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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-10-23, Page 5Dr. G. DEiNTA,L , 7tExt1LSTQN, L.p,S., p, DENT/ST • fiber of the 11.0,1).S. of Ontario and Y ,o ' Oraduato. of Toronto TJ,niveraity. oiiit scts-eOyer Dickson & Carli'ng's law Closed Wednesda afternoons. of tee, D. A. R. KINSMAN, L.D.S,,, D.D.S., Plonor Ora -du -ate sof T'pronto LJnitversilty; DENTIST Tenth extmacted without pain,' or any d effects, Office over Gladrnan •'Stan'hhlry's Orrice, Mann Street,Exeter, s, LEGAL Dj,,cjiSON & CARLING, 13Alixi:IST1RS, SOtigItOrs, Notaries, Conveyancers, Com- mode/torn ommod e/torn Solicitors for the Ivlolsons Dank, e'tc,•, Money to T4oan at lowest rates of interest Offices-Madn-St„ Exeter Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson MONEIY TO LOAN We have a large amount or private nunds to loan on Tamm and vintage prop- erties at low rakes or interest. • CILADMAN & Si1'ANBUEtY Barr!sters, Solicitors, Exeter. 3. SENIOR Agent Confederation Line Assurance :Company, also Fire Insurance in lead. 1,ng Canadian and British Comt1t les. Mafm-St., Exeter. T. B CARLING, Life, 'Fire, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con- ducting auotion sales. Exeter, Ont. ColIege At Nome ' lis ' mice rrreans that 1 can sell when ► 1 waft* io em1 realize on rn,,,x' investment) The successful heal estate man knows through experience that the SOUVENIR FURNACE (New idea Series) u h snarke . acs's or Cheap gig iron" ever MO luta asie res, so o� the �4ng life of the �at?yefilr ?''ut'uafie. to this sk11.1 worknanship, under the supervision of experienced h e at l it g enO?,eers, and you can rend, account for the superior qualities of the Souvenir Furn4e4, Ask your dealer to show y911 inside reagens — to c4p1ain firepot, rrte, nd gsion and yocl'1i buy the Solite u. • ,,� set tri Or booklet. The Souvenir Furnace s made in Hamilton, the stove eeritie of Caiihda, by The Hata • - Y' e� Neater. ` 11 Sriceoes ,:ems. i n o, • ted very buyer s' al a Souy�ir mace it Pfc.ra1(ed It1U� aoat ba ' oh_edit of / chase, pa F?epiel ' of Po' ggalny kin,i 1z s g�sr ¢r ahr .� ` years, 44 Thousands of ambitious young pea. pie are fast preparing in their own heroes to occupy lucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in fact every sphere ed Business Aotivitiei •' You may Bins* at aollege if you so wish Pssitieneggaaaa auteed. Eater collage any dtr day. Intiva instruction. Expert teas ahem. 1k years, ex}d ene.. Largest trainers mala, Berets colleges, Spec,.. 'Lai ootrrye for teaatiers. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' Assooiatien of Can- ada. Snmwer Scheel at famous Spotton:Business College, Lon- don. GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Rdualpai SYNOPSIS OF CA]21,A.DIAN NORTH WI]ST LAND 13P1V't7LATIONS ANY person who Is the sole head of a family or any male over 18 years old, nzay hornestead a. quarter section of available Domgirtion land 'at, Manitoba aaskatohewen or Alberta. The ap- plicant must appear in person at the Dominion Isanda Agency or Sub- agency for the d.1atztict. )3nitry by pro- sy made be made at any agency, on certain conditions by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister ,of in- tending homesteader Duties-SIx months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each of three years, .A. homesteader may live within nine 2y. lee on his homestead on a Sarm a at least 80 acres sollely' owned and occupied by him or by his fatner, mother, s'on daughter, brother •or •e•Istler. In certain districts a htoniesteader :n good standing may pre-emni' a quart er-taeection 'along side his homestead. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties --Must reside upon the home stead or pre-emption six months In each of eix yearsfroth date of home- stead entry (Incioding the time re- quired to earn tlom.eetead patent) and. cultivate fifty acnes extra. A homesteader who has exhausted kis homestead right and cannot obtain p. pre-ietnption may enter for a puttn, chased horns& ad in certain distrnetts Price $,3.00 per acre. Duties-- Must reside 'six months in eo.ch of these Years, cultivate fttty acres and •erect a. house worth 6:300. • W. W. CORY, . Deputy of the 14.linister of the Interior N.B.-Unauthorized publication of tills advertisement will not ,be paid for, FARM FOR SALP1 The undersigned ie offering for sale that desirable 100 • acre farm, sStuated In the ',Township of Biddulph, being tot 13, Cali. 1. 'There Is on: the prenr,aes a good frame novae, barn with founda- t'io'n, oruhaild. The farm is well drain- ed. and all under cultivation. Tb1s is. an .excellent farm, well situated and will be sold reasonable: For further partic- uaara apply to John O'Neal, Mooresville, Ont. WM. KELLY. FARM FOR SALE The undersigned 1e offeringfor sale Lot 6, North Boundary Stephen, con- taining 100 acres or good land, There Is on the premises a. god frame house with stone collar ; bank barn vrith ce- ment floors; 3 good wells, arid a small orchard;. This is a good grain or grass farm, or would .snake a good stock farm. Situated two miles fnoni E°xet tie , phone, im house. Will be sold �,reasorlabbe. For particulars apply en the promises, or write the uarders;6'nedi Frect Green, pray, or ID, S. Phillips, Exeter, GET THE 'BEST IT PAYS t. NOT i , '7 •a100 griedwiedaf/ Tororitt), t nf.;i':Offers t the best "l ad,- vantages in business and Shorthand Education Enter any time. Write for catalogue, W. J. Heaman, Exeter, will be glad to show the "Souvenir line" auure Spreaers Make the machinery do the heavy work, and always get the best. We handle the very best Implements Also Litter . Carriers, Steel Stalls and Stanchions Nothing Better ,and nothing quite so good. Wes. Snell Implement Agent — T'.xeter, Ontario ZURICH The EXETER EVAPORATOR is now prepared to take all the apples you can bring in, 40c. per' hundred for good winter peelers. -Jos. Sutton, bfanager.• Mr. E. M. Trackseil, of Victoria, l3, C., was a visitor in town last week. - Mr. Samuel Sterling of Stanley ]eft or. Tuesday on a business trip to Sas- katoon and other western points. -The -I{icGILLWVRAY COUNCIL Connell met pursuant to adjourn- ment lit the Town. Hall, McGillivray,, an Oct, 6th. All members present, The minutes of_ last meeting were read and signed, Murdy--Robinson-That accounts a- mounting in all to, $382,25 be paid. Rosser -Nickles -That By-la)4 No. 7 of 1913, appointing raeo.Saunders and Andrew Grieve Tax Collectors for the East and West divisions, respec- tively, at a salary of $50 each, as read a first .and second time, be read a third time and passed. -,Carried,' Murdy--Nickles--That the Clerk be instructed to notify Messrs. Orme & Davis, directors of the Centralia Tel-, ephone Co., that unless the telephone poles complained of ort the Znd1 con- cession road be moved so as to safe- guard public travel and in accord- ance with the Township By-law, that the matter will be, placed in the hands pt .the Township solicitor, -Carried.' J. D. Drummond, Clerk, HENSALL • Thc EXETER EVAPORATOR is now prepared tb take all the apples you car, bring in. 40c. per .hundred for good winter peelers, -Jos. Sutton, Manager. Jas, Moore is improving and will soon be well again, ---Fred .)3 us ch and wife attended the golden wedding of the latter's parents, at Stratford, last week. --Mr, and Mrs, W. Clark of De- troit. ,are visiting the latter's mother Mrs Hagan at Hillsgreen.-Mr and Mrs Hemphill attended the Waugh - Higgins wedding at ; London last Wednesday,. -Mrs. A. H, King has returned to her home in Ingersoll. Mrs,' Martin and Mrs. Vair of Barrie are visiting them parents, Mr. and Mrs: R. Bonth.ron.-T. Palmer, sr., is recovering nicely from his' illness. - Geo. Washington of Toronto is . the new junior on the Molsons Bank staff -Rev Smith received word last week of the death on his sister, Mrs. Stew- art; at Hawksbury, Que., after a very short illness. He attended the fun- eral. -Harry Macarthur has been tran- sferred :from the .Molsons Bank here to: the London Branch. -Mrs. Smith, of this place,while walking from the Exeter station to the village, . fell and broke her arm. -Geo. Douglas and family,. have moved to. Zurich to reside services is the Evangelical church last Sabbath took the nature of Thanks-. giving .10 connection with the National Thanksgiving Day. CLINTON-A very quiet wedding was held on Wednesday at the home. of the bride's mother, Mrs. Noble, Clinton, when her daughter, Miss Annie, was united in marriage to Mr. Harry Jackson by Rev. C. E, Jeakins, 04.10 Pandora Ranges are sold every- where by good dealers who back up our guaran- tee on this splendid range - ire Ar. s ;1: All the heat and smoke mot travel over the top of the oven, down the back and under the bot- .tarn trice hetero escaping into the chimney-tneans twice the cooking and baking powers from thd.sanie amount of fuel a$ given by the ordinary rangy. see this patented feature, the ventilated oven end may other exclusive ones before buying your range, London Toronto,. Moe Wlaalteg Yaocoarer St. Joh tamiltaii Caigari "Salk2tdod t obtorf d e!r'14e m►a r:4Te:! t644.1 O11a.MJ ti`eeae•:, 1. a e'�•u°m ..M�„l else Sold in :Exeter. by T. sawkins 8r Son GRAND BEND —a The- EXETER EVAPORATOR is no* prepared to take 'all the apples you- •can bring in, 40c. per hundred fon'good winter peelers. -Jos. Sutton, Manager Mr J: Green of Thedford visited his father, Mr, H. Green, last week. - Mr, ' and Mrs. Jos. Brenner and son. Ezra :visited in Zurich last week. -Mr. W. .Fa,, Oliver was in Thedford- last week. -Mr. Syrtis Green has ,gone to Lake Erie, where he .will be' engaged in the fishing business. -The rural mail, comes here at noon since" last week,, -which is very unsatisfactory for for ,those receiving mail matter. in, Matra Thomas :last week. Death of Mrs. Baker. -Mrs. Major Baker died Saturday morning at the home of her father, Mr. Abe Warner on the 16th Concession of Stephen. Deceased had been in poor health for about three months past, but at times hopes were held out for her recovery. She was married about two years ago to her now bereaved hus- band,..;and is also survived by a three year old 'son, a father, two sisters and one brother. We are sorry to say that Mrs. Geo. Oliver is confined to her house with typhoid: fever. We hope soon to see her around again. -Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sharron returned hone from Detroit last week. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stibbon left rot 'their home in the West, - The potato crop has been harvested around here. The crop is good this year. -Death v isited the home of Mr. Dave Webb, again and. took away one of his little boys aged four years. It was just one week since Mrs, Webb was Calle--away: Mr. Webb and Cam- ily have tha sympathy of the common ity •irt the hour, of their 'bereavement, D WOMA►N1IIOOD Olt GOOD Assist Nature now and then, with a gentle cathartic Dr.. Perces Pleas-. andPellets tone up and invigor- ate liver. and bowels. Be sure you get what you astc for, 'the amen who have. Pr. Pierce's F4vorite Prescription will taxi' yon• that it freed, them from.pain-- helped them over painful per nods in their life ---and .saved them many a day of anguish, and misery: This tonic, in liquid form, was devised, over 40 years ago for the womanly. system, by E.V. Pierce, ML D., and has been sold ever since by dealers in medicine to the benefit of many thousand women. Now -if you prefer -you card obtain Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription tablets at ",pour druggist at $1 per box, also in 60c size or send 60 one cent stamps to Th-. F: Pierce, Buffalo,N. Y. for trial box. ELIMVILLE Miss Annie Cornish and Mr.. Gar- net Hutchinson of London spent the holidays at the home or the former's father, Mr. John Cornish. Miss Mary Cornsih' of Exeter also spent Thanks- giving at home, -Mr, Jas. Martin of Seaforth spent Monday at Wils on Hawkins, -Mr. and Mrs. Michael El- ford spent the holiday with the hit- ter's mother, Mrs. Thos. Cook in St, Thomas. -Miss Lizzie Hero, who has been spending the summer with her Fred .in the . West, returned home . last week. --Mrs. Walter Hein and daughter, Teola, of Goderich is visiting at Mr. Chas Johns', and also Miss Emma Baker of Tupperville. Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Horn and family spent Sunday and Monday with Mr, Jas. McFalls at. Sarepta,-Mr. William Smale of Toronto is visiting his Lath-' er Mr Thos._ Smale.-Mr, John T. Hicks is repairing his house in Ex- eten John has retired from farmli•fe and looks as Of he is going' to marry and settle down to quiet Itfe.-Mr. Jos Harvey and family 'of Exeter spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Henry Coults,-Mr. and Mrs; Seth Brown of Fairfield spent Sunday with. Mr. and, Mrs, Sago Balkwill. HURONDALE Winter weather. -Dr. Frank Match - ford, son of Mr, 'Frank Blatchford,. who was visiting relatives here, re- turned to Port William last week, to his dental office, -Mr, J, 1,1, Robert- son spent his Thanksgiving at his. home in I'VreGillivxay Township. -Mr. and Mrs Walter Keddy' are spend- ing the holidays in Detroit, • GREEN WAY Mr, Edwards of Boston, Mass,, spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. M, Edwards. -Mrs. Henry Wickert of Parkhill visited hex many friends here last week, -Mr. and Mrs. W. ' En - land attended the funeral of Mrs, Major Baker at Grand Bend on Tues- day, -Mr. Selbourne English was home over the Thanksgiving holiday. -Mrs, C. H, Wilson and' Hugh spent , the holiday at, Grand tend. -,,The Mission Band are preparing a -concert, tp be given early in Nov..• - CLANDEBOYE ifs Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McKenzie of Van- couver B C., are visiting Mrs. Jes- sie McKenzie. -Mrs. Robt. Hodgins 'is so crittically i11 at her home • with pneumonia that little hope is held Out for her recovery. -Mr. John Seale of St Marys spent a couple of days here on business recently. -Mrs. Arthur Jacksonis cgnfined to her bed with a severe attack of heart trouble.- Misses Margaret and Connie Marley left for Virden, Man., where in 'the future they will make their home; - SEAFORTH-Mr. John Dodds' has disposed of- his pop business, plant and property in this town to a Mr. Arnold" of Guelph, who takes posse- sion at once. Mr. Dodds is now one of the oldest_business men in Seaforth and from a small beginning has built op a largeand lucrative business, 121s plant is one of the best and most complete in this part of the province, while the quality of his beverages is such as to secure a large and ..,vide demand. BHTTER. THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a cotta itutional cause 'Cor th{e trouble, Mrs. M. Summers, Box. W. 840. Windsor, Ofn1V., will send free to' There are several things that ar level headed human being should nev- er do. Among these' is to kindle a fire With kerosene oil; "to walk on a rai road, to•a,ttefiipt to get on a mov- ing train ,tit point a gun or revolver atanother„to put .his name on anoth- er man's note, tg steep his savings iz ; an -oltl nstoekgng uarder,,. t1te� ,•bpdr, fo t)la . e. game f ;',change; a rith a_prepoa essing: stranger, to ruri for office when he has, a paying. positiofl ill. ;irivate life, or to call a bigger ,ratan; than him- self a liar, W HALEN, The EXETER EVAPORATOR is now prepared to take all the apple: yon can bring in, • 40c. per hundred for good winter peelers. -Jos, Sutton, Manager. Miss Pearl Short of Mt. Bli l es is visiting with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Hector Millson; Mrs. L'-aker of Lions ,Head is visiting with her son Arthur. Baker here.: -Rev. T. •'I , George of Lucan preached here on Sunday and delivered a very ntercat- ing and inspiring sermon. -Mr. ar,d Mrs•. Albert Gunning and Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelwood attended • the anniversary Services at Kirkton on Sunday. --Mrs, j. Wright visited her parents�lex. 'and Mrs. J, Millson at Heniall on, Wednesday. -Rev. A. H. Brown of Ailsa Craig and also the Woodham Choir have been secured for the anniversary services here an Sunday; Nov. 9th. -Miss Tessa Gun- ning 'handed un-ning''handed your Correspondent a treat Iast'week which is rarel:, eniry- ed at this time of the year. :t was a quantity of wild raspberrie ;. The fruit was a good size and a splendid flavor and gathered in their bush. - Mr, and Mrs E. Johnston of London spent the holidays here the guests of her mother, -There Was enough snow fell early Monday morning to cover the ground. 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