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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-2-26, Page 5meager Jon .ad punts with- • DENTAL Dr. Gl. 1z`: ROVLS'iCQ.N, DENTIST Member of the R,O,DMS. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. e.O ttce—Ozer Dickson & Carling's law office. Closed Wednesday afternoons. UIi,. A. B. KINSMAN, L,II.S., I-1onor,Gradeate or Toronto Univerelity D1N7NTIs?' Tenth extracted `without pain, or any bad effects. Office over Gladman & litan'bury's Qrr:ee, Madn Street, Exeter. LEGAL DIcicso l & CARLING, BARRXS'TERS, SolielGas a, Notaries, Conveyancers, Com- m1a,+ onere. Selicittors fox the 11'lolsone Bank, etc. Money to Loan at lowest rates of •Utterr•et Offices—lliadn-St., Exeter Moe S: R. Carting, B.A. L, H. Dickson 000 sr, 111 ces ver :rE ght lW, 1d. est es. ght ren ces ;ver t a the trict de - :re's ape. cted e or ;lose Hent rode, arlot your Mail low 1o4 fres, ed (8) rii MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount of lsr•:vete ' 4unds to loan on team and:vlilian'e prop - 4 er6res*' at lour rates etf.tuit ,_c)dt, • GLADMAN" s ANHGRY Barristers,Solicitors, Exeter'? J, SENIOR Agent Confederation Lade Assurance Connpauy, also Fare Insurance in .lead-• fns : Canadian and British Companies. ivfafn-St., Exeter. 1 College At Home Thousands of ambitious young peo- ple are eo-ple.:are fast preparing in their own homes' to occupy lucrative positions as stenographers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in fact every sphere of Business ActiViities You may finish at college 0 you so wish Positions guaranteed. Later 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. 6E0. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Principal SYNOPSIS- OF CANADIAN NORTEI WEST LAND, REGULATIONS, ANY peraon who is the sole head . et a family or any male over 18 years old, may homestead a. gaarter section of available Dominion land &i Man?toba Saskatchewan or Alberta. The ap- plicant must appear in personat the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub- agency tom• the dkstrict. Entry by pro- xy made be made at any agency, en certain conditions by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister ;of in- tending homesteader Duties—Six months' residence upon and cultivationof the :land 10 each of three years, A homesteader may live within nine anfles oat tris homestead on a farm - of at beast ' 80 acnes . sohelY owned and •occupied by him or by hiss father, mother, son daughter, brother or sista. In certain districts a homesteader Tai good, standing may pre-empt a quart er-section along side helm homestead. Price $3.00 per acre: Duties Must reside . upon the !iota stead or pre-enilptioin six moruhh,s in each of ,mix years from date of home §tend entry tinafluding the tame re- quired to earn homestead patent) and eui'tivate fifty acres extra. A homesteader who has exhausted hie homestead right and • cannot obtain a. pre-emption may enter Por• a puna chased hom,es+.ead la certain' distelcts Price $3.00 per acre. Duties- Musa reside •mix' months in each of these years, cultiatabe fifty acres and erect a house worth $300, W. W. CORY, Deputy of'the Manager of the Interior N.B.—tTna,uhhorized publication of •thin advertisement will not be paid for. CENTRAL 07. STRATFOrtr. Gr3T. �. Canada's. best practical training school. Three departments, COM- MERCIAL and TELEGRAPHY. The courses are thorough, and practical. 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, P A.` MOLA.CHLAN. Principal GET THE REST, IT PAYS Write kr the Catalogue of EL;LUOTT Toronto, Ont., It explains it ;ly the many advantages offered by this well- known 'school; •College open all year. Commence now.:. Eve.Vioraelo id interested and Should know about the wenterful Marcel ; Whirling Spray Douche ask your, drnggiat tor U. If he cannot seppiy M the AR,`VEL aoeept ao ether, but Bond Stamp for Mita,tratocl book—settee. et elves fall articulars and ditectlond ihveleable ladiealNIV•1DStait chat lisaleOta.allindeor,pint ticnolratAirenta;folk Ounada. Tl -IE WORLDS BEST DOCTORS HEARTILY ENDORSE KIPIIALDOL Here ere a few opinions expressed by prominent Britisih and European physicians who have tested Kephaldol the' great pain. reliever which has jest been introduced unto Canada, These are extracts ,ffozu ,letters oils i;iie in our Home Otface, erhOse genuineness is gttaianteed by a $5,000.00 bond. " Kephnldol—.l have, found the a- bove drug very ,iueeful° in alleviating .; n mbar of Missouri farmers pain due to various causes, . and that have made application to the Hydro- Electric Commission for power and light.. sults in Neuralgia arud Sciatica, " Niagara powerwill be hi Windsor "found ICep,halclol most efficacious by June. The towers are in.plaee to in facial Neuralgia," Chatham and tower foundations are all Au, The highest price c' reeord..for .a Middlesex farm was recorded in the sale `.o! .100 aeras in West • Nissouri for 112,500. A head-on collision oceurred;•on the 0.P;R. at Bury, Que., yesterday, re- sulting in the death of engineer Yan- dow of Farnham, and the scalding of. three other mer. • . a ire destroyed the, nib villa . of Ds tieosa•letest' ytal1ern «; 0 inhabitants, and despatches receives] at Madrid refer indefinitely as num- erous dead and injured. The widow of Alex. Marlin, who was burned to death at Rlenheinu on Nov. 7 when fire dent •oyed the Pere Marquette coal chutes, has en.ered S TOPICS OF WEEK Important Euents Which. Have Occurred During the 1tll,sek. . The Busy World's Happenings Care- fully Corpilei ,said Put Into Handy and Attractive Shape for the Headersof Our raper --A Solid Hour's +'njoynneiat. WBON ESDAL wiithout mental or cardiac depress- "Kephaldol has given satisfactory re - "I found your preparation Ieeph- aldol champiun for Ileaciache and La Grippe." "It is One of the best remedies in epidemic La Grippe and most useful in al' cases of Rheumatic origin," 'Wherever I have used Kephalclol 1 i -ave found it satisfactory, especi- ally Ta chronic Rheuanatism," Get t. -50c, package of Kephalcloi. Cr 4�,Lima r your Druggist, I(;ephaldol .int heti; 31st Latour St,, 141ontreal. ,,M+! Mail Contract SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSLD. to the Postmaster General will be ' e- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, e '1 � 13th dayof March' y, 1 lYI rel , 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 inay be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Office of Zurich and Sar- epta and at the Office of the Post Office Ins.pector•. at London. . Post Office Department, Mail Ser- vice Branch, Ottawa, 30th Jan'y,1914 G C. ANDERSON, Superintendent, HENSALL v1r. and Miss Buttrey, from. thf West are visitin:g relatives inthis sect ion. 5r, an Mrs, J. B. McArthur Vancouver are vt siting relatives town, Mrs. Arthur H. King who has been visiting at her home for three months left for Toronto. Miss Mantle of New York, and_ brother Mr. BGce Mantle of Ottawa are visiting relatives in town. A Case purchased from J. B. Mc Arthur• the'resi.denne in which he is residing on South Richmond St. Thecongregation attending Carmel Church will: worship. in the basement while the •nein organ is being in- stalled • ,Alpine:McEwen has purchased fhe baiting and restaurant bus;iriess of N. P. Warrener also the buiilditng, ,'aucl will take posession on March, the Znd. IvLr. Warrener will now devote his whole attention to the jewelry 1 t:s- in:ess, ` Thea Council has decided to take action in the way of providing; an ad- eluate town hall and fire protection for the village, both . of ,them 'aeing 'coni, felt wants, The ratepayers are. backing the coiuncil in the eroject. Rheum I Will Stop Ulc Acid Dispot Pheuniatic Complications Checked and the "Human Sewers" Restored. The •Kidneys, Bowels, and Skin arc the "human sewers" which- carry of the impurities of the blood. Wher these are clogged Uric Acid sediment lodges in the muscles and joints and a.heumatism follows. RHEUMA, the great remedy for all forms -of the ter- rible disease, checks the deposit o'. Uric Acid: ." For many years I suffered with Rheumatism. I am 71 years old, • but ani proud to say that after using one bottle of RHEUMA the Rheumatic pains are entirely gone. I daily recom mend ' RHEUMA to my friends," — Willis Goff, Bridgeburg, Ont. W S. Cole will return your honey if it fails • 50 cents a bottle. DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS gi'c'elt. gulating Pi11. for Women. $5 a box or three for $10: Sold at' all Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price. "Tire Sco0san Pane Co„ St. Catharines, Ontario, PHOSPHONOL. FOR. MEN. nett? hd Vitality; for Nerve and Drain; increases "grey matter" ;a Tonic—aria buil d you up. $3 a box, or, two for $5, at drug stores, or bymail on receipt. of price Prra-SconeLL Dave Co., St. Catharines. Ontario: Ri41YD'TRUNIL SY$ M Homeseekers Excursion Co M:an,utoba, ,Alberta,. Saskatchewan, Each Tuesday, Mar±h 3rd :to. October., 27th ,siitclusive vaa Chicago, St,Paul or Duluth_ WINNIPEG AND RETURN -435.00 EDMONTON AND RETURN $43.00 From Toronto and stations North and west of Toronto, Proportionate lees '.Cares from stations east ')C - Tor- onto Return Limit Twa Months Full pa.rticulars at Grand Trutik rit,. 'est Offices, or write C. E. Horning, ,),P.A., Tbronto, Ont, N. J. DORE, Exeter. action against the company; for. $10,000.: The ferry steamer City of Belle- ville, running between Ogdensburg N.Y., and Prescott, Ont:, was burned to the waters' • edge` at her dock: ID Prescott yesterday. The loss is .es}ti- mated at $20,000. Memorial services were held In Chicago yesterday r ces E. for Fan Willard, temperance worker, and for years the head of the Wo en's Christian Temperance : Union, iv no died ten years ago, "Scavengers are di onning weights on their toes so that they can say they are injured when they go on the sick list. Then they draw full pay wbile away." This is the latest charge current in Toronto. 7PIURSDAY. Rev. C. I. Johnston of Pick ?.:1-ig expired suddenly while make .a call. Rev. Principal.Scrimger •,•a, i.otni- "ated by Lanark and Renfrew Pres- - Moderator of 'he Gerctal Dr. la.— fifty- a.-_fifty years, probaoiy tual service in Canada, diem; yen.,_ day in Kingston, aged 85 years. An earthquake oecurred at Reno, Nev., at 10.18 a.m. yesterday. The shock : was violent and lasted about three seconds. The ; direction was from southeast` to northwest. A combine of tobacco: manufaetur- ers• is alleged, operating 'under the protection of the tariff, and discrina-. inating against '•the ' tobacco -growing farmers ir, southwestern Ontario. After brooding over the death of his wife, . who was buried on Satur- day last, William Bray, aged 59, of• Osborne Township, hanged himself ~in a barn on his farm Tuesday night,. The revenue cutter Onondaga was ordered out from Norfolk, Va., yes- terday to look for the 2,000 ton schooner Kineo of Bath, Maine, with a crew of eleven, which is missing. The members of the A. F. & A. M. representing three lodges, Speed, Waverley and Guelph, opened the new Masonic temple on Quebec street, Guelph, Tuesday night, over 300 being present. A bill for the enfranchisement of, women in the Union of South Africa, which was introduced into the House of Assembly yesterda . was negatived on the first reading, by the narrow majority of 43 against 42 votes. Fitt DAY. George Harper died le Guelph, aged 71. Mr. Harper went to ruelpa from near Whitby forty years ago. One of the oldest residents of east- ern Ontario, in the person df Miss Janet McDougall, - passed ..away yes- terday, aged 89 years. ' It is thought that a band of Amer - lean yeggmen are working' in the Lon- don district; Five stores hays been. robbed. in London done. It is announced the t at the next, provincial election- thee Cobalt branch of the Socialist Democratic party will contest the seat now held by R. T. Shillington. The heoric efforts of fifty women, who formed •. bucket brigade, pre- vented the village of Holstein, Ont., being wiped off the map when a fan-. tern; exploded in the livery stable hay loft. Governor McGregor opened the Nova S, itia. Legislature yesterday; 'The, main feature of the Geyer nient's program is a redistribution bill providing for universal represen- tation. • Richard Henderson, regarded as in- sane, was taken to the "county jail at •Kingston. yesterday. For weeks l has, been living in a cave on ' Perth road, without Toad, fire or fur .nlshings, Hon. Chas. R. Devlin, Minister of 'Agriculture Tri the Quebec Govern- ment, .is suffering from. Bright's dis- ease and is gradually growing weak, er. Hie oonditiou 1: such as to cause grave anxiety, Five hundred farmers from Dawn and Euphemia have unanimously de- cided to send. ,. resolution to the Hydro-Eleetric Commission, askirg that radials be built all through Lambton' County. • Edward H. Donnelly, .mayor of Sandwich, is in the Hotel Dieu, Windsor, suffering front 'eery serious injuries as the result of a kick by a horse. )Fifa Jaw is broken and every tooth knockel out but one, SATVlef %V. tlsn eampaigzi, Sir Itodinond Roblin, co•ntemptateft a trim tti the Pacific t gnat. tire, caused. bq an overheated fur, M4(4 burned; out the prttletpal block izi the village of Linwood on Thurs- day night. Four priSRners weri3 taken by the polies in a .raid on Victoria street, Toronto, JOT operating race 'track handbooks. • Fire in the Grey' Nuns' convent, Quebec, oaitsel by benzine, .did .non-' siderable damage to it, and:destrgyed the adjoining c' urch, Dr. 0. C. James of the Department of Agricu";ture, Ottawa, speaking to the Guelph Canadian Club,.. advecat-: ed growing alfalfa instead of wheat in the west. • The large fishing steamer b'oreile,, which, left Goestemuendc, Germany, in the middle of December for rcee land, has sunk with its entire crew of tbirteen men, A second slander action has been laid, against William Christi; ., the local preacher at Bridgeburg, by Sam.. Pearl; hotelkeerer, whose wife Said. the previous action, ; Seven workmen were killed, a large number injured, and many buildings destroyed yesterday at Ar - der, Ayrshire, by an ex;;ilosion at the Nobel Gunpowder Works, Police Magistrate Watt, of Guelph,- decided yesterday that two 'boys, sboVld'ebe spenieed fpr stealing sev- eral small ar•4cles. With the parents' consent the boys were given a, good sound spanking by two policemen. MONDAY. The Fraser mills, above Deschenes, near Aylmer, Que,, will shortly close down and hundreds of men will be thrown out of work. , The three-day convention and gold- en jubilee celebration of: the supreme council, Knights of Pythias, came to anurdaendy: at Washington, D.C., on: Sat - The death took place in Owen. Sound yesterday of Christopher Eat- on, one of the town's most prominent citizens, as a result ^f an attack of pneumonia. Five of the six children of Joseph Smart, a' lumber measurer, were burned to death when their house at Eagle Lake, Maine, . plantation was destroyed by fire yesterday. The bark Castagna, which was wrecked on the ocean side of Cape Cod on Tuesday, with the loss of her captain and four of the crew, early yesterday, was torn to pieces by a northeast gale. P. Beatty, for many years one Guelph's best-known citizens, died in the General Hospital Saturday night of pneumonia, after an illness. of only three days. He leaves a `widow and free young children. "Thank the Lord," was Jas. Saun- int when told at Winni- -^e+ence passed Orlando H. Angle, 19 y—_ was instantly killed while working witha track -cleaning gang near At- tercille, Ont., on the M.C.R. Indianapolis and practically all of Indiana were stone -bound last night, following a night and a day of the worst blizzard of the winter. The new telegraph line of the Canadian Northern Railway between Fort William and Sudbury is expect- ed shortly to be in operation. Harry Edwards, a night cashier of an ` express company at Corning, N.Y, was shot and instantly killed early yesterday by David Dunn, a burglar. Another fatal flying accident occur- red yesterday at Wittering, Eng., when an army biplane was wrecked and caused the death of a passenger, -Ronald C. Kemp. Rey. J. W. H. Milne, pastor of Weston, Ont., Presbyterian Church, and formerly of Ottawa, was tender- ed the presidency of the Ottawa Presbyterian Ladies' College. An application for the postpone- ment. of John Krafchenko's trial was refs*sed by Chief Justice Mathers of Mani' oba yesterday. The trial will go: on at Morden on March 10. A are, which entrapped a number of 'work girls who were rescued by the firemen only after a big fight against dense smoke, broke out yes- terday morning at 226 St. Lawrence street, Montreal. The. London Biological Club has appointed W. E. Saunders and J. F. Calvert a committee to frame a reso- lution to, be ,presented to Hon. Mr. Reaume, proesting against the de- struction of the wild animal life of Ontario. FATHER TELLS STORY. Peter McGibbous' Version of Murder • Received With Tittering. STE,, SCHOLASTIQUE, Que., Feb. 24.—A story of having been shot in the leg and bea; in as he lay helpless was told onthe witness stand in the MCGibbon murder trial here yester- day by Peter Jamen McGibbon, fath- er of :: tlae accused, Leonard .McGib- bpn, Many of the statemen . of the wit- ness, in explanation of the events of the tragid August day when his son, • It is alleged, killed' his nepheyv:, were received with incredulous tittering. The prisoner sat dejectedly at the bar and all the titne"his father was on the `stand never raised his head. Witness said he did not see the fat- al shot fired, though he distinctly saw the victim aiming a second shot at himself while he lay on his back, He denied assaultit g his niece, Eliza- beth McGIbbon, sister of the victim. la cross-examination ' he admitted that the accused walked around his prostrate form toward his cousin, Who was later al et. Finds New Fruit Pest. PETROLEA,.Feb. 24.—G. Culham, h.ssistant representative of the 1)e- pertinent di' Agriculture for Lamb- ton, h.as returned from a tour of .Bo- eanquet Township, where he made a (search for. San Jose sealo, He found' ,ne trace of the scale, but a pest ai- rfieet as. bad 'Was discovered in the black rock conker, which is deviant- Ing some of the best northern or- chards. i "..,. " Extended Middle IMO Woman THE1 oo?t<►esa time. in every wonian'e life when she undergoes an important chane. This is s critical period, It is a time when a woinau needs her full health and strength. For your • own sake you, should anticipate thi• tit Dr.; Pierce's Favorite Prescription has been recommended fpr over fortyyears as* tonic for 'women, It is helpful in the eenaliza tion of the circulation of the blood wad in regu., lating the motion of the bowels. ervousness( and low spirits disappear. Happiness and con, tentment take their place, The latest in med- ical science is contained in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad•iaer-oewandre. sized edition of 100* p.ger only 31c, Ad. dress Dr. Pierce's re. Hotol,Buffalo Sold in tablet or liquid form by Medicine Pealere—or :send 60 cents for sanrpie b:ox ZURICH .yNf \ohalJ ieek r er., week >d his tine black Percheron team to Mr Bird of Hamilton for the sum of $500 This is •:min excellent tease and they are considered well worth the moliey.. The annual meeting of the Huron Weather Mt±tual Company was held here last week, The company sustain ed very heavy losses in, 1913, amount- ing' to 1,26,077.75..A special assess- ment was made during the past year to ,meet these losses, aid, the company is' again in excellent shape, The total assets amount to over $94,663. The retiringdirectors were elected for an- other terns. The- total insurance in force at the end of 1913 was $2,- 800,720. The Misses. Lottie Gaister, Celia Hess and Roxie Eilber attended the millinery Openings in Toronto. — Robt• Douglas left last week with a car of horse for Asquith, Sask. Alex. Spark left the, same day with, a car for Big- gar; Sisk,—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Preeter visited friends in Ottawa for a few days. Peter Woolley and family have moved to Hensall where they trill re side Merino Bechler has moved' into the house vacated by Mr. Woolley.. Mrs, Gabriel Holtzinann, died on. Feb 15th and this village lost one of its best residents. Deceased who was a daughter of the late Daniel Surerus, spent her whole life in this vicinity. Two weeks ago eh e complained of feeling unwell, but the attack seemed to have passed away when rather sud- denly she had a paralytic stroke, and it was soonlollowed by another, and she soon died. She had reaclfed the age, of 62 years, 4 months, and: leaves besides her sorrowing husband eight r -- of Dr,. iialtvua.._ Mr. Frank Gerinette, war,.. sick, ,,is ,not improving as: fast as ina. friends would like to see ]Tim. -Major Raker is o'n the sick list. -Mr, `cert Holt treated the: young people to a social bop on: Friday. • P'ARKHILL—Mrs. Janet Grieve, the oldest resident in town •passed away Thursday last at her ho -me. She' was in her 95th year. A few weeks ago she fell and broke her hiapi in the house and had been confined to her bed ever since. Decee:sed was born. near Toronto and came to West Wil- liams nearly. 60 years ago. A WOMAN'S MESSAGE TO WOMEN. 4a If veru are • :publed with wos,k., tired, aeelings, headade, backache, Tearing down sensations, bladdderweakness, tons. tipation, catarrhal conditions, peie in the sides regularly or irregularly,, Lloatiug or unnatural enlargements, sense of Fallingormisplacementof internal organs, nervousness, desire to cry, palpitation, hot flashes, dark rings under the eyes, or a loss of interest in life, .1 invite you to write and ask for my simple method of home treatment, with ten days' trial entirely free and postpaid, also references to Canadian wadies who gladly tell how they have regained health, strength, and happiness by this method. \Vriteto-day. Address s- Mrs: M. Summe, s, Box. , 840 Windsor, Ont. "The Brew that Grew" Labatt' London Lager Selling fast because. made right w,n .nom..-. Made and matured in the old way THE IDEAL BEVERAGES JOHN LABATT LIISIITED LONDON, CANADA 30 For seat a,1 t, This Oven Test •Seas ;-s on some baking days can be expected no matter what flour you use. But con- - Stant success is rarer. It can be assured in only one way. Tisa miller must select his wheat by oven test. SO from each shipment of wheat we take ten pounds as a sample. We e grinfi this into flour. Bread is baked from the flour. ! ±is bread is high in ou illty, d se • the h;? -)meat "'- D'll ?,`;:ncl1 it, came. C :ierwise we sell' it:. Constant bale. sucec7s comes A as a =,'.4,:!-er of course from 1-caring e Sy "Mc.., -. .c 134'..a(4 and . ,Bread' ti� • , Sold by R. G. S•eldon, Exeter. and 526 as You Get Bilious Because Your Liver is Lazy You get a bilious attack when your liver refuses to, do Its work: 'The bile does tot flow. You become Cotlst'-snted. Food sours;instcad cif d.'.geating. Yon hevd that "bitter as gall" taste.. The ,stotrsa,ch becomes inflamed and irtflated— turns stele—voiniti rg, and violcat 1icadrtche.--'The test preventative Arad euro for .biliousness is ' Chetbherl• irr's Tablets. They make the 1 . cr do .its work... streegthen'the digestive orgar'a, a ..1 re e t top ' w: health,. 2.., a bottle —All Dealers and Drug;iiets, t;r !sr tail. 1 Chir' a erlain 1Nicrt»ieina eotrlpanya Totantd.