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EXETER
ATHNJG iTE, RJH 1D.A;Y',
JAN, 3 1924
et Markets
CH ANGEI.) hVERY WEDNESDAY
Whitt ,.. 95
Oat% a 45
of t t tout a's Best Flout j 4.1,
Fanx'2y Flour ......... „3,30.
Pastry Flour , , 3,05.
Feed Flour tete,,..,
Bran
Sh+.rts • ,,tete. 1,40
New Leiel Eggs .45
Held Eags 10
Creanr:ry Butter .,t,.. 45 & 47
Ua, ry Butter .,.37 to 40
Lard . 18 to 20
Flogs ,
ocal Doings
0,vi=n tc+- the 'holiday fadlnxg on
Tuesdey the Advocate woes not ,print-
ed until Thursday morning this yv+eek,
‘,Yeite 197 t.
Sc ool -tvi1,1 re -open Chis Thursday
1.90 tixezn uxg •
1.50. The .hockey schedule in this dies-
triet, as :n' marry ''others is put forward
a bit waiting, for ice.
M, s. Herb. Walter, after suffering
from a severe attaJ of quinsy, is
now recover -n; ziicely,
NI -res. Peter Bowden of ?34dgetownr on
December `28th slipped on the :poll
ishad floor:'`of her 'hothe and br{oke her
ankle.
Quite a number of Exeter 'hockey
fans motored .to,London:'on Thursday
ex -ening to see the Toronto Strat-
ford garnie. •
Mr. W. C. Rivers ono. Monday :hot
me. of the big California Jack rabbits,.
down neer t114 boundary between, Us-
borne and Bicldulph,
\'t'b11e driving thi.s car. in London re-
cently, the auto was struck by a Loa -
don and Port Stanley •el;ectrie car; and
carried 150 .feet, 'Mr. Isaac was bruin
ed somewhat and thecar slightly dans
aged
:Many and 'varied are the vehicles
ane tee an the {road these days, -bio•
cycles, buggies, wagons, automobiles,
cutters and sleighs, While we have
a 'little snow, the. wheeling is the
better.
11r Geo. Harden, an Exeter Old
Boy, has been elected- Worshipful
raster of Thedford Loyal Orange
Lodge. George is an ,enthusiastic iOr-
aatgem'an attrd was largely instrumental
im organizing the lodge in Thedfore.
Acrordng to J. B. Bowers fovea
casts of the weather for 1924, pub-
lislied last week in the Ads*ocete,; the
strangest wands over the entire "globe
wail be on ,or about Feb, 5, A.pri1 i15
to 20, the rust week in, June, July 1
October 28, and December 22,
\Ir. John Jacob and, wife lei;t last
trees. for Clinton, wh'.ere they will
take charge: of the Huron County
Home, We wish Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
every sucress an their new occupa.-
tiara and wie feel that the county will
get faithful service from thein.
Union week -night servzces, are be-+
ing held in the churches. this, week.
\ionday midnight services were held
in the. Trivitt i emoritat Church,, Tues-
day ' night in :Main Street IMTethlaadisit
Church Wednesday night in Catvaen
Presbyterian Church, Thursday night
in Jame, Street ;Vl'ethodLst Church, and
Friday night ,Trrvitt A''emalriisi<a:
These services commence 4 8 a'c1ock,
all the. resident miinis/taers taking past.
;745
W. a ,. Goulding
A. T. C. ;Lula
Organise and Choirmaster• James St.
?dlethodat Church,
Teacher of Piano, Vocal anal{ Theory,
Instructor of Music tun the Public.
Schools
Terms Moderate
Bax 57 EXhTER.
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TENDERS
Tenders wil' be received until Sat-
urday, January 5th, 1924, for filling
and packing the ice house at Winchel-
sea Creamery, and covering the ice
with sawdust, Size of ice house 43
feat long, 14 feet, 8 inches wide, 10
feet high. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily" accepted. Address
Geo. Jaques, or -W. G. Medd
Woodham Exeter
\Ir. Victor Sweet ,of Cleveland,
Ob ao, • is heat' v5saiting With his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sweeet, •
AUTO ACCIDENT.
On Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs, David
12(ex- l:if and daughter, Mrs, Graham,
v;h'le mo o:•in to the. home of ;Mr.
Albert Mitch °ll, Biddulph, had a nar-
row escapie from serious if• not fatal
aecident. Th :y were going south • on
the Landon Road and where nearly i •
.front of \ir. Jas. Walkerf's residence
the car slid off the road into thee'
ditch, upsetting the ear and occupant,.
L+uekiv \ors. Roweliffe and Mrs, Gra,-
ham escaped with only slight injury
while Mr. R ew skis did riot fare so
we' -,l. las laangbadly shaken up and
wii;i be conSlead to Ins bed far atime,
The car was considerably damaged.
CORN CONTRACTS.
The Exeter Canning Company is op-
en. its recelse contracts for growing
corn for season of 1924 -Early Ever-
green, $$10 a ton; Early Crosby, $15
a ton. Apply ‘early as acreage is.
larni ted
PIGS FOR SALE.
25 sucking pigs ready to wean Jan. 1.
Apply to J. A. Van Camp, phone 57r2
,PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Consisting •of house,, stable, and 8
lots of land; situated, in Exeter North
on Thain. Street. Apply to H. Bier -
ling, Hay P. 0.
NOTICE. -"Big Clearing Sale' *at
Mrs. W D. Yeo'a Children's Wear,
Cloak rigs, Coats, Hats,. Caps, Scarfs,
Hose, Mitt,, Bonnets, Underwear.
HOUSE TO RENT.
Frame house in .good condition, good
water. Two acres of land. Apply at
this office,
Mr. Frank Taylor has rented Mr.
Thornton Baker's stables, to the rear
of Taylor's Tire Shop, and has heavy
and ligh t horses for bale or exchange
Look over the horses he, has on. hand.
HOUSE TO RENT.
Brick house on Huron Street, apply
to Byron E. Hicks, or at this Office.
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE,
Well built, attractive and modern
bungalow, centrally located, Apply
GLADMAN & STANBURY
FOUND. -A place where you can
buy British American Gasoline at 28c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
NOTICE
A CHANGE OF TIVIE
WX be madae
• SUNDAY, JANUARY 6TH, 1924
For Fu4:1 Particulars Apply to Arty
Ticket Agent
Elliott and Johns
Merchant Tailors
As we are just startiog ire the Tailor-
ing Business vie are going to gine t:o
the, puo':tc, a barga&ri, and this is what
the bargain ;s going to be. -We h,av;a
a piece of Blue Serge; guaraniteed all
wool; fast color;: never fade Indigo
Dye, This suit is ` regular $40.00 and
for two dollars we aregoing togive
you an extra pair 4of pants of the, same
cloth. But this bargain is limited.
Six suits is all will be sold at this
Deice, So c>ion't delay.
Trucking
Ot ,;Track, makes a regular trip,
Landon each week.
Consult ITS f-orr Truck' Work., and
eneral Delzvery
INSTALLATION OF •OFFICERS.
The newly -elected and appointed of-
ficers of Lebanon Forest Lodge, No.
133, A. F. &. A. Mt., Exeter, were
duly enstalied on Thursday evening,
Dec. 27th. by Vje;ry Wore Bro. M. Eac-
rett, assisted by other. past masters;
as follows,-W.M., Homer Bagshaw;
Sr. Warden, -J. G. Stanbury; Jr. War-
den, G. M, Clxcdley ; Treas., C. H;,
Sander Secretary, R N. Creech ;
Chap„ M,.. Eacrett; Sr. Deacon, T,
Pryde „jr Deacon;,. W: Frayne; Inner
Guard, H. O. Souti c�ott; Steward,,
B Pryde.; Dir. of Ceremloniies, Very
Wor, Bro. J. A. Stewart; Board of
General Purposes, Bros, Stewart, Ta-
man, owe, Neaman, and J. M. South-
cott; Board of Relief, Master and his
wer'dens. The work being over a
lunch was served, a,ter which, newly
,installed officers and others spoke
briefly,
MRS. KEMP DEAD.
Word was received here last week
by friends of the-deatth+,af Mrs. Capt.
George Kemp, "a farmer well-known'
resident of Exeter, who died at her
home ,in Toronto ion Thuraday, Dec.
27th, at the age Of 74 years, About
forty-filve years ago the late Mrs..
Kemp came here with her husband and,
family from England, where the late
12r, Kemp was a sea Captain for
many years„ and who died here oyer
twenty years ago. Some little time
after ,Mr. Kemp's dealtli to fanvialyam,ov-
ed to Toronto where they have since
resided. Mrs. Kemp was a mieinlaer of
the Angltican church and when in
Exeter took a deep interest iat -all
church work, By her beautiful
:Chris-
tian character, her .lovable disposition
and ,fuer many ,excilfent qual,i;ti;es of
both heart a;ttd'.'lveaid she ;was loved'
god respected by all who knew her.
\ler remains were interred in T.owa-
toy, the funeral taleing place on Mon-
day at St, Thome' Church.
NOTICE, -"Big January ' Clearing
Sale" at Mrs. W. 1), Y,eo's, Giving
up Grocery department; salting off
all groceries, also Meas' wear.
Triv tt Memorial
Church
11 am. -"The Great lanifestatininV'
7
pin, -"Is not. thus: flue, Carpen;ter,
Rev A. A. Trumpar, Rector.
cAVEN PRESBYTER/LAI CHURCH
Rev, James Foote. B. A., Minister
10 a. m. _Sunday School and Bibie'
Classes. .
11 a.m.—"The Defeated Aims im of
Christian, Life.
7 p.m.—The Christ%an Religion
,In Early Scotland.".
Boy Scouts ` meet Friday evening.,
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
10.15 -Morning . Class,
to 1.
1'0CE a r A .n . aer ; ovule ready for a
viiyai ?"
3:00 p.m. -Sunday School.
7,00 .p,rri {`The,-Thneea' Worst- Bar-
gains
ar-.gain ixz Hi str Std'
l3AGSHAW & EASTON
Welcome
�r.,il�'cuulla Sheen. has returned to
D e troit
vt,„ s. Tramper and, fasm tty sapient the
halide)/inn, London,
12r J.:: A. J3zrtnttlll of Stratford was
:here for New Yef'trs'. • , •
Mr, end Mrs. W J. Heasnan spent
New Year in London,
Mr. Alex, Stewart :las lop froze..
London far -thee' holiday,
lyIiss,Maine Sanders speata, day, or!
two in. Loindan':this week;
• Mrs, A. E. Gampbeli left, Friday last
to visit relatives 'in Hanriltotn
.Mr. Wes Valle of Niagara -Falls vys
;sed aela,tives here this week,
\Ir, James. Delar rig of 1 gsadon is viis-
iitiag relatives here for a+;fenv days,
Mr and Mrs. Richard Treble of
London spent the holiday in' town,
firs, ,Ewart Powe, of London sprint
the holiday wtth sMa. and Mrs. W. N.
Bowe,
Mrs. Morley Wilson of Dreadeuv-vs•,
ited with Mr. J. W,. Powell during the
holidays
Vtr, Gordon Wes of Wilndsor, visit-
ed with relatives in town during the
holidays,
Mr, Ronald Wutwrer returned home
Saturday from a trip to different parts
of California.
,\Titins Annie Weekes of. •Guelph has
been visiting .r'elatives in town. during
the past week,
:nr. Ed. Harrison of Detroit visite ,
ed his sister, We, Chats. Box, Stephen,
over the .holiday.
Mr. Was. Thorne. of Kitchener vis-
ited for a fere' days with Mr. and Mrs
E. C, Appleton.
After a visit with his father and
sister here, :Mr,, Thos, :rappl, has re-
turned to Daetrorlit.
Mr, James McDonald of Straltford
spent several days with his ,sister,
Mrs, Thos. Creech.
\hiss Irno Sweet has been engaged
as teacher a't Putruaa andhas gone to
undertake her duties.
\Ir. Will Manson of Torontoi and
\Tins Jessie Manson of London were
home afar the holiday..
Mr. • and Mrs, Henry Hopper of.
W ngham spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Berney.
Mrs. Dan. Daerks is spending a f,ew,
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Isaac
Statham, near Parkhill: "
\Zrss Stella Gregory returned to
Brantford on •Monday%to resume her
dutiesii. theeCollegiate.
Rev. and Mrs Fear 'of Waalke*rv.:ille
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.' S.
Howey during•.tive week.
Mrs. Ferguson returned to Toronto
Saturday, after Nisitiuig her parents
Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Sweat.LL
,Mr Young Csielech of Detroit spent
Sunday and Monday with his, grand-
mother, ,ltrs Janes Creech,, '
\fr, Otto Thompson, of Toronto
Dental College, spent Christmas and
New Years w,3th' relativges in Exeter.
(1r "°and Mrs. 0, Bgecher of Netwi
Hamburg and !1•Ir Eai•,l Browni'.ng ,of
Toronto visited at Dr, Brownngi'4.
Mr, Harry. Gould; of 'Windsor spent
a few- days with his mother, Mrs.
Richard Gould, andother relatives:
lirs, Smith, who has been visiting,
her parents, •lIr, ,and Mrs. -1. Arm-
strong, returned to Toronto Monday.
Goderiich Star, -"Mrs. L. H. ' Dick-
son, and Mies Dickson leave to -day
(Thursday), on a. visit to -Pembroke."
hlr, and Mrs. W. N. White, after vis -
with Mrs. Hedden for several dys, re-
turned to their ahonx,ei iini DetroitiThurs-
day,
Mr, and Mrs,` Richard Hunter left, on
Thursday for New York to spend two
weeks with -their daughter MVlrs. C.
Divine
.'viand Mrs. V(lerof London vis-,
i.ted with the 'latterss ;parents; Mr. and
;hiss. L.' Day, a few- days during the
week. •
yrir. and Mrs. RussellSmiatll and fan
in,y returned to London. Thursday, af-
ter' a viieit with Mr: and Mrs, Peter
Frayne.
Dr. A YicTagga:rt of Toronto was
among the holiday visitors here, 3i
av,r„
visited u Lith lila mother, Mrs. Pe(t)er
Mr.T.aggar t
NI1ss; Edith Davis, Who has been avis-
sung viiith her sister, Mrs. Garnet.
Ccckwridl at Bladsworth, Sank, re--
turned home last week.
Mr, and Mrs. G, Clipso.a and family
of Ingersoll spent a fetv_days with
sirs.'"Ci1ipson's :arenits, Mr. and Mrs,
D. Davis, during the -week.
\Irs: George Vilwian;of Mitchell. and
Mors, D, Rohlerts and son of Toronto,;
are spending- a ,con Ole we to with
lk, and Mrs, W. Doerr.
arr. Aale.n Jeckelt and Miss Hiolwle
who, were visiting Mr. James and Miss
Jeck 11, have returned to their re;-
apect_ve homes in Taranto.
Mrs Wm. Brooks ` .of Crystal. City'
ilfan., who, Vas been visiting among
reatives and fnienitl,s at Ails Craig,~ is
visitiiag'with ;,ties =cll. , Mr :' C. W,
Brooks:'
Mr;• acid Mrs. Robt. Tapp and Mass
D,oratlty. `Bedford. of `' London,, w(ese
here spearing tine holidays !sviith
and Mrs. W. It Armstrong and other
relatirves,
Mr, Edward Etherington of Di„ tro It
her... Visiting among reltatrves,., I't
is about 30 years ago gsinoe Mr. Ftli
ening ton ;Oft Exeterand has ever since
bere,n. a resident of the United States,
ttvlru> in d?,fferent parts of the Unions
Miss Ma,ry, 'Neltson, who has bee r
sp nd=irvl3, Glue Ilial days,, here,, with her
trents;' Mr, an. M.rs.:T Neyson(
turned to DetroitSaturday:''`e\r f ing:
She was, accolnpan,'i^d; by. ,her father
oils, vvi1L pr�z•e:obably renlaiia vo;that,n:,ty
for-a'tir
iavearaitala
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PlIONE 32
:
annual Stock Takin-
PHONE 32
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I CLEARING OF ODD LINES .OF REs\1NAIST,S
a id
We 21., tatk;,{ng ,�Gock this week, :and ,puttkilczg• urn s,'p�e�cuk'tj4`1Yi'�tvy;'i5��t1 :Have]: of :�;Gexcliaxtd,.s�..e
, Kti1s�a r•emnancs
cf ,various limes. Come early wind. see these ba,rgaWns, -
1 1 L I ' = ? i • ' i • ? , ' LADIES' COATS' AT BAR:GAIN: PRICES
Only a few :Ladilea' Girl's and.Misses' Coats left, but going alt read Bar„aft.{ti Prices. 10 Good Coats to
Clear at $.12.95, ;each
LADIES' AN'U MISSES CLOTH DR eS.S S,
Beautiful quality, all wool 'ser a
and tr' tiot\e. dresses must b -ecleared oat this month a
mP' A BARGAIN THIS WEEK IN BLhACHED COTTON . .
5 webs beautiful quality bleached ,cotton; 36 in. Wide, a r+ea;1 bargain'thia" at 5 yds
W• TOWELLING" BARGAINS '"
Lost Na., 1-4 webs ,on good - towelling, nearly all ilnen, clearing at 5 yds for $1..
?1y g quality dish and ,rolltier to}vnell p;
Lot No., 2-5 Webs ,extra heavy pure linen, droller ,towelling, peg, 35c yd, for .1.week Maly on, sale at 29c. yd.
ee MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS,
it4en's beaut+uful quality: all wool V nee �: 'sweat abalmy, co cambratiots.:reb, $5, to .cleara�3,95 each.
LAD1ES' HOUSE DR,hSSES' at 51.00
4 dozen. ladies' ase dresses, new ,stj+;i,es and is a s, all sizes. regularlyupto ._5.1.50 values. Th is
art (� i�tiJ .,
week ar one lailce $1.00 each,
bargain pric
for $1.00
in
Bargains for
January
in Men's
Overcoats at
$10, $15, $17,
$20, $25
& Boys' Cats
at $7 to $14.50
The Cloths, Styles and Var-'
ety of our Mien's and Boys"
Coats and Suits cannot be beaten
and our `prix:es 'ire slot=aysi as
lo;v a5 Fort is possible to make
th.eni.
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
!Mr. W4L1 Davis spent • New .' Year
in London.
Miss a17a.ysie Broderick has returned
to London, after spending the holi-
days
olidays with her .grandmother, Mrs. John
Broderick.
Messrs. H. Hohnner, W Russell, and
S.. 13aroi,s of London) spe,ntl a few days
.worth;„ the least neinaedts bilathier, Ted
Davies; " at. Mrs . Cottlers.. r
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S„
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of tli,e Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontarioi, and Un-
iversity of . Toronto, .y
Late District Dental Officer, Milk-,
aay District Number one, London, Ont,
Main, Office -Dickson Block, MAin
Street,- Exeter ,Ont.
Hourrs-9 ani: to 5,30 p.m,. Phone 34
Exeter.
" Office- at. Enrich Ont., : Phone 79.
Zursich,. Tuesday ;and Friday from
10 aim: tto . 5 p,inn
For .Sale
COAL HEATER, with" oven in het
shape. I3rst 515 takes it.
GAS ENGINE, Stickney, 3 hep., per-
fect condition; cheap.
DAISY CHURN, cap. 60, 1bs, power
Store Shelving, 18 ft, long -4 shelves
high. .
Buck Baseburner, witih oaten $12,
$25 Mandolin, $10.
New Felt lined woad violin case, lock
' cheap
Antique Walnut Furniture --Setae and
Arm' Clair, hair cloth, cheap.
r
arge Harness box.
Large Cask, suitable for storing meat
or grain.
Vacuum Cleaner, Lawra Mower, both'
in good order and very cheap.
Typewriter, nearly. . uvew, good value,.
Lard' Press and Sausage filler Ecom-
bined.
3 4 -gal, milk cans, almost • neve ,
2 Coat oil Heaters; reasonable.
$60 buys a good Gan Engine,:
57. buys a good Daisy .Ciiurni.
,$7; Buys Single Harness.
$2, Buys large Harness Box,
$5 ',+Buys.: .0 ft, long narrow Tablet
Cultter-1goiod shape.
Good Happy Thought range,
Knitting Maclaine, good !order, cheap.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL
WANTED.
Young cow, Jersey or part,
2 'h.,p• horizontal gas engine,
Brooder, Buckeye preferred 1000
clucks,
Far information re. above -article;
apply'.
Powell's Bazaar Exeter
1 5
JAMES. W. WATSON
Licensed Auctioneer,
Sales conducted' in any locality. Farre
stock sales a specialty, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Charges. moderate, Ora
ders left .at this office pu+on,pitly at-
tended to, 1
Phone-l..iirkton -54r2.
Address-Kirktop.' R. 12. No. 1
DR. H, H. COWAN, L.D.S., D.D.S.
Dental Surgeon;'--
at McCormick 'Block, . Zurich, every
Thursday and Satur ty
-Main Office,;-
Hartleib Block, DASHWOOD, ONT.
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON COUNTY.
Orders left with Admoicate, or at the
Central :Hotel. Prices reV{0in41e.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Exeter Ontario
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and- Satisfaction
Guaranteed •
Phone 138, Exeter, Ontario
ARTHUR, WEBER
Auctioneer - R R. No 1 Dashwood
Licenser\, Auctlioneer for .Huron Co.
Farm an stock sales a specialty.
Four years experience,
OSCAR I(LOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Gaa.duate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of .Auctioaeerihng. Spec-
ial Course taken ion Regiis,'ttered Live
Stock, Merchandise, Rel ,Estate and
Lands. .keeping FarmRates in.kee
'with
pre'vaaing market pr6ces.Sat(sfac
tion
assured. Write or w,ire 18-93,Zurich.
Oscar K1 pp, Zurich, Ont.
DR. A. . E. TENNAW1
•Vetarimirrr Sursaaa
tieDonu+1I'i Sizkbles, John St., 8zetei
(lately occupied by Dr. Vituits )
Aims 26w
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising -Made,."
oil aPnitcation._ u
Stray Aarinna,nT.
three insertiiora:
Miscellaneous'
than five lines.
Wanted, ,each
Found. 4ot.'ais 2 "--replied his
) but4 ,e y mo,�.thtJ.-
5Local readur
th �• 2c Card ot Thanks' 50c.
_. A.ucti:+on Saleis $3 .for one insertion",
and $1.50 for each subsequent rn-
sertion if u_®k1ierr fivfe inches ln,AetiZ ''`
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Re Estate Eos sale 50c.
fon insertion n ane month of four
insertio®s,
\r,
erin5n ladies re.
mother, saying
\rat he was to have
of a Prussian of -
To Our Many
Customers , --
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VTE EXTEND-'I0,Y,OU OUR S1N
CERIK APPRECIATION OF YOUR
TALUA13TZ C0 OPERATION DAL\
ING;'192% .,AND
A BRIGHT - AND PROSP,ERO'
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R N. RONVE
Conductor :of Funeral .'Servtcei
Phones -Business, 20w.` Residence, Z01
T. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister' Solicitor, Etc
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Loans, Investments Insurance)
Office t
Caling>-filack, Ma,,n, S , Exeter
Dr, G. F, Routs loom, L. D. S:, D. St.
DENTIST
Office over Carlieag's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons. v
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of privit-
funds to ,loan on farm and <vxllaRe
property at law rates of 'interest.
GLADMAN &. STANBU%
Barristers, Solicvtars, Eket
Dr. A.. R.,KINSMAN, I;. D: S.,
Honor Et to Toronto U
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