Exeter Advocate, 1913-10-11, Page 4rter Abvrocate
Sanders; 8t Creech, Proprietors
Itt advance $1,00 per year in Capacle
41,5C ia United States, If not .paid
rio advance 50c. extraper year may
..be charge&
"Tail IZSDA.Y. DEI 11 13
The task of having a medical In-
. spectioe ,or all schools looks tike a
big onc for a government to under-,
take The number of rural' schools in
Ontario rues up into the thousands
and to have each school inspected ev-
en twice a year would be no light
task.. At the same time it is pos
sible to accomplish it by a compare-
tivele easy plan. A doctor in each
township could look after the schools
-us the municipality, and by thus diet-
iding up the work it would not be
a very difficult problem to handle,
As to the acIvisa'bility of doing so
' there can be little room for a eliffir-
• 'ence of opinion. If medical inspec-
tion is a good thing for the schools
. in the city, then the schools in the
smaller places and rural sections ought
to have it too, In, fact there is
more need for ift in some rural schools
ethan in city schools. True, ehild-
Ten in the country living in the gresh
air average higher in general health
.than in the city. But it is not the
general health of the pupil that- ,is so
'important and which calls for 'medical
"inspection, but physical defects such
as weak eyesight, etc., which •call for
-attention A. pupil defective, for
-example, in eyesight is handicapped
and the handicap is all the greater
because neither the teacher nor the
oarents of the pupil are aware of it
Ther there is the •case of infectious
diseases. These may be prevalent in
schools, and no one the wiser until
za regular epidemic breaks out.
Sir Wiltrid's latest election tariff
'etas been given to the public. No more
.does he sob over the poor farmer or
offer as a panacea for his wrongs the
famous. "adjunct" reciprocity, The
farmer is forgotten by his very. re-
cent "friend" and his voice throbs
with sorrow for the consumer.. Free
:Food is to be the Liberal slogan un-
til a more, attractive election bait is
discovered. His recently concocted
infallable remedy for the "high -cost -
of -living" is tariff reduction on food
stuffs. Under the Democratic gov-
ernment in -United States they have
been trying it, and the New YorkPost
the most authorative and reliable pa-
. oei in that country, has this tosay,-4
'The absolute failure of the abolition
of the duties on food stuffs under the
v tariff to reduce the cost of liv-
ing is sufficient to shon that the.tar-
•le, as a factor M the situation is al
so slight importance as to be entire-
ly negligible." The real problem to
be met and solved is the problem,of
distributer= food supplies to thePecr-
eple-in otlier words cheaper methods
of transportation. The cost of s liv-
ing has steadily increased under the
_Democratic government, and this is
the only concrete example we have
had of "free food" being tried -as a
means to reduce the cost of living.
• Hon Mr. Fielding is returning to -Ca-
- nada to become editor of the Montreal
•: Liberal organ. Mr. Fielding's special-
„ty is wrecks .
When in Nova Scotia politics he
spent years trying to wreck Confed-
.eration.
In 1911 he attempted to wreck the
Imperial Union by making Canada an
•a.djuect o: the United States.
He did not succeed in wrecking
Canada or the Empire, but he did
- wreck the Liberal party.
During, the past year he has been
in England attempting to Ivreek the
scheme or Imperial Naval Defence.
His party is now giving hini.a taste
of his own mediclne, and is placing
lite in charge ot the wreck of the
party in 1\We:real.
The ma,n who has been a wrecker
must now attempt to rehabilitate one
o: thc party's wrecks.
It is understood that Hos, L. P.
Pelletiet has issued an order prohib-
iting the carriage of liquor by par-
cel post. Parcel post will be in op-
eration early in the New Year, and
much interest has been shown as to
what attitude the postmaster -general
evoulcl assume in this regard.
The Opposition at Ottawa are- now
•talkeig about the high cost of
Thee want somebody else to rernetly
a conditioa which they created by 15•
years of persistent neglect of Can-
a.diat; agriculture.
Much of the money which the gov-
ernment has raised in London has
beer used to retire old Liberal loans
and to Luy Grand Trunk Patific
to overcame the "implementing” jo-
ker in the Laurier contract.
PROVINCIAL HEALTH REPOT.
Toronto Dec. 3, -The report of
Provelcial Board of Health for the
year 1912 was issued to -day for the
"Province of Ontario. For the Veal
the cases of disease and number of
death:: are given as follows, -
Disease ,smallpox; cases 553; deaths
Dieease, scarlet fever; cases, 2646;
deaths 111.
• Dieease _diphtheria; cases, 2,340;
deaths, 238.
Disease, measles, 2,634; deaths, 58
Dreease, whooping •eough; eases
1,114; deaths, 142.
Disease typhoid fever; cases, 2,569
deaths 305.
• Disease, tuberculosis; cases, 1,525;
deaths 860,
• Oisease jrffantile paralysis; cases,
2 49e; deaths 19. -
Diseaseeerebro-spinal mealagffis's
• cases 59;1 deaths 58.
The total number of deaths eggre-
• itateabout 1,700, In the cast eF 'tete
• reulosis about 36 per cent, only of
eases are reperted by loeal Bard
Health. 'rile death from all sour-
•ce:: in Ontario in the past 11 years
is eeneve by the record tO 'be -about
„ 32,2,030
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
rnportant Everits Which
Oopurred eurina the Week,
The Busy World's HaMserings Car• e
holly Compiled and Put Int
Handy end Attractive Shape to,
the Readers of Our Paper -A $etir.
• Hour 's EnloterriPnt-
W7DN ES DAY.
The anual provineial conference el
, the 13rick1eYers and Stone masons of
Ontario marled in the A, 0. U. W
hall, St. Catharines, yesterday,
• Ten days' catch of fish out of Pori
atanley, Ont., ending wine Satercie
produced $100,000 in value tor the
fieleermeo there. Eighteen tugs on
Friday lifted 160 tons,
A former police captain, Derninielt
Riley, was indicted for bribery yest . -
day in New York, in conneetion with
the alleged conspiracy between the
police and wire -tapping swiediere,
The Berlin City Crier:ail has decia
ed to Jubmit a bylaw to the rateree
ers at be next municipal
-lc granthe Berlin end Watesloi
Hospital $5,000 for improvements.
• The steamer Acadian, of the eler-
chants' Mutual Line, Toronto, whiet
has been hard aground on Sulphur
Island since the big blow cm Nov. 1,
arrived in Sarnia yesterday In tow or
a tug.
A telegram from Clifton Sprtitee
N.Y., announces the death of David
Russell Jack. one of the foremest cite
tens of -St. N.B, who had seine
there a few days ago for the beneti'
of els health.
i That Canada will '3uple her prn
detctive power and railway mileage lr
Ole- next decede was the prophee
made yestem ea in Montreal by Sit
George Paish, editor of The London
Statist. and an eminent financint
.authority.
•
, T-ntletts
AN the Euro.an 'powers have giv-
en their ....oneent to the assuraptjon
of the Albanian throne by Prince Wil-
liam of Wied. .
The Royal liorticeltural Societt
has awarded the Feemier gole medal
tc the exlaibit of Beitish Columbia
apples in London, England,
A package containing $87.500 r
Gernaar bank • notes WP s extracted
trona the mail car of an express irate
bietw-een Brussels rno Cologne.
, A committee h ts been forme] ir
Montreal for the purpose If raisin,
-
funds for sne rel .f of tbose left len
tiller through the -aublin strike.
William Burton of Credit res
Ont.. committed suicide Tuesday le
taking a dese of pare- green. lie war
overseer of a portion ef the C.P.R.
James Coke, a farmer, res' iine
with bis two sons on a farm a shor'
distance from the village of Erie
Ont.. ended his life be hanging, yes
terday.
A serious enes-gement took place
Tuesday when e newly -organized
band of rebels attacked the town 0!
Mila,gro, Ecuan.or. The rebels were
routed.
Aigrettes, as usual, will not be
admitted to the United'etates either
on hats or detached, according to a
eThal ruling sent yesterday to all co
lectors of customs.
Thomas Gowdy, one of Gueloh's
oldest and most highly respected cit
zens, died last night, following an
accident which eccutred in the cellar
of his home a week ago. He was 8
years old.
A mass m.eeting will be held in
ellagara Fails, N.Y., next month for
perfecting the plans for the Peace
celebration, aad U. S. Vice -President
Marshall is expected to be the prin-
cipal speaker of the event";.
FRIDAY.
Dominion inland. revenue returns
for eight montbe total $14,638,078.
Last yeer in thte same period they
were $14,119,750.
Late reports from flooded districts
of central Texas brines the death list
up to thirteen. A still greater num-
ber is reported missing.
The Washington, D.C., egg boycott
ha,s won. Best cold storage variety
.ave dropped to 35 cents, while some
dealers make offers of 32 cents, e
'Chicago faces a crisis caused by
an rnay of thousands of unemployed
men, according to a report to repre-
sentatives of charitable organizations.
Albert J. Boyd, a Montreal stock
broker, was yesterday found guilty of
stealing stock re' the Dominion Glass
Co. to the value of $9,80, deposited
with him.
W. Clenaentemunicipal engineemfor
South 7ancouver, teudered his re-
signation Wednerday because his du-
ties were too ligbt. His salary was
$3,000 a year.
• Tbe question of ocean freight rates
on which H. L. Drayton, eeently pre-
eente• his report, has been referred
by the Goveratnens to .be Dominion
royal corarnission to be dealt with.
It le rumored that th re is a snob -
ability of the Government dropping
the cases against the miners yet to
be tried in connection with the re-
cent strike riota on Vancouver 'Is ,e..
Bruce M. Stuart. diel at the hcime
ot his b: ether, Wallace Stuart, Waler,
nea.e'CortIveall, after a lingering ill-
ness, age. 59 years. Mr, Stuart at
one time conducted a Store at Dick-
inson's Landing.
13itter denunciation of the past
performances of the Government in
Its development of creeks and rivers
• of the 'United ,Stateft featured yester-
day's session of the Rivers and Har -
bora Congreseain Washington.
, SATURDAY,
• The family of Gen. Ituerta, le said
to have gone secretly` to Vera Cruz
on Nov, 30th, and to be living quietly
In that city.
President Wileon has grippe. Ills
zold is in his nose and throat and he
has a little fever, but the alb:nett .Ifs
yielditig to treatment.
The steamer Ueda of the Hall Line
was released yesterday morning !robe
the Shoal bear Alesatdre, Bay, Waete
she Stranded a few eveeks etgo.
." 'Thera '‘viliebe no genera) StdIrein
indianapolis ate this dine, and te
eters whose entpioyerri ,have signed,
yutlitott dontraets, halm returned to
• Rev. 1g4 Wy Craig, for three years
'assistant teeter a St Geterge'S Angli-
,
can Churcb, OttaWae has aeck.nted the
reetorship" of P4 Martin's C
MGM treat.
The resignatlen of Frank 0, Ire-
land, Kingston's ..'ty treaLurer for
forty years, has been tendered to the
City Connell, He is leaving dut tor
•the benefit of his health.
George Stilson, diStrict roadm, ster
of the G.T.B., died at $t, Cat tarines
yesterday from injuries reeeived some
weeks ago wLen jarred, from a, flat, car'
of a, work train upon which he was
sitting. -
Part of Jesus College, Oxford Uni-
Vorsity, was burned. Yesterday. The
seventeenth certtne hall was badly
damaged, but the pictures by Vs; •
dyek, iolbei» and Lely hanging there
were saved.
Fire which started in the drying
room of the Oxford Evaporator Co.'s
plant at • Cure's Crossing, near
Woodstock, destrt yed the building
and 1,000 boxes of dried apples, Lees
about $10,000.
MON DAY.
It is announced that Englis' strik-
ing locomotive .ngin y'a tad decid-
ed to accept tha teem:: of settlement.
Th plison reform COMmissi011
may hold a se -is ion in Ottawa for the
hearing of the eetlence of some of
the peniteatiary 1nspi3tors.
One white aria twk. negro laborers
were drowLed by the bursting of a
60 -inch orater main at the bottom of
a trencli 24 feet deep, at Cincinnati
Saturday.
Prinse- Charles, eldest son of the
Crown Prince of Rouma, IF to en-
ter the German army on Jan 1 as
lieutenant in the First Foot Guards
at Potsdam. '
George A. • Coo -ss. a -nachinist.
while riding a 4cycle on the wroir.
side of tha road on Woolivia steeet,
was run down by an automobile at
Guelph and badly hurt.'
Alec • 'ley, one of the foremost
coster comediens on the English mu-
sic hall stage, who was re.,tently di-
vorced by Marie Lloyd, the verlety
actress, died in London yesterday.
Two Venetians, Antonio Zanardi
and Eugene Bisbiarno, who have
raore time than money, arrived in
New York from Havre, with a auge
barrel, in which they hope to roll
around the world.
The case of the King v. Balvwski,
charred with tie murder of a com-
patriot at Port Arthur, was complet-
ed Saturday, when Mr. Justice Brit-
ton sentenced the prisoner to serve
six years in prison.
The British flagship Suffolk has
left Vert Cruz for Tugpara„.• The
transport Progreso sailed from Pro-
greso with troops to reinforce Gen.
Maas, operating against Gen. Agui-
lar in the oil regions. .
TU ESDAY.
The first C. N. R. train to run from
Brockville to 'Ottawa made the trip
Yesterday via Brockville Junction.
A report reached. God srich yester-
day that the wreck of the Wexford
had been located in Leke Huron ,close
to Bayfield.
Four men were killed in an: ex -
'plosion yeste_day in the gelatine mix-
ing house of the Rerauno Chemical
Co. at Gibbstown, N.J.
An ordinance making it a misde-
meanor for women to wear hatpins
with unprotected points while in
crowded places haz •been issued in
Paris, France.
Alexander G. McCormicIt, district
agent for the Lake. of the Weods
Milling Co., dropped dead in his of-
fice at Ottawa yesterday. Death was
due to heart failure..„
A crew Of ten men, who abandon-
ed the water-loogged schooner Aloha
in a storm last Sunday and took re-
fuge on Destruction Island in Puget
Sound, were rescued by a tug.
Myrtle, Gilroy of Gien Buell, pupil
of the Brockville Collegiate Institute
while visiting he: home on Saturday,
received a shock from an electric
hand -battery. Her condition is ser-
ious.
The Montreal branch of the Crtt-
ters' and Trimmers' Union has pasg-
ed a resolution which binds its 200
members to a promise to boycott
eggs in any shape because of the
high price.
The Leland Hotel, Winnipeg, own -
ea by C. J. Rochon, the well-knoan
horseman and curies, was almost
completely destroyed by fire Sunday
night. The loss is $50,o00, covered
by insurance.
WILL SAVE ANIMALS.
iWEXFORD NEAR li,AYFIE
Godericb; Dec, 8. -Reports from
illyfield say that canvas from •tbe
Wax':ord has been washedaahOre a-
bout a mile north 'of that place.
A-aother a4. that the Ind/ of the Area'
lord has been. found a little north Of
Bayfield lying on her Side with 12
•.eet or water ever her,
She was dis'covered by fishermen,
end when the lake caluts down a
thorough investigation will be made by
them
International Congress Begins Strug-
gle .With the "Interests."
13E1113E, Switzerland, Dec. 9.—An
internaVonal congress for the protec-
tion of wild animals met here recent-
ly on the invitation of the Swiss Gov-
ernment .and. seventeen countries
were represented. After lengthy dis-
cussion the congress appointed an In-
ternational committee, with head-
qrarters at Basel, which will pro-
mote protective legislation and orga-
nize propaganda in favor of the ob-
ject of the congress.
The most urgent work of the com-
mittee will be to obtain the passage
of laws stopping the wholesale de-
struction of whales and. seals, which
threatens to exterminate those species
in a few' years. Attention will be
turned to the fur animals, birds of
paradise, alzgrettes and big game,
such as elephants. '
The movement is faced with the
strenuous opposition of strong busi-
ness Interests, for tlae capital engag-
ed in the 'whaling, ft, feather and
Ivory trades may bo counted in hun-
dreds of millions,
• Three Are Drowned.
EDeIONTOIV, Alta., Dec. 9.—V/bile
crossittg the ice ma • the • Attla.base.I.
.river near Pocoliontas, on Saturday,
three men, T. Lessard, 0. Cantonio
and L. 13, Areo, broke through and.
were drowned. As yet their bodies
have net been reeovered. Cantotio,
managed to get out, but Wfia drowned
trying to rescue tbe other' tveor.
• WometrGet Teti ;Years.
' ti100B,111AW,e,SaSk.;'Dfee.' 0.-414rir,
George _Greenman' and,. Mrs, Jane'
Gaidwell, a nurse"; were yesterday
aenteneed to tett years' Imprisonment
for tatirder. They Were eonvieted of
eav"ng killedNirs..Greenrean'S oHld
several weeks ago.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseas-
ed portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by ft ottatitutionst remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of theSustachian Tubs. When this
tubes intIamed.you have a rumbling sound Of 1111.
perfect. hearing, and when it is entirely elosed, Deaf -
Is theresult,and unless thewliannuation can he
taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi-
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever ise eases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, Allah is nothing
bob an inflamed condition of the mueous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars for anY case of
Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that cannot be cured
qy Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars tree,
F. .1. CHENEY & CO., Toledo 0,
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Hall's Fondly Pills for constipation
TWO DAYS LATE BUT SAFE.
God erich, Dec, 9. -The two over-
due freighters, Turret Cape (Capt
McCarthy) and McKee (Capt. Bassett)
arrived oft Goderich, at 6 a. m., and
made the harbor about 7 o'clock last
evening. • "
, Tilt. two ships were received with
royal aeclaim, all the mills' and ships'
whistles roared out a welcome home.
Both captains say they never had such
a rough passage.
They t were both off Gbderich, on
Sunday, but were forced to head for
the river and face out the heavy seas
and the raging snow storm.
Their ships are one mass of ice
from stem to stern, even to the ;nest -
head and looked like gigantic ice-
bergs. They will immediately go en -
to winter quarters.
TRAMP WITH $900.
Goderich, Dec.3.-A man about 50
years of age, who gave his name as
Jamee Pierce,- arrested by County Con-
stabh Thos. Gundry, for begging a-
mong the farmers near here, was
found to have over $900 on his per-
son when searched on entering the
county jail. The money was princi-
pally in bank bills, the smallest bill
being. $20, Several $100 bills • werei
fauna in the roll.
Dashwood
Mr. Jas. Bissett of London is vis-
iting Mr, John Kreuger this week.
The snow storm on Sunday com-
pelled to remain indoors, and the
church pews , were Sparcely occupied
as a consequence.
Miss Catherine •Finkbeiner, who has
been -in Sarnia for some time, return-
ed home Saturday.
A gang of men are at work on the
drain leading wp to the cellar of the
Commercial Hotel.
The grist mill has been compelled
to work overtime to keep apace with
their orders. • ,
Mr, LOUIS Adams has almost com-
pleted the outside work an his new
•house, and when finished he will have
a ni,ce, comfortable home.
Miss Jessie Baker is spending a few
weeks at her home here.
Mr jos. Ziler of London i.s spending
e: few days with friends in this local-
ity.
Messrs. John F. Kreger and God-
freid Oestreicher left Tuesday: morn-
ing for Goderia to act as jurors.
Mr. Henry Bossenberry and Mr,
Norrnan Kellermann were in Parkhill
Tuesday on business. ,
• 13laneyeof. the Church • of
God is in this locality doing service
among the members of his flock.
The different churches are making
preparations to celebrate the Christ-
mas'festival.
Mr. Goedon Goetz of the Molsons
Bank staff, Clinton, spent Sunday at
his home • here. -
Mr. Samuel Oestreicher, who has
been in the West for the past two
harvests returned' home Saturday. He
looks as though the West agreed with
with him.
Miss Alma Brenner left for her
home on Friday last, after spending a
week with friends in this locality.
Mr John Hogan hag been offeted
$190.00 for a two-year old colt bred
by Miller. Who says good horses
don't pay?
It is surely going to be found out
who wrote the letters and did not
sign their name, and when it is found
•out some one is going to think their
neck is out of joint.'
Mr. John Becker, who was hurt
some time ago by his horses '-tinning
away, is able to be out around again.
Mr. Daniel Schaefer, who ha 's been
in London with his wife, who Was op-
erated on for cancer, • was home for
a few days during the Week. He re -
parte Mrs. Schaefer as doing' as well
as could be expected.
Mrs, C. L. Snider and children end
Mrs. J. Snider left on Tuesday .or
their home in Detroit, accompanied by
the former's sister, Mies Elenore
per, after spending three weeks nt
the latter's home, Cedar Grieve Farm
Bronson Line. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sehroeder are
speeding a few days with friends here
before leaving for the West, where
they intend making their future home.
MITCHELL -Mrs. Hettry ° Porter-
,
fielel received a wire from her sort,
Henry in Vancouver, seyieg that Ins
wife had been killed the evening pre-
viously when as automobile struck het
Otte son, about 1.2 rears Of age, sur-
vives. ,
• UCTION SALE",•
O1 E1QUS0tD E1CT, 'r1
„., .. ,
• on,SiSting; 'epaelors'''aiiihig room
and kite-Alenfitenittire; on
1.9f,h, itt 1 o'ClOck.P..rne on Aft-
drow se.eet, TermSecash„
„Mrs., leitsefoe,.' S.iThilhips
Propriettesa • Auctioneer.,
:E CANADIAN • I3ANK
OF COMMERCE
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 • REST, $12 500 000
MONEY ORDERS
Issued by The Canadian Bank of Cotrunerce, are a safe, convenient
inexpensive method of remitting, small sums of money. These Orders,
payable without charge at any bank in Canada (except in the Yukon
Territory) and in the principal cities of the United States, are issued at
the following rates
$5 and under . . 3 cents
Over 5 ond not exceeding6 "
0 4. 30.. ,c4
et 30 " 15 "
REMITTANCES ABROAD
should be made by means ef our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRAFTS and m0NEy
ORDERS. Issued without delay at reasonable rates.
EXETER BRANCH -G. L. WAUGH, M.anager. Eiranch also at Credltoo
&Es
e Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
Capital lk Reserve
85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT.... .
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES .. . .. Issued
BANK' MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
$81709,000
at al Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. • • N. D. HITRDON Manager,
Up to Den -ember 1st 143,000,000
bushels of grain had been shipped
from the 'West valued at $90,000,000.
.11•••=•••••••
HICKS -DECEMBER FORECASTS
--A reactionary storm period falls cen-
trally on the 15th and 16th, and the
general disturbances of the preceding
period will, in all probability, continue
over into this period. The December
solstice is at the crisis, with a Mer-
cury period beginning at this time;
hence prolonged inclement and stormy
weather may very reasoinabler be fig-
ured on. We would repeat the fact
thet disagreeable -weather, with dan-
gerous storms of wind, snow and sleet,
will baffle voyagers on the Atlantic
ocear at this time. Watch for re-
ports from vessels landing at ports
on either side of • the ocean, felling
cif their battles with the- elenients.
The "wireless" will also be heard
from an sleet -laden, storm driven
ships • In the interest of weather
science, while we "land-lubbers" will
not be in danger from these ocean
troubles let us make un our minds
to watch- the outcome at this rime,
"Oceau Trotters" take heed.
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE
'There will be sold by public auc-
tion on Lot 24, Con. 3, Hay, 1 mile
west and 1 mile north of Hensall, on
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 17th, at p.
m., sharp, two car load of'grade cows
and young cattle.
George Joynt, B. S. Auctioneero
Pips,
er
Proprietor
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for sale
Lot 7, Coin. 2, Stephen, containing 100
acres There is on the premises new
brick house, bank barn, and other out
buildings; young orchard, about • 18
acres. bush ,balance under cultivation
This is one of the best farms in the
township and will be sold at a reas-
onable price; located within laA, miles
from Centralia and school is on same
Earns For particulars apply on the
premises, or by mail to J. R. Neil
Centralia Ont,
Auction Sale
• OF THIRTY COWS.
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The undersigned will offer for sale
by public auction at MOFFATT'S
HOTEL, CENTRALIA, on SATUR-.
DAY, DEC. .13th, at 1• o'clock,
2 cows due in December
5 cows due in January
• 4 cows due in Felernary
18 cows.
2 farrow cows
These cows are all sold under guar-
antee which will be made known on
day df sale,
Terms -10 months' „credit on furn-
ishing approved joint notes. 6 per
cent. per annum off for cash.
WES NEEDHAM . JAS. STANLEY
Prop. Auc t.
NOMINATION •
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Have You
made provision for employment
during the Fall and Winter mon-.
ths or do you wish steady re-
munerative work the year through
Write us and secure our Agent's
terms. We offer the best in the
business. Pay weekly, free outfit
exclusive territory.
Over 600 Acres
under cultivation, Established ov-
er 35 years. A reputation for
• high grade stock and fair deal-
ing. A salesman can make mon-
ey selling for us. We want an
energetie reliable man for Exeter
and vicinity. For terrns write .
PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
• Toronto, Ont.
N.3. -Free catalogue on request
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Fred
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FARM FOR SALE
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The undersigned is offering for smie
6, North 3,0,undary Stephen, con-
100 acres at good land. There
on the premises a good frame house
stone cellar , • bank barn with ce-
floors; 3 good wells, sund a
orchance. This in a goo ti Valli
grass farm, or would make a good
farm. Situated two miles from
or ; phone in nous% Will be sold
For 'particulars apply on
premises, or write the undersigned-,
Great:, Han or a 5- PhilliPff,
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wages, paper, irik, freight, postage,
etc. and to • keep this up we must
get what legitimately belongs ,to us.
If you are in arrears kindly give this
matter your immediate attention.
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The annual meeting for nomiriation
of candidates for offices of Reeve,
Deputy -Reeve and three Councillors
for tile Municipal Council of the
Township ,of McGillivray, for the on
suing year, will be .held in the Town
Hall, West McGillivray, on Monday,
Dec, 29 ,1013, at 12 o'clock noon,
l'olls if required tvill be opened on
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at 9 o'clock a, m, and continue until
til 5 o'clock p.m, and no longer, in
the several •pelling sub -divisions of
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