The Exeter Advocate, 1918-4-11, Page 4m
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The policy of Willys-Overland
always has been to build good cars
at the lowest prices consistent with
good workmanship,.
That this policy is right is evi-
denw.l by tsie $.lett tlmt. the Stiles :31
Overland Model 1:10 touring cars
doi.lal: d in Cann <1t last year
—
A good policy y .fox: you to remember
when you are in the market for a car.
Appearance
PCe. 't rrEtitice
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Price
Local Dealer, Exeter Overland Sales CO.
Witlys-Overlande United
Willys Knight and Overland, Motor Cris and Light.
Commercial Wagons
Head Office and Works, West Toronto, Ontario
titozbzir ;b.Ca,
Sanders & Creechy Proprietors
Subscription Price -In advance $1.25
per year in Canada;;; $1.75 in the.
United States. All subscriptions not
Braid in advanoe 50 cents extra; will
tare charged.
THURSDAY, APRIL lith, 1918
entralla
Try our V.Tar Fa It is 'excellent
:in q.tality and flavor, but is slightly
darker in color. - Harvey Bros.
Irs• Breaks and daughter visited in
Belgrave over Sunday.
Mrs. Bird and two children of Lan-
tion spent Sunday with the farmer's
'sister, Mrs. Thos. Willis'.
Miss Weston: resumed her duties at
the school, after ,spending the Easter
holidays at her home near Thorn?da]( .
Miss Hill who spent the holiday
wish her parents here, has returned
tza her school near Grand Bend
Mr. Fred Essery .of the Canadian
Express Co., London, was home over
Sunday
Mr, Richard Simpson is recovering
from a severe attack of quinsy,
Mr. Jas. Neil has moved pinto, the
Plaskett ;farm, formerly the Essery
Homestead an the London Road, and
Mr. Ed. Lawson of the Town Lite;
Stephen, has moved onto Mr. Neil's
farm, \fr. Has&ett has gone to re-
side near London.
Mr. .John. ent has accepted a posi-
tion as teamster ;•with, Parsee» &Davis
Company.
Farmers of the clistrict have been
snaking large quantities of maple syr-
up. Messrs. Sam Davis and Jahn
Flynn :have been „busy at the job on.
Mr. jar_ Oke's farm, and made a
good deal:
Mr. Alvin was lin London dost week
on business.
Mr. Lloyd Baynharn. of Exeter De-
pot spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Rlabt, McFa11s', we are glad to
say, is on the mend. Her many
friends hope far a speedy recovery.
Mr Rich. Hicks has purchased a
.tt'e•w Ford.' ,
Fanners are busy on, the land. One
man bas had as much as 20 acre's of
grain sown an Saturday night.
Mr. George Essery has re -arranged
his shop and turned it into a garage,
W r gampleted yt vifi be tin
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GREENWAY
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hadginis and fam-
ily Motored to Granton last week to.
attend the Gioldein. Wedding of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Hodgins.-
�� nii+e McGrearsar was an Ailsa Craig
visitor last week. -Mists `Alice Turner
'has returned hcome. from London. -Mrs
'Durr and daughters, Coral and Lusile,
of Parkhill and Miss Violet Sharpe of
Stratford Normal visited at. Mr. J.
T'urner's lass week, -Pte. Wm. Tickles.
went to London on \'fanday, after
spending a few weeks with friends
here. He has spent the past two
years overseas and his many :friends
were glad to ,meiet him again. -\Ir. S.
Haritan has rented Roy Sherritt's
farm and neetv'ed -last week\ -Mrs, J.
Carruthers, jr., has returned from -a
visit with her parents at Shipka.
1 Sudden Death. -Our neighborhood
was shocked last week to learn of
i the very sudden death ,oaf ,Mr. J. Wil-
son at McLepd, Alta, at the home.
of his daughter, Mrs. R. W. Russell,.
(Mr. Wilslan was born in.. Nova Scotia
! in August 1849 and vrhen a child
1
1 came here with his parents, Mr. ,and
IAirs. Jas. T. VTilsron, who were. among
the first settlers. Upon reachung man-
hood he went to' Boston; Mass., arid.
worked thieve far several years, but.
returned here in 1872, and built a
general store ,having to cut down the
virgin Iorest to secure asite, He
called the stare the "Boston, House
thereby giving the, Corner the nick-
name Boston It was. largely due to
his efforts that the Post Office of
Greenway was opened here, and lie
was appointed postmaster, holding the
position until hie moved to Alberta.
FIe took, a very active interest in
the building ?af the Me thadist church
here and: organization of the first Sun. -
day School, of which he was superin-
tendent for over 25 years, He ! was a
Vocal' preacher and member of • the
Quarterly Official Board and 'Trustee.
Board at the church. His Isome ,was
always open and ;his hospitality: un-
bounded He was a puiblic spirited.
citizen and always ready to • support
bwas for the. pub -
lie
that v
any movementf P
lie welfare, and his going west in1910
left a vacant hard to fill, His .wife
Y
Sarah Jane Stinson, and family of two
sons A. C and W. At, and daughters
Mrs. Russel and Mrs,, Holbrook have
the sympathy of `a large circle >f•
friends Sin their store bereavement. Be-
sides the above he is survived by two
bnotluers, Rev. R. L. Wilson, Lambeth,
and Alex. M. of this .Place, and two
slaters, Mrs, C. Fr 'Kerr of Elgin and
tr up Mrs, Henry Wickert laf Parkhill
to- ate garage, He makes a specialty
'o.f fixing up Fords.
Mr, W. T,. Ctolwihl shipped a cal' of MOUNT CARMEL
settler's eiffects' to the wrest last week.
LUMLEY
Nurse Lawrence .df Seaforth is an
,'expert knitter and while attending a
"Patient tan this line' worked out the
'dart sof knitting two socks at a time,
'One iwpuld ;think .such, a feat was
imposs,i'ble. It is a clever idea and
will be ar_ advantage to knitters. -Fred
Coale has returned Pram a visit to
Stratford and 'Kitclalenerr,-W. L. Ker-
-slake has sante barley sown. --Miss
Thelma Conner of Exeter was a week
end visitor with the Mase Broad oot.
-Francis •Ryckmant's auction :sale
brought good prices. ---Will Parker has
camine nced dutiesi with. Jack Glenn. -
Master Tommy, Briintnel1 Is able to' be
and around after his attack of iht,r:im-
atism,-Mrs. Dew' of Goderich, was .a
recent visitor at John Cole's. -'fire
Thatnc ; Road W. M. Si, met at the
hanye 'of Mrs. Henry Anderson ' ,r>In
• Thursday or last week.
:.•CASTOR IA
For Infants an.d. Childreft
Years
Use For'For'For'Over 30 '� rs
,Always bears
the
,,Signature of
Mr. 'Rich Patton and. daughter, MaMae, +of Detroit is visiting friends
the neighborhoods - Theo, De,derice
made a business trip to London
Saturday. -Mr. Jeremiah Barry pm
chased the 100 -acre farm form r
owned by Dennis O'Cionnell, for tJ
hand'uomc sum of $72 50, -Mr. Jame
Carey had a very successful wood b
on Friday .Mr, Carey entertained
young people to a dance in the eve-
'ng, All; report a good time. -1
Mary Hall edit ion Monday for Lei
don, where she will continue her st
res at St. Angeltas Cfalleg,e mfrs. J .
dI Donald continues ill. -Mrs• R•
and slots John returned home, at
sp^idle;' a very pleasant visit at C1'
ago. -Miss Eileen O'Rourk returns:
T7e•troit last week, accompanied b
sinter, Miss Mary. --The ;harmers
lis neighborhood has . star [cid
seeding,
, WHALE•N
Mi, Wm. 'Dirk and daughters F
tt and altyrtie of 'Mirk ton
Sunday ,at Mr. Thomas ,rtTlnnin:
Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Millslan
Grariton and family were. the .-
of there friends on front etre'
Sunday.
The Easter Meeting of the W.
was
'Eke
last ,week 'at Mrs. A
7iz l,nhn
and the Annual Me(t1'
will be held this 1lhatlrstday in the
Church
The. funeral of. 11rlicatlel (ira"age Of. the b
Swamis Line took places an Thursday
to the la. C. cemetery es tr 1 uc'tt•
llece;tsed .hes be,,.n ailing considerable
or late with POeiuuioinFn.-Some of the
fermate anourtd2luere have startsd iced
hiss.and 11r1Xne ;so' ed thetitr sphlrtg wheat
-Private Wm. '1 o ih:ey of the Toronto'
Convalescent Hospital paid a visit to
his ,old tryeads orotund here this we(=lc,
-School ool eeopened an Moivclay odah
several new'seboll,a.rs added to tate
sioih
5 o:
Try dour. War .Flour. It is excellent
in quzslity and flavlar, but is alirghrtly
darker in dolor. - Harvey Bros,
ales. 'Mager/ad of Sarnii» is visiting
with, relatives this week.
Mr. Elgin, Shantz' and Mss Mina Ellis
vers have returned td Stratford to re-
sume their studies, after epencling tate
Easter• hlolidays with relatives.
Mrs. Pope al fietsall visited with
Mr, and airs. Graybiel over the a eelsi
end,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Elutnpp of Crcd
iron spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
T. Klunrpp.
The pnoceeds of the Box Social
which was given in Dashwood on Feb-
ruary 51h, were donated to the. Red
Cross society= ;ear the purpose„ of
buying yarn 1';or socks for the saldtere
The married ladies and the young;
girls have had a eantest which rresult-
ed in a victory for the married lad-
ies, they having knit 50 pairs, and the
young people knit 37 pairs, They are
shipping .to Exeter tisk week 91 pairs
making a 'total of 179 pairs since,
Christmas.
?'1e. jack L. Routledge cif the 63rd
�3att�ery, Landolt, is home an suck
leave• at present,
Miss E. Guenther has returned to
Loid-»'x after visiting wr;+th her moth-
er over• Easter.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dans i\iclsaiac of
Crediton ware visitors lra town on
Thursday.
GRAND BEND
Feed, Yes, we have it- oats,:oat.
chop, mimed chop, oil cake, feed flour
dried pulp and lathers.
•a See Harvey Bras,
Rema Raavelle, who has been ill of
pleurisy _underwen't an operation. on
Sunday by Dr. Stevenson of London
and Dr: Taylor off Dastiwiaodi,-Ednia
and Irene Gml1 daughters of Harmon
Gill area at present very Al, and; under
the' doctor's care and Nurse' McGrey
of London. -Mr, Abner Mallard mov-
ed here from his farm last week, in-
to his bakery and stare, -Mr. Roy Halt
moved to the farm vacated by Abner
Molla,rd.-Sant Carriere, who visited
his parents during Easter holidays, left
ear Toronto Mand�ay to.,resume his
Studies, --Abner Mallard was in Lon-
don Saturda'r oft busisiess.-' Lr, Robt,
Sanders, whip has been ill at the home
of Ed, Gi111, }sr:, has gone to St. Jos-
eph Haspital,
os-eph:Hospital, Landon, for treatnm,ent,
-Mr. Adolph Allen, what has been in
the west with two cars Of horses, has
returned home, -Harvey Bros deliver-
ed a load of ' flour and feed to Ross
5. Ravelde last week They are' just
starting up it that line of business. -
..Mr. P,; Baker has'started on his old
route' gathering eggs. A large crowd
gathered at the lreslbyrernan church
on. Thursday_eveniing, the 4th, a,ndpre-
seated Corp. 'Wm Nicholson with a
gold beaded cane ,arid a well filled
purse of money. -Mr. Win. Volt nav-
e to Exeter Park last week, while
Mr. P. Disjardine moved into the house
vacated by, Mr. , Volt. .Mrs. McAvay,
who. has been here nursing her uncle,
Robert Sanders, returned to her'
hone in. Exeter Tuesday.
CLINTON-Word was received in
town last sv.eek of the sudden death
p° Mr. Wiii1am •Lucas of Markdaler,
'ath�e- `of Mrs. J. E. Havey and of Mrs
(Rev.) J. A. Robinson'' of Clinton.
MARRIAGES
Birtch-Wood-In St! Marys; an April
3rd, Miss Irma Wood, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gelorge Wood, to
Mr. Hugh Birtch, son, of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. E, Birtch.
Secure an amply -supply of spray-
in ma i t 5
g ter al now. Bluestone will .�C
required for spraying potatoes, iron
sulphate for spraying mustard, lime”
sulphur for the fruit trees and paris
green or arsenate of lead for potato
beetles' and other insect pests, Be
sure to secure the supply. of formalin
for,. treating seed grain to prevent
stnutt and for treating potatoes .to
prevent scab,' One pint of Formalin
is sufficient to treat .from 20 to 30
bushels of grain and the same amount
will treat from 40' to 45 bushels of
potatoes. Keep the Formalin bottles.
well corked and do not leave it in a
place where it is likely to he frozen
Securing farm labor will be the.
-great problem in agriculture tbit•
year. ' Write to the Ontario 'Govern
:lent Public Employment Bureau, if
Sseeen's Park, and also consult you:
gricultural representative, Put it
;our order early with these men am
sou may get the help you require-
and without cost.
The :deal temperature in the lair
int Elle, combined with good air, i
tween 50 and 50 degrees Fahrer
tt is a good plat to have a Tei
ale (berinbineter hanging at sora.
5111':.,' ir•If1 In the stable anti no
e vsn it,e �ins to i1 temperature fieri
y to it ry,. On tine days turn a
U'l r?: '.tlrk for' an hour: in 0 -
eater
11 may mean a little lc
11• tett it 'trill •'ie paid for in tl
l r,n,., ,"nt, if the health of tJ
rias •
:i in the apple orchard m=,
down now, so as to mat
IVe the later spraying
ytri the main heancfrr
nt the Tussock mot
lir white against the rias
rmmoved by means
a, book on a pole;
't'• teal CoIle.ee Notes:
ELIMVULLE ww- -�
Tay out' War Floor. It 'S excellent' 1E CMAD
z r`
in quality and tflaviar, but is slightly
darker in, dolor, - Harvey Bros.
The death occurred at Clinton en
,April 6th of Rob\, Hind, far many`
pears a resident Of this place, and-
\\dila has spent the last fifteen wears
Cliinilan. 7 -lid was 84 years of age,
Death was due tip' tate iulftrmitiies of
old age, Barn in England he came to
Canada with his „family, stud sealing
at L;limvelllie -.he liollovvest 'the occupa-
tion. oC nlalssorstng;foo• many years. Fie
was honest, industrious and respected
by ai11, Mr. Hind 'never married; The
remains, were briought from Clinton. to
the home aai the deceased's nephenv,
Mai. Jahn Ie1-Iind, Victoria street;
Exeter, and the iunemal 'took place to
the cemetery at Elisnville on Monday
afternoon
CHISELHURST
On dfonday evening in the siturch
there was a Missionary Rally. Rev.
Johns and wise were present and gave
an i.zteresfin,g discourse on the lile and
customs of th.e Chinese, and sang in
sive Chinese. Rev. Baird of ' Exeter
W s pnesemt and igave tin, ':interesting.
cause Those who were present
w"ere well i epaid, •' Ort, i'2orzclay' night
the 'french' Supporters packed bores
of treats for overseas. -Miss Lucy
Redmond is the guest of Mrs. '1'Ii.as.
Wren, -Mr;' Mortimore, a returned
niissSionary .from China gave a' very
instructive sermon cn Sunday after-
noon to a well filled church, =OurPat-
riotic , Circle is very grateful to the
Hibbert Council for the suer of $30
clonatect t:tem. The April shipment to
Londot is as follows :-28 pair .socks,
8 shirts, 6 trench caps, 34 field shirts
24 .helpless shirts, 22 pyjarrias1 old
cotton, Mrs. Hill $5.00, Miss Alexan-
der $2.00.
CROMARTY
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Feed Yes, we have it -eats, oat'
chop, nixed` chop, oil cake, .fee;d flair
dried pulp • and lathers.
See. Harvey Bras.
There died in. Hibbert ,an Friday,
at the home of her son, Mr. Alex-
ander Stewart, Margaret Hamilton, rel-
ict of thie late Arthur Stewart, at the.
age of 77 years. For many years de-
creased had been; a resident of Logan
township, where; she was well ,known,
During thte past couple years, how-
ever she made her home with her
son in %Hibbert -Mr. and Mrs, 1)avi>d
Christy of Cromarty, announce the
engagement of their daughter, 'Annie
tot Mr. Stanley Freeman 1.).>w, can of
Mr. ane 'Mins, Wm:: Dow, Cra.na. ty,
The rraeiageto take place early in
April.
KIRKTON
Feed. Yves, we have it- ,oats,' oat
chop; mixed chap, oil cake, teed flour
dried pulp and lathters.
Sege FIarvey I3nos.
Miss Ethel Shier of Toronto spent
the 'Holidays with her parents here.-
\Kiss Norva Ferguson ;off Toronto spent
a flew days with her ,aunt; Mrs. Wm.
Wiseman, -There has, bean a good
run of sap and fanners are very busy
harvesting the maple syrup. -Mr. Eon
alta McLean, who has been working
with Jas. Gardiruer left last week far
Cereal, Alberta. -Clayton Hanna' and
Oliver McCurdy reoeived word last
week to report ;for service at London
an Wednesdays -Many of the farmers
have started seeding. This is the earl-
iest fora ;good ,many years. -Mr. Har-
ald Rustin has purchased the 100 -acre
farm owned by Mr. 'Thos. Laing . of the
12th concession of Fullarton and in-
tends moving thereon, shortly. -Grace
Switzer was home from Faculty, Sus-
ie Shier home Ifrcm, her school at St,
Catharines, Bert D,oup,e from Oshaava.
McGILLIVRAY COUNCIL
Council meet, April 1st pursuant to
adjourn lent, All members present.
Previous minwtes approved. A number
tot' accounts svere•
was re • ar dered. paid. The
Township divided .tar. Statute la-
bor and pathanasters were appointed.
Adjournment ; wasi made to May 6thrtt
10 a,nt, Gravel contracts will be let
at 2 p. 2tt.
J. D. Drummond, clerk
ditS
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FORTti ,a KIDNEYS
Gin Pills have attained astounding
success its the rational treatment of
Itheumatism, Pains in the Pack,
Swollen joints, Urinary Troubles,
etc. Here is one instance -
"One Siegle Pill Gate Relief'.'
Plessisville, Ont.
"I suffered from Kidney Troilhle for
several years, and tried numerous rcitie-
dies aura prescriptions without perutan-
eat relief„ my ease being chronic. I;
decided to try Gin Pills.
"One single piilgnve Inc great relief.
I hrtvc now taken four boxes of Gin 1 • 1.,,
and '.1111 d myself completely cured. No
more but hriniour-increase in iveighf
clear eves -fresh colour 'in ore 'tre,tgtti'
nal vigour. This is what Gin Pills have
done for Inc,'
1i. POWiS HL;Ra'aacr,
Cin Pills seat for 500 a box or 6'
boxer, for °2,50atell good deniers,
Sample free if you write to Nat.rl..rl l:
?Drug 8: Chemical Co. of Cea: d:r,
C,i ttitrd, '1 "onto •, or to
i riddreas, Ns- ei•Co,»
.02 Lee in S,t., Bef llo, 1°f7,''',.
SiR EDMUND WALKER,
C,V.O., LL.D., D.C.L„ President
CAPITAL PAID UP, $15,000,000
N BAN
CE
SIR JOHN AIRD, General Manager
H. V. F. JONES, Ass't. Cecil Manager,
RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
When opening a Current account with a Bank a busi=
ness house 'considers the efficiency of the services rendered
and the financial strength of the institution. Consult the
officers of this branch.
EXETER )3R., -A, 1.. Kuhn, Mgr,
47
CREDITON--J. A. McDonald Mgr.
INCORPORATED 1655
Capital & Reserve $8,4800,000
98 Branches in Canada
A General Banklog BUSifIESS T ii&aet �1
Circular Letters of Credit
Bio Money Order-.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Irtere®Arllovredset hisibest current rate
EXETER BRANCH
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W D. CLARKE, Munger.
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BRINSLEY
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
Vermi,illilon, Alberta, en Marchi 16th, at
11 a.m wher.:.Olive B.,1e11dest daughter
1af Mr. John Trevethicle of this ;place,
became the bridle of Wesley Hodgslan
son of Mr. Robert Hodgson of the
fourth concession of McG,ileivray.
Rheumatism Yields
Only rheumatic sufferers
.know the agony of its dart-
ing pains, aching joints or
twisting cords. But some
few have not known that
has been correcting: this trouble
when other treatments have
utterly failed.
Scott's < is' essentially blood -food
in such rich, concentrated form
that its pil gets into the blood to
alleviate this stubborn
malady: Get a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion and
advise an ailing friend.
Scott & Bovine, Toronto, Ont. 17-22
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN, NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
The sole head of a fpmjly,. or any
male over
18 years "old, who was at
the commencement ,of the preaiewwqqwss:.
and has since continued. to be, aBrt-
ish subject or`a subject' of an allied
or neutral country, may home-
stead ; quarter -Beetles of
ale
Dominion land in ;M toira, Se4 oto -
ewan or Alberta'' Applicant uotit
pein person at, the Dominion Inn*
Agency or Sub -Agency for,• file Dis-
trict. Entry by proxy may • ba 'made
on certain - conditions. Duties: yam'
month.; residence upon and cultivation
of land in each of three years.
In certain districts a homesteader
ma) secure an adjoining quarter -
enc -non as pre-emption, Price $3.00 pet
acre Duties -Reside six months in
each of three years after earning
homestead patent Wand cultivate 50
acre.; extra. May obtain pre-emption
patent as 'soon as homestead patent
on certain conditions.
A settler after obtaining homestead
patent if he cannot secure • a pre-
emption may take a purchas-
ed homestead in certain districts.
Price f3,00 per acre. Duties -Must re-
side six months in each of the three
years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a
house worth $300.
Holders of entries may count time
of employment as farm labourers in
Canada during 1917, as residence due.
its under certain conditions.
When Dominion Lands are advert-
ised or posted for entry, returned sol-
diers who have served overseas and
lave been honorably discharged, re-
teive one day priority in applying foe
-retry at local Agent's Office (but
not Sub -Agency),: Discharge papers
must, be presented to agent.
W. W. CORY,
)e, yqty the�� Minister of the Iateries
N e-linauthor d ub ` a i
sze m t an
p I of
his advertisement will not be neid for
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C H Sanders at the Advocate Of-
confidential nn wif ness
ISAAC R. C•ARLING. B.A.
Barrister. Solicitor, Netayy, Finale,
Commissioner, Sbltjtor for The Mai-
sons ' Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest.
Office -Main Street, Exetem.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Ilfiddlesas.
Mont Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton - Ontari,
C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth Middle$e c axed Oxford Farm
Stock_ Safes a Specialty Office at
Coc'kshutt Waaelooms, next door to
Centras Hotel, ' Main Street, Exeter,
Charges moderate and sattsfaction
guaranteed.
DR A. R KINSMAN, L.D.S.,D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto. University.
Teeth 'extracted without pain or any
IIaa effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
MONEY TO LOAN
We, have a large amount ofP iyate
funds to loan on farm and vtlage
prooerty atlow rates of Lnterest.
GLADMAN & STANI3URY
Barristers. Solicitors, Exeter
DENTIST
Dr. G, F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D.D:S
DENTIST
MMember of the R. C..C.,D,S. of , Ont
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office over Calling's law Oftiee.
Closed Wedne's43ay afternoons.
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portunities. Recent lady graduates Of
tshts school are earning as high as
$1000 per annum. The last application
we receivted from an afflict mate with
some experience offered initial salary
of ,$1800 pet annum. Students may
enter our classed any time. Graduates
Placed in positions. Commercial, Short
hand and Telegraphy departments. Get
our free catalogue.
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THE DOUBLE TRACK
Between
MONTREAL
TO•RONITO
DETTt,OIT
and
CHI(C,AGO
Unexcelled Ilinitttg Car Service,
SLcepilai,n Cars on night trains and
Parlor Cars do principal day trains.
Full information from Any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent,. or C, B. Horning
District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
14.,.
ROUTE,
N. 5, Dore, Agent, Exeter.