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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-7-17, Page 5DENTA or. td, F,. Trouts o$, I..17;5,, Dr i'tIS7r, i• & elnl►er of the R,C,D,iS, of Onterfo and Lliortor• Graduate of TOI'Onto° Ttnive pity, Oftlee-^£lover Dickson % Carltng'e . law Office. Clotted Wednesday afternoons. Olt, A. E. ICINSM4T4, L.D,Sr, .D,,p.t Ugnofc G�iradualte of Toronto tin;,versi'ity DENTIST Teeth. extracted witlfout pain,, or an bad effects, Office over Gladxn2 & Sti ntat'y's Qftifce, Main Street, EXetor,. I„EGAX.r DICKSON & CARL ING, BARRISTERS, Staielttyrs, Notaries, 'Conveyancers, Com: Missignerp, Solicitors for the Mojsons Hank, etc. • Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest Offices--Main-St., Exeter it. R, Caal:rcig, B.A. . L. 13, Dickson MONEY TO LOAN We have 'a large amount of private Entitle to loan on fanand village prop- erties at low rates Of interest. GI'.APMAN & S' ANBU1tY Barristers, Se/niters, Pdreter, 3. SENIOR Agent Confederation Idle Assurance Cvartpany, also Fire Insurance In lead- ing Canadian and British Companies. Ma+:ar-St., Exeter. T. E CARLING Life, Fire, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con- ducting auotlon sales. — Exeter, Ont; FALL TERM OPENS SEPT 2nd A New Catalogue of 1VtvcrIl LIV] AT . , TUO. 1Me Mrs. Ikidtila ' AYl ri hI b lotted wife of. Air„ Ricky Englagd,die l Jule 3rd. Deceased 'fad beelt in poor BUSINESS AN» S O TBANf Subjects taught by expert instructors at the Xame t' M. C. A. BLDG.. LONDON, ONT. Students assisted ,to positions. College in session from Sept. 2nd. Catalogue free. Enter any time. J. W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt .Tr, Principal CVianifutut icep Electric Restorer for Men Phosnhonot restores every nerve in the body to its proper tension; restores vim and vitality; Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. PhospbonoI will make you a new man.. Price $H a box or two for $5. Mailed to any address. 'frheSco'bellDrug Co.. tit. Catharines. Out. 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 applicationsoffering 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. 0 A. McLACEILA.N, Principal. Toronto Ont., is now ` ready. Write for one It gives full particulars con- cerning a famous school. • FARM FOR SALE The undersigned is altering for sale that desirable 100 a!cre arra, s., =tun e t d in the Townsh•I.p of Biddualph, being Lot 13, Con. 1. Thera is' on the premises a gccd fmane Houle, barn with,founda- tion, orcharjd. The faatmi !ss well draiki- ed and a41 under cuiti•vatIon. This is an, excellent Yarm, Well: *situated, and will be •sold reasonable. For further partic- ulars apply to John O'Neil, Mooresville, Ent. WM. KELLY. FARM. FOR SALE The undersigned is offering for sale Lot 6, North S;cYttridary Stephen, con- taining 100 acres of good land. There is on the premises a good frame house with stone cellar; bank barn with ce- ment floors; 8 good wells, and a small orchard;. This is a good grain or. gratis farm, or wioxuld: makee a good stock farm,.. Situated two miles from 7aefi..r phone In house,. Will be sold (reasonable. For particulars apply on the premises, or wtrite the undersigned, Fred Green, Hay, or ' B. S. Phillips', Exeter. College At Home" Thousands of ambitious young peo- ple are fast preparing in their own homes to occupy lucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in foot every sphere of Business Activities You may finish at college if you so wish. Positions guaranteed. Enter college- any day. Individual instruction. E:gpert ten. chars. Thirty years, experence. Largest trainers in Canada. Seyen colleges, Spec. iai course for teacher`s. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' . Association of Can- ada. Summer School at famous Spottnn Business College, Lon- don. GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Principal 1 SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN: NORTH WEIST LAND REIGULATIONS ANy person who is the sole head DoE; .a. family or, any male over 18 years Old, niay hornestead a, quarter se tioir of ,availaible :D.oanlnibrt land en •Manitoba -Saskatkhewen or Alberta. The ap- apllcant must appear to person at the IIJOnninian Lands Agency or. .Sub;. .agency for time district. Entry by .:pro- nty rraade be m,ade a t any age,ncY, ^on ,certain conditions by father, mother, ,son, daughter, brother or sister ,.of in- tending (homesteader er Duties—Six months* residence upon and ',cultivation :Of 'the 1In4 in each et three years, A homesteader' may live •urithiz 'au.,ne miles Ott his homestead on fhrm of at least .80 acres eoliely ,owned.. and occwpied by him or by his 'father;, mother, eon daughter, brother ,or siker? In ,certain district$ a h,Onneeteader sgood:etantlin,g may pre-err+lpta quart ,or-pectiom 'along side hie homas'tead. Price- $3.00 per acre. Duttes—IvIust reside upon the home stead;' or • pre,-e,nniption six months in ,Boat, E six yours from date of home- stead • entry; (including the trine= re- ,quired to earn homestead patent) and. ,cultivate fifty aore6, extra. A homesteader who hos exhausted his homestead right and cannot -Obtain tr tpr'e-4nrttl11on may enter for a puz;., .ahuagek1, homes, Pad in certain die Lz' ors l?rr,ee, 58.00 par acre. Duties*, Must reealdq six months ifil each of these ;years, cultivate fifty acres and erect ,a house worth *80o. N �V. co,I•ty 1 eriitfY''the .Yliallater..er the'.tntertot: N.1 . fina+utarorizeit °'Publication bP tribhilt a+d'wart3sOthertt w i net ,be pallid i7iY , health for two years. 6he was born in the township of Pickering in 1830,, where she .married Rich. England in 1859. They moved West i<n 101, and settled on the Centre Road, Hast Williams, where they lived nine Years. They theft moved into the Mark set- tlement an the 26th, Con. of McGil- livray, which was at that time nlearly. all bush. Mr, and Mrs, k;ngianci cel -1 abrated their Golden wedding anniv- ersary three years ago, There are surviving a sorrowing husbned,, foul, sons and two daughter's—John of. Oklahoma, William of London, Mat- they of Crediton, Walter of Green- way, Richard of Owen Sound, and vIrs. Susan Tames .Of Chicago. MORAY—We regret to report that 111r. John Mawson died,, at his home,. Con. 18, on the 3rd Inst, He. was 59 years old and had :been 111 four lays from erysipelas. Mr. Mawson was well and favorably known in this lo- cality, having resided in McGillivray all his life. The funeral was head to Brinsley cemetery and was attend- ed by a large number of relatives and friends. Mrs. Mawson and fam- ily have the sympathy of all. LOST VITALITY OAUSED HT KIDNEY, STOMACH AND BOWEL DISORDIRRS. St. Jahn, N. B., September r 19th, 1911 —My brother Wae a ge'eat eutterer from kidney, sten:40h and bowel troubles and was giveln, up ley tlwA doctors. lie was. exiviged to try Fie Pius, width he did; 'and atter taking tIve boxes was coin pletel& restored to health and is batter to -day' than he hes been for years. You can't recommend F.** Pdlle too highly. 3, 'PV: btANVARJS At all dealers, 25 and cents or The 1? ig Pill Co., St. 6ithoanaa, Ont R Sold at Howey's ,Drug Store. nry AO is interested and should know about the wonderikl . Marvel WhirlinII Spray Douche d.ak your dregglst stir it. If he cannot supply the TIIARVEL, accept no other, but Gond stamp for illae• trued book --sealed. It gives fall particulars and directions invaluable to ladies. WINDSOR SUPPLY CO.,'WIedsor, Ont General Agents for. Canada. Dr, de Van's Female Pills A reliable French regulator; never falls. These ills -are exceedingly powerful in regulating the all cheap imiitations. the female de Y'iusi are sold a 15 a box, or three for =10, Mailed to any address. The 8cobell Drug Co.. St. Catharines, Ont. TG FARMERS WANTING STEN. Partnere wanting hired men for next seaecn should place their orders at once otherwise there will be difficulty to scouting help. Orders lett with the Locar Governmienit Employment Agent for this district, Advocate Office, - or addressed thereto, will receive prompt attention. C. H. SANDERS, Agent. irc*te._ !� N You'll. Sad it's Labatt's London Lager Now Perfected-- Best Bupable TRY IT JOHN LABATT LIMITED 28 LONDON, ONTARIO' USE CLEANING SNAPS Ye Olde Firm Of Heintzman Co. ' LIMITED One Genuine Heintzlnan & 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 7.i 1-3 Octave over strung scale guaranteed 5 years $150. or $3. per month ` One R. • S:Willams Spare Piano Rose Wood Case ;7 1-3 Octave oyer strung scale itt 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 wrath, 15 or 2b Organs in good repair fully guaranteed from' $10 to $50.00 one to $2,00 per month. Heinztman : Co. 193-5-7 Younge StreetToronto or Heintzman & Co: 38 Ontario Street, Stratford eintzman and Co. Please mail .i ne to -day ,a list of slightlk' . Meed... ioright Pianos advertised in 'the... Exeter dra v'ocate. Nate dress A TSICAL SURPRISE Tlae musical surprise a: tuneful 1•ned ley of marching and nmusic, is one of the big ,novelties prepared for this Year's Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, That it is a big number is evidenced by the fact that eight bands, 1.00 Cadets and 1.00 Boy Scouts wlii be Worked into its in- tricacies, John Henderson of Lon- don will stage it, and that means it will be artistic in every ,detail, GRAND BEND Fred McNee, a well-known citizen of London, had a narrow escape here on July 9, Mr, McNee was trying his skill at a shooting gallery thou form's part of the midway, when the accidental discharge of. one of the other rifles by an attendant came near costing hint his life. The bullet from the attendant's gun pierced Mr. Mc- Nee's neck, going in at the side and narrOw15; missing the artery, and com- ing Out "at the back of the neck. The doctor says that unless blood pois- oning sets in, which is unlikely, Mr. McNee will speedily get better. ZURICH Miss Ada Koehler of Toronto is sPending her holidays with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs, P. Koehler.—Miss Verus` Gottschalk of Bad Axe, Mich.. is visiting relatives for a few weeks —Mr Victor Appel of the Molsons Bank staff, Stettler, Alta, who has been away from town for about four years, is holidaying with his parents Mr "and Mrs. Ed. Appel. -Mrs. Ed, Sanders and son, Eddie R., of, Sand Lake, Mich., are visiting with friends here.—Mr. George Volland of De- troit is visiting his mother and oth- er friends in town. --F. W. Hess has sold, his south end property on Bis- mark Hill, to Mr. Samuel McBride. -- Mrs. Theo. McAdams and children of London are visiting her parents, 1VIr. and Mrs. Bassow on the Bronson Line —Mr. J. Preeter left for a month's.. visit to the West. Ar exciting runaway happened Fri- day on the Babylon line. A pair of horses owned by Mr. Sol. Martin were hitched to a mowing machine and were driven through a gate opening to the main road. They were lett standing while the driver closed the gate but they started on the, run and continued until theyhad coveredared one and a half miles. The macfiine was rattled to pieces and when the horses were found they had nothing but the tongue of the machine with them The horses were cut in places but not seriously, Mrs Henry Koehler, one of: Hay's oldest residents died at her home on the Babylon line on Monday morning She was 80 years of age and leaves one daughter, Mrs. Herman Bender, six grand -children and three great grand -children. Her husband prede- ceased her some years. The funeral took place to Goshen line cemetery Three children of Wendel Smith experienced a runaway Sunday owing to their horse being frightened of an auto. The buggy was smashed but the children escaped serious hurt. $,r.rouple of our sportsmen, it is said :; got a ducking in Lake Smith, while • fishing and shooting on the Sabbath. HENSALL Miss Lela Welsh of Toronto is here visiting relatives.—Miss Myrtle Wright of Toronto is visiting Miss Flossie Foss and other relatives.— Miss Versie Geiger, who has been. at- tending the Collegiate at Waterloo, is home for the. holidays.—Miss Cora Davidson, who has been visiting iri town for a few days, returned to London.—Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and daughter of London are visiting the grandmother of the latter, _tlrs. Manns —Mr. John Toddleft for treatment at Victoria Hospital, London. ilis many friends regret that he is not improving more rapidly.—The busi- ness people of Hensall have agreed to close their stores and other places of business on the i,23rd so that all may attend. the great Union Sunday School Picnic.—Mr. Pearson of De- troit, a relative of Mrs. H. Cook's was killed in an autoniobile accident in Detroit last week.Mrs. Pearson was also seriously injured and is not ex- pected to recover. -Charles Cook of Chicago arrived home on Monday and is spending a couple weeks with his mother, M. H. Cook.—Miss Iza Yuill of Victoria, B. C., is here visiting,' ter parents. Miss' YuilI left Scotland be- fore her parents, and went through to the West.—Rev. G. A. Hackney of Trail, B. C., is visiting old friends BRUCEFIELD Alex Mustard. has returned from Winnipeg, where he has been for the past two week's at the bedside of his brother William, who underwent a serious operation, but is recovering, —Miss Jean Mustard, nurse of New York is home on a visit.—Dr. Peter McEwen of Detroit, is visiting his mother on the Bayfield road, this week. --John B. Mustard met with an accident recently that will lay him up for sometime and might have cost nim his life, He was pulling' down the hay fork when the rope broke and the fork descended and struck him just below the ankle and penetrated the foot, coming through on the un- der side, and going through fully 3 inches, of ,flesh and muscle. He is w doing as ell,. as can be expected. THE MOST POPULAR AND ONLY DIRECT LINE REACHING ALL SUMMER RESORTS IN HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO. Including Muskoka Lakes, ::.eke of Bays, Algonquin Park, Maganett,vlo anti French River, Georgian Bay, IA- inagam' and £<awartha Lakes. i. c celleni train service via Grand Trunk Railwa} to and frons above ,resorts:' Tourist tickets at reduced- rates, good to return until Nov, 311th are non ore sale to above reports; i,t,Trite for illustrated folders andi time tables, telling you how to get there and containing Mist of hotels 'rates- tic.,. to. C. E. Horning, D .P, A, G T. Ry„ Union Station, Toronto N, 3, Dore, Station Agent, Faster esters and $Ke neighbors and friends fol thei:l kindness during the illness Card of Thanks. -.Mrs. W, J. Vance azid subsequent' death of the late and family desire to thank the. For- hj.sband arid father. Woman. Ls As Old She Looks Nowoninn wants to look old. Man' in their effort to look you thfelresort totbe` besutydoctor's' preeeripifone,'fhelr,nls. take is that they visit the wrong department ire til drug stare: Beauty depends upon health. Worry, sleepless nights, headaches. Pains,+lisorders, irregri- laritiea and weaknesses of a diatinctly femme character in a short time bring the dull eye the. °crow's feet." the haggard look. drooping shoulders, and the faltering step, Toretain thoappearanee of youth you must retain health. Instead of lotions, powders and paints, ask your druggist fer Dome PIERCE'S Favorite Preset iiptilon Thio famous medicine strikes at the very root of these enemies of your youthful Appearance, it makes you not only tookyoung, but feel yoang. Your druggist can supplYyou In it old or tallfttfornnaergrnd. s0 ono -coni stamps to Dr. iry.rcae's invalids Hetet and Sur. Meal tnstltut., Buffalo, H.Y. add trial box will b. maned yen. FREE TO i O -MY SISTER roc moots i o*N:f0 h5t: ATil s+ late a wonman.. r know woman's sufferings, I have found the cure, I'will snail, free of any charge, my home treat- wro with stailurent. instructions o�tell all .sufferer out this cure .- you, my reader, for yourself, your daughter, your mother, or your sister, I want to: tell you how to curer Ives at home without the Len Lela of a doctor. ta serot understand wom- en's sufferings. What we women know front ex- pensest we know letter than any doctor. 1 know that my' home treatment is. a safe Gaud Sure cure for *.ucrrhtsrWbfdicc�g*ti raton,Ds- p hWhitish Womb. Profuse, Scanty or Painful Periods, Uterine or' Ovarian Tumors or Oronrths. also pains ki the head; back and bowels, booting dotyp•fesIiess. nervousaeas creeping Ing up the spins, aaolancboly, desire to cry, hot feel - nailing. wsariaesg, kidney and bladder troubles wiser* caused by weaknesses peculiar to our sex. I want to send you a complete 10 drys• treatment *sorely_ n. free to prove to you that you cacure yourse�f at home, easily, quickly and surely. Remember, that it will Cost you tisetblag to give are treatment a complete trial ; and if you should wish to continue, it will coat you only about rm cents a week, or less than two cents s day. It will not interfere with. your work or occupation.' Jaret and rr*,your nae* and address, tell me how you suffer, if you wish, and 1, will send you the treatment foryour case, entirely free, in plain wrapper, by return mall. i will also send you trey of cost, my book—"WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER" with explanatory illustrations show- ing why women suffer, and how they can easily cure themselves at honV. Avery roman should have it, and learn to think for kerseif. Then when the doctor says—'You must have an opera,. tion," you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women have cured themselves with my home remedy. It cures Ili, old or young. To Mothers. of Daughters, 1 will explain a simple home treatment which speedily and effectually cures T,eacoce Irregular Menstruation in. Young Zadies, Plumpness andrrhhealtha,Greealwaysn8ioresultlcness fromand ibPainuse.ful or Wherever you live 1 can refer you to ladies of your own locality who know and will gladly c s i really era woman a e tell any offerer that this Home Treatment Y oar 11 iia sees sad makes ..omen well, strong, plump and robust. Just tend Biu your address, and the free ten days' treatment is yours, Also the book. Write to -day, as you may not see this olter again. Address: MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box H.84O • - • • WiNDSOR, line , 1 The Right Place for a Water Pan in a furnace is just over the feed door and this is where it is placed in the "Sunshine." It has a lip front and is the right height for easy fill- ing without removal. Its position and capacity of the pan healthy humid heat. Write for the Sunshine booklet, or get our local agent to ex- plain the manyadvantages of this furnace over any other. make certain of a M CC1ary's Sunshine Furnace London Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver St. John, N.B. Hamilton Calgary Saskatoon Edmonton 335 Sold by T. Hawkins & Son 11 There's no fuss or bother about getting a meal, with Q.?s Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes in the house. Always ready to serve, fresh, and nutritious. Sold by all Grocers at 10c the package. Look for this signature.