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Sold only in sealed packages
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Souvenir Cast Iron Range
with Reservoir
The &met* Range is a
guaranteed baker and
heater.
Will give every satisfaction
end with care will last a
Special Features;
plated Base, Glass Oven
Door and Thermometer.
Bread, cake, etc. visible
while baking. Thermo.
meter tells exact heat in
oven. Removable nickel edge for easy cleaning, Porcelain
Enamel Bock full width of warming closet, smoke pipe up
the back.
No. 9-20--18* x 18" oven as illustrated, price $84.50
Without warming closet, $65.50
No. 9 -22 --the same Range but with 20" x 20"
oven, $89.50. Without warming closet, $70.50
SOLD BY
W. J. HEAMAN,
Exeter, Ont.
There is a "Souvenir,' dealer in your town,. if
"au tetanal locate him write as for his n,.me.
THE HAMILTON STOVE & HEATER CO., Limited
Succossoss to
THE GURNEY TILDEN CO., Limited
HAMILTON - CANADA
"SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURING"
30 Wag -COUGHS
RAND TRUNPSVSTAZ
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between;
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO.
Unexce4led dining car service.
Sleeping cars 00 night trains and
Parlor caws ori principal day trains.
iatormation from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Age,nt, or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Agent, Exeter
Pharos 4.4w.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C, H. Sanders at the Advocate ,Of -
rice. Strictly confidential; no witness
CLINTON—A pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. E. E. Hord, on ,Thursday
Dec. 11, when Agnes Whitehead Lacy
of Thedford, became the ,bride of
Frank Hunnitord, also of Thedfard, the
Rev. A. E. Doan of Hensall perform-
ing the ceremony.
THE ONATARIO -
ELECTION ACT
• ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
SOUTH HURON
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Public Notice is, hereby given that
the following abstract of the statement
of the expenses of Adrew Hicks,
a candidate for the Legislative As-
sembly at the election held on the 20th
October, 1919, as furnished by Mr.
Gaa. W. Layton, his official agent,
namely,—
Postage and Express 1.36
Speakers 10.00
Printing and AdvIerttising 70,80
Revised Voters' Lists 30.00
Hall Rentals 44.00
Personal Expenses 20.00
$176.16
Da fed at.,Kippela this 18th day,of De-
cember, 1919,
HENRY HORTON
• Returning Officer
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Make your Gift Buying a Pleasure.
.Buy a Present that will be Appreciated.
We have an assortment that cannot fail to, appeaLto
Christmas 8hopperS.
Who would not like a
ELECTRIC FIXTURE— We also have a complete
SUIT C,ASES, CLUB BAGS
TRUNKS, LUNGH8c BOOI< CASES
Any of which.'...auld make a nice
gift. .••,•
iz,es, including Electriq Lanterns
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We carry full 1ine4 Auto Ad;r6esSiOries, Rugs, -Gauntlets; also Mitts,
Blankets and,R'bes.
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READING LAMP
F.,I,ECTR.IC GRILL, . •
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Win Beer.
Hensall
A former resident Of London and
ane of the oldest( of Hensell's citizens
died here in the person of Mr. W.
H. Reynolds, at the age of 75 years.
He canto to Hensall soon after the
opening of the Ledo, Huron F.c
Bruce Railway, and as architect and
builder had helped to erect some of
the finest structures ia the vicinity',
He was a member or the Hensall,
Lodge of Oddlellows, and the funeral
was in their hands—Mrs„,Saml, Smil-
lie had the misfortune to slip on 'the
floor and fall, fracturing her hip. Her
condition is 'serious in view of, her ad-
vanced years.
Mr, Wm, Sangster left last week
far Sudbury, where be will visit his
brother over the Christmas holidays.
—Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Palmer, Sr.„ left
last week for London, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. ;Mine*.—Mr. and
Mrs, Cecil Simpson of Wroxeter have
moved to, Brucefield„ where they will
make their future borne. Mrs, Simp-
PsOn. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Bonthron.—Mr. and Afts„ Albert
Traquhar ;of Meyronae, Sask., left last
week for HensalL—Mr, Jas. Ruston,
who ,has bee.n, operating the dredge
the Fcreek just south of the village
has closed down for the winter...—Mr.
Jas. SmiLlie left last week for Toronto.
—Miss Florence .Reynolds, of ,CalT
gary arrived home here, last week, --
Mr. George Reynolds of Port Paver
attended the funeral of his father, MtS
W. H. Reynolds,
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Zurich
Mr. Robt. Allen Of the Town. Line,
near Blake, who recently sold his farm
to Mr. Mr. A. L. Sree,nan, has purchas-
ed the fine farm of Mr. LeBeau, on
the London Road, near Brucefielcl, for
the consideration of $10,000.,—Mr. E,
Bosseaberry has reoeived word ofthe
death of Mr. Gideon. Bock which took
place at New Dundee on Tuesday of
last week. The cause of death was
heart failure.—Mrs. j,Melick is spend-
ing the winter months with her daugh-
ter, Mrs, L. Hudson of Seaforth. Mr,
John F. Moritz of Cavalier, N. Dak.,
is spending the winter at the home of
his nwther, Mrs. P. Haugh.—Miss
ole Hess underwent a SCAMS opera.
tion. ,an her eyes at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London,
FULLARTON—One of the olde st
residents of this section, Phillip
Greenwood is dead, at the age of 94.
He was a life long resident of Ful-
larton Township, though a native of
Devonshire England, He retired to
Mitchell 27 years ago—Mrs. Margaret
Kane Byers, widow of the late Wil-
liam Byers, of the ist concession of
Fullarton, was found dead., She had
been. t1 for years, .but was not =-
usually =well when she retired the
previous night. She was 75 years of
age.
CLINTON—Rev. Forde tied -the
matrimonial knot between Irene Willis
daughter of Mrs, 5, Leppington and
Wesley Lawrence of Weyburn, Sask.
on. December loth at the parsonage, of
the Baptist church,
CASTO R IA
For Infants and childran
in Use For Over 30 Year;
Always hears
the ing4e
signature of
KIPPEN—George Holland, n pros-
perous farmer here, was stricken with
apoplexy while visiting his sons in
Clinton., but is recovering.
SEND US TRE NEWS.•
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The A.dvocate is anxious to It.ve
correspondents itt4 districts. 7f
your territory is not represented by
our staff correspondents will Yuu
send us the news, or suggest the
name of someone who would be ikely
to do so? We furnish .staimped en-
velopes and writing supplies.
MARRIAGE LICHINSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate
flee Strictly confidential; no witness
YOUR AMTION
Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some
of your accustomed vim and is your ambition
to do things at low ebb? Your resistance
is broken. You should find help and -'invigora-
tion in rich, nourishing
EMULSION
Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott's
seldom fails to freshen the blood, build up the general
health and impart a feeling of well-being to the body.
Por that tired -oaf feeling take Scott's Emulsion.
scott Hownt, Torouto, Ont.
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For the man who wishes something a little extra -in
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