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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-10-1, Page 5':i DENTAl: Dr. G: P, RGaUI.STO , 14.1:),S.,'1D,D.13, DENTIST Member of the R,C.t,$. o3 On,ta iQ 4.40,' Minor Graduate of Toronto D,niverld Office --Over 17Icktson. & Ca'rlkn$'s 'law office. Closed Wednesday arterneons. DR, A. R. KINSMAN, L.D.S;., Honor •Graduate of Toronto Univers/1W DENT,I•ST , Tenth extracted without pain, or 411Y., bad effects. Office over Gladman 85( fltanbury's Office, NMailn Street, Ptxetea LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Cone - a :detoners. Solicitors for the . Nelsons Bank. etc. Honey to Loan at lowest rates of interest Offices-Madn-St., Exeter I. E. Caxl:ng, B.A. L. H. Dickson We funds cities MONEY TO LOAN have a large amount of private to loan on farm and village prop - at low rates of interest'.. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barr: eters , Salle! tors, Exeter. T. B <_'!ARLING Life, Fire, Accident • and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-, ducting auction ealeq. - Exeter. Ont. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS THE sole head of a family, or s.ny male over18 years old, may homestead a quarter -section of available Domin- ion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta The applicant must appear in perso L at the Dominion Lands AC- ency of Sub -Agency for the Dis- trict. Entry may be made at any 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 may live within .eine miles of his, homestead on a faaw of at least 80 acres, on certain conditions. A habitable ,house is re- aiired in every case, except when 1 e- saddence is perrfo red in the vicinity. In certain distticts a homesteader in good standing may pre-empt a quarter section alongside has homestead. Price $3 per acre. Duties -Six months resi- dence in each of three years after earnins 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 til` ed homestead in certain' districts. Price $3 fir acre. Ditties -Must re- sed, 6 months in each of 3 years, cu- ltivate 50 acres, and erect a house worth $300. The area of cultivation is subject t_o•,reduction v i cafe 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 Miedster of the Interior N.B.-Unauthorized publication of this advertisement wi11 not ,be paid for. DR. DeVAN'SFRENCH PILLS Arelia- Re- gulatfng ign for Women. $5 a bob or three f Or addreso. s]d nreeekp of Drugipe Stores, mailed Co., St. Catherinea, Ontario. PHOS'PHONOL FOR MEN• vim ane itality;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 trail on receipt of price. Tau So0BELL DRUG Co., et. Catharines, Ontario. CENTRAL STRATFORD-. ONT. is a school with a continental repu- taticenfor high grade work and for the success of its graduates, -a school with superior courses and instructors We give individual attention in Com- mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy Departments. Why attend elsewhere wher there is room here? You may enter at any time. Write for our large free catalogue D. A. McLachlan, Principal EFFICIENCY first, last and all the time is the chief feature of the cour- ses of instruction ha the EL Torr.' Young and Charles Sts,, Toronto ' Yes, our graduates succeed. 'they have thr habit. Write for catalogue. EVERY WOMAN is interested and should know about the wonderful Marvel whlrtIng Spray Douche Ask' your druggist. for it. If he cannot supply the MARVEL, accept ns other, but send stamp for Illus- trated book -sealed. It gives full Particulars WINdirections PPLYCOeWindsor,Ont. General Agents for Canada. Colonist Fares ONE'S SAY SECOND CLASS rom all Stations in; Ontario to certain paints hi ALBERTA BR. COLUMBIA ARIZONA ; CALIFORNIA COLORADC i MAI -10 ;• MONTANA ', NErV`AD'A.. ;. OREGON, TEXAS UTAH WASHINGTON - Oa Sale Sep' 24 to 'Oct: 8' incItisrve Full particulars at Grand Trunk tic- ket Offices, or write C. E. Horning, I5,P.A,, Toronto, Ont,, N, J. DORE, 'Exeter Auction Sale OF FARM . STOCK IMPLEMENTS AND 1-,tO(JSEFIQ D EFFECTS There will be sold by public auc- tion on Lot 6, Con. 7, Stephen, IN Miles. South of Crediton, on AtoTHURSDAY, RSDAY, OCT, 15th, 19147 ' o k p. m,' the following property, viz. Horses -Pair grey matched geldings rising 3 sired, by Miller; filly rising 3 sired by Southport; driving mare quiet and reliable; aged working horse, Cattle -8(i head of cattle -20 ::owl supe creed to be in calf,, three due at New Yeaaa, 15 steers rising 3 years; 22 yearlings; 18 spring calves, 3 ,,ar- row cows Pig.: and Fowl -11 fat hogs; 2 sows. due to farrow time of sale; 100 hens. Implements -New Deering binder, 7 ft cut • new Deering mower, 6 feet cut; new Deering seed drill, 13 h )les; new Deering disc harrow, 14 disc; Massey -Harris cultivator; new Deer - in; hay rake, land roller, sod , plow, scuffles• .Cockshutt plow, diamond bar rows 4 section, and cart; wagon end. rack, wagon box, pair bobsleighs, light wagon, 2 buggies, 1 rubber tire Portland cutter, pine water tank, fan- ning mill, grind stone, set scales wheel barrow, robes, bells, blankets, 3 doz. grain bags, double' heavy har- ness„ set single harness, set plow harness . forks. shovels, whiffletrees neckyake and other articles too num eroul to mention; 10 ,tont hay; quan- tity oat and barley straw to be fed out the place; quantity lumber; 4' piles • rails Household of Effects -Parlor suite, 2 bedroom suites, sideboard dining ;oom chairs tables hanging lamp, ,nattress 5 stove;, coal oil and wood ange, stovecoal; 2 bedroom stoves, leatn- er tick rug, toilet sets, picture frames 2 -qt. gems, 2 churns, ?fair pails Ana cans and other articles , ao .1umero•u, to mention. Term.; -Alt sums df $10 and under cash oven that amount 12 _nonais' credi. of approved joint notes. 5 per cenl: : off for cash on credit amounts Rails cash. No .reserve as the proprietor has sold the farm. JAS STANLEY BOB ESSEiO Auctioneer Proprieto, Auction Sale 1 • OFFARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS There will be sold by public auc- tion., on Lot 10, Con. 10, Stephen, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1914, at 1 o'clock, the following, t. Horses-Percheron horse, 6 years old, horse 5 years old by Southport; marc 7 years old in foal to French Giron; Percheron colt rising 2; colt 1 year old; driver. Cattle -6 cows, supposed- to be in -calf; 2 yearling steers; 2 yearling heifers ; 5 calves. Pigs -3 sows supposed to Vee, in pig; 2 sows about 150; 1 sow due to pig at time of sale; a number of little pigs. Implements -Massey Harris binder, mower. Noxon, seed drill, cultivator, 2 sets harrows, rake, cutter, 2 plows sleigh, wagon 2 buggies, 2 sets double rn haess 2 sets single harness, fanning mill scuffles, root pulper, set :iouble- trees, ineckyokes, hay rack, gravel box robe and other articles too numerous to mention. A quantity hay Quarter acre mangolds A number of hens, ducks, and tur- keys A collie dog. . Household effects -Parlor suite, or- gan ,three bedsteads, mattress, glass cupboard. half cupboard, bureau, half dazes: dining chairs, couch, hanging lamp 'fall leaf table, coal and wood range, wood stove. base burner; tub- ular separator, Delaval separator new Terms -$10 and under cash; over t hat amount 12 months credit on ap- prove 1 joint notes. A discount of 4 per cent off for cash' on credit am- ounts Ray little pigs and poultry cash .All will be sold without re- serve as the .proprietor has' sold his fare; • B. S PHILLIPS, Auct, JOHN 'KEYS, THOS DINNEY, Pro• Auction Sale OF FARM AND FARM STOCK. ;There will be sold by puslic auc- tion on Lot 7, .Con. 7, Stephen, one mile South of Crediton, on THURSDA, OCTOBER 8, 1914, at one o'clock, sharp, the following ;-, Hoeaes•4-2 fillies rising 2 years , old Southports; sucking colt by South- port i Cattle -Cow clue' to calve in Jan; heifer rising 3 years old, due in pec.; heifer rising thre due in Feb.; 2 far- row cows;: 2 fat steers ready :o ship; steer rising' 3 • five' heifers, rising 3; 3 steer:. rising 2; 5 heifers rising 7; 6 spring calves. . Pira -2 good brood sows due to roty in Dec.; 18 pigs 3 months old. Sheep -5 ewes. Thee stock is all well-bred and in good condition. There will be no re- serve as the proprietor has' given up hic faro• and implements to his son. who has all the stock he wants, so this stoci, will be sold to outsiders at anS price, Rea. Estate -There will also be a pasture farm offered for sale, contain- ing 50 acres. more or, less; the ;north half of Lot 5, :Con:, 4, Stephen. This is a good pasture farm arid; plenty of good water Spring creek runs,,across corner of it. Terms -Chattels, all sums of $10.00 and uncle, ' cash; over that amount 12 months credit will be given) rm fur-, nishing approved joint notes, Five per cent off for cash, in lieu of notes. Rea' Estate -$500 down Nov. 1st, 1914, balance can be left on the ,farm by the purchaser giving a mortgage at, the same at 5 per. cent. 'interest. ISAAC EiiLL, JAS. STANLEY - Proprietor Auctioneer, l BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND Subjects taught by expert;illrstructors • ee ilia Y. M. C. A. BLDG., LONDON, CYIVT'Y`., : Students s"ted. to ositi n as ts, positions: s. College in session from Sept. 1st. Catalogue free. Enter any time. J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr. Principal Chartered Accountant 10 Vice-Princiiiil NEWS TOPICS' OF WEEK Impoi'tartt Whic i h,Jeve urr Oco &i Dur , . frig the Week. The el}sy World's' Happenings Ca fully Compiled and Put In Handy and Attractive Shape f the Readers of Our Paper-- Solid Hour's Enjoyment. WEDNESDAY. Reports from Liege 4eelpire atm hs German have broy'g t the fort "eases of Liege • into such co4gto that they may again be used for d fence. Sir. Walter Bondman. (Irib. i an Robert Qe#hi11 (Labor) were retur ed unoptlo6ed yesterday for Hartl pool and Bolton, England, respe tively. Joll Pratt and os Green, Ganaaaoque, were %e E by tw strangers at the pointof a, r`evoiv while walking along the bur a railway track at Kingston an robbed. The German steamer Profess Woermann of the Woermann, Lin with 300 German reserFrists o board, has been taken captive an brought into Sierra Leone, on th west coast of Africa. Ismael Bourret, found guilty manslaughter in connection' with th shooting of Constable Bourdon nea Montreal, was taken to Quebec yo terday, on suspicion of having sho and killed a cabman named::Osca Guay, Two Austrian Jews, who have bee confined to Fort Henry as prisoner of war, were given their. parole Mon day on the application of the loca Jewish community, who desired thei two blood brothers to join with the in celebrating the Jewish new yea THURSDAY. Chas. E. Rector, proprietor of Quell -known New York restauran which bears his name, died of hear disease yesterday at his home nea Long`Braneh, N.J. Cayotauio Moatengro, the Mexlca guerilla leader, who entered Agu Prieta in 'disguise several days ag an.. was captured, was publicly exe cuted at Naco Sonora yesterday. Miss Margaret O'Loane, daughte of Police Magistrate O'Loane, an Miss A. G. French, both of Stratford left last night for Quebec, to g abroad as nurses with the contingent Dr. J. M. Shaw, of Lansdowne, on of the best known practitioners i Eastern Ontario, was found dead sit ting on a chair on his verandah b3 his domestic servant yesterday morn Ing. Captain Bernard Harvey, who fou years ago married Hester Wood daughter of Governor Wood of Sack ville, N,B., was on board the cruise Cressy, which was sunk in the North Sea. The five Belgian, royal commis sioners who•came to present to Presi dent Wilson the protest of. Belgium against atrocities committed by Ger Man soldiers, left Boston yesterday fo • Montreal. The Berlin Vorwaerts, the Social est organ, announces that the coin mander-in-chief has ordered that the paper suspend publication for three days. The action was due to its free criticism of the alleged bad treatment of prisoners of war by Germany. FRIDAY. Lieut. F,gstace Spread, graduate of the Royal Military College, Kingston, is among the missing of the expedi- tory force in 7a'rance. Herbert, the seven-year-old son of M. and Mrs. Hower Bacon, of Mas sena, near Cornwall, died as the re - slit of lock-jaw setting in following vaccination. The steamer Charles Marshall, loaded wit'}' grain, on the way from If`9rt Colfloflle to Montreal,- ran aground at Sparrowhawk Point, near Kingston yesterday. The body of Mrs. Wm. Graham, of Morristown, on the American border across from Brookville, was taken from the river yesterday She had been very despondent. The American Red .Cross hospital ship, which sailed from New York, Sept. 13, arrived at Falmouth yester- day afternopli. The Red Cross was formerly the Hamburg, of a German line. The racing yacht Germania, own- ed by Lieut. Dr. Gustav Krupp toff Bohlen tad Halbach, head of the Krupp Gunworks of Germany, has been ordered detained by the British prize court. Sir Stanley 0. Buekmaster, Solici- tor -General of Great Britain since October, 1913, becomes director of the official press bureau of the Brit- ish War Office, in sueoession to F. E. Smith, M,P., who will go to the front. Baroness Marie Von Neuberg was sentenced by a London pollee court magistrate yesterday to imprison- ment for three weeks for failing to register as an alien enemy. The bar- oness said her husband is the general commanding the 8tla German army corps. Her son is training for an English °Mescsiiip. SATURDAY. A heavy earthquake shock was felt in Quito, Ecuador, yesterday morn- ing. No damage was done, but a great panic was caused among the people, Henry Logan, who resided in the northern part of Hastings County at New Carlo*, committed suicide by shooting himself during a fit of Melancholia. Three men prisoners in the county Jail' at Newcastle, Wyoming, charged with., numerous thefts, effected their escape by digging through a wall with a bedspring. rhe ' Canadian Club in New York has decided to dispense with the an - owl dinner and other costly enter- tainments this coming winter and de-, vote the, money to ;those in need be iiaulie othe war,`' At Smith Shields despatch to Lon don ;says that the Norwegian steamer 1•lesrik has been totally destroyed by striking a mine inth e No rtb Sea. The chief engineer and one of his assist- ants were killed. - ',Che German; steamer Prussia hast. arrived, at Santos, Brazil, and landed the master and fifteen men of the i3fitir#li itteareer Indian Prince, which wag stink by the German auxiliary cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm. The contributions to the Canadian Patriotic Fund in Kingston stand the highest per capita of any city in Canada so tar. The average there is $2,65 per head, In other cities the average has b en from $1.50 to $2,50.. Emperor William is suffering from; a severe cold, according to the Ge - Atria 'correspondent of The Londort Chronicle, He. .caught it .in the treuClxes, before Verdun where he was dFenched by the rain when recently ,viewing his soldiers. MONDAY. Mrs. John Condon, for more than half century a resident of Hastings, died yesterday. Despatches from Bern, by wayof The Hague, emphasize mp seize the ,vy casualties among German o tiers, particularly those of high rank. The German ship Ossa of 1,800 tons, bound from Portland. Ore, for Ipswich with a cargo of wheat :end barley was captured by a British war- Ship. The town of Campp a 'ford hits placed an insurance of 1$ 0010 each. „ whhhe lives of the he marrie e a e gone tQ the front wth the first Canadian contingent. The Dominion Department of Ma- rine and Fisheries, it Is stated, will establish. a lighthouse on the west extremity of main Duck Island, Lake Ontario, near Trenton. President Wilson's plans for end- ing coal 1 the a strike in Colorado have come to naught, the mine owners hav- ing refused to consider a three years' truce with their employes. Advices from Southern Albania say that the population, harassed and robbed by both inurgents and Greeks, are about to ask the inter- vention Of one of the great powers. An Amsterdam correspondent wires that Prince Oscar, fifth son of the Kaiser, has been obliged to enter a hospital in Berlin, because Of AA affection of the heart. The report emanates fora sources thought to be reliable. Two girl nurse graduates of a Paris training school and five Sisters were killed at the battle of Rheims, while aiding the wounded, according to re- ports just received. News of the sacrifice of life by nurses is coming in daily, TUESDAY. The summer hotel at Crow Lake, belonging to John Green, was de- stroyed by fire. Precautionary measures were tak- en at New York yesterday to prevent any possible infection of Asiatic cho- lera being brought by vessels from the Mediterranean. It is understood that the Algoma Steel Corporation is engaged in the manufacture of certain parts of the 200,000 shells which are being turn- ed out in Canada for the artillery. The report of severe fighting be- tween relatively small numbers of troops in Angra Pequena, German Southwest Africa, resulted in casual- ties of 14 killed, divided equally be - Mr's. Charles Sargeant, mother of Private Sargeant, who was accident- ally shot by a ccmrade while handl- ing a revolver on guard duty on the Welland Canal three weeks ago, died yesterday. The tragedy hastened her end. tween the German and British forces. A decree forbidding the exporta- tion of flour and wheat has been is- sued by the Roumanian Government. It is notbelieved that this is pre- liminary to a declaration of war, but that it is `merely a precautionary move. The steamer Samuel Marshall, which ran ashore at Sparrowhawk Point, near Kingston, was released yesterday with very little damage. The steamer Toiler, which ran aground near Farran's Point, was also taken off. ANXIETY IN BRUSSELS. German Garrison Taking No Chances On a Surprise. ANTWERP, Sept. 29. — A report brought from Brussels Sunday says: It is certain, at present, that the Germans are taking all 'precautions to defend -the ground foot by foot, and to avert the risk either of sur- prise or of an enveloping movement by our troops seeking to surround their garrison in Brussels. The latter is in constant contact with the Ger- man army posted before Antwerp. Brussels constitutes for the Germans a sort of entrenched camp. Import- ant works of defence have been com- pleted all around the town. Numer- ous roads and bridges have been min- ed, and there are not a few clever traps. Thus, between Berchefste, Agathe, and Grand Bigard, after hav- ing excavated the highway to a great depth, the Germans have placed in the excavations over three hundred barrels without tops, which are Coy- ered with branches and earth. One can well conceive what would be the effect of a cavalry charge in' this spot. Luckily the commanders of the Belgian army are quite well aware of these goings-on on the part of the Germans. The people of Brussels are ,looking forward not without dismay to the approach of winter. The stoppage of ccmme: ce and industry is complete, and the working classes, whose little savings wf-re exhausted long ago, owe their existence to the huzn.anitarian work of the municipal councilsand private philanthropists, .the carrying out of which will perhaps avert re- volts, ropular risings andthe pillage of shops. Britannia 01? New York. NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—A cruiser believed to be the Britannia last evening joined the British war ves- sels which since the beginning of the .war in Europe have been patrolling the entrance to New York harbor.. She steamed directly in froitt•' sea and joined the auxiliary cruiser Caronia, Bosnians Join S5rviait's, ROME,' Septa 29,---(yia Parie,)— "lespatches „,from Nish, Servia, say that the Servians and Montenegrin have been greeted by the Bosnians as liebrators. Bosnian doltinteers to the number of 5,880 have Joined the Set- Tian army, accompanied by pain here or there -extreme ''ervousnesr- sleeplessnesa-maybefaint apolls or epattfes--all are signals of di5tresa for a woman. She may be grovipg front girlheod into womanhood -passing from womanhood to'motherhaod-or later suffering from that change into middle life whietr]eavessomany wrecks of'.women. 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