Exeter Advocate, 1913-10-11, Page 57
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DENIST
Teeth exeeacted 'without pain, or any
bad effects., ()item over Madmen &
8tenleary's :Orrice, Mahn Street, Exeter.
LEGAL
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Solidteee, Notaries, Conveyancers, Corn-
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Bank, ete,
money to Loan at lowest rates of intoreet
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I. R. Carling, B.A,. L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
V
e have a 1arr5a amount ai private
funds to loan on ta+nmand vf;llage prop-
erties at low rate' of totereett.
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tSYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
TH
BEST LAND REGULATIONS
ANY person who is the sole head of
a. family or array male over 18 years old,
may homestead a quarter section of
avai.iable Dominus land &i Man'itoba
Saekat'chewsn or Alberta. The ap-
plicant anus!. aispear in person at the
Dominion Landis Lgeney or Sub-
agency foe talks district. Fjiittry by pro-
xy made be .lade at any agetn.cy, on
certain conldit ion& by father, mother ,
song daughter,, brother or sister set in-
tending liotmelateader,
Duties -Six months' residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each
of three years, A. homesteader may live
within mine metes od hie homestead on
a terra of at iera;eit 80 acrtes soitely
owned and oecur1ed by hien or by his
father,rnother, son daughter, brother
or ,s1ster.
In certain districts a homesteader Lai
good standing may pre-empt a quart
erisectioti 'along side his homestead.
Price: x3,00 ; per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the tome.
stead or pre-emption sir months in
each of eeix years from date of home-
stead entry (including the time re-
quired tio earn liohne,ste,nd patent) and
cultivate fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has eshaus.ted. hie
homestead right atnd cainnot obtain p.
preeemPtion may enter for a pure
chased homestead in certain disti etre
Price $3.130 per acre. Duties- Must
reside six menthe lin each of these
years., duleevate fluty - acres and erece.
ahouse vear,th $800.
.: W. V7. CO]tY,
Deputy of the M$ritater of the Interior'
N.B:--Dnauttbertzed publication of
this advertisement will not ,be peed for.
HURONDALE
(Too lute for last week)
Rev Mr, and Mrs, Hicks, I3ensall'
Mr. and Mrs, Rich; Delbridge, Exet-
er, anti Mr. and Mrs, Blatchford were
visiting with Mr. tend Mrs. W. H.
Wood on Friday ` last,'. -Municipal of-
ficers are very quiet in this township
so far The present council are giv-
ing good satisfaction. Mr, ,Arthur
Mitchell is our worthy representative
here. -A number from this vicinity at-
tended the sale of John Welsh, Lon-
don Road, on Wednesday. -The rural
mail delivery in this locality is highly
satisfactory. The system is an excel-
lent one, -The mild weather is much
enjoyed by all.
Protect ..the Heart
From Rheumatism
RHEUMA PURIFIES THE BLOOD
AND THROWS OFF COMPLI-
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Weakening of the blood tissues by
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cations which result fatally. RHEUMA
puts the ,blood in condition' to ward
off other diseases and eradicates the
Rheumatic conditions from the whole
system Recommended for all forms
of Rheumatism. 50 cents at W S.
Cole's. This letter will convince you
of its great value, -
"For nine weeks. I was unable to
work owing to my feet • being badly
swollen from Rheumatism, I also suf-
fered severe pains in the back. .fter
using two bottles 'of RHEUMA the
Rheumatism has entirely left me."
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F H. Morris, Fort Erie, Ont.
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No immigrants will be admitted to
Canada this winter unless they pos-
sess $50. An announcement has been
..received to the effect by the agents.
of the Immigration Department in
which a restriction of the Immigra-
tion Act is , thus made between now
and March 1.
1ti these days of sanitation we fre-
quently change our washing apparel
-
excepting perhaps the corset. A.
cleaner charges .half -a -dollar. Wash il
at home this : way and, it will keep its
shape; will • not rust and is clean, Soak
the corset five minutes in a hot
suds, using white and rtaptha soaps
and borax. Spread on the washboard
upper side down and brush clean with
a small brush using -downward strokes
only Change suds when necessary,
rinse in clear, hot water, pull in shape
and dry in hot sun, When once worn
the corset adjusts itself to the form.
CORBETT
The home of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel
McGregor south of Corbett, was the
scene of a happy event on Thursday.
Nov. 27 wizen their second daughter
eanet e
t and Mr,Hobart Grow J t of
Detroit were united in marriage. The.
ceremony which was performed by
Rev S. A. Corriere and witnessed by
the immediate family and friends took
place int the parlor. The bride look-
ed lovele, attired in pink silk crepe.
while her sister Grace who was maid
of honor , was dressed in white bro-
caded silk. The groom was assisted
by his brother Russell of Detroit.
Next came the festivities ofthe table
which were enjoyed by all. l'he
newly married couple left on the even
ing train for Chicago and other points
before settling down in their home
in Detroit. The bride was the recip-
ient of several showers •
� from her e girl
friends before leaving for hex- new
home.
ZURICH
The Misses Maggie and Lydia' 'Zim-
merman, Bronson Line, left for Seb-
ringville and Tavistock on a visitat
their sisters'. -J Preeter was greatly
surprised on his birthday recently
when the employes of his store :ame
to the house in the evening and pre-
sented him with a Morris chair. -Mr.
Archibald the present principal of
our school has resigned and intends
going to university. The trustees are
fortunate in securing a worthy suc-
cessor in George Howard of Blake.
His duties to commence on. January 5.
Mr. Howard has been at Blake for
15 -years.
ARE YOU • VERY BUSY ?
Every little while you read in the papers
that so many persons have died from Con-
sumption.
It is all very far-off and matter of fact
and possibly it scarcely arrests your atoll.
tion. •
Do you ever .realize that eachone of
those "cases" -mere items in an official
record -is a black tragedy to somebody,
that behind each one of them lies long,
hopeless days of pain, feverish nights of
despair, lifetime plans that must be laid
away, grinding poverty, perhaps a wife to
fight her own way afterwards or children
who know hunger now that the father is
gone.
Just suppose it were _your tragedy.
Suppose it were your father, your mother,
your brother, sister, husband, 'wife, your
child, or perhaps your sweetheart, and you
with the hospital doors shut in your face,
wringing your bands in utter helplessness
while the crowds hurry by, engrossed in
theirwn affairs.
s.
But no! You are in that crowd and you
don't hear either because you are busy.
But wouldn't you give -and gladly -if
you knew that what meant so little to you
would go far to bring back the glow to
somebody's wan face or the laughter to
somebody's lips?
.lust sit down and think of the one you
love best in the world. Then;say "If .she
lay there--" or "If he lay there—"
and see how it sounds: What would be.
come of all your plans and your busy days
then? '
For eleven years now the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives has cared for
those whom others love best, and hundreds
of them have gone home again well and
happy. It keeps its doors open because a
few busy people like you stop for amoment
and remember.
Are you going to remember this Christ-
mas ?
hrist-mas'?
Don't put it off. Use the attached form
in sending your contribution.
To help the nlatskoka .i+5•ee Hos-
pa'talfor Consumptives continue its
life-saving work, X gladly enclose
the attni of.
Name
• dddress
$ 5.00 will provide maintenance for s week,
$ 20.00 will pay for four weeks.
$,50.00 will endow a bed for a year.
SOW6 the need is such a permanent
ELP oris, 2 -should also like to subscribe
Register my name accord-
inalt►.
0nntrttnnUeq,,,s may be sent to W. J. page, Esq., 84 Spasms
,lye-, Traobto or to it. !Molar, Sec. Treasa. t,atienal Sant.
totha u As seintlen, an Sing St, W„ Toronto, - -
Taking 'on..the Pilot
Our ,oiasaifOd,r ant:Ad•1 wlfl
otic# .thelehliktot.bU$ltloee iie,the
Bore hapbdycoMHArplorot•e-
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Crediton
Three weeks from to -day we =limp
celebrate Christmas. Our .merchants
are beginning to bring outtheir heli -
day goods. They believe in .the 70th.
century golden rule, "Shop early and
often;'
Messrs, Sam'.l Brown, Fred Heist and
Mose Feist shade a business trip to
London Monday, ,
The shrill cry of the dying hog is
heard everywhere ,these flays, The
tall of snow has made it splendid tat
the butchering.
lVlrs. Fred Eilber was taken ill on',
Saturday night, but is improving, and
we hope will. soon be able to '•esume.
her household duties.
Miss Laura Hoist wasresented with
a kitchen shower at thehomeof Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. Haist last Friday ev-
ening by her girl friends. A very en-
joyable time was spent by all. Invi-
tations are out announcing the mar-
riage of Miss 1-Taist to Mr. Ernest
Gaiser to take place next Wednesday
the 17th inst.
Rev J A. Schmitt of Berlin ;;pent
a fete ' days in town the past week.
He occupied the pulpit in the Evan-
gelical Cturc
h last Sunday morning
g
aril preached an excellent sermon.
ivir. Gottfreid Gainer has returned
home from Bright, •where he has been
working for some time.
Little Morris Beaver, son Of, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Beaver, was painfully
burnt one day last week. A pail of
boiling soap had been left on the
floor. when the little fellow and his
smaller sister were playing and in
some way he stumbled and fell in the,
pail, Although the injuries are very
painful he is doing well.
Centralia
.Mr. and .Airs. Marshall of Blyth spent
last week the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gena Hicks.
Mr . John Granger returned to the
Village on Monday after spending two
weeks with his niece near Granton.
Mrs, Essery arrived back from the
hospital en London Saturday and will
remain for some time with, her sis-
ter, Mrs. S. Davis. Mr, Essery has
been with her for the. last five weeks
and left for his home near Crystal
City. on Tuesday morning.
• Mr. H. Wilson, is at Goderich this
week acting in the capacity of juror,
lir B. Hicks shipped two carload
of cattle from. here on Friday last for
the Christmas Trade. They were the
finest' bunch of cattle 'that has ever
left here and the farmers deserve
much credit for the good class of
stock that is being raised and fed in
this locality. The report came back
that Mr. Hicks won second prize on
his carload.
Several from the vicinity are at-
tending the fat stock show at Guelph
this week.
The Sunday Schoo is making prep-
arations for their annual anniversary
services to be held on Dec. 21 & 23.
Mr F. Hicks sold a very fine young
horsee",to Jas. Norris of Staffa, the
price being 250.,00.
The .Needham Bros, are holding an-
other sale of cattle here Saturday.
Mr Sant Essery of London is spend.
ing a few days visiting relatives here
and at Crediton.
Mr: •Wilson Anderson hasleased the
Essery farm, half mile north of the,
village and held a large ,plowing bee
on Friday and Saturday last.
Rev S Salton of Leamington form-
erly of Centralia, has received the sad
tidings of the death of his only sis-
ter i,n West Hartlespool, Durham
county England. She was a life-long
workerin the Wesleyan church, and
will be greatly missed. She leaves a
husband four children and three
brothers.
HARPLEY.
Messrs, Robert and John Hickey of
Fairgronre, Mich,., are visiting relatives
and Merida here. They also attend-'
ed the funeral of their late brother
James Hickey. -Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Webb spent the latter part of last
week- with relatives. in Thedford. --
Indian Summer has bid farewell and
has sent Winter in its place.- Miss
Eva Woods, teacher; spent Saturday
with friends dear Dashwood.-Mr.and•
Mrs Andrew Love of Hillsgreen are
spending a few days in our neighbor-
hood with. relatives. -Miss Ethel and
Master Russell Baynham are staying
at the home of Mr. Robert Besterd
for a few days. -Mr. Almer Hayter
and bride returned home on Friday
after spending their honeymoon in
Detroit. We .wish them the best of
success>-eMIr. Dolph- Allen moved his,
family and household effects Tues-
day ,to Mr. John Luther's house on
tite Lake Road, lately occupied by
Mr. Archie Webb. Mr, Disjardine in-
tends moving into the house which
Mr. Allen occupied, -Miss Muriel Fal -
lis spent the week end, at hone.
SUNDAY SCHOOL A•TTE+NDAivt:E.
Between 1905 and 1911 the Sunday;.
School enrollment of North America
increased 25 per cent, ; from, twelve
to fifteen ,million. This does not in-
clude officers and teachers, The sec-
ret of the increase is largely found in
the Organized Adult Bible Class
'Movement,
During the past Lour years several
visitations from house; to house have
been conducted in the larger., cities,
the purnose being to ascertain let-.
iri Lely . the conditions regarding the
attitude of the people to the church,
Marc. than 22 million people have
waitedupon, questioned asto their
relationship, and invited in the . name
of the ` eo-operatit`tg. 'churches to at -
teed the church of their choice.
The Sunday School is no longer a
women and girls' affair, From Hutch-
inson ,Kansas, conies a unique report
of a Sunday Schoo1.with an enroll-
meet of 1400. It ^has more grown -tsps
than children ;mareadults in avenin
attendance than children, more men
and boys do regular ..attendance than
woolen and ,girls. Ill Howard Park
Methodist SteidaY School, 'I'bronto,"an
Nov. 23rd, there we're .342" men `and
boys 41.0 316 wonien and girls. This
is a'ro'gttldr trecurretwce.
Ala
Mr, Wm. Digitin has re -opened his
blacksmith shop in Lues.,
is Will "fihat E'ttds R�+�cll
AWN:with dgsperwis coulee nerrouenesse eleeplcs nes.e and gen.
exatili `health. 1Ybr, 'Nouse a (Reordered etpm•ch does not p..,,qt'Mii t
the food to b e eseienleted sad carried to the blood, Os the otherhead,
the blood ie oherged with poison* which come frons this disordered:.
digestion, in turn, tlra Morrie We slat fed on; ,good, red blood ind we
see those symptoms overtone breakdown. itis not bead work that
does it, but poor atoroech work. With poor thin blood the body ie Dat
protected against the attack of gerixte1 of gtip4-bronchitis cop$urnp'+,
tem. fortify the Agile now wit
PIERVE'S emeemsfeeseesewlellewse
Golden Medical Discovery
an alterative extract fromnative medicinal plants, prescribed in aoth Ilauid
and tablet beanie, Dr. ft. V. Pierce, over 40 years ago.
More than 40 years of experience hat proven. its superior worth as an In.
vigorating stomaoh tonic and blood pnritier. It invigorates and regulates
the etomach,'liver and bowels. and through them, the whole system. It can
now also be bad in sugar-coated tablet form of most dealers in medicine:
If not, seed 50 cents in one -cent stamps. for trial box to Dr, Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, B $talo, N.X.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser....
IS A BOON; OF 1008 PAGES HANDSOMELY BOUND IN CLO 'H -TREATS
PHYSIOLOGY H GIEN , AI�iA�'OMY, MEDICINE AND IS A COIN• 9LETE.
NOME PHYSICIAN.
IAN. Senttd 50 ono -cent stamps to R.V. Pierce, Euftalo, PX. Y
GREENWAY
Mrs, Edwards left recently
to spend
d
the winter months in Arkona-Mr,and
Mrs. R ,English were London visit-
ors recently -W. T, Ulens was in
London last week attending theclos-
ing sessions of the County Council. -
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Al -
mer Hayter, ;nee Miss Grace Murray
who were .married last week. ---A large
number from here attended the fun-
eral of Mr. James Hickey on Friday.
The sympathy of the pommunify is
extended to the bereaved 'wife and
daughter. -Mrs. Allister is spending a
few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Al-
bert Pollock. -Practice has begun 1 or
the annual Christmas concert iii the
Methodist church o Christmas i
nCnst as m nl„t.
-Miss Millie Mason has returned af-
ter
a visit in Grand Bend. -Mr. Sel-
bourne English returned from -Lan-
dors on Saturday, having completed a
course inthe business college. -Mrs.
Thos Stewardson spent the week end
at Grand Bend with her daughter,who
is recovering from: her recent illness,
HENSALL
Mrs. Robt. Bonthron returned home
last week from Barrie, where she had
beer, spending some weeks with her
daughters, -A bazaar was held in the
Methodist church under the auspices
of the Ladies'. Aid Wednesday after -
and evening and the affair was a
grand success. -Mr. F. C. MCDonell
and family have moved into the house
recently vacated by Mr. Geo. Pfaff.
-Mr. and Mrs. D. McMartin were in
Seaforth attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. Robt. McMartin. -Mr. W.
Wilson a son of Mr. J McD. Wilson
of Hay township, has recently taken
a position in the Maisons Bank, corn-
ing from Winnipeg, where he held a
similar position.
GRAND BEND
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Oliver, Mrs. We.
Patterson and Jas. Oliver attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ippersort near St
Thomas. Mrs. Ipperson will be re-
membered by many as she was a
daughter of Mr, Ware Oliver.sr.-Mr.
H. Gill and family moved here from
Thedford Saturday, -Mrs. M. Gill vis-
ited in Dashwood Monday. -Miss Gla-
dys is visiting near St. Thomas. -Mr
H., Green is still very poorly. -There -
mains of- the late James Hickey were
laid to rest here Friday. The remains
were followed by a large number of
relatives and friends, ,there being over
ninety rigs in the concourse-Mr.Jno.
near S . Marys.-
Xouaao is visiting t
Miss Laura Gerrriette is visiting hex
sister near Fort Erie. -Mrs. J. Baird
held a quilting bee Thursday.
SEAFORTH-After an illness of
short duration, Mr. Robert :;harters
one of the .most widely known. 'arm-
ers' in this section oof the -country
passed away at his home on the Mill
Road Tuckersmith, Mr. Charters was
in bis 75th year, and is survived by
wife and a family of two eons
and two daughters.
iMIITCHELL.-Albert Horn, a farm-
er of Elma Township, was before
Police Magistrate Davis on Saturday,
charged with pointing a gun at his
neighbor Henry Smith. A number of
Witnesses testified to seeing the act
which was said to have been commit-
ted last week while Smith was engag-
ed with other men in digging a trench
on his farm. There had been bad
blood between the two men. The fine
imposed was $10 and costs, $24 in all
13RUCEFIELD-The funeral of Miss
Ellen McDonald took place on Wed-
nesday to Baird's Cemetery. Deceas-
ed, who had been ill for a long time
at her sisters, Mrs. Yellowlees, in Bow
manville,. died on Sunday last. She
"M� r d
was the daughter z . I . n
t suhtrof the g
e h
Mrs. Duncan McDonald, and had re-
sided ,here .nearly all her life time.
CLINTON-The engagement "s an
nouced of jean Ferguson, daughter of
the late Duncan Ferguson Macpherson
and Mrs Macpherson of Clinton, to
George W. Morse, M. D., Boston Mass
th.• ;.marriage to take place in Decem
b.: r. -Mr. and Mrs, H. ' E. Bans an -
ileac:: the engagement of their dattgh
t. r, Flora, to Charles Prouse of God-
erich township, the Wedding to take
place the latter part of December.
GODERICH-Mrs. Elizabeth Mc-
Kenzie,
who died on Sapt . 24, and
whose will has recently been arobat-
ed, left $6,100 to churches and church
work etc. The principal beneficiar-
ies under the will are: The Mission-
ary Society of the Methodist church
of Canada., $1,000; W. C. T. U. of
Ontario $1,000; Superannuation Fund
of the Methodist Church of Canada,
$1,000; North Street Methodist ;;hurch
Goderich $500; for the payment of
salaries in connection with the W. C.
T: U. in the lumber camps, $500; Mar-
ine and General Hospital, Goderich,
$500 ; Children's Aid. Society of On-
tario.. $500; Sunday School of North
Street Church, Goderich, $100. About
$5,000 is left to relatives.
NEGLECT
To cleanse the system of undigested
food, foul gases, excess bile in the Iver
and waste matter in the bowels will :me
pair your health. +T'he beat system re-
gulator is FIG PILL'S. At all des sera
25 and 50 cerate or The Fir PLii Co.,
Sold at Howey's Drug Store.
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorption Method.
If you suffer from bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send ire your address, and
I will tell you how to cure your-
self at home by the absorption.
treatment ; and will also send
some of this home treatment
free for trial, with references
from your own locality if re-
quested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send
no tnorrey, but tell others of
this offer. Write to -day to Mrs:,
M. Summers, Box i40 Windsor,
Ont.
Here's
A Friend
Indeed
Constipation is the bane of old
age -harsh cathartics aggra•,
vete, avoid them and use Cham-
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gentlest oflaxatives-bestf abs.
young, the middle aged and t,- uIC,
25c. bottle -Druggists and Dealers,
or by malt 6
C ustesLain Medicine Co. Toronto.
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