever. I can beartdllY
recommend Fig Pelle far stomach and
liver troubles. Ore. Mary Epson..
Sold at all dealeris' in 25 ae d 50 cent
boxes or$nulled by' the Ftg P111 Co., St,
Thomas, Ont,
Electric Restorer for Men
Pbosphonol restores every tlerve int the body
to its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. ] Imiphonol will
make you a new man. Price tax box. or two for
$5. Mailed to any address. The 8cobellDrug
Co.. 8t. Catharines. Ont.
very Woman
is interested and should know
about the wonderful
Marvel WhIrlan9 Spray
Douche
Isk your druggist for
l:. It he ennnot supply
the MARVEL, accept no
other, but send stamp for Illus-
trated book—sealed. It gives full
particulars and directions invaluable
to ladies, WINDSOR SUPPLY CO., Windsor, Ont
General Agents for Canada.
NOOSE
CLEANING
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Ye Olde Firm Of
Hentzman .&
LIMITED
One Genuine Heintzman'&' Co. Up -Right Piano, Fancy
Walnut Case, slightly used, splendid condition, fully guar-
nteed 5 years. Regular price , 50 selling price $290.00 $6.
ler month.
One Thomas Square Piano Rose Wood Case 7 1-3 Octave
over strung scale guaranteed, 5 years $150. or $3. per month
One -'R. 5 Williams Square Piano Rose Wood Case 7 1-3
Octave over strung scale in splendid ' 'condition guaranteed
5 years. , $150.00 $3.00 per month.
One Steadman Square Rose Wood Case 7 1.3 Octave
overstrung scale in splendid condition guaranteed 5 years
$150.00. $3.00 per month,
15 or 20 Organs in good= repair fully guaranteed from $10
to $50.00 one to $2.00 per'month.
Heinztmnan & Co.
193-5-7 Younge Street, Toronto
or Heintzman & Co. '38 Ontario Street Stratford
Heint2man and Co. Please trail me
to -day a list of 'slightly used Upright
Pianos advertised :inthe 11Exeter Ad-
vocate.
Name
Eh F>J a lvdrtisernent will 'taloa be paid for. Address
UENs..L
N. Shier is carrying on the big-
sprice wrecking sale at Carling's
d Stand in the history of Exeter,
An Excellent opportunity to save 50
,per cent. Never .• agaitt Will such re-„
tnarkably low prices exist. Don't
delay; Act now.
' Dave Cantelon of Toronto was in
talvu last week.—Miss Jean Chidley
'of Clinton was the guest of Mrs, 1-1
',or Clinton
J. HQbkirk of Seaforth
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Tay-
lor,—Mrs C. Simpson has returned
after spending some weeks with her
sisters in Barrie, --.Mrs, Brussel, who
has been visiting relatives in This
section for some time, left last week
for Winnipeg.—Mrs. John. Shepherd
had the misfortune to let a stick of
wood Fall' on her foot injuring it con-
siderably,—Mrs. W. Stone who ' has
been very ill for some weeks, has
undergone, an operation, and is now
recovering,'
CROMARTY
E. N. Shier is carrying ory the big-
gest price wrecking sale at CarIing's
Old Stand in the history of Exeter.
An Excellent opportunity to save 50
pa: • cent. Never again will such re-
markably low prices exist. Don't
delay Act now.
Mrs McKay, wife of Rev. R. G.
McKay of Alvinston is visiting her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Scott,—
Miss Lizzie Hoggarth went to God-
ericl last Saturday, and accompanied
by Mr and Mrs, Peter McLachlan of,
that' town intend leaving for Regina
Tuesday where they will spend the
summer.—The many friends of Miss
Margaret Wilson will regret to learn
that she is quite ill at present, hav-
ing recently undergone an operation
for appendicitis in the Woodstock
hospital. We trust that she may soon
be well again.4-Mr. John McCulloch
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
Jersey cow this week,—Mr, John Mc-
Lachlan has also been unfortunate in
losing a working horse, the result of
indigestion. This is the second horse
Mr McLachlan has lost within a year.
ZURICH
E N. Shier is carrying on the big -
(gest ,price wrecking sale at. Carling's
Old Stand in the history of Exeter.
At: Excellent opportunity to save 50
per cent Never again will such re-
markablk low prices exist. Don't
delay ` Act now.
The Jackson Factory was open for
inspection on Wednesday and many
people availed themselves of the op
portunity of seeing the machines
at work.—Albert Heideman attended.
the funeral of a relative in Wood-
stock last week.—The frosts of last
week did considerable damage to the
fruit '.small fruits particularly.— Mrs.
Keller 'and Mrs. Rothermal were in
London last week.—Miss Lillian Faust
of Napierville is visiting her mother,
Mrs. P Faust, for a few weeks.- An
aged resident Samuel Foster died at
his home in this village on Wednes-
daj' of last week after ani illness of
some months."' Born in New York
State 74 years, he early; in, life mov-
ed to Zurich, where he taught school
for twenty-three... years. ,1e also ser-
ved as township :clerk for 17 years.
It -was here he was united in mar-
riage to Miss Jane Broderick. Seven
children blessed this union, four of
whom are living, viz : Herbert of Tex-
as Mrs 'Donald McAuley, Bad Axe,
Mich. James and Marion of this vic-
inity In 1890 Mr. Foster moved to
Pigeon, Mich., and settled on a farm
south of. Pigeon, where he remained
until four years ago, when he moved
to 'this village:
The 'official estimate of those who
pay income tax in United States is
as follows,—On $5000 126,000 persons
From $5000 to $10,000 178;000 per-
sons :$10,000 °to $15,000, 53,000; $15,-
$25,000. 10,500; 25,000 to $50,00o, 21-
000: 50,000 to 100,000, 8,5o0; loo,000
'to $250,000..2,500; 5230,000 to 500,-
000 to $1,000,000, 250; over $1,00o,-
000 100."
SEAFORTH-An exceedingly pret-
ty wedding took place at the home
of Mr •and ,Mrs. J. Archibald, Vic -
toil?. Square, at high noon, on May
7th, when Miss C. Souch, of Sea -
forth, became the bride of A. L
Porteous,also of Seaforth.
AILSA CRAIG—Frank McCarty and
John ivicKinnon, late of Lucan, were
Wednesday convicted by P. M. E. B.
Smith of Ailsa Craig of selling liqu-
or to three Indians, Eli Antone; John
Schuyler and Edward Schuyler in
Lucan. The pair• were fined $50 each
and McCarty was mulcted $8.67 ,osts
and McKinnon ,$5.07.. They neglected
however, to pay !the money and will'
each spend' the next 30 days with
Governor Carter at the County jail.
HURONDALE,—Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Dunr have the sympathy of the whole
community in the loss of thein little
son, Leslie. He had been ill about
a month. The funeral was held to he
Exeter cemetery on Tuesday after-
noon
NEW MUSKOKA TRAIN
The Grand Trunk. Railway System
is putting on a new train frere Tor-
ontc to Muskoka Wharf, commencing
Saturday, May 17th, leaving Toronto
10.15 a.m. daily, except Sunday, ar-
riving Muskoka Wharf 1:40 p. m•
making direct connection with steam-
ers for all points on;, Muskoka Lakes,
A brand new traini•'consisting of
baggage car,' Vestibute Coaches, and
Parlor -Library -Buffett car will be op
erated and passengers are assured of
a comfortable ride along` the most
interesting route to Muskoka Wharf
which is the original gateway to the.
fat -famed Muskoka Lakes.
This train runs right to to side of
steamer at Muskoka Wharf, thus a-
voiding any inconvenience to pass-
engers
Return connection is tnade vitt
traiu leaving Muskoka Wharf at 10.45
a,na. daily, except Sunday, arriving at
Toronto : 3.10 pan, '
Tourist Tickets." at reduced rates
ate now on tale to Muskoka e -
sorts good for Stop -over at' ' any.
.point and good to return • rout
November 30th, 1913.
Fla particulars and ilJicdts' from.
mix Grand .Tritnit Agents. N. J. Jere
Station Agent, Exeter.,
nu iil H11i1 umuOnial
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