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DENTIST
Teeth extracted wittiout Pain, or any
had emesis, Odatee over Gladman &
Stantatrea, °t rice, Maden Street, 191iceter t
eon,
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•DiCKSON 4 CARLI iG, BARRISTERS,
Selkitars, N(ofrari'es, Conveyancers, Come
mitstiinnere. Solicitors for the Molsona
Bank. etc.
Money to I.,toan at lowest rates of interpot
Offices—Main-St.) Exeter
I. R. Carling, D.A.. L, Ti. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a lenge asneuht cif private
rands to ,an on farm and Waageprep•
err" -es at low ratios o'[ ihteg4'elti,
• Gl iA•flBibiiAN 6E lir1 A.NBI3I•i"Y
Bar>stera, Sobleitora, Exeter.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation We Assurance
Company, also. Fore Insurance lea&
Ing Cauticl#at ' sled Brine C,oamtllaltiies.
Macu-St., Exeter.
T. B CARS.I'h(i
• Life, Fire, Ateklbttt and plate Gillian
Inaurirnee, colleetisig aceounte, and cora.
ducting auetton eales. - ibeeter, 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
FAXFARM FGR SALE
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable 1ou acre farm, situated
in the Towns/4p of Biddulpla, being Lot
18, Con. 1. There 2s on the prem s e
a good frame tliaottae, barn with,. founda-
tion, onto:rld,. ' The farm Is well drain-
ed
ramed and all under culfirvation. This is
ail .excellent faal>n& Well situated, and will
ba sold _reasonable, For Cutter partio-
ulars apply to john O'Neil, Mberesve.lie,
Ont. WM. MOLLY,
FARM FOR SALE
The underaigtiied is offering for sale
Lot 6, North SawndarYStephen, con-
taining 100 acres of good .land. There
is on the premises 'a gd;od frart>;e houae.
with stone cellar ; bank barn with ce-
ment floors; 3 good .Alr.,,,11o, and - a
small orchard;. This is a good grain
r grass farm, or wieuld make a good
1 stock farm. Situated two miles from
Eget r; phone in .,house. Will be sold
reasonable. For particulars apply on
the premises, or write the undersigned,
Fred Green, clay, ar Bc. S. Phillips',
j Exeter.
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College At I
Home
Thousands of ambitious young per)•
ple are fast preparing in their own homes to
occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in
fact every sphere of Business Activities ,
You may finish, at college:; if you so wish
Positions guaranteed. Eater college any
day. Individual instruction, Expert tea.
Chem, Thirty years, experenee. Largest.
trainers in Canada. Seyen colleges, Spec-
ial course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-.
ada. Sumpter School at famous
Spotton Business College, Lon-
don.
'GEO, SPOTTON' B. F. WARD
President Principa{
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTI3
WE1ST 'LAND RE ULATIONS
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ANY persons who is the sole headioZ
a family or any mals over 18 years Old,.
':
[nay dtatneetead a, quarter section`..o5'
' available Dominion, land en Manitoba
Saskatkhewen or Alberta. . The ap-
plicant must appear in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-
agency for the &strict. Mabry' by pro-
xy made be made at 'any age, y, on
certain conditions by nattier, mother ,
son, dau+g;htter, brother or sister ;of in-
tending homesteader
Dirties --Six months' residence upon
and cultivaction of the Land in each
`. of three, years, A homesteader may live
' within intine ir.:;ires of k's homestead on.
a farm of at least 80 acres sotely
owned and occupied by hien or by his
father, moither, son daughter, brother
or ,sister;
In certain districts a homesteader An
good standing. May' pre-empt a quart
er-isectiOn 'along side hest homestead..
Price` $3,00 ,peer acre.
Duties—Must reside 'upon the hems
stead o.r pre-eirsption sig menitho in
each of six years frosty date of ' home-
stead entry (including the tFnes re-
quired to earn hotrlaestead patent) and
cultivate fifty acme extra.
A ,he neeteader who has exhausted his
hro,iiiestead right and 'carr, not obtain o
Pre-temPtion may muter for a pun
chased ho'mpsaeacl in certain disttietg
Price .$8.00 pier acre. bufips -• btuet
reside six mentlhrs fit each, of these
Years, ottjlhlvrate fifty? adios • and trent;
• a, house,',,iortti, $306.
VA W. CORY,
Deputy of the Willie the Interior
N.R. AIn$rotherised laublictativn e f
this ativertisarnent will net .be pad tor.
EversWoman
Marvel1'u'v §Bill!
Douche„
to intens Q end slap 4d ku0'w
about tbe wobe?str
risk your druggist for
it, Irc
a not Supply
dhe MAItY l accept no
other, but sen temp for illus.
tinted hook-,.sealed,'itt ggives full
Particulars and direetionp-involuable
to tedieaWalenso aSUPI'LTCO.,Windsor,'Ont
General Arcate for Canada,
GRANUTRUNK S s EM
Homeseekers' Excursions
To •MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
., AND ALBERTA
each TUESDAY until Oct. 261h in-
clusive
Winnipeg and Return $35.00
Edmonton and Return 43.00
Proportionate low rates to oth-
er points.
Return limit two months.
Through coaches and Pullinatt tour-
ist, Sleeping cars are operated to
WINNIPEG without change, .leaving
Toronto 11.00 p,m., via. Chicago and
St. Paul on above dates.
Tickets are also on sale via Sarnia
and Northern Navigation Company.
Full particulars and reservations
front Grand Trunk Agents, or write
C E. Horning, D,P,A., Union Station
Toronto, Ont.
N. S. DORE, Agent, Exeter
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol ;Ors i sps ever tem kt/h�ej
vim and vitality. Premature y a sax
w ness averted at once. anal
mike ou a new man. Pirko a'bor •rasp_
��, o61Peu D
yy�� toanya �E
b..$tiCd`
Catharines.
STRATEORD.-Stung by a bee
over the left eye son his, return from
church, on Sunday, 'John Paff, a well
known fanner be the first concession
o5 North. Easthope, was dead' twerrty
minutes later, His wife, :two sons
and ane slaughter survive.
PILES CURED at HOME
by New "Absorption ¥ethod.,
if you suffer from, bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send in your address, and,
1. will tell you how to cure your-
self at home by the absorption
treatment ; and will also send
some .of this home treatment
free for trial, with references
fzoni your own; locality if re-
quested, Iininediate relief and,
permanent cure assured. Send
too money, but tell other s , of
this offer Write to -day to Mrs.,
M. Summers, Box 840 Windsor,
Ont;
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. Ole T.
Tlhe ilesit prarctt4ad training school in
Ontario:-4Thinee 'dePartments, COMMER,
Cut., ratio ',.`,EIA liD and. TELI8GRAP
i Y., Ali caursea ars tililoatough and
prarticsa. tresiotaars are experienced and
graduates acre p . in litasittot s.. �Ne
give ind edual aiflttenVon and students
may eater at aniy time Write for our.
tree catalogue at once, -
r1 McLAQ3LA,N, Principal.
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ALE --- STOUT -- LAGER
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
A/Ara A /AAA A APO nA&41/4 annnnnnrannnnnnnnnnn/UNA%
CLEANING
SNAP
Ye Olde . Firm Of
Heintzman & Co.
LIMITED
GI HENWAi•
We aye 'pleased to report Albert
k ollocis. as convalescing, after his re -
cuff illness.'-'9Ulte a number; from.
herr` attend the bltll gamestSahi e a
-Mrs. A.. M. Wilson attended
branch meeting of thw W.M.S. in
Chatham last week, Mrs. J. Sllerritt:
was the 'delegate from this auxiliary,
Mr I. Lawson of Crediton has the
contract for a cement Bridge • at the
creels north of here, also one -on
Baker's sideroad,
McGII,LIVEAY
fortes Marrwho has been a resi-
dent of Parkhill for the past 21 years
died early Tuesday morning. The de-
ceaeed was born in the Township of
Markham in the year 1826 and at the
time of his death was 86 years, 9
months and 22 days,, Sixty-four years
agc the decreased, with his wife, mov-
ed to the 3rd concession of McGi1Ii-
vray near Clandeboye, when the front
of McGillivray was a new settlement.
The deceased early took an interest
in the public affairs of the township,
serving as a member .of the Munici-
pal Council for 28 .years; first as a
councillor and then as second and
first deputy Reeves and 'finally. as
Reeve,
One Genuine Heintzman & Co. Up -Right Piano, Fancy
Walnut Case, slightly used, splendid condition, fully guar-
anteed, 5 years. Regular price 450 selling price $290.00 $6.
per month.
One Thomas Square Piano Rose Wood Case 74 1-3 Octave
over strung scale guaranteed 5 years $150. or $3. per month
One R. S • Williams Square Piano Rose Wood Case .7 I-3
Octave over 'strung scale in splendid condition guaranteed
5 years. $1.50.00 $3.00 per month.
One Steadman Square Rose Wood Case 7 1.3 Oetave
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.
Reinztman & Co..
193-5-7 Younge Street; Toronto
or Heintzman & Co. 38 Ontario « Street, Stratford
Heintzma,n and Co. Pleat a mail me
to -day .a list of- slightly used Upright
Pianos advertised in . the Exeter Ad-
vocate.
lame
.Address,
ZURICH
Mrs. Cyrus Colosky returned after
a few days visit with relations and
friendsik Detroit.-- Mr, Fred Kalb.
Nadi has erected a new smoke stack
as the other one was badly` damaged
by the last wind storm. — S. Ticknor
delivered to Mr.`Chas lil'ritzSfteen live,
healthy skunks for which he received
in the neighborhood $75. Mr. Fritz has.
a skunk farm. Mr. Fred Leibold,
who has secured ajob in the baggage
department of the G. T. R.. at Strat-
ford moved to that city. — Rev. C. C.
J. Maass, pastor of the Lutheran church
for some years will leave shortly to
accept a call from near Philadelphia.
Mr. Henery Truemner and family
tnoved to town last week. =- Rally
Day was observed Sunday in the
Evangelical church.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell, jr., of
the Township Tuckersmith, have the
sympathy of the community in the.
death this week of their infant
daughter. — Mr. W. R. Hodgins, an
old-time resident of the village, and
who for many years conducted a hotel
here, is visiting his relations and friends
in HenselI and neighborhood, after five
years in Winnipeg. —Councillor Rob-
ert D. Bell is not quite as well he has
been during the past 12 months, having
over exerted himself in the state of
his health in endeavoring to overtake
his spring farm duties. 3. C. Werra
ener, of Sarnia, has taken a position
with his brother' Nathan in his con-
fectionary and restaurant business.
Mrs. Sararas is moved into James
Priest's house. — Mrs. A. H. King ie -
turned to Ingersoll, after spending a
week with her parents here. — Mrs.
Rathwell, who has been quite ill for a
couple of montbs,is recovering.—May
24th was observed as a public holiday
in the village of Hensall. John
Zueflehas 'purchased from the execut-
ors of the George Petty estate, the
block in which his residence and shoe
shop are located. — Tile third annual
Gun Club Shoot was held May 24th.
F. Kerr of Crediton East won the silver
cup, getting 95 out of 100. The other
scores in the 100 -bird event were. —3.
E. Hovey 92, J. Passmore 01, G. Dalry-
mple 89, I3. Solden 88, J. Hawkins 87,
J. E. Cantelon 85, G. East 81l, C. Fritz
17, D. Brintnell 78, 5, 'Webb 74, R. Bell
73. In a team shoot, five men to the
side, between Hensall and Clinton at
25 targets,Clintonwon by 1 bird 105.101.
in the 14lring-glus *Women ofteaa rear Mi►rirtklaA. h*lloer eirelea under eyes,
"'—.to tar right remedy when worn.
crow a toAt, sit becapse she did not' tura yy��
dont with thine troubles which are disti*. ctly feminine, Rackactse, heedacbe,
;pains, lassitude, teervousnere and drain upon vitality --bring untold stt8•ertng
to wornsnhood.ead the fare show* it. The nervous system and the entire
woeoagly mak.-up feats the tonic egeet of
- IERCE'S EAVQRITE PRESCRIPTIC,N.
It allays and subduer neryous excitability, irritability, nervous exhaustion, and;
other distressing symptoms commonly attendant *open functional and orgaeic
diseases of the feminine organs, It induces refreshing aleep sad relieves
mental anxiety And despondency. Known everywhere and for ever 40 years
as the standard remedy for theditleae 1 of women, Your dealer In medicines
sells it in liquid or sugar-coated tablet form; or yeji can send 50 one -cent
stamps for atrial box of I3r, Pierce's Favorite Prescription tablets, Address •
Dr. R, V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N."li. ,
DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS REGit1LATE AND INVIGORATE
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. SUGAR-COATED TIN'lf' GRANULES.
Dr, de Van's .Female Pills
reliable Fr ch regulator; never fails. 11`hhme
p' aro ezeee, ypowerful in regulat tiie
neraiive p on of the fezttale sX ons. Kase
1rii ps. Dr.: elfin n li arey�t,ld ai
a�11 sten . ta�
rt a box, or t ee for 510, Maii to any address.
i s Beebell Drug Co.. St. Catharines,
KIRKTON
Dr Marion Oliver, a Presbyterian
missionary, who has been working in
India died at the home of, her father
William Oliver, Burnside Farm, near
here, on Thursday` last. She had been
in failing health for some time and
critically ill for two weeks.
A Delegation from Kirkton end
Saintsbury met the Rev. D. Williams,
D. D., Bishop of Huron, regarding a
successor to the Rev, G. W. Racey.
There was a long conference regard-
ing the present and the future of the
parish. Kirkton has done well for
there are not many families there. It
bas paid all the debt off the church,
built only a few years since, and both
places increased their assessments ov-
a year ago. In both places the church.
has also received accessions from out-
side. The Bishop strongly exhorted
the Deputation to raise more than
the maximum stipend, stating that
under the most favorable conditions
he could not promise a clearyman at
once, as there was a scarcity of men.
He could only premise student help for
the present, but would appoint a
clergyman.as soon as he possibly coUld.
The prospects of the parish never
looked brighter.
NEW MUSKOKA. TRAIN
This • train now leaves 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 train, consisting of
baggage car, Vestibute Coaches, and
Parlor -Library -Buffett car are 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
far-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 matte avith
trail, leaving Muskoka Wharf at 10,45
a.nl. daily, except Sunday, arriving at
Toronto 3.10 pan,
Tourist Tickets at reduced rates
are neve`dn, sale to MuSkoka e-
sorts . good for stop -over at any
point . and good to return tntt]
Never fiber 30th, • 1913,
Fins particulars and ti.:tzets from
alit Grand Trquk Agents, Ie. I. )Are
$tation Agent, Exeter,
CANADIAN
P C IF 1 ;
HOMESEEIKERS"
EXOURSI ONQS
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tuesday until October nth, lnctusive,
Winnipeg and Return $3500'
Edmontonr ppooints in d Return - 3.OP
iPortion
Sentra Limit two months. •
IIOMESEESERS' TRAIN leaves Toronto
emsm. each iTuesday. May to August,
lndusive. Best train to take. cis Winnipeg is
reached .early moraine. enabliue passengers til'
make all branch line connections.
Through trains Toronto to
Winnipeg and West
Particulars from Canadian Pacific !.gents or I
write M. G. MURPHY;
;.C.P. ily.t,Toronto
TO 1 &!IIf a4n,NTIXalG dEel,'
Farmers watntiat - tared men for next
season s'hrould place their orders at otxce
others iso there will. be . 3•tff:oulty 3n
sem.% Mg help, Orders left with the
Local Government Employment Agent
for Oda •distriilct, Advocate Ofirce, • or
addressed t,'hereto, win •receive prompt.
ixttaiitiea C. R. 3 lltD DRS, Agent4.
We Cive Steady Employment
to reliable energetic men ,for.
the sale of our products. We
give all the advantages that a
reliable well advertised, d,estab-
lished
e
s a
-
lished firm can offer. If you
wish to represent us, WRITE
NOW before it is too Iate,
for further information.
OVER 600 ACRES
under cultivation and one of
the most complete Nursery
plants in Canada. Established
35 years, Free catalogue of
stock on Application.
PELHAM NURSERY CO.
TORONTO, ONTARIO
What This Sectional Fire -
pot Means -to You
These are some of the ad-
vantages of the Sunshine
Furnace. Our agent will be
pleased to show you others,
or write for booklet.
The " Sunshine " has a
straight -sided semi - steel
firepot, extra heavily rib-
bed and made in two
sections. The two sections
allow for contraction and
expansion --which prever_ts
cracking. The heavy ribs
and semi -steel give extra
strength and added radiat-
ing surface. Ashes cannot
adhere to the straight sides
which assur9s an all --over
clear fire. This means the
greatest heat from the
fuel consumed.
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Sans ine Furnace
London Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver St. John, N.B.
Hamilton Calgary Saskatoon Edmonton 334
' Sold by T. Hawkins & Son II