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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-9-17, Page 5e1 t. DENTAL, Dr, G. 1'. Rc uLs'rpe, L,D.S., 'D.D.S, Idetnber o! top R.C,b,S, a! Ontfsrie and 4lonor Grath :tee of Toronto, gelversity'., Office• -Over I2iolcson ee Carling's law came, Clasod .W;6dneeday afternoons. DR. -A. R. KINSMAN, L.P,S,., PJs,„1 �, Honor Graduate ort. Toronto University DENTIST Teeth extracted without .pain, or any. had effects. Office over Gladinan & $tahbury's Orme, Maden Street, Mister. LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers, Coni m,saloners. Solicitors for the Moleona Bank. etc. Money to Loam at lowest rates of interest Offices -Marin -St., Exeter 1. R. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson MONEY TO LOAN • We have a • large amount of private funds to loan on farm and village prop- erties at low rates of Interest. GLA OMAN & STANBURY Barristers Solicitors. Exeter.. T. B CARLING Life, hire, AccId,nt and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con- ducting, auction sales. - Exeter. Ont. ye eee SYNOPSISOF CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REIGULATIONS THE sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years old, may homestead a quarter -section of available Domin- ion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta The applicant must appear las perso t at the Dominion .•Lands Ag: ency of Sub -Agency far the Dis- trict. Entry may be made at :.ny. Dominion Lands Agency., (but not Sub -Agency) on certain ?conditions. Duties=Six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each •of three years. A homesteader -nay live within acne miles of his homestead cn a fam of at least 80 acres, on certain conditions. A habitable house is re- aunred in every case, except when, l e- satence is performed in the vicinity. In certain distticts a homesteaderin good standing may pre-empt a quarter section alongside his homestead. Price $3 per acre." Duties -Six months resi- dence in each of three years after earning' homestead patent; also 50 acres extra cultivation. Pre-emption patent may be obtained as soon as homestead patent, on certain condi- tions. A settler who has exhausted his homestead right may take a purchas- ed homestead in certain ' districts. Price $3 Uer:acre. Duties -Must re- side 6 months in each of 3 years, cu- ltivate 50acres, and erect a house v. w worth $300. Th'e area of cultivation is subject to reductioa in case of rough, scrub- by or stony land. Live stock may be substituted for cultivation under cer- tain conditions. W. W. CORY, C.M.G, Deputy of the alirilster of the Interior N.B.-Uriau,tihbn'ized publication of this advertisement will not be paid for, DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLSIe R�: gulating pill for Women. $5 a box or thrdEfor $10. Sold stall Drug Stores. or mailed to any address on receipt of price. Tire Minim Dive Co:, St. Catharines, Ontario. PHOSP11ONOL FOR MEN. 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If he cannot supply the MARVEL, accept no other, but send stamp for 111us- trated book -sealed. It gives full particulars and directions invaluable M ladies. WINDSOR SUPPLY CO.,Windsor, Ont. General Agents for Canada. Colonist Fares ONE --WAY SECOND CLASS ' Frew all Stations in, Ontario to certain, points 'in ALBERTA I#R, COLUMBIA ARIZONA CALIFORNIA COLORADO IDAHO MONTANA NEVADA ORE(x0N TEXAS `UTAH WASHINGTON Orn Sale Sept 24 to Od!t, 8 inclusive Fuji' particulars at Grand Trunk fic- ket Offices,, 'or write C, E. Horning, 1.),P,A., Toronto, Ont. N. J. DORE, Exeter The Advantages to the Estate of having a Trust Company administer its affairs are many, yet the Charges are ;no higher thanthose allowed a private individual acting in 'the same capacity. This strong, conservative Company, unlike an individual executor, will not fall ,ill, go abroad ,at ,critical time, 'be- come a defaulter or pass ,out of existence, neither will it neglect your affairs for its own, because its very life de- pends upon. its 'fidelity to your 'affairs and those of 'others. Consult us regarding your 'will and the administration of your estate. The London 8 Western Trusts Co, LII imited 382 Richfnond St., toadon, Ont. Sir Geo. Gibbons,B.C. President John S, Moore; Manager Auction Sale VALUABLE FARM LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE Unless sooner sold there wile be of- fereo be public "auction, at the Central Hotel Exeter, on Saturday, Septem- bar 19th '1914, at 1.30 o'clock p.m, the farm known as the Thos. M. Case Homestead, being Lot '31, tCon: I. Usborne. The farm is situated on the London Road. equi-distant Exeter and Hen - sell , 90 acres cleared and under culti- vation. about 10 acres thin bush; acre apple orchard; one story frame dwelling, brick foundation, good barn, good stable and other out buildings. It is admittedly one of the best ane most productive farms in the Cousnty, and is excellently situated as to markets and is in the centre ' of ane of the most populous and pro- gressive districts of Ontario; conven= fen. to churches and schools; • good roads iii, all directions; good neigh- bors and all other conditions most desirable. Terms, -The property will be offer- ed subject to a reserved bid; 10 per cent purchase money on day of sale balance in 30 days; immediate pos- session to •purchaser. Further con ditoiis made known on day of sale. For particulars apply to Canada Trust Ca.; London; Thos. Cameron, Farquhar at to Dickson & Carling, Exeter Vender's S-olVcitors. CLANDEB O YE The funeral took place here on Tuesday o1 Hanna h Hodgins, relict of the late James Hodgins, who died at the home of her song, Albert 0., Con, 2 Biddulph .aged ,80 years. Deceased lived in the township for many years. ZURICH • Miss. Agnes Keercher is visiting rel- ative at Berlin.-4Ir, ' Jake: Smith of Detroit wan visiting friends in town Iasi week.-NLr. and Mrs. W. Clarke of Hamilton visited at the home of NIr C Fritz. -Mr. Nicholas Deichert of Detrois is visiting 'his mother, for a few clays, -Mr. Dan. Koehler is ser- iously ill. -Miss Vera: Siebert, whohas been visiting friends' in Berlin for the pas+ few weeks, has returned hone; -Menne Bechler has purchased the dwelling he is living in, from Mr. P. Sippei. The consideration was $1250. -Miss Elizabeth Rennie, who has been visiting in Regina for the pas' few months, returned home. Miss Elizabeth Truer -liner of Detroit visite eer motherraud sister,r,Mr Mrs. L Prang for a few weeks,. -Miss Dor- othy Tn elnner, who, has been visiting her parents, NIL and Mrs. Henry Truemner left for Toronto. Check Chronic Rheumatism. Now RHEUMA THOROUGHLY DRIVES: OUT DEEP-SEATED URIC ACID POISON. There is', only one way to be free from Rheaimatism-the accumulated impurities 'caused by an excess of Ur- ic Acid poison. must be expelled from the body. That is what RHEUMA will do and do it thoroughly. If you suffer from any form of rheumatism Sciatica, Inflammatory, Arthritis, Muscular. Lumbago or Gout -get a bottle of RHEUMA „from W. "S; Cole for 50 , cents -it is guaranteed. "For years I suffered with .Rheum- atism in niy arms and .shoulders. lfy kidneys -and bladder were affected, and I rapidly lost flesh, After rive weeks' use of RHEUMA I was a well man" -William Fry, Fort Erie, Ont. W S. Cole will return your money if it fails • 50 cents a bottle, BUSINESS ANTI. SHORTHAND Subjects taught by expert instructors • at the Aikkof „dee/ le et. C. A. 11Li5G., LONDON, ONT. Students assisted to positions. College in session from Sept, lst. Catalogue free. Enter any time. J.W. Westervelt J. W. Wester vett, Jr, Iyrincipal i9c' ince nthel arts NEWS TOPICS QF WEEK Inpigrtetints Why slave 6" t tiring acured �un th a eek8 The B,Aorld's leap eni�ng Care- fteU,y mpiled t .it'' t Into His. d Attractive S rape for the beers of Our raper—A Solid Ilour's Enjoyment. EDNESDAY. Hector i d Q r it ,Percy G xA ,Er & sted� th S Girouar , has on s e with the.. Sifton automobile sachine gun bat- tery at Ottawa. John Smith, a wJ aie t l', was. sentenced by Ma is aft, at. Guelph, e e da" in ail r 0 j pp g and to recti i'e' i0 Ina eS• According to infol��nnattio re eived , t Zera,nte lag Stlkldat th renal. ea , er Qaj'oline, eviitl; Its rench- a ad1afl o$, V) d, has arr ved at t. N4,4 e r'r'an' U p e, 1 news h�a been received at Ottawa that the all -t d cable from British Colupibia to 4jz trelia has been cut at Fanning Island Steps are being taken to repair _t. Considerable damage has been done to the German f ti cations at Tsinigtaq by bombs roped from Jape te0 hydro -aeroplanes, it was an- noutl cad at the Japanese Admiralty yesterday. Despatches to the U. S. State De- partment reporting the safety of for- eigners in Europe about whom en- quiry has been made includes the name of Mrs. Charles Warren of To= ronto, Ont., at Dre •den. In order to increase the revenue of the Russian empire, the rate of taxation on many commodities has been raised. These include malt, matches, cardboard, playing cards,. cigarettes, cigarette paper, etc. Dr. GeorgeNaathlth,•director of the. Toronto laboratory, goes with the Canadian cpntingent to Europe to as- sist in the direction of the, sanitary conditions of camp life, and to en- sure a good water supply for the troops. Til U RSDAY. A despatch to the Central ' News from Basel, Switzerland, via Rome, says that the Germans have evacuat- ed Upper Alsace. The Japanese Diet yesterday adopt- ed the war program of the . Japanese Government. It provides for a war appropriation of $26,500,000. The vote was unanimors. Capt. J. H. Jellicoe, father of Ad- miral Jellicoe, second Sea Lord of the Admiralty, died Tuesday at Hye. Capt. Jellicoe had spent his life in the merchant marine service. A committee of French Deputies and senators is or„ anizing lecturing tours through the country districts,. with the object of explaining the. origin ofthe war and the justice of the French cause. • A despatch from. Bordeaux to the Havas Agency states that two Ger- man merchant ships have been sunk in the Atlantis by the French cruis- ers Conde and Descartes, aided by the British cruiser Bristol. Major John R. Wynne, formerly of the firm of Martin; Bole & Wynne, died in Winnipeg yesterday, aged 72 years. He had been in: fail- ing health since March last, when he was stricken with paralysis. According' to the Central News, a trawler which arrived yesterday re- ports that a British gunboat captured a trawler purporting to belong to Grimsby which had been laying sea mines. There' were 2'00 mines on board. " FRIDAY, 'IThe Temps states that the French General Toutee has been wounded in the leg. A despatch from "'"Constantinople says that bubonic plague is Causing severe ravaged arabng the• Turkieh troops at Srdyrte and other stations. The estirnMed revenue from the U. S. war taxes is $107,000,0.60. The freight tax will be three per cent. of the transportation charges on all freight packages, including express. Two Swiss physicians who have been working with the Red Cross in Alsace, declared yesterday that Ger- man charges that British and French troops i, a cuing dum-dum bullets were untrue. ' Thirty-three thousand quarters of fresh beef—approximately 3,500 tops ezwere loaded yesterday aboard the British steamer Highland Watch • at Neve York, ,intended for British troops in Europe. The Very Rev. Joseph Herman Hertz, chief Rabbi of the united He- brew congregations of the British Empire, ,has set aside next Sunday for special intercession services in all the London synagogues. 'French Minister of War Millerand has sent a circular note to the gen- fials, commanding the several dls- ricts of France ordering them to in- stitute a vigorous search for all per- sons who have failed to respond for military service as required. SATURDAY. A. despatch from Ghent says the Germans are withdrawing all their ;forces from Northern Belgium. A despatch from Amsterdam says that The Cologne Gazette declares that the son of the French Foreign Minister, 'M. Delcasse, has been wounded. Donald. MaeM tster, K.C., has plac- ed his kieuse: at Virgin;a Water at the disposal of the British War Office, particularly for the Canadian troops if possible. A Reuter despatch from Amster- dam says that Count Uxkull, a mili- tary aviator, ha, died from injuries received in flee fall of his aeroplane while reconnoitering. The Rome correspondent of the Havas Agent. telegraphs that Count Calderari Paaiazsolo, the Italian mili- tary attache at Berlin, has left his post and is returning to Italy. The Bank of Montreal has agreed. to advance the city of Montreal three and one-half million dollars to carry on business. The security will be a bond issue, to be marketed later. The Postmaster -General has been notified by the Superior of the Sem- inary of .St, Sulplce, ,Montreal, that the community wishes to subscribe $26,000 to the Canadian Patriotic Fund, The following of cers are granted the temporary rank of lieutenant in the British army; Brevet Captain MaeBrian, Royal Canadian Dragoons; Lieut, W. M, Miller, Royal Canadian Engineors, e9 MONAY. HIS mind unbalanDeed, as. a :'result of thee war, Lorne Kill, 1,7 years old, of Fruitland, a ,limber of the 77th. Regiment, hanged Iiimself. very olreeto fa ory and patron illhe, County of 'rOlntenac will be 1401101ted by. the Frentenac . Cheese Board tq help the patriotic fund. Among the compare es granted barters in Ontario difrin the past week is the Canadian Shipbuilding Drydock Co., Ltd., Oen Sound, with a capital of $2;000,0.00. The Grand Cross. ef the Legion of Ilonpr. of i'ranee has been conferred upon Generals Manoury, Dubail and Ter'and. The officers' cross has been conferred upon Gen. Foch, The Swedish steamer Gauthold has been. overhauled by German cruisers. and 86 British seamen under 40 wore made prisoners, while 26 older Brit- ish seamen were allowed to go. Twelve months' faneine, which on- ly outside aid canaverts, faces the Kwang-Tung and Kwang-Si provinces of China, which were devastated by flood in July with a loss of 3,000 lives and more than 100,000 homes. Lee. Morgan, a farmer, ; 50 years old; Miss Mayme McQuillan, his housekeeper, aged 40. and Clarence McGuin, a farmhand, were found murdered on Morgan's farm, near Heiser, Barton county, Kansas, yes- terday. TUESDAY. Commercial Councillor Feodor, of Berlin, has promised 500 marks ( $125) to the first Zeppelin which throws successfully eight bombs on English soil. In the first five hours ofthe seven day campaign' to collect $1,000,000 for the Canadian Patriotic Fund, which began yesterday in Montreal, the sum of $416,000 was raised. Following their capture of Herbert- shoehe, capital of New Pomerania, Australian naval. forces are reported to have sailed to seize the German possessions in the. Solomon Islands. A pest closely resembling the army worm, which was believed to have been extinct on account of the lateness of the season, made its ap- pearance near St. Catharines yester- day. H. P. Ross died yesterday at Pene- tanguishene after an illness of al- most three years. He was a resident of the town for over 25 years and held the position of collector of cus- toms. Passengers reaching Italy from Dalmatia}, say that anti -Italian de- monstrations are almost daily occur- rences at Sen Benlco and Spoleto be- cause Italy did not join in the triple alliance. Rev. Canon Henderson, 79 Poplar Plain's road, Toronto, is dead at the Bowmanville, Ont., hospital. He was for forty years rector of the Anglican Church of St. Marks, at Orangeville, whence he moved to Guelph and af- terwards to Toronto. BELGIUM DREW ENEMY. She Occupied Two Army Corps Badly Needed In France. LONDON, Sept. 15.—Evidence ac- cumulates that the German cojnman- 'der-in-chief has been compelled to weaken his force in France owing both to the Russian menace on the east and to Belgian attacks from Antwerp. Petrograd despatches speak of ten German field corps transported to the east, and at least one German division has been fighting with the Austrians in the Lublin government. A "despatch from The London Chronicle's Amsterdam correspon- dent says: The Belgian army, which last week conducted a four -days' vig- orous offensive in the triangle of Brussels, Malines and Louvain, have now retired under the shelter of the Antw'e'rp forts with the satisfaction of knowing they have not only dealt a heavy blow in their own defence, but have undoubtedly contributed uted to the d c defeat of the German right in France. Their sudden sally compell- ed the Germans to concentrate all their available forces in Belgium and actually to recall to Brussels theft' third and ninth army corps, which had been sent southwest, presumably. to reinforce the Germans in north France. In addition the Germans had to put in the field ' against the Bel- gians, Landwehr and Landstur-• ' regiments from the south of Brussels, and 15,000 sailors and marines are also reported to be engaged. Although the Belgians have again fallen back under cover of the Ant- werp forts they keep in close touch with the Germans, who maintain, 'a threatening attitude, and continue to occupy the attention of a great body of troops which the , enemy would. much like to send to Frnace. Despatches received, here from Antwerp relate that the fighting by the Belgian forces which went out from Antwerp .last Friday lasted for three days, day and night. There Was a heavy engagement among the ruins of Louvain, the Belgians penetratitl twice to the centre of the city., Yee- terday the Belgians delivered a liege cavalry attack on. tho Germans at Louvain. Grecian Foreign Minister Resigns. ATHENS, Sept. 15. --- Because of the dissensions among the members of the royal family and the leading Greek statesmen over the attitude of Greece toward the general war, Min- ister of Foreign Affairs Panes has resigned. Premier Venezelos, who is also `Minister of War, will discharge. the duties of Foreign Minister tem- porarily. I,7artheleakes In rent. LIMA, Per Sept. 15, -- Earth quake disturbances were resumed in the department of Arequippa yestere day, Thirty-five shocks were felt in Caravel', Sunday, which place was de- stroyed last week. Many of the tee - mots 'were violent, Are VourHands Tid? by a chronic disease common to woman- kind? You feel dull-headachey? Back- ache, pains here and there -.dizziness or . perhaps hot flashes? 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Dr. PIERCES PLEASANT PELLETS Relieve Liver MO HENSALL Mrs'„ john Pope has returned from Brandon Man„ where she has been visiting with her slaughters, Florence and Irene also other relatives, -Hen- ry Beach ,who has beers visiting with his parents since spring, and, also as- tsisti,zg his father in gardening opera - flails left last week fon his home in Las Angeles, Cal., where he is en- gage in the automobile business. Miss Maud McAllister, who has been engaged to teach school at Melton, Pee. County, has been visiting her uncle Dr. A. McAllister of George- town. -Mrs. •Morkin and daughter,, Miss Nara who have been visiting with the sister of the former, Mrs, Carlin, left last week fon' their home fat Edmonton, Alta, accompanied by Miss Marie Carlin. -Miss Sharp of To - Tonto, who has been the guest of •Miss A. Cousitt for some days, has rettirn- ed to the city. -Mrs. A. Case has re- covererr "sufficiently to leave the hos- pital. ane+ is naw Visiting with her sister in London. -Mrs. Bell of. De- troit is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Hugh McDonald. -Ernest Ayre of Detroit has been visiting his aunt, Mrs Mss Coulter. -Miss Boyille of De - has been, visiting at John Coul- ters. -Mrs Shirray and daughters, Miss Tena and Agnes have returned from, Toronto to spend some: time at their home here, -Detective Lou Mc- Arthur of Vancouver, B. C,, has been, visiting with his father, Robt. leAr- thur.. FALL FAIRS. Landon Sept. 11-19 Exete; Sept. 21-22 Goderich Sept. 21-23 Kixktorc Sept 24-25 Parkhill Sept. 24-25 Seafortb Sept. 24-25 Zurich Sept 7.3-24 Ailsa Craig 29-30 ': PILES CURED at HOME by New Absorption Method. 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