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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1913-6-26, Page 511& Sb` DENTAL Dr. t . 3', a; OTILSTON, ..D.O., DENTIST les ser of the R.C.D.S. of Ontario and 'H Gxadet atie of Toronto Universe , OMs --Over 7yiokison , Carling's law °frits. Closed Wednesday afternoons, DR, A. R. KINSMAN, L.D.,`k., Tana,Sa, Donor Graduate of Toronto University DENTIST Teetl a ieeetee without pain, or one had eft,o te, Otf;ee over Gladman & stmt eve's Office, Marek Street, Inxetop. & CARLING AR'L' DICIC�,)N , 13 RIs ItS, Solic7ks, Notaries, Conveyancers, Cont missiktiers. Solicitors f'or the Moleona Bank. etc. Money to Loan at lowest rates or intermit Offices—Main-St., Exeter I. R. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson 1VMONET TO LOAN We have a large amen t o1 Pr rate [untie to lean on Laatn, and vintage prop• ez'L'iea at low rattle of interest. GLADMAN & STANBt1RY BarrNiters, Solicitors, Exeter.. J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Lite Assurers*, ContIMAY. also noire Insurance !'n nettle hila t"1st14adtron and British CommiaiiWit. Ma(n-St., Exeter% T: B CARL•INGI Lille, Fire, Auietdont and Mate Masa Insurance, Qoaiesting aeeounte. and cote duettng aeon sales. — Exeter. Ont.. FALL TERM OPENS SEPT 2nd 150 ACRE FARM ,FOR 'SALE, The undersigned is offering for sale that fin e 15p acre farm in the Township of Stephen, being the west half of Lot 15, Con. 8, arid. Lot 16, Con 0. There is on the latter a good frame house, containing 8 rooms,two good bank barns 84.x40 and 30x50,with good stabling underneath; a never - failing well with wind mill appliances; water through the barn; ^well under - drained well fenced and in, good state of cultivation. For further particul- ars apply on the ,premises to 5, K. Schroeder, or B. S. LPhillips, Real Estate Agent, Exeter, Ont,. Electric Restorer for Men Phosphonol restores everynerve is the body to its ggroper tension ; restores vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. 1!•#atrphonoa will makeyous. knew man, Price !al a box or two for Co.. . mailed ines. Ont. The $oo'belY Drug CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. CANADA'S BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE We have thorough courses and competent experienced instructors. We do more for our students and graduates than other schools do. At present we have applications offering from $600 to $1200 per annum for help Business men know where they get the best help. We have three departments, Commercial, Short- hand and Telegraphy. Get our free catalogue, U A. MeLACRELAN, Pt+fnelPal. very Woman is interes d and should know about the wonderful Marvel VMhtrllaQ Sere! Douche Toronto Ont., is now ready. Write for one It gives full particulars con- cerning a famous school, FARM FOR, SAVE Tho. undersigned is offering for sale that desiratee 100 acre farm., situated In the Townethem of Etiddulph, losing Lot 13, Chia. 1. There hi an the preinse,9 a good era homes, barn witiiLfotsnda- tion, orohend- The faR1m !s well drain- ed and all under ouefivatirset This is an excellent falreri, well situated, and will be sold reasomabba. For further partic- ulars apply to Scrim O'Nell, Mooresville, Ont. WM. KELur,, FARM FOR SALE The undersigned is offering. for sale Lot 6, North Boundary Stephen., .con- taining 100 acres of good land. There is on the premiseis a. good 'frame house with atone cellar ; bank barn with ce- ment floors ; 3 good wells, and . a smell orchard.This is a good grain or grass farm, or wb•u1d snake a good ,tock farrn,. Situated two miles from Exeter ; phone in houses. Will be sold reaso,,,ablse. Forparticulars apply on the premises, or write the undersigned, Fred Green, Hay, or B. S. Phillips', ,Exeter, i College .At. Home Thousands of ambitious young peo. vie are fast preparing in their own homes to occupy lucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, -telegraphers, civil servants, in tact eYery sphere of Business Activities Yon may finish at -college if you so wish Positions guaranteed. Enter college any day. Individual instruction. Expert tea- chers. Thirty years, experence. Largest trainers' in Canada. Sayan colleges, Spec- ial course for teachers. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' Association of Can- ada. Sumpter School at famous Spotton Business College, Lon- don. WO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Privalp 9YNQPstS OT' CANADI*N NORTH ' W148714 LANDREGititATIONS ANY person who la the sole head +ot a. fan»ty or any male over 18 years old, may +heinestead, a, quarter section of available Dominion land fad Manitoba Saskalethewe n or Alberta. The ap- plicant inset appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub. agency for the district. Bmbry by pro- iy made be made at any agetncy, on certain conditions by tathor, mother, bon, dautphter, brother or sister of In- tendlag Oiotneateader Duties --Six ineertha' residence upon and cultivation et she Lard in each of three yeare, 'A bosnestieade r may live within Berne rteeeea o2 Wm hotne,stead on a farm od at least 80 acnes solely owned and occupied by hint or by his father, mother, eon da.ughtar, brother , or a ltttler. In certain districts a homesteader An gond standing may pre-empt a quart .3r'ysection, (along side his homestead. Price ge.clo per acre.: Duties—Mast ree4de upon the hose stead or pre-emption six months in each, of .oix year from date of home- stead entry (Lflcauding the i;itn,e re- quired to earn homestead patent) and cultivate fifty cedes -extra. A homesteader who he,s exhausted his bernmetead right rind cannot obtain Preeernption may enter for a pun. ehsased homes+cad in certain, .dienects Price 3a_e0 per acre. Duties- Must reside six t'nsrrtttlh!e in each of : these yearee) cuiltiviate fatty acres and erect. a home worth $000. WI. W. mar, Depety et that Maio of the Interior N.li.---Gree tt+heo'rieeed peblieation of this afvertisentetit will not be peed for. • hour druggist ibr h.. It he cannot supply the MARj;rL, accept nq other, but send stamp for illus. tr.stad book—sealed. It gives tall particulors and directions invnlaabie tola,3i a.WXNDSORSUPPLYCO.,Wladsor,Ont General Agents tor Canada. Dr. de Van's Female Pills A reliable French regulator; never fads. These phis ace exceedingly powerful in regulating the d¢asrattve portion of the female system. Recluse all cheap imitations. Dr. de Tana are salad at Tho obeli three for Co., Mailed to Onnt STANLEY—A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized on lune 14 at the home of Hugh Mc.Diarmid, near Seaforth, when ;his daughter Margaret A. was united in wedlock to Thomas Dryden Baird of this township. CLINTON—On Tuesday at 2 o'clock in Toronto the marriage took place of Blanche Alma Davies to Arthur' Everett Allin, M.1.., son of Rev. and Mrs 5, J. Min ,of Clinton. IICIRKTON itIr, and Mrs. Short are again resi- dents of our burg, having moved into the house lately vacated by Miss E. A, Shier, -Mr, R. Humphreys and Eric of London, Eng., who have oeen visiting A. G, Paul for the past two months left last week for Alberta to joie, Mr. Humphreys in their new home there. NEGLECT To ebeanne the t4tenteart ad und4geleted toad, foul Ones, exeeaie bile in the liver raid waste natter fay .tide( bowels, w'IJ]; Ma pair your 'health. a bent epsheln re- gulator is PIO PILLS. ' At all ,deaierte 25 and 50 cin* or 'Vele Fig Pill Oct., Sold at Howey's Drug Store. EG FARMERS WANTING HEN. tentertero wanting hired men, for next erecta stiotald plaza their orders ah once otharetten these will be ditficultIte difficult;aa e+esalsb ttelp.. Oren. left with the LecaA haat EMplayineat Agent At!' ttaIv dhstriet, . Adillecuce O f!oe, or ariaresn il thereto., wilereceive protszttt ettanai?a C. ST. .ND RIttt Agent. PILES CURED at HOME by. New Absorption Method. If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Pints, send hne•your address, and >I will tell you how to cure your- self at home by the absorption treatment ; and will also end some of this 'home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if re- quested. Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this; offer. Write to -day to Mrs. M. Summers, Box 840 Windsor Ont. LABATT'S LONDON LAGER - INDIA PALE AND EXTRA STOCK ALES, XXX STOUT STANDARD BEVERAGE1 31 HOUSE CLEANING SMA Ye Olde Firm Of Heintzrnan Co.�L LIMITED 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 06. per month. One Thomas Square Piano -Rose Wood`Case 74.1-3 Octave over strung scale guaranteed 5 yeas $150. or $3. per month One R. S. Williams Square Piano Rose Wood Case ;7 1-3 Octave over strung scale in splendid condition guaranteed 5 years. $150.00 $3.00 per mouth. One Steadman Square Rose Wood Case 7 1.3 Ootaue 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. Ke urtman & . Co. 193-5-7 Yoange Street, Toronto or Heintzman & Co. 38 Ontario Street, Stratford Heintzman and Co. Please mail me to -day a list of slightly used Upright Pianos advertised in the Exeter Ad- vocate. Name Address 1.1$1 0ALL Mr. and lugs. McPherson and Miss Ella went to 'Falkirk- to attend the wedding of the farmer's grandchild Miss Mary Willena .Robertson, to fames Morton Cruikshank-TMiss Creig ton having completed the millinery season has returned- to her 'home in Porth.—Lloyd Davis of the Molsons. Bank Teeswater, was home for his sister's wedding.—The marriage of R Munn of Hay and Miss Jones of near Kippen took place on the 18th. --Miss Mabel Cudlnore, nurse of Stratford, is home for her holidays.—Last week 1)x Seliery. who has been a much esteem ed citizen of Hensel]. ,for 16 years left for Toronto accompanied by his wile and son Lorne, to reside. lien - sail loses agood citizen.—Wes, Yung.. blut of Manitoba spent a few days at home,—Miss Edith Scott, daughter of George Scott, has been seriously ill with pleurisy, It was found necessary to perform two operations. On Wednesday of last week at 2 o'clock a happy event took place at. the residence of W, C. Davis, when their only slaughter Etta was united in marriage with one of our, most pop- ular business men, A, W E. Hemp- hill. The wedding was a quiet one, being attended by the immediate re- latives only. Rev. E. McL. Smith performed the ceremony, after which the happy couple received the con- gratulations of those present, The. bride was attired in a handsome trav- elling suit, After a luncheon the nap- py couple left by 'motor car for a wedding trip to various points. CENTRALIA. The Lucan team came up on Tues- day evening and played a very fast game of ball, the score being 0-6, but had they left the umpire at home the score would have been different, as the Lucan boys got all the doubts and Dilly's nine just took them and looked pleasant. Mrs. Hunter and daughter of Brum- eels are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Baskerville. Mr. Walthew of St. Thomas, who was stricken with a slight stroke of paralysis is still at the home of S. An- drew, but is improving slowly and ex- pects to be able to be taken home the mkt of the week. Mrs. Walthew came onSaturday evening and is waiting on him. Several of the younger girls are in London today trying their musical exams. Several gents and their lady friends spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Mr. Byron flicks returned on Satur- day evening from a five weeks' trip to the West. He went as far as Calgary and and reports the crops look- ing fine and well advanced. Mr. Harold Young of Lucan is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs: F. Colwill. Mr. B. Quarry spent a few days last week at Parkhill. The famous Blue Jay picnic to the Grand Bend on Saturday last was largely attended and all report a first- class time. LUMLEY The farmers in this locality are re- joicing over the recent rains.—Mise Anna Ellerington of Toronto is guest of her brother,iFred, here.—Mr. and Mrs. Bullard of Hensall spent Sunday at James Broadfoot's.—Miss Ellen and Mr. S. Harton visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Patterson, London Road on Sun- day.—Mr. Harold Glenn :of Crediton spent week end with parents here. He went to Chatham Monday.—Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobkirk and Mies Maggie visited R. Lang and family, London Road on Sunday.—Mrs John Glenn re- turned Friday from:London where' -she spent, a week.—Mrs. Byohman has had her house re-roofed.—Mrs. Wm. Glenn, -Sr,, is visiting relatives and frieude in London, Toronto and Elmira.—Mrs. T. G. Hemery returned. to her home in Mitchell Tuesday and Miss A. Ellerington accompanied her. —Mr. George Hobkirk is making prep- arations to build a wood -shed and summer kitchen, -Large crowds at- tend the base -ball games in• John Bolton's field. A great intrest is tak- en in them.—Mr. Stewart McQueen sports a new buggy. Messrs J. Bol- ton and F. Simmons have their's pain ed. CHISELHURST Don't forget the union picnic in Mooney's bush on Saturday.—We are sorry to say that Miss Gretta Me - Naughton still continues i11. She has returned from Toronto where she was taking treatment.—We are pleased to say Gordon Pybus out again after his recent illness.—Mr. and Mrs. George Eyre spent the week end with old friends in Niesouri Tp.—Mr, and Mrs. Locke Petty of Hay Tp. spent Sunday at R. Cole's. TUCKERSMITH—On Monday last abeut 8 o'clock, as Mr. William Doig, was driving home from town his horse took fright at some object and ran away, throwing eut of the buggy and breaking his left leg near the ankle, The accident is a serious one, eniessa AILSA ORAIG—J, B. Black, aged 18, who says his home is In. Hamilton, and is a steam -boat hand, was sent to the Prison Fermat Guelph Monday by Magistrate Snaith for ten month■ for kicking in a door and stealing a gold watch worth $30, from Johnston Twe- edle's house. MITCHELL—Charles, the 10 year old, and youngest son of Mrs. Wm' Welters, of Fullerton, died early Sunday morning of scarlet fever and diphtheria and waa buried the same day. The eldest daughter succumbed to the same diseases on Friday. Ow- ing to the nature of the dieeasee, the grief-stricken mother was obliged to lay the bodies of her two children oat herself, place them is the coffins and leave thein outeide the door for the undertaker. It always makes a girl mad to Jai scared by a mouse when there aren't any men around. Any man can got any woman to marry him if he only propoees to hoe n enough, different ways. It is generally easiest to kiss a woe Mitt right titer you have begged hex Lb forgive you for t omethtng. After a4 Zan ISIS argued a certain Why Women Have Nerv� The "since".. emclety-,s1eepl isnes$—and warnings of ,Pain alid dis- tress are sent by the nerves like filring messengers throughout body and limbs, Such feelings may or may not be accompanied by backache or headache or bearing down. The ioeatl disorders and inflammation, if there is any, should be treated with Dr, Pierces Lotion Tablets, Then the ner4ous system and the entire womanly make-up feels the tonic effect of DR, PiroaE'C3 Fj 4YQRITE pREscRIPTIoN when taken systematically and for any period of time. It is, not a"cure-all,° but has ggivenn uniform satl,f Cion for over forty years, :being designed for Ms 'Ingle purpose of caring woman's peculiar aliments, Sold io liquid tom or to bi!ete by dru to—b soott pae.cent. Stamp* tot' bQ q :~ , f lad's Favorite Paler tt a ets. Aa. Dr. Plate, �e Buda io,' Y E's.. woman oter1. fe perm, The Pee Common sense M edfcel 44 Mlwr R.V. Piero, M. D, 1005 iP ansae Trow rsvo4fla,i ACV." ther TrocheeTrocheemomothersher fq aerore fit their children ein1 Nrem,eiree. It's the cruor. doctar to your etre lame. Send 00m-ve 1,Grmes n 1,1r,Pkraasabooe. CANADIAN ADIAN RAC!! F d e- HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS •. TO MANITOBA, ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN Each Tuesday snail October 28th; inclusive, Winnipeg and Return 535.00 Edmonton sand Return - 43,011 Other points Return Li twoths.'°q°porMou HOMESUEBRS' TRAIN leaves Toronto LSO pan. each 'Tuesday. hi eir tw Auttle meas Best train to take. as wiaaiyet Is reae ked earl), paownlai, enabling passengers to make all branch coatteeaip. Throughtealna Tomei* to Winnipeg and West Particulars from CanadianParkin co C.RI,I.IrMeta 1 We Cine Steady Employment to reliable .energetic men for the sale of our products. We give all the advantages that a reliable well advertised, estab- lished first can, offer. If you wish" to represent us, WRITE NOW before it is too late, 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 Large Doors --Easy Firing ateTtantaliel 1 Ask our agent to explain its many advantages, or write our nearest branch for booklet. Look at these roomy Double Feed Door.. You can use a biE shovel — there is no danger of hitting the sides and spilling coal all over the floor. These doors will admit a big chunk of wood too. The Sunshine Furnace is easy to operate. r 1, Iaj'ys Sans e Furnace London Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver St. John, Hamilton Calgary Saskatoon Edmonton Sold by T. Hawkins & Son 11 Why should any other cereal be called "just as good" as I 60 CORN FLAKES Because Kellogg's is known to btebest and most nutritious cereal on the market— 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 constantly in- creasing trade— Because the imitator, knowing these facts and having few selling argulraents for his own product thinks to create a market for it by comparing it to Kellogg's. But ---the flavorand the sustaining qualities of Kellogg's Corn Flakes cannot be counterfeited. Sold in big packages at 10c. Look for thee signature. 03