Exeter Advocate, 1912-5-9, Page 5PROFESSIONAL. CARDS
DENTAL.
Dr G. F. ROULSTON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
elember sof the R,C ?.S. or Ontario and
Donor Graduate of Toronto. University.`
Office -Over Dickson 4 Carling's law
pffice.. Closed Wednesday afternoons,
•,
DR A. ICIN L l L,
Honor Graduate of' Toronto Ien versify
DENTIST
Teeth exeracted without :Pain, or any
bad effects, Office over Gladnnan &
Stanbury's' Ofeice, I1araa Street, Exeter.
LEGAL
DICKSON 4 CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries. Cognveyancero, Cour
m ssioners. Solie ttoes for the S oisons
Bank. etc.
money to man at lowest rates of interest
Offices—Slain=St„ Exeter
I. R. Carling, B.A, L. H. Dickson
MONEY- TO LOAN
We lnaYe a large amount of private
Conde to loan on .farm and v;ltase prop,
eereies at low rates or interest, ,
G I 1?A? A I?d & 4. T 4NB EAR X'
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter.,
SENIOR
agent `Moetederat;on Le,fo Awsurane
ComPanny, also l re Insuraance. ; i lea•
lug Canadian :end British Co pen;ies.
Main -St, Exeter,
OE. SEi2 AUCTIONEER
Wei, ANDERSON, i.i,^t""Gleed auctioneer
Lor Buren County. Terms reasot,able.
Ogee elil1 be made 4 the Advoeete,.
Exeter, Pe eleaary Ei%bee'e Office, Cred=.
Icon,
T. B, CARLING
Lite. Wire, Accident and ;Plate Glass.
Insurance. Collecting accounts, and Con-
"•tint; eoetiorl Pales, Exeter, Ont.
eny i3u5,tla4395 Coli
ratdoit dUrllt,a tlae flunatnne''.
i._LUOTT
ONTARIO
PROVINCIAL LOAN OF $2,000,000
AND $210,QOO,
TtIE GOVERNMENT OF THE PRO''•.-
INCE OF ONTARIO. ender the author-
ity of Chapter 4, oe the Statutes of
Ontario, 1911, envites subscriptions
from the public:for a. loan of $2,004,000
on bonds of th,e P,rctvnce, of Ontario,
or "Ontario Goemeennent Stock,""
The bonds well li be dated 1st flay
1912, and payable an the lot of Nov-
ember, 1941, in denominations of $1,000
each, with coupons attached for;interest
at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum,
payable half yearly, on the ist, of May,
and 1st of Nove„tnber re each year, at
the office of the, Provincial Treasurer.
Toronto or at the offices of the Bank
of Mentrea.I, in Montreal, Canada, and in
New York, N: 7., at the holder's op
tion. Bonds 'well be made payable 'to
nearer, but on request wain be regis-
tered en tee 'Office et the Provincial
Treasurer and endorsed; as payable only
to the order of certain personsor
eorporat:ons, azid on. request of l oldere
vrdl be excl°.ainged for 'Ontario Goveen-
ar.ent Stock" at any tante.
Also balance of .Algonqu:Zt Park Load
of $210,094 on the Paha terms an4
Beth the eame dates, utader the author-,
;4 of Cerapter 9w 1 George V.
T:9e :state price during the ,Month et
fay, 19,12, 'w*.11 ba t02 for each ;,•,`100
and after the 31st da.y of May, 1912.
the issue price will .bati,'192 aide Interest
accrued ffronn the 1st at May, 1912.
ALL: BONDS AND INSCRIBED
STOCK ISSUED 'CINDER THE, AUTH,
JRIT7 OF TFIE SAID ACT ARE EBBE
leROee ALL ONTARIO PROVINCLAL
5., O1-iAl1GEs,, S1'CC.tr$SION
'TY AND IMPOSITIONS WI-1.tTS0-
rul�..
aurenasera of Stock or Ronde will be
4^quired to send eertif;ed cheque with
app, eat.n, payable to the order of
.. "Prey:Meal Treasurer of Ontario,"
T . loan ' s up tam the credit
- �� ra.��d
tete Oer"netteirla.ted ,ftev*tnue Fund of
Wed s charg'ea'ble thereupota.
A. J. MA• T1DSO ,
P.ro'' Incial Treasurer,
Ti•4°;Iedty Department. Perl:annent 13u,id-.
"Aorente. Awa. levee 1912.
ih71nrs : inert nT t.aTa alive:115e�
a'':u�tat vat?;out Iaut,la4ia t from the Depsart
roa�rat w.lh trot paid,' ,for it,
excellent
d)4'.a not',
`,gnt:.1 teR Comjettnee,. ii...
Write for ea.telegt+c',
Electric Restorer for Men
osphon01 restores every nertioin the body
to
flsro er tension' est r s.
viva and vitality. Premature decal and restores
t sexual
'realness a ersee at once. rboopltonot will
mike you a new man. Price 536 best. or two for
$5, Mailed to any address. The ScobeU Drug
Co., St, catbarinee.Ont.
W•
ire
It you are in need of fencing material
call and inspect the, Owen Sound Wire,
Our Safe Lock Fence ie without a doubt
the best fence anadei in Canada to -day.
+ Mao Co led Spicing, Barbed Wire,bree0
wire and staples. Prices right.
CE7DA.R POSTS or the best quality in
prices from 25c. to $1.
Also agent for the Toronto Meta1'c
Roofing Company.--Galvanitzed roofing fie
si;ding.
Have also been :appointed Local Agent
for the Confederation Lite AasuranceCo
If you axe needing any of the above
give me a call.
S. Andrew
CENTRALIA
Fresh
roceries
We are now well establish-
ed in business and we believe
on the'best of authority (nam-
ely that of a daily increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all the time,"
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
JAS. COULD
TBz DFItS
1^,AL D TENDERS addressed to the
ululate -010d and endorsed "Tenders for
Dredging Ontario," 'will be received un -
o 4 p, an. on Atolnday, May 13, 1912;
for dredging required ;et the following
plstoea en the Province of Ontario,--
Godereh, Napanee, i'deton, Telegraph
and .Nigger Iolanda.
nders will not be coltsidctcd unless
nnade on the forms suppt:ed, and s. 'ned
w.ti: the actual signatures of tenderers.
Connb`ned spec:fication and form rat
.ender can be obtained on. appl]eatie n
to the Seeretiry, Department or Public
Works, Ottawa. Tenders must 'include
the towing^ of the plant to and rival the
work. Dredges and tugs not owned and
registered »n Canada. shell not be em-
ployed la the performance of the Work
contracted for. Contractors must be
ready to begin work within thirty days
after the date they have been. notified
at the acceptance of then tender.
sopaxato cheque tor each place for
veleoli a tender la submitted must ac-
company the tender. This cheque must
be equal to elva per cent. (5 per cont!)
of the amount, of the tender, based on
the approx'.lmate quantities set oppos-
ite the name of :place, but in no ,case
must the cheque be for Tess sura than
C
M1,o00. The cheque must be accepted
on a chartered bank, and payable to
the order of the Honorable the Minis-
ter of Public Works. If the tender be
not accepted the cheque well be re-
turned.
The Department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender.
By order
le C. DESROCHERS
Secretary.
Department of Public Warks,
Ottawa, Apnei 27, 1912.
Newspapers will not be paid for this
advertsment i•f -they insert it without
authority from the Department.
TENDER FOR SEWER'
EXETER, ONT.
Tenders will be receved up to Friday
noon, May 10 next, for the construction
of about 3,000, feet of •sewers ; also
for about 3,000 feet of 12 inch and 18
inch ve,rtrified sewer pipe and specials
Plans and speoafdcationa and forma of
tender may be seen at the oft'ce o1
e:ithr of the undersigned. - The lowest
or any any tender not necessarily as
eepted.
F. W. FARNCOM•B; T. B. CABLING,
^Con'suit31•4'tia licca, T'own"Clerk
London, Ont. Exeter, 'Ont
Don't hate people; If you -can't love
tlhiem laugh at them. It is a. sign ,oY
weakness to hate sd vieiously.etl'aat• -you
are disturbed by it.
ost
a.r,_I
sistac.
TERRIBLE P IGHT' (OF A PENNSYLVANIA MAN -REPORTED BY
MINENT
N°1 .o CIPIZDN:
PR()
"About, two yang's ago any hair, .beard not dor • just wihiart ha 'writes . ft did.
slid mustache started to coxno' out :n "Th,e hest 't r Id r. adercame ,:rite
;spats. Tines e • repots- *ere 'enc rely bare nay ,Store after purcihastng the PARIS
IAN SAGE," writes tibia dirtygglsLs who
ofw",
•,a`x'^ - sold hien, "his appearancem;,
was So Pha
See ng P'ARISIAN`SAGE advertised, ,1 ed,I' did hat kiiaw k unir • ,
pur2,lased .4 bottles and•after using two '`PAR1SIAN•sAc3]C ' tivtlrhout "doubt the
fi.the {htpttles, then liar came• ;lb un- 'snow elfxi;ent'''''a.51.'g^rorwer, beautifier.
Eta how 7 ha:v! ,'las g . a head of hair and idandruff cure n the world, and
tab i !head eeelore Jtfhi'.ts trouble started people lvha are ,wastiaJ,g t!ema with ord-
j'1•T can tirufa„,ny.o: reco•m,end tib a pre !;mart'' coinanerc'al 'tonics' shorild wake;
�par,a,'t;on ,to ,any on ,Il �,vtht a,t°,ir red -•`'up.
oaaimended'-Por.' Sam Gilder,', Ja ir•son SA1tIS AN SAGE' W:i, bar.sh..dan-
+Ci(tev Col.' Co Pa;, Ort 11; 191't.” d urf stop 'Selene, „hair ,and .tcnln, se ip
'1ea.sc i>'eas .:'n mind• that PARISIAN *sat . •pu * L _'e, . lust:^e : a,nel beauty , into,
AGE is not b uarantteed to girow ' ha r .j ded ,hra"_I1 ror 'rrni a y back, Itt. :'s a
on "bald l excels . rzrost jdel tde fitful ,Unci. refresah1Jn .taule for
t \1r. Galder'e dense the ha!s• r t -
1 0
o me nnen- ct d.r ' ra b
azn ae.4 an. La. at Pie
eras not ,;'
�"o d is
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decd aid 1110,^o s ha `i goad r 54crs:"at''W. Si CdL.E'S and drugg°eta.
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INERY
PURE PREOARED
1
Look for this Trade Mark
when you buy paint.
It ears
w n painting as it should be -
painting that will look the best and
wear the longest under all weathers
and hard usage.
This Trade Mark is backed by 76
years of world wide 'paint experi
enciie--it's the sign of
A Rt RVAPAINT
P RERPESE„D
Perhaps the last lqb blistered,
cracked or peeled—because the paint
was not perfectly made,
Try Iviinerva Faint ihi a time.
The Perfect incorporation of the
Minerva ingredients produces a
paint Tricia great covering capacity
while its elastic properties prevent
Peeling off, blistering or cracking,
x u
n$ r o
t_ long 'a
n a if thus ut •
u
g # ilii oil
the necessity of repainting for th,.
longest time..rneaning economy to
you.
There's a iriinerae Paiat, Soaniel or Vern.
is.'a for every purpose.
Sold by;tzron4oeot dealers 5159 polos p
eluding
Hawkins San, Exeter
P1NCH1N. JOHN,
SON 8: CO.
(t„'eeede) Limited
Tereete* • Oct,
”"lis et' easy
to int oats
cert ielleerva"
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A'reliable French regulator; never fails. Theso
pule are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system, Rehm'
all cheap Imitations. Dr. do Van'li aro sold at
tea box, or three for 310, Mailed to any address.
The 8col ele, Drug Co„ St, Catharines, Ont.
Firit4S ta,
Ivan welsh. left ar Toronto e ter a
�� d,s
IIP A'ntends remaining' there and work-
ing 41 dads trade.—Tho following ilen-
ealletoa tett for the etreat last week
James 301Mstone and aon, Brandon,
1fan, Walter Hs obkirk efoberry,
Robert Biggins, Port Arthur.—Dr Sell-
ery*, Hanson Petty and, Thos., ''Kyle have
purchased automobiles.—Ja.ines Clark re
celved a telegram from. the, West convey-
eng the sad intelligence that his wife's
.brotheie.en-law, James Dagg, formerly
of Centralia, had departed this lire.—
Mrs.
ite.
Mrs. Johan Henry Petty had the mis-
fortune to tall fronv a stable ]oft and
fracture her leg between the knee and
the 'ankle.—Miss Mabel Neil daughter at
Albert Neil, Lunde", 'fried the misfortune
to be throwls against, a barbed wire
fence on .Saturday last anal' -}lad. her face
so badly. torn that the doctor found, 'it
necessary to put ere several stitchea. ;,
Eric Stcaey left last week for Port Car -
!nen Muskoka—Mrs. McMartin and ciail-
dren of Toronee are the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bon_
thron: W. Welsh bas; de eposed of his
planing mill and lumber yard. too II.
Solder'. Mr. - l Wale had been in business
here tor about twenty years, previous to
which he was foreman for the Intel Robt.,
ratterson. He leaves shortly for Tor-
e nto.-On Apriyl /30th the death angel
v -anted the heen of Paul D. Balletic]
+removed the aged 'partner. Mrs. Bell,
who was en leer 87th year, was born, in
Scotland and came to this section when
:t was nearly all forest. She suffered
the nhardshrtps and privations of the
early settlers and Lived to enjoy the
fruits of comparative Comfiort and ease
'tn her, decliining year's. She leaves a
family of grown up. sons and daughters
together iweith her bereaved husband to
mourn tIle loss .,,of a good mother and
"wife. The funeral took place to Hen -
sail Union Cemetery.-TTbomas and J
Hudson and memberls of their families
left for home, Marlette, Witch, last week.
—1jhie, Rev. eMc. M.ilyard took the Rev.
R. Hobb's pulpit .. at Exeter Sunday,
and t{tie pulpit here was fulled by Dr.
Roulston and Mr. S!autlacott.!
GRAND BEND.
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. Bert, Siattoh, wjho has been yin
London for t}he winter, returned re
recently brereging emelt auto with hint,'
purchased by hes' father. Grand Beed
can now boast of fraying an auto' as
well as other` vellagges. He intends using
lit as a passenger etu,S.—Mr;r and Mrs,
Ween. Meyer have gone too Sudbury, where
the former has secured a job as tore.
man. of. a br-kge•and railway gang. -Mr..
Emery Carriere, wide has been home for
a few weeks blas returned to'.Toronto.-
Wan. LevJe and Max Oxrraettou are pleas-
ed'at the arrival of ,babes—to the fernier
a boy on •Apt71 22, and, to fibs latter
a girl on'Apri1-`28.=-Wlhile!pruning apple
trees •Wrn. Clarkson ,fin preventing him
self from failing ,had •his arm pulled
out of ja'aat. at tht?•,siioulder, which will
lay titan off work fir seine` time.,,-Wri
with Wareand Geo
w diem ,has:.. hared ata u ^
Oliver ' to wore at cement wnork A^ Tie-
denilah r_s' building a erolly-coaste,r.
•A. daughter arrratved to 'vtr. and Mrs.. J.
G:e11 pn the 28th,—'Messrs Jones 'of Lon-
don .Were there part of last..week
and itrs. Jos Bienno', Ezra B.rennc,r'
bliss Nyittert•,and 1lir. John S a,tten and
r
n^ - ,week. ser s;rwe o Jr� ond;aii last
BRUCEFJELD-idr. J. FI: O'Neil 'he's
,*old her fifty aorea an the London Road
north. of the village to Mr, ,Yarn. IIc.
kP.
nu en • whose farm _s hut. a shot dig-
toiee�',Frohn • eft. Thee price wee e180in•,
The follo'win€; is •the report of S 8...
No, 8, Hay for the month of „April,—
Sr.
pr 1,
Sr. IV J1.. "'iyrusmner T. Kuntz, T. 3feile
er, l r, k l enfsldt ; Jr. IV L. Shumacher
L, Broderick, C. Ku ntz, 'I, Messner. Sr,
Ill H. Semenaker, C. Becker, E. "Veen
reldt,' C. Weeyand, E: Messner, Je, III
Wiega nd,. N. Miller, C. Hartmaxa, Il,
Becker, N. leleeefeldk: Sr. II A..kla^rtmat
W. Ze er, E. Miller, IT. •Meeetaer,
Messner, Jr.II 11. Truemper S Becker
Sr P 11E
Pt. Messner, Saner, K. Hartman, 'k7
Eirenfeldt,. Dada, elessner, Jr. Pt. 1 r,
Broder'ek, +l, Becker, W. Brokensbir8
Primary—FI "Weeaal1d, I. Deader, A
PReckere No, on roll 36. Average atle,
u"anee 32,
HAY TOWNSHIP,—The foilowin3^ stat
£sties balm been taken front the rolls.
as returned by Oscar KloPP,, for Hay
Towns rep.—,acres 62,473: cleared land
42,290,, woodtagid 2,226,; :alaalr, land
1,587; s'vraunp 6,1851 -value of lands
$1,582,539,00, value of buildings $788-
690.00 exesnapte na $48,425,0.0, Bur s.-
nese assessment $22,65Q,04 °tneorne
3'2600.00 ; Tonal. aeseasnnent
904.00 populafyon 2882; births, 71 ;
. deaths 1� ; No, o7 dogs 350; iso: of,
beetles. 28,
Y. Oraybal, Teacher:
4`,IPPEN--•Ttwe Alany trEeldds at hfrs,
John Petty, of the second concese_oa 07
HAY, 'AA lre„rel to learn or a serious
accident that betel here a few days
•ago. She was f a, loft in the barn
took:ne for `eg„ s, and fell through a
trap-door to the !toor below, breaking
ater leg just below the" knee.--- Eddie
the Tattle ,soca of Mr. and Mrs.Wee/el-It
Illi vey, also met antra a pal nfue nN-
dent, He was up En an apple tree,
rind
wee; beeke. xis argta-
tilITCFIE.I,T,--A cqu4ee but erect): wed-,
d',':.g zooir, pica's ort" May ..; 1, adt,`.e for
of Mr, and Sous. 1' nn* . Burton,. when
rife. daughter, Miss Mere 13u toiz Wil,
aarts fornle2'1y assistant supernntendezt
0f sd'+ Jamestown, ki. T., hose.% , was
eget tel Dr Wen a. Miller
1S tit Ll t 8attn? city.
A1I,S 3
w as ac! y:
fro:1 OY
C,. e treete fda
;ileac ,corked u,
I'tnatn, w':sa
lied on Ci.T,1i., at:Dee
k Aiat'ft Paine to Ailsa
c rtl)o'et. 54 years ago
4E haind on G,T,R,
4Jnt vtara s-ttC^s he retnicnvCd to ilei
t'nit drat i5'%la 2iY89 otr4a,o of a sec-
loan ort s Cl. T. R. there., and At the
Cela of �s death ;rrtsi In drab e, at
,T.T',,. .,€,, iia• W40 79 yearele d.
)11TC r t L--eer, Jol',rz Olater, sit
ee the D'at1eh geear
cl ci^ T:=at;sday kir his Beth ye
ad been reeetient of Iitelnell fear telt
e, arty tie ?.'t 3 1190W11 8 :trio Delttei
laBaan. 8:id wan fond of teell.srll of
tt '.tact' Crimenal 'lar'. wlner
,cat „sa iaaianay battlea, ala
ore rho medal
Seiaae109 A1; an
exp
Ab Ste; "le 1, whu has bee imuti
veee Mr, t . Ilartje b as 7.:zraoesisrretkest
' a.
l.n l.aai air w• —
,1. t. T
ts7 t Ga lIR Vete.
asnatcel cos:of ten New schaela 3e about
0.0l; and its the trustees bad been•
l tan'ted to $6000.Ot) by tee recent meet -
ng 07 the rate:payere, another meeting
wit; likely' ;..ave to be Cailed,
CGSAOI;NE.
:1 pleaeiI'tJ Gvent took piece on Tlues-
dey of last wee4 let the reaedenee of.
efr. and 116°s, T.' Washburn, Usborne,
when their, daughter Vera was united
marriage •to If r. Clarencen. 1toutiy
Tee cei'enton.' was performed at Live
o't•lock en the afternolen by Rev. Itacey
of 1 tr1 ton church. The bride
Was assisted by her sister Miss Ella.
and the groom by he's brother Guy. The
br'.de was ;handsomely attired, in white
silk, and the,bridestnaid In Copenhagen
blue silk among the wedding presents
were a number of handsome cheques.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
sunburst of pearls. The ceremony over
the interested parties and the guests
to the number of thirty-five partook of
a dainty luncheon. The young couple
have the best. wakes of all.
't,
BH11 ER THAN SPANKING
SeamsRang does no# cure cldidren of bed 1,
wetting-.. There is a. cor.slitutional cause
or this trouble, Mrs. M. Summers, Box
W. 840. Windsor, cr tt, cunt eend free 'to
a;"y mother iter.. suceteeeful home treat-
ment, with full instructions, Send no
nioney but Write iter to -day if ,your
children trouble YOU fee tlai's way. Don't
blame the child, the '.chances are it
can't help it "This treatment also cures
acetate and aged people troubled with,
urine difficulties* by day or aright,
Labatt's
Londori
Lager
Now Perfected –
Best finable
TRY IT
JOHN LAI3ATT
LONDON, ONTARI 1 '
You've thought about
trying PURITY FLOUR
Now Act !
OR some tine there has dwelt inou mind
y r
the thought of trying PURITY FLOUR—
the Lour that cctz sisto wholly of the Mph -grade
portions of the best Western hard wheat.
That's a good thought. '
ugilt, It indicates a desire for
improvement in your balling -talent --an ambition to
increase the deliciousness of your bread and pastry.
Don't let
that good thought perish. Turn on your
will power. ACT !
RITY
FCOUR
"More bread and better bread"
EMINDER: On account
of the extra strength and.
extra quality of PURITY
FLOUR, best pastry -results
astr -results
are obtained by adding more
shortening than is necessary
when using the ordinary
Ontario or blended flours.
Also add more water when
making bread.
Add PURITY FLOUR to your grocery list right now
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Chewing Gum
Here are two guns trees as they flourish
on selected plantations in Central America.
Note the manner in which the sap • of the
trees is made to flow into the receptacle.
This sap or milky substance is boiled in the
bush then shipped to our big, sunlit factory
in carefully packed cakes, where it is refined
and flavored and made into toothsome O -Pee-
Chee, the best Chewing Gum you can bug.
O-Pee-Chee means perfection -It is the one
perfect gum—the chewing gum that's good for
you. Because it contains properties which
aid digestion.
O-Pee-Chee Gum isalways smooth and 'en-
joyable and flavored to suit your taste.
State your favorite flavor when you buy
O=Pee-Chee 'Gum. It, is sold by all dealers
who sell the best gum, and it's
"Oh -so -good."
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