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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-2-19, Page 5DEl'I C',AL Or. , G. P`, ROULsTON, L,D,S., DENTIST ftfeneleer of tie R -0,14:S, of Ontarioand Efor Graduate of Toronto 'Oniversilty. ' Meas' --Aver Dickson &Carling's Iaw' offf. Cloyed Wednesday aft'erniiona. DR. A. R. ICINS,MA,14, L,p,S,, D,D,S., 'Honor eGraduate of Toronto Vein/treaty DENTIST Teeth extwa.eted without pain, or . 1413' bad elf Bets, Oft;ee over Gladman & gtanhfuury'a Office, Mathn Street, Exeter. LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, Solieetors, Netarie's, Conveyancers, Com- mespioners. Solicitors for the Mol$onte Banff, etc. Money to Leanat lowest rates of interest Offices -Marin -St., Exeter [. R. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson MONEY TO LOAN We have a large 'amount of private funds to loan on farm and viillage prop- erties at low rates of interest'. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter. J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Assurance 'Company, also Fre 'Insura:nce In lead - tint Canadian and British Companies. Mainn-St., Exeter. College At Home Thousands of ambitious young peo- ple are Last preparing in their ownhomesto. occupy Iucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, telegraEherer civil eervan fn, fact every sphere of lsusmess.. oEie ees- Youmty finish at college it you so wish Pmitions'guaranteed. Enter college any. day. Individual instruction. Expert tea- chers, Thirty years, experence. Largest trainers in Canada. Seyen colleges, Spec- ial course for teachers. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' Association of Can- ada. Summer School at famous Spotton Business College, Lon- don. 1 IGEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Principal SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WESP LAND REGULATIONS ANY person who is the sole head of a family or any male over 18 years o1d, •may homestead a quarter section of .available Dominion. land in Manitoba SaslsatcQhewe n or Alberta. Tho ap- ,plicant must appear in person at, the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub- agency for the district. Entry by pro- xy i iado 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 mune miles ori hits homestead on a, farn'i of at least 80 acres sanely owned and occupied by hide or by his father, mother, son daughter, brother or ,sister. In certain destructs _ a homesteader to good standing may pre-empt a quart •er-isection along side hes homestead. Price „$3.00 per acre: Duties-lefuat reside upon the home stead or pre-etraptlon six months in each of six years from date of home- stead entry (including the t; me re- quired to earn homestead 'patent) and cultivate fifty acres extra. A homesteader who has exhausted his thomiestead right and cannot obtain pre-iemptian may sneer for a pur- chased homesi cad Ln certain distrfetie Price. $3.00 per acre. Duties- Must, reside six months in each of these yeans, cultivate fifty acres and erect a house worth $300. W. W. CORY, Deputy of the Minihster of the Interior N.B.-Unauthorized publication of Ole advertisement will not be paed for. CENTRAL sTRATFoRre. ONT. Canada's best practical training school. Three departments, COM- MERCIAL and TELEGRAPHY. The courses' are thorough and pradtical. Individual instruction ` is given by a Strong. experienced staff. Our grad- uates succeed. Students may enter at any' time. Get our free catalogue and see what we can do for you. d A, McLACHLAN, Princlpal GET THE BEST.` IT PAYS Write for the Catalogue of, ELLIOTT Toronto, Ont., It explains fully the many advantages offered by this well- known school, College open all year. Comtheace now, Eves Womaili is interested and should know about the wonderful Maevel Whirling Spray 00110110 KEPIIALDOL NEWS TOPICS QF WEEK 4.1-,LA).$ .$ FEVER AND CURES COLDS AND CURES The quick sure action of Kephaldol n r cin a ra tl e mat health standard gives to this grea natural remedy an altogether priceless value in, the treatment of every kind a fever and feverish cold, Though at is just being introduce into Canada Kephalclol has been pre- scribed by physicians and used` in th hospitals of Great Britain and the Con tinent' for many years, It relieves the burning heat and fulness' in the head which, conies with a "g+rippy" ^old allays pains and aches, soothes the nerve's and brings that sweet res which means speediest restoration. For colds, influenza, catarrh. an similar complaints Kephaldol is un- equalled. A tablet or two taken. a the first indication of trouble will un faiiingly arrest develop ment and re- store health. Get a 50c, tube of Kephaldol tab- lets from your Druggist, and be ready to check A cold the day it attacks you, Kephaldol Limited, 31 Latour Street, Montreal, i edg g body.t mpg t r to to d e d t d t Mail Contract SEALED. TENDERS' ADDRESSL+D to the Postmaster General will be re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 13th day of March, 1914, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails on a proposed Contract for four years. Six times per week, over Zurich (South' Rural Route, from the Postmaster General's pleasure, next. Printed notices containing further in formation as to conditions of propos- ed Contract may be seen and blank' forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Office of Zurich and Sar - elan and at the Office of the Post Office Inspector at London. Post Office Department, Mail. Ser- vice Branch, Ottawa, 30th Jan'y,1914 G C. ANDERSON, Superintendent. GREEN WAY --- Mr. Rufus McPherson is reported 'greatly ._cheered by 'a visit from his brother Fred lvho left here 34 years ago We all welcome Uncle Fred back to Greenway. Notwisthstarrding the cold weather the football concert was a success. -Mr. James Young is in bed with pleurisy. :His many friend hopefor his speedy recovery. -Mr. W J. Brown and daughter Lois . are suf- fering from • a very severe cold, -Miss Mae Wilson attended . a Valentine Party at • Mr. C. • Sweit zer's; Thorn. - dale, horn-dale,'on the 14th, also visited the Granteer Re -union of Lucan and Wes- ley W,M.S. and will call on London friends. -Roy Thompson presided at the Mission Band and Lillian Ulens sang a lovely solo -Mr. Percy Nichols led the prayer meeting on Sunday eight and sang "Eternity Where". His topic Was "Indicision." AILSA CRAIG -Word has beenre- ceived here of the death at Algoma Mich., of Mrs. Sarah Westcott, one of the pioneers of this district.. '3he was 88• years old. The funeral was held here on Thursday and interment eras made in Brinsley cemetery, Check Chronic Rheumatism Now RHEUMA THOROUGHLY DRIVES OUT DEEP-SEATED URIC ACID POISON. There is only one way to be free from Rheumatism -the accumulated. impurities caused by an excess of Ur- ic Acid poison must be expelled from the body. That is what • RHEUMA will do and do it thoroughly. If you suffer from any form of rheumatism -Sciatica. Inflammatory, Arthritis, Muscular. Lumbago or Gout -get a bottle of RHEUMA from W. S. Cola for 50 cents --it is guaranteed. "For years I suffered with Rheum- atism in my arms and. shoulders. My kidneys and bladder were affected, and I rapidly lost flesh, -After five weeks' use of RHEUMA I"Was a well man." -William Fry, Fort Erie, ;;Ont. DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS Ara:: gulating Pill for Women. $6 a box or threofor elo. sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price. Tau Scones. DRUG Co„St. Catharines, Ontario. PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. aid Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey Matter” ;a Tonic -will build you up. $3 a box, or two for $5, at drug stores, or by main on receipt of price, Txz Scots:me Deno Co., 21.'Catharines. Ontario. No More . Headaches For Me This can be your experience if you use Chamber- lain's Tablets--,, they cure head- aches by remov- ing the'catt?;e- riotsmothering the syrup- wto ht- Wottian's surest Cure for woman's most common ailments. Try them. 25c. a bottle, ;Druggists and Dealers, or by mail, Chamberlain Medicine Co. Toronto 2 A.,,k 1ynthr i&rngfiist:for + cannot supply the Mein/ate aneept rro ether, cut seed einem for !Uns- tated beeir eenled, It gives full artii r tl.in >rn 1 directions invaluable o Mame, e/ , neolt suttee] co,, Wfntleer, bAt Argenta . AU' Canada, 1 Important Events Which " Helve Occurred During the Week, The Busy World's Happenings Care- fully Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attractive Shapo for the Headers of Our Paper --A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. • W1DN ES DAY. Toronto ministers have decided to hold a "go -to -ch ire` " Sunday for th" benefit of men early in March. A new version of the .; Swish Bible, op which Hebrew scholars have been engaged for Siff years, will be issued soon, Arrangements have been made for a meeting between Sir Lionel Carden, British Minister to M,.xico, . and President Wilson. . The German steamship. Essen has brought into Boston a $2,000,000 car- go, composed of Australian wool, pelts, skins, -nd ebro • e ore. Wild geese have been in Long Point neighborhood, near Port Row- an, for two weeks. Tbis is the earl- lest arrival of which residents have any recollection. • Five million dolly was saved to I•ousewives of the United States and Canada through the cold storage egg boycott conducted last fall and early ",. winter, says a report,. A contagious disease, the nature of: which was not made known, brnkr out yesterday -.mong the crew still on hoard the stray led steamshi• Queen, Louise, off the New Jersey coast: (,are Albert S;aa.iT, the Sere • t-', Premier, and the -urine Cabinet •e• signed yesterday, .1 corseq•uence of divergence of opinion eon,erning the necessity of increasing the Swodb h defensive. forces. Miss Julia Greenshields, who -hes. been identified with the wnrk of Dr. Grenfell In the ,ap2ci'y o: honorees, secretary of the Grenfell Assn.-iniinn. of Canada, died at her residence i l` Port Hope yesterday. • r -t ic:ISt+'Y. The strong winds at Ruthveu, Ont., for the past fe- bays have smashed the ice all up in the bay and plied it up on the sanrtbars fifty feet high. in places. The police commissioners of Va couver have passed a resolution that lander Do circumsto.nce would the re- "stricted district be allowed' any more in that city. Evelyn Nesbii Thaw is barred from _the stage at Richmond, Va., by Mayor Ainslie, who said her appear- mace would "outrage the sense of public decency:" - Lily • Lewis Rood, a middle-aged ,woman ,woman of independent meahs for- merly of Montreal, pleased guilty in London, Eng., to sen -I ng obscene tet- te to Cabinet Ministers. Men eng'iged in •.he ice harvest at Brockville say that all ice taken from. the river is badly cracked, a pheno- menon that could only have been caused by the earthquake. That Brig. -Gen. J. B. Chase, dur- ing a recent riot at Trinidad, Colo., told his troops to "kill the women" was the testimony given yesterday at Denver by Sam Valenti, a Sicilian. Hon. Jos. Martin, of Vancouv 13.C.,' member of the British Perna - men'. who was to have sailed on the Lusitania yesterday, is remaining in New York, uncle: medical treatment. A complete aeroplane of full size and in good working order sold ,by auction to defray customs and freight charges was bought by Ernest Down for $29.50 in Winnipeg yester- day. FRIDAY. It is possible :.t Ki. Ferdivand of Bulgaria will visit America at an early date. Miss Esther Jones, of Sarnia, Ont., has • been appointed city clerk of Lethbridge, Alta. A bill extending a general amnesty to all political prisoners in Portugal except those also accuse: of felonies is under way. The Standard 011 Co. yesterday made a loan to the Chinese Govern- ment, in return for oil concessions, which are described as importrnt. Albert McLaughlin, a farmer of Oakdale, Maine, was overcome by the cold yesterday while driving, fell from his wagon and was frozen to death. Secretary Bryan yesterday directed U. S. Minister McMillan cf Lima to recognize the new Provisional Gov- ernment of Feru on behalf of the 'United States. Fresh flowars were placed on the tomb of Abraham Lincoln at Spring- field, Ill., yesterday as a tribute to his greatness in commemoration of tho day of his birth. The rapanese Hous; of Representa- tives yesterday adopted the budget which provides an appropriatir' of $62,000,000 spread over five years for the expansion of the navy, Fire in Port Colborne yesterday completely gutted tbe dwelling house or Charlotte street, occupied by M. Broderick and family. The hydrants in the vicinity c: the fire were frozen. George K. Carle, a policeman of Barre, Vermont, collapsed from col l during the night, and Was found un- conscious: yesterday with arms and legs frozen. It .is expected _he will die. Charles H. Lord, floor walker in a New York department store, fainted yesterday and pitched headfirst into a showcase, The broken glass cut his throat and he quickly bled t' death, SATURDAY. The Niagara Falls health depart- ment's daily report just issued, gives the number of smallpox cases in the city as 1.01, a decrease of 27 cases In a week, Sir William Macdonald, the Mont- real manufacturer and financier, will be elected chancellor of McGill Uni- versity, as successor to the late Lord Stratheona, The ratepayers of the village of Burford will vote on March 9 on a bylaw to authorize the council to con - tract for Hydro-Electriq power for ' the municipality, -;Fifty persons were injured and one was killed when c, freight train struck a large sleigh in which they were ,'returning early from a dance near Kingston, N,Y,, yesterday. The Hanover town counell has for- bidden the use of the .library building for dancing. The action was preci- pitated by the town constable discov- ening several whisky flasks. The. steamer Katharine Park, from New Orleans to Hamburg, with a car- go of cotton and grain, was, driven ashore in a snowstorm yesterday at .the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. E. G. Porter, KO M.P. /or West Hastings; and R. Cook, M,P',P. for North Ha -tangs, were last evening tendered' a banquet at Marmora' by the Conservatives of their riding. The St. Catharrines' police have discovered the lair of robbers who have been bur°'1arizing several stores of late. . barn on the out- skirts of the city was found to con- tain considerable stolen ,roods. Tbe thieves escaped. Frederick Pirney Earle, the Amer- ican painter, vela is wanted in France on a charge o. kidnapping his son, started yester,hay for Skien, Norway, in charg of a policeman. From that port a steamer will take him to Bordeaux. MONDAY. Dr. Blas Vidal, former Minister of Finance, was yesterday elected Presi- dent of Uruguay. A general election of -Parliamen- tary representatives 's to be held in France, probably on Sunday April 26. • John H. Harjes, -who for many years was It partner in the banking house of Morgan, Harjes & Co., of Paris, died yesterday.. Seagirt, N.J., which suffered great damage Iron wind and water earlier in theinte was again battered thewinter,g by the Atlantic Saturday. The St. Clair river is frozen over and immigration officers and customs are having a hard time to watch all who are crossing on the ice. . •.A,, vast 'island of field ice over two hundred miles in length has been sighted to the eastward of Newfound- land by the British steamer Lord Antrim. An earthquake shock was felt all over the city and district of Quebec at'5.40 Saturday r.orning. The sbock was violent enough to awake thlus- ands of citizens. The Buffalo Board of Works has reciived 28 .pplleations for the posi- tion of street eormissioner. The sal- aries asked varied' from $3.50 a day to $5,000 a year. Fire last night swept through the r :en -storey - building • in Ellicott street, Buffalo, occupied by the John H. Kamman Coerpany, butchers. The floss was $100,000. John Timmerman,, postmaster of Odessa, Ont., is dead, aged 64. Bonn in Odessa, he lived there all his life. 1'4 was clerk. 'of the Division • --Court and,a veteran of tee Fenian raid. One man is missing and several others were badly burned Saturday when the six -storey building of the Northern,. Manufacturing Co. in Minneapolis was destroyed by fire. Tu II. Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany is confined to his bed suf- fering from an attack of tonsilitis. The Presbyterian General Assem- bly will meet this year in Woodstock from June 3 to 11. There will be 600 commissioners from all parts of the Dominion. It is reported that the Hydro -Elec- tric Commission of Ontario will con- duct an investigation preliminary to the purchase of the whole Seymour power system. Frank Morton, a young English- man employed on the farm of Robert Stenton was killed by a cave-in at the O'Keefe grave] pit in Harwich, near Chatham. Lieut. J. Mee. Murray of the Unit- ed States Naval Aviation Corps, was instantly killed yesterday afternoon, when his machine plunged 800 feet into Pensacola Bay, Fla. With 16,000 shovelers and drivers working constantly since Saturday morning, scarcely a dent had been made yesterday in the mass of snow under which New York is buried. A $500,000 campaign against hog cholera and a horse disease called dourine is to be financed by a bill passed by the U. S. House yesterday, and which already has passed the Senate. For chewing the finger of John Banks,. of Storrington Township, so badly that it had to be amputated, William Young, a farmer, was fined $30 and costs. Young said it was a fair fight. Eniskilien Township Council has decided to ask the Hydro Commis- sion to give an estimate of the cost of building radial lines through Lambton to connect with the propos- ed. Kent -Essex lines. King Gustave's Own Cabinet. STOCKHOLM,' Feb: 17. — King Gustave yesterday approved the se- lections of D. Kraut. Hammarskjoeld for the new Cabinet, in which he him- self Will be Premier and Minister of War. K, A. Wallenberg.; has been chosen for the Ministry .0f, ,Foreign Affairs; M. Brostroem, Marine; and r. Vennersten, Finance. The Cabinet is regarded as repre- senting the King rather than any political party, and its chief aim will be to carry out the King's policies, Wild Motorist Cut Throat. LONDON, Feb, 17,—I.ee Bond, a wealthy resident of Lyndhurst, Hampshire, who was arrested Sunday after -a thrilling automobile' ride, that lasted thirty hours, cut his throat in prison 'yesterday, His condition Is precarious. Ifo I, when captured by the pollee, was flourishing in each band a revolver, With Which 44 had compelled a ehaiiffeur to drive.'. him, Little Hope For Lord Minto. LONDON, Feb. 1/.—Lord Minto's condition "last night was critical; Lit- ti itti hope is ' entertained for his re- covert', We W n€n! Some women are weak because of ills that are COMM) In Girlhood--Wgqrnanhood and Motherhood The prescription which Dr, R. V, Pierce used most successfully -in diseases of women -which has stood the test of nearly half a century -is Dr. Pierce's Favorite F'reseription Take this in liquid or tablet form as a tonic. Mrs..fKete . Richardson, of Beazley. Essex Co„ Vi..,says, "1 eeteern it a pleasure to f est Y to the wonderful curative qualities of Dr. Pierces Favorite , rescnp(ion. for some years 1 suffered greatly with weakness. I was treated by several physicians but gradually {brew worse. One of my friends fold me of the toed results of r ur Favorite Prscription. I went to the.drus store and sot a bottle, and after'tal: ng it, with the 'Plea -lent Pellets," 1 commenced' toget better. 1 never knew %,I -at. happiness was, for 1 was always sick and complaining and made others as we!' as myself unhappy. So you see what a debt I owe You 1" Dr.Pierce'sPlea c;mtPelleis regulate stomach, liver, bowels CLANDEBOYE Harry A. Selloff, for many years a prominent public school teacher of the province, died Feb. 9th, at his home in Clandeboye, where he was. born. 50 years ago. He graduated from the Toronto Norman in 1888, after-. wards teaching in Lambton Township and in various schools is Toronto. A year ago his health forsobk him and he retired from teaching, returning to Ms old home in Clandeboye. He was unmarried and is survived by 4 broth- ers, Frederick and Oscar of AIberta, Ernest of Vancouver and Elgin of, To- ronto, and one sister, Mrs. McKnechie ofoo to • The funeral washeld to Trn Clandeboye cemetery on Wednesday ZURICH RCH Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith: of Detroit visited relatives in town and vicinity. -Wm. L. Siebert has been appointed clerk of the local division court in place of Henry Neeb, who resigned.- Mr. esigned:Mr. and Mrs. Alf Melick returned from Bright where they attended the fun- eral of the latter's brother, Mr. John Ort. -Peter Koehler has disposed of his 50 acre farm, on which the build- ings were burnt Iast autumn, to Mr, Herman Bender for $2000. Mr. Ben- der noir' owns the whole of this rot, -- A bible conference will be held in the local Mennonite church, commencing on Monday evening', March Znd, BENSALL Mr. and Mrs, Defean have been vis- iting in Kingsville. -Mrs, Jas. Logan of Moose Jaw is visiting in this rec- tion. -Miss Anna Macarthur of Lon- don. is"the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Ar- Hold. -The D. D G. M., will v:sit Zur- ich Lodge and install the officers on March 9th. -Mr. Partridge o'' Dutton is relieving Mr. Dejean at the Molsons Bank 'here. -.C. McDon,elI is elected chairman of 'the School Board :Ind G Sutherland SecretarJ. y.=Mxs. Burge of Brucefield announces the marriage of her daughter, Anna, to. J. S. Wat- son The marriage takes place on the 25th. -R. Newman has rented and mov ed into the residence owned by Mrs, John McFarlane, -Wm, Wood of Kin- cardine .accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Graham a,nd her little son, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. McPherson. - Wm Fee and sisters of the Goshen Line, Hay, are moving to Hensell. He has disposed of his farm, to Jack Rau, hotel -keeper, Zurich. SISTER: READ MY FREE OFFER. Iata awoman. I know a woman's trials. I know her need of sympathy and help. If you, my sister, are unhappy because of ill - health, and feel unfit for household duties, s tclal pleasures, or daily employment, write and tell e dust how you suffer, ta r, andask for my free ten days' trial of a home treatment suited to •ot r tieecis ; with references to Canad:an ladies wi:;t gladly tell how they have . regained health, st:•cu h, and happiness by its use, I want to tell you ail about this successful method of Home tr.:atmcnt for yourself, my reader, for your daughter, your ri.tter,. or your mother. I want to tell you how t7 cure 'yuac st..., , ..4,...-,,.. •c.tn:.y5. aid from anyone. Ilett cannot understand women's sufferings ; what we women know from exper- ience, we know batter than any doctor ; and thousands have proved there is hope even for the hopeless in my method of Home treatment, If you suffer front pain in the head, back, or b Suers, feeling of weight and dragging down saasati''•is, falling or displacement of internal organs, I ladder irritation with frequent urination, obstinate constipation or piles, ram in tate sides regularly or irregularly, bloating or unnatural enlargements, catarrhal conditions, dyspepria, extreme nervousness, depressed spirits, melancholy,desire to cry, fear of something it about to happen, creeping feeling up the spine, palpitation, hot flashes, weariness, sallow complexion, with dark circles under the eyes, pain in the left breast or a general feeling that lite is not worth living, I invite you to send to -day for my complete ten days' treatment entirely free and postpaid, to prove to yourself that these ailments can be easily and surely conquered at your own home, without the expense of hospital treatment, or the dangers of an operation. Wotnen everywhere are escaping the surgeon's knife by knowing or my simple method of home treatment, and when you are cured, my sister, I shall only ask you to pass the good word along to some other sufferer. My home treatment is for all,—young or old. To Mothers of Caught, rs, I will explain a simple home treatment which speedily and effectually cures green-sickt:.ss (chlorosis), irregularities, headaches, and lassitude in young women, and restores them to plumpness and health, Tell me if you are worried about your daughter. Remetnber it costs you nothing to give my method of home treatment a complete ten day's trial, and if you wish to continue, it costs only a few cents a week to do so, and it does not interfere with one's daily work. Is health worth asking for? Then accept my generous offer, write for the free treatment suited to your needs, and I will send it in plain wrapper by return mail. To save time you can cut out this offer, mark the places that tell your feelings,and return to me. Write and ask for the free treatment to -day, as you may not see this offer again. Address : MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box 840 , - WINDSOR, ONTARIO. Your Oven Gains by Our Oven Test • Your oven becomes a certain producer of more bread and better; bread. We can promise that. PURITY For from each .shipment 1 1 1 1. 1 1 e of wheat delivered at our mills we take a ten pound sample. We grind it • into flour. We bake the flour into bread. If this breadis high in quality and large in quantity, we use the shipment. Other- wise we sell it. There is no guess -work about our promise of more bread and better bread from flour bearing this name. MI. XIII NO a. More read and Better Bread and "Better Pastry Too" Sold by R. G. 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