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DEN'TIOT
somber of the "R.0,11,5, td Qatari* and
Oozier Graduate or Toronto U tveraity,
Otftrer-Giver Mattson & Carlini 's law
°a te.), Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dn, A: R. KINSMAN,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University
DENTIST
Teeth eaat✓sacted without pain, or am
bad enacts. Ott:ee over Gladfnan &
Stanbury's Offiicc, Maden Street, Exeter,
LEGAL
DICKSON & 'CAR.LINo, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, notaries, Conveyancers, Com
naiesianers. Solicibors for the Mo1so11a
Bank, eto.
Money'to Loan at rawest Taloa of Interest
OP£%es--Malin-St., Exeter
I. R. Carling, R.A. f,, H, Dickson
MONEE TO LOAN
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We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village prop-
er't'ies at low rates or interest.
GLADMAN & STA.NatnitY
Barristers, Sollicitors, • 9reter.
s, SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life AeeuranoeF
Ooenpany, also Fare Insurance In lead -
tag Canadian and Dritish Comifarriee.
,MaasnaSFt., Exeter.
T. H CARLING
Lite, Fire, Accldeut and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting "auotiou sales, — Exeter, Ont.
• . FALL TERM OPENS SEPT Znd
A New .Catalogue of
Toronto Ont., is now ready, Write
for one It gives full particulars con-
cerning a famous school.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for ,sale
that desirable 1oa acre farm, situated
in the Towimsh p of Eaddu1ph, being Lot
13, Co.n1. Tlivere le on the pretenses
a good frante tiorrs'e, batain with, founda-
tion, orethar}d. The, to 1m as weal draira
ed and all under aulfivationt This is
ail excellent farm, well, situated and will
be geoid reasonable. F,or further partic-
ulars apply to Jdhm O'Neil, Mooresville.
Ont. WM. Ii1LLY,.
FAiiAVI, FOR SALE
The undersigned d is *tiering for sa21e
Lot 6, North B;ouindary Stephen, con-
taining 100 acres of good land. There
ie an the premises a good frame house
with stone cellar; bank barn with ce-
ment floors ; 3 good wells: and a
emelt orchard:, This is a good grab's
or grass farm, or Would make a good
stock: farm Situated two miles from
Exetor; phone In house}. Will be sold'
reasonablie. For particulars apply on.
the premises, or write the undereiigned,
.Fred Green, Hay, or B. S. PhilllpsE,
Exeter.
Goliege .At
Home
Thousands of ambitious young peo-
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occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in
Rack every . sphere of Business Activities
You may finish at college if you so wish.
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day. Individual instruction. Expert tea-:
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trainers in Canada. Seven 'colleges, -spec-
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Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-
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GEO..SPOTTON B. F. WARD
Presideitt Principal
.r.
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
ANY person who is the sole head Of
a family- or any male over 18 years old,
inlay homestead a quarter section of
,available Dorninison land sin Manitoba
•Saskat1chewen 'or Alberta. The ap-
plicant (roust a ppea r in person at the
Dominion Lands r -Agency: or Sub-
agency fore the district. Embry by pro-
ay made be maids at any agetecy, on
cerlaLr, conditions by father, mother,
son, daughter,. brother or. sister et in-
tending homesteader
Duties -,Six months' rea1dence'' upon
.and cultivation of tate land in 'each
sot three yeare, .A hosnestieader may live
within (nano :ti,';less of his homestead on
• a. farm ox a:t least 80 acnes sollely
'owned and occupied by 1Thn or by his
'father, another, son daughter, brother
or {sister;. . •
In certain districts 5 hiomesteader. An
good standing may pre-empt a quart
•er-section clout side his homestead.
Price $3.00 per acre, •
Duties -Must reside upon the home'
stead or pre.esniptiom six months in
,each. ef• sir yearea rrotn date of home.
istead entry • (ineloding thp-' t rtte •re
quired to earn homestead patent) and
cultivate fifty acres= extra.
A hoanesteader who has exhausted 'ifs
homestead right mad cannot obtain a
,pre-F,etnption may eater for a pun.
ehesed hoam,es+•sad in certain .dlstxi eta
!Price $11.00 .pear acre. Duties-- TvIust
reside six tnombhs in 'each of these,
-are, culFtivrate fialty acres and erect
a house worth $800,•
Vt. W. CORY,'
Deputy of the Minister at the lnter;ar •
14,$,--tinaut3h,oFrized oubllca•tton oL Address
inks advectisscnent Willtrot .be paid fora
HOMESEEKERS1
EXCURSIONS
TO
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tuesday until' October 28th; inclusive,
Winnipeg and Return - $35.00
l:drnonton and •iieturn 43.00
other RetO months proportion
ROMTSii%EEERS' "TRAIN leaves Toronto
2.00 p.m. each ITuesday. May to August
Inclusive. Best train to take, as Winnipeg is
reaebed early moraine, enabling passengers to
make all branch line connections.
Through trains Toronto to
Winnipeg and west
Particulars from Canadian Pacific Agents or
Write M. G. MURPHY,
D.P,A.; C.P. Ry.; Toronto
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Phosnhonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension; restores
vdtn and vitality. Premature decay and all salmi
weakness averted at once. PLtoslphonol will
make you a new man. Price 88 a box or two fat
86. Mailed to any address. The Seo'beli Dreg
Co.. at, Catharines. Ont.
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 ort Sale
present we have applications offering Mortgage g g
Auction Sale
OF RESIDENTIAL PRO?ERTIES
IN EXETER.
in the matter of the, Estate of Isaac
Smale late of the Viillage .of Ex-
eter in the County of tluroni •:ad-
dler, deceased,
There will be offered, for sane by
Public Auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY the 9th day of AUG-
UST 1913. at 2 o'clock p.m., the fol-
lowing valuable properties nanielY,•
Parcel No, 1—Lot number Five on.
the likrest side of Carling street, and
North of Gidley Street, "Gidley's.
Survey" Exeter, containing . 1 acre
and 4 perches of land, more or. less.
Parcel No. 2 --.The South halt; of
Six or the West side, of Carling St,
"Gidley's Survey," Exeter, containing
2 . rods and 2 perches of land more
or less
On parcel No. 1, there is erected a
frame dwelling, also a frame, stable;
on parcel No. 2, a frame Dwelling all
in fairly good condition. Any .per -
persons contemplat#ng building a
residence, or residences should avail
themselves of this opportunity to. ac-
quire; advantageous sites and plenty
of first-class material for re -con-
struction work.
The properties are favorably locat-
ed convent to 'short
and church-
es and within a:short distance at
Main street Railway Station and Can.•
ning Factory.
Terms of Sale -20 per cent. of
purchase money on day of sale, bal-
ance in 30 days thereafter. Other
terrne made •known on clay, of sale,
T B( „arling Dickson & Carling
• Auctioneer .Solicitors for
Vendors.
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.
D A. McLACfLA:M. Principal.
Every.Woman:
Is latereeted and should korai
about the wonderful
Marvel Whirling Spray
D011lahe
Askyour druggist for
tt. Ir he cannot supply
the MARVEL, accept no
other. bat send stamp for illus-
trated book—sealed. it gives fall.
particulars and directions invaluable
to ledies.WINDSORStJPPLY CO. Wtndwr, Gal
General Agents tar Canada.
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails, These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
ail`che8p intitatlons. Dr. de Vsa'i are sold at
a box, or three for Flo. Mailed to any address.
mit Aoobell Drug Ce., fit. Cafbsrtasr. Ont.
TC FARMERS WANTING EN. -
Farmers wantinig' hired men for next
seascp, should place their,orders at once
o'thery isc• there will be iifficulty 'n
siacui iiia; ftp. Orders left with the
Local Goveiiuseenit Employment Agent
Cor tags district, Advocate OLLice, . or
addressed- thereto, will receive proanpt
ot'tentlen C. H. SANDERS, Agent:
OF DWELLING HOUSE :& PREM-
ISES IN THE VILLAGE
OF DASHWOOD.
Unless the moneys due under a
ceextain Mortgage made by Dorothea
Miller to George Koch, . are :•ooner
paid there will be. offered .for rade:
by Public Auction on FRIDAY, The
Eighth day of August, 1913, at
2 o'clock p.m., at the Zimmer Hotel
i n Dashwood, the ,,follotiving desir-
able property, viz :—All that certain
parse' or .tract of land, :and premises
situated in the village of Dashwood,
in the. Township of Hay and,. County
of .Huron.,being ,composed of part of
Lot number twenty-four (24) in the
South Boundary "Concession of the
said Township of Hay, more partic-
ularly described as follows ;-Com-
mencing,at a point , in the Southern
boundary , of Lot marked "B" on a
elan of part of said Lot number wen
ty four known ,as "Noah Fried's Sur-
vey" of the said Villages of 'Dashwood
at a distance of One -hundred and
fifty' seven 'feet, six inches east from
the south-west angle of said Lot "B"
thence .northerly three hundred and
thirty-seven feet, six inches t� the
northern boundary of said Lot mark-
ed "B"; thence easterly along the
northern boundary of said - Lot "B"
fifty-two feet and six inches; thence
southerly three hundred and thirty-
seven feet six inches to the southern
boundary of said • lot "B" thence
westerly along the southern boundary
OUSE
CLEANING
SN
Ye Olde Firm Of
Heintzman & Co.
LIMITED
One Genuine Heintzman. & Co. Up -Right Piano, Fancy
Walnut Case,slightlyused, splendid condition, fully guar-
anteed 5 years.: Regular price 450 selling price' $290.00 $6.
per month.
One Thomas Square Piano Rose Wood Case 7i 1-3 Octave
over strum; scale guaranteed 5 years 3150. 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. $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.
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HeiinZtmain : 8 Co
193-5.7 Younge Street, Toronto
or Heintzman & Co. 38 Ontario Street, Stratford
Heintzman and Co. " Please mail'. me
to-daya list . of slightly used . ,Upright
Pianos advertised in the Exeter Ad-
vocate
Name
of said lot i93" of fifty-two feet, aabi
inches, to the place of beginning,
T, ern s of Sale -10 per cent. of pur-
chase money on day of sale; Balance
in 30 days thereafter, For further
;particulars apply to
ED, BOSSENBERRY
Auct., or to
DICKSON Bt CARLING :
Solicitors for Mortgagee, '.xeter,
He Won.
'rte scene was tha clubroom, me
hour Advanced. Serious. giuuuiy„ t•IiMar-
tui, elated, were the earnest tat•es et
the talkers by turn us tut+ art;uu,+gats
for and against carne thick and ,rust.
And the subjeet unser tieh,ite, -Do
Fish Sleep?" That wags all, but it was
sufficient to keep them at It tills date
hour of the night, Ithiie putieutly wan-
ed their respective wives at home.
So faercely waged the controversy.
that it burned itself away, 'Tore
came a lull. Most of the debaters were
played right out.
It was then that the "cheerful idiot,"
who had played the listener's rote,
chipped in. Rising from his roomy,
armchair, where be bad lain unobserv-
ed, he stretched, yawned, then spoke:
"Gentlemen, the hour is late. 1, for
one, must hie me to my eot Do fish
sleep? I do not know. But if they
don't, why .river beds?"—Lindon An,
ewers.
MOUNT CARMEL. '
Mrs' John 'Rowland's many friends
ale pleased to know that she is re-
covering nicely after her recent ill-
ness.—Miss Margaret Quinn of De-
troit is the guest of ms's 1. Camp-
bell foi a few days, thisi week.—Mas-
te- Alyward Flaherty of London is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. Hall at.
present.—Mrs, Campbell of St ,jos-
epi,. was a visitor of the home of
Mr Jos Guinan's for a few days last
week. -Mrs. D. Morrison and son,
Edge of Detroit is visiting friends
in this .neighborhood.—Rev. Fr. F,
Forster of Sandwich College visited
his brother here .:for a few days.
CHISELHURST
Mrs Barr of Exeter visited at R.
Cole's and E. Diunnin's' over Sunday.
—Rev Richardson of Kippen, gave us
a goon sermon an Sunday.—Miss An-
nie Wre, of •Toronto is visiting her
brother G. L. here.—The young
people of this locality intend going
to the Bend an Saturday next,—The
first story of G. L. Glenn's new
house i, completed.—Mr. H. Jacobi
intends returning here, having pur-
chased ' Mr. McNaughton's fifty
acres.—Mr annd Mrs. Childs of De -1
troit are visiting of the home of John
Chambers and George 'W. Wren.—
Miss Sllillinglaw's two Entrance pup-
il; were successful, Cecil O'Brien and
Florence Westlake.—Quite a number
fron 'here attended the ball game an
the Boundary Monday evening, Hen-
sel! vs. Boundary.—Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Horton and daughter, Grace, have
a eaurnec1 from a. week's sojourn at
Grand Bend,—Miss Grace Horton's
music pupil Rossie Broadfoot, was
successfu'.in the recent musical ex-
amination taking first-class honors.
ZURICH
Mr. Sheriff of the Molsons Bank Ber
lin, is visiting in town.—Mrs. Mc Wal-
ters of Detroit is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. Well.—Miss Flossie
Kibler of Berlin is visiting at the
home of Mr. O. Fritz.—Miss Freda
Hess, -teacher of Weyburn, Sask., is
home forthe holidays. -Mr. Addison
of the West and Miss Helma Koehler
of Toronto, are visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs. P. Koehler, Goshen
Line.—Mrs. Koehler, formerly Mrs.
Jacob Waltz, died on Sunday at her
home on the Babyton Line. She had
reached the age of eighty years. The
remains, were laid to rest on .Tuesday
morning in the Lutheran Cemetery.
—Mr. and Mrs, D. 11. Steinbach and
Miss, 'Emma Heideman of Detroit ar-
rived.ott Wednesdayfor a visit to their
parents.—The large barn of Mr. F. G.
Kalbfleisch was successfully raised on
Wednesday. The barn is 481c100 feet
and is the largest in this Township.
HBNSALL
Art Bush is home from the Coast
where he has been for some time.
—Charley Ohampman of Berlin, is
spending his holidays here, with re-
latives.—Lloyd Steacy of the Molsons
Bank sniff, Alvinston, is home for his
holidays.—Mrs, Thomas of Brandon,
formerly of Varna, has been visiting
at A. McPherson's.—Mrs. Quigley, of
Elginfield, is the guest- of her sister
Mrs. Carlin at the ging George.—Ern.
Steacy is home for his holidays.. He
has'a good position in a big store in
Orilla.—Rev. R. Ricks spent a few
days at the Summer School at Alma
College at St. Thomas, --Thomas Hud-
son of Marlette, Mich., accompanied
by his wife; is here visiting with his
mother and other relatives.•-Johu D.
Buchanan; who has been. visiting with
his parents for a couple of weeks bee
returned to New York,—Mr. Wag -
horn and his mother of Toronto are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mc-
Laren. -Mr, and Mrs. Garden, who
hail beenspending some days with,
Mr. and Mrs.'Moore, returned to De-
troit on Monday.—Joyce McLean,
who has been visiting at the home of
his father, Hugh McLean, returned
to Hainilton.
THERMOS .. POPULAR AND NLY
DIRECT INE REACHING A
SUMMER RESORTS . IN
HIGHLANDS OF
ONTARIO.
Including Muskoka - Lakes, Lake -of
Bays, Algonquin Park, Maganeta:van
and French River, Georgian Bay, 11
luag,ain' and Icawartha; Lakes. Ex
cellent train service via Grand 'rruhk
Railway to and from above resorts;
Tourist tickets at reduced rates,
good to return until Nov. 30th are
now on sale to above, resorts',
Write for illustrated folders and.
time tables, telling you how to get
t
there ,and containing list of 'hotels
rates ate., to C. E. Horning, D .P.
A. G. T. Ry„ anion Station, Toronto
N. J. Dore, Station Agent, 101,cetet t l
STEI'iiEN- I)oitald Galbraith, of` Ms zxty . takes pvssessirrrt in the fall.
West Williams, has sold, his fifty -acre '
farm o -n Concession 14, East Willi- , • roar living --William stn Mai t , a
Xariller living near. Dungannon pias
ams, to Ivlalcolnl McIntyre, of Stephen instantly killed on his farm. when he
Township fox a handsome sum. Mr. fell front a load of hay.
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Olt
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P u eas past 40 years its.
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been seld fol liquid term by all medicine dealers, It can now also
be obtained in tablqt form in $1,00 and 50c boxes. If your druggist
doeea't keep it, send 60one-cent stamps to R,V.Pierce, M,D. Buffalo,
rhf Common Sense Medieat Adviser—a book of
100 pages-grssw rs 44 medical! questions.
aS'En$5Ao ttnone..eerst stamps to R.V. Pierce, M.D.
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Note the three surfaces,
each of which will last
as long as the ordinary
one surface grate. A
gentle rocking is usually
3 all that's required but any
clinkers happening to form
are ground up by the mas-
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This is only - with verylittle effort. The
2one of the
many ad- ;rate bars are so con
vantages of the Sun-
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write for the Sunshine bo
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