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DENTAL
Dr, O. F. ROULSTON, L.D.S.,
paryrIsT
A Ifember ,et the R.o.p.s. at Ontario and
e Honor Graduate of Toronto Tplverait'y,
Cif/Ica-Oyer Dielsecrs & Carling's law
orrice. Closed 'Wednesday afternoons.
DR. A L N$1A, L.D.S., D.P.S.
Honor Gradutte of Toronto University
Teeth extracted without piste, or any
bad errecte, ettlee over Giedman &
Stannuey's Orrice, 'Mien Street, /3bretea%
LEGAL
DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Com-
fit Belo/kers. Salle! bora for the MolSOns
Barkk. etc.
Volley to Loan at lowest rates of interest
Otticee-Maen-St., Exeter
to R. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount at prelate
funds) to, loan on tarm a.rid village prop-
erties at loW ratea of inesrest.
GLADKAN & STANBURT
Barr; eters, Solicitors, nreter,
T. B CARLING
Lite, Fire, AccIdeut and Plate Glass
insurance, Collecting accounts, and cone
ducting auction sales. - Exeter. Ont.
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND gEGuLA.TIONS
THE sole head of a family, or soy
main over 18 years old, may homestead
a quarter -section of available Doinin-
ion. land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or
Alberta The applicant must appear
perso t at the Dominion Lands A.g-
ency et Sub -Agency for the Dis-
trict. Entry may be made at i.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 nine miles of his,. homestead cn
a fan of at least 80 acres, on certain
conditions A habitable house is re-
quired in every case, except whenie-
sidence is performed in the vicinity.
In certain. districts a homesteader in
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
i homestead patent, on certain condi-
tions
A settler who has exhausted his
homestead light may take a purchas-
ed homestead in certain districts.
Pice $3 per acre. Duties -Must re-
--re'dre 6 months in each of 3 years, cu
ltivatc 50 acres, and erect a house
worth $300,
The area of cultivation is subject
—' 7 to reduction in case of rough, scrub-
by or stony land. Live stock may be
substitutes for cultivation under cer-
tain conditions.
W. W. CORY, C.M.G.
Deputy at the minister of the Interior
N.B.-Unauthorized ipubliea tion of
this ativertisiment Will not be paid tor.
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gulating Pill for Women. $5 a box or three for:
$10. Sold at all lrug Store, or mailed to any
address on receipt cif Tug SCOBELL DRUG
Co., St. Catharines, Ontario.
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Wilitch.liri
yitality; for Nerre and limin; increases ''grey
matter" ; /2. Tonie-wil I build you up. $3 a box, or
two for $o, at drug stores, or by mail on receipt
of price. THE SCOBELL DRUG Co., St. Catharines.
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fri't, FARES
,SINGLE FARE -Dec, 24-25, good
Lo r return until Dec, 26; a,isa Dec
$1, 1914 and Jan. 1, 1915, valid for
return until Jan, 2, 1915,
FARE and ONE-THIRD-eD'ec, 22-
23-24-25 geed far return until Dec.
28* also. Dec. 30 and 31, 1914, and
Ian, 1, 1015, valid far return tinti;1
ran 4 1915.
Above reduced fares apply between
all stations in Canada east of Port
Arthur and to; Detroit and Port Hur-
On Mich. Ruffahe, 'Black Rock, Nia-
gara Valls and Suspension Bridge, N,
Tickets now on sale at G. T. R.
ticket offices,
J. DORE, Exeter
BRUCEFIELD
04 am...ow
The anniversary servieeS in the Pres
bytes -len chureh ware a decided %M-
OOS in every feature, Good weather
ledge Crowds ,excellent supper and
Program, The proceeds Amounted to
$460.00, leaving the church free of
debt which is gratifying to the
members of the eongregation.- Mr,
Jas, Petrie has advertised f6r his sale
an the 22nd. We are sorry to Jose
Mr, Petrie from among its.—Mr. John
Aikenhead, sr,, has- returned from the
West toH spend the winter with his son
here. -Wes Harvey has resold the Mc
Dermid farm to a Mr, Hide from near
Taronto.-Mrs. Ed, Morrison has been
confined to her room but isimproving.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bedwetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble, Mrs. M,Sum-
mers Box W., 840, Winds•or, Ont.,
will send free to any Mother her suc-
cessful home treatment with full in-
structions. Send no ,money but write
her to -day if your children trouble
you in this way. Don't blame the
child the chances are it can't nelp it.
This treatment also curea adults end
aget.1 people troubled with urine dif-
ficulties by day or night.
S HIPKA •
Mr. Sandy McEachen of Parkhill
spent Sunday at, his home here. -Sev-
eral from here attended the special
services in the Evangelical church' in
Creditor. on Sunday evening.- Sun-
day evening saw the ttsual quota of
Greenway boys in our burg. -Several
of our- young people attended the
Keys -Yearley wedding an Wednesday
-Mr. and Mts. Elmer Melilla have
moved to Centenary, where he is en-
gage0 with Mr. Albert Taylor, for a
year. " •
Rhieunia Will Stop
Uric Acid Deposit
Rheumatic Complications Checked
ani the "Human Sewers" Restored.
The Kidneys, Bowels, and Skin are
the. "human sewers" which carry off
the. impurities of the blood. When
these are clogged Uric -Acid sediment
lodges in the muscles and joints and
Rheumatinn follows. RHEUMA, the
great remedy for all forint; of the ter-
rible disease, checks the deposit of
Uric Acid.
"For many years I suffered with
Rhetunatism ani 71 years old, but
am proud to say that after using one
bottle of RHEUMA the Rheumatic
pains are entirele eene. I daily recom
mend RHEUMA to my friends." --
Willis Goff, Bridgeburg, Ont.
W S. Cole will return your money
if it fails • 50 cents a bottle.
McGILLIVRAY -
NOMINATION AND ELECTION.
The annual meeting for Nomination
of, Candidates for offices of Reeve,
Deputy Reeve and three Counaillors
far the Municipal Council of '11cGill-
teraei for the ensuing year will be lieId
in the Town Hall, West MeGillivray
an Monday. December -28th, 1911-, at
twelve o'clock, noon,.
Polls if require'd, rill be opened on
Monday the 4th day of January, 1915
at 9 &clock a.m. and continue, entil 5
o'clock p.m. and no longer, in the se-
veral polling sub-divibions of the said
township 'as follows, -:-No. 1 Morgan's
house on Lot 12, 3rd Concession, las
Neil, jr. D. 12.0.; No. 2' Cunningham's
house lot 24, Znd Con. A. Cunningham_
No. 3 Pierce's( house on lot 15, Con.
11, Moses Pierce; NO. 4, Cameron's
School Haase, Section 8, Wm. Prest;
No, 5, TOwn Hall, J. D. Drummond;
No. 6 Taylor's Sehool House, 'Sec. 12,
Thos Mclnnis; No. 7, Nichol, house
an bot 8, Con. 22, Andrew Grieve
J. 'D. Drtunm on d,
Returning Officer,
FARM FOR SALE
Sec Lot 8, Con. '12, Tp. Stephen;
50 acres half mile south of lehiva,
with good frame -house, bank barn,
dri ve shed .and other out buildings
-two spring wells --:good land, well
fenced and underdrained, with thirty
acres under cultivation, Apply to
THEOBOLD DIETRICH
ReNee. $, Dashw&sd, Out,
A POSITION FOR FALL AND
WINTER
We have a sound
itior for a reliable
man for this district
small fruits, flower'
weekly, outfit free,
business lerapos-
eneegetic sales -
to sell fruit trees
,shrubs,etc. Pay
exclusive territory
OVER 600 ACRES
oi fruit and ornamental stock tinder
celtivation, We sell through our .al-
esmen direct to the consumer and
guarantec delivery of fresh, high
grade trees. Our agencies are valu-
able by reason of the service we eive
am' the volume of business done.
Established 35 years. Write
PELEIAM NURSERY Co,Toronto,Ont
'P.S,-1-landsome catalogue on re-
quest either* to apnlicant or those
wishing nursery stock,
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
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tONDON, ONT.
Students a,t.sisted to positions, College,
in session '11rOm Sept 1st. Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal clattered Accountate
19 Vice -Principal
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK:41,41,44ement /be bun- Suffering From
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week,
The Busy World's Happet'Ags Care-
fully Oompiled and Put Into
` Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper -A
Solid Hour's Onjoyment.
WEDNESDA y.
Maj. Stanton, reserve of officers,
has been officially gazetted as military
secretary to the Duke of Connaught
in succession to Maj. Farquhar,
The Bavarian press reports the
death of Gen. yori. Meyer as the re-
sult of an arrow shot by a hostile
aviator while the general was enter-
ing a motor car.
Two children of John Niami, of
Port Arthur, aged three and four
years, were burned to death by a fire
which started in their home when
they were left alone for a short time
by their mother.
H. S. 131ackburn, of London, Ont.,
received word yesterday of his ap-
pointnaent to the position of local
master of the Supreme Court of On-
tario and deputy registrar in and for
the County of Middlesex.
A 'British warship with four fun-
nels, apparently a eruiser, was seen
by shore observers at the Highlands,
Long Island, yesterday afternon. The
vessel appeared to be about 12 miles
soutbeast of the Highlands. It was
believed that she was the Britannia,
' Sir Adam Beck, by appointment of
the Canadian Governm.ent, serves
henceforth as colonel on the head-
quarters' staff and will in the capac-
ity of remount commissioner for east-
ern Canada supervise the buying of
all the horses from Lake Superior to
th tlantic Ocean.
I
Col. L. R. Carleton, commandant at
the .Royal Military College, Kingston,
eaves for England about Dec. 17th
o join the staff at the front.
Col. Goethals yesterday issued in-
tructions for the immediate depar-
ure from Panama of the British col-
lars Ktrnwood and. Iioddans:
An epidemid of cbelera, is spread
-
lig -rapidly in Gerneany and Austria,
ccording to ' a statement in The
Nieuwe Rotterdameche Coura.
Harry Mason was found guilty by
jury yesterday of the murder of
. J. McColm, a Winnipeg fuel dealer,
whose body was found lying on .the
ide of St. Boniface road on Oct.
:The Germans have started looting
be field of the battle of Waterloo,
ays The Petit Parisien, The histori.
al collection in the hotel on Mont
t. Jean has disappeared, and all
usketi, swords, etc.
Tb e Dublin Freeman's Journal re-
orts that Baron Wimborne probably
ill succeed the Earl of Aberdeen,
ord Lieutenant of Ireland, early in
he new year, when the office will be
aised to the rank of viceroy.
The Swedish press is very indig-
ent over the pla.nting of floatin
ines along the coast of Finland,g
which has resulted so far in the loss
three large Swedish steamers and
e drowning of upwards of forty
en.
Thirteen mine workers were killed
the Diamond Shaft of the Dela-
are, Lackawanna and Western Co.,
Scranton yesterday, when a box of
ynamite being lowered into the mine
a cage with fourteen men, ex
oded.
FRIDAY.
W. Brown, for years a prominent
per manufacturer, died in Thorold
sterday.
Confirmation of the death in South
frica of Gen. Beyers was received
London yesterday.
The British War Office has accept -
the offers of the Medical Faculties
McGill and Dalhousie Universities
furnish two stationary field hospi-
Is for active service.
Finlay Perrin, brother of the late
S. Perrin, the wealthy confectioner
London, Ont., died at his home
t night. He was born in London
years ago, and was the oldest resi-
nt of the city.
It is reported from Pedang, capital
Sumatra, that the 37 German sail-
s'of the Emden, who escaped in a
lboat when their- cruiser was de,
oyed off the Cocos Islands, called
that port for supplies on Nov. 28,
Mal -Gen. Hughes yesterday de-
ibed as buncombe the, definite an-
uncement in a Montreal morning
per that Canadian cavalry regi-
nts will be sent to Egypt. He said
had never made such a statement.
One hundred prisoners of war, con-
ed to Fort Henry, Kingston, were
nsferred to PetewaWa yesterday.
ey are being taken to Petawawa to
Id additional camps for the num-
= of foreigners who are being held
Toronto and Montreal.
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uted an inquiry into the laying of
es in Swedish waters, which has
sed extensive damage to the ship -
g of that country.
enryk Sinekewicz, the Pole, au-
r of Quo Vadis and holder of the
5 Nobel prize for literature, yea -
ay was elected honorary rctember
he Russian Academy of Sciences.
One of Guelph's; oldest and most
petted citizens passed away at
n yesterday in the person of Dr.
ck. Pneumonia was the cause of
th. He was one of the pioneers cif
district.
message to the 1 -lavas Agency
Ideben says that Victor Coutin-
president of the Chamber of De-
es has Undertaken the formation
new Cabinet in place of the Min -
y which resigned on Dec. 5.
fire which broke out early yes_
ay in a mysterious manner gut,
the wall paper,department in the
e of Savage & Wightrnan, Paint -
and decorators, Kingston: The
will reach $2,000, partly covered
rtsurence.
fire, starting on the Second floor
t three o'clock yesterday morn -
gutted the Sarnia City Hall, torn-
ly destroying the seeorid floor
roof and dAnciftIOR$ the first 40r
Are YOlti -
1•Wrdays' 'of visiting var-
ioufs religious houses and charitable
institutions as well as attending tune -
tions at which be received the hom-
age of thousands of Roman Catholic
in Montreal, Cardinal Begin left yes-
terday for his home in Quebec.
MON Y.
President Poincare has telegraphed
his felicitations to Crown Prince
Alexander, the regent of Servia, on
the success of the Servien troops.
Press despatches frona Consta,nti-
nople say German words ere sup
planting French in,Turkey, and that
German will be taught In the schools.
Wellington. County Council on Sat-
urday passed a resolution giving tp
the patriotic fund an assessment on
the county rate of one mill. This will
amount to $30,000.
Four more deaths are officially re-
ported from Salisbury. Plain --Sapper
George Burnett, divisional engineer;
Pte. F. J. Ross, Gunner E, H. M. Penn
and Pte. John Lvers.
The German soldiers located in the
mountain districts on the eastern bat-
tlefront, are now wearing white
clothing, as this renders them less
easily observed on the snowclad land-
scapes.
It is announced in London that
Ramsay McDonald, leaden of the Brit-
ish Labor party, formerly one of the
most active opponents of war, has
gone to the front in the Red Cross
service.
Enormous quantities of all sorts of
goods from England and elsewhere
are awaiting reshipment at Archangel
in northern Russia. These include
half a million tons of coal, thous-
ands of tons of herrings, machinery,
cotton and chemicals.
Tie keee
• Charles Perier, president of the
French Academy of Medicine, is dead
in Paris. He was born in 1836.
Miss Genevieve Malette, 17 years
old, of Gatineau Point, Que., was
drowned on Sunday evening while
skating near her home.
Complete returns in the Parlia-
mentary elections held last week
break the threatened tie and give the
Government of New Zealand 41 seats
to 39 for the Opposition.
A man's body has been found in a
bush six miles southwest of Bridge -
burg by boys hunting. rabbits. It is
believed that it is the body of Rev.
William Hunt, who disappeared from
Bridgeburg on July 8.
The Zeitung Ammittag publishes a
despatch yesterday saying that hos-
tile aviators flew over the city of
Freiburg, in the Grand Duchy of Ba-
den, at 3 p.m., on Dec. 13, throwing
bombs from their mathines.
The Salvation Array will ask the
next Legislature of the province of
Quebec for a law giving it power to
allow its ministers and officers to of-
ficiate at marriages, baptisms and
funerals and to keep civil records.
John. Keinnedy, 28 years of age,
Fort Walton, Ont., and who was at
Whitby Jimction. on Friday last, the
day on which G. T. R. Operator Wm.
Stone was shot and killed, was yes-
terday arrested at Montreal on a
charge of track -walking.
TO START NiA ?
All Leave For Canadians at Salisbury
Stopped After Jan. 1st.
SALISBURY, Eng., Dec. 15. -Or-
ders were issued from the headquar-
ters of the Canadian camp yesterday,
that no leave would be granted to the
men after the first of January, thus
giving rise to the belief that the force
will leave for the front next month.
Twelve- officers who refused to re-
turn to Canada. with the remainder
of those unattached, in order to get
commissions in the second contingent,
have been given commissions in the
regulars and territorials. Among them
are Capt. Fred Dent, of Toronto, to
the Royal Fusiliers; Capt. D. Douglas
Eppes, of Toronto, and Lieut. Rob-
inson, ,of London, to the Duke of
Cornwall's Light Infantry; Capt.
11foueh, of Kingston, to the Northum-
berland Fusiliers; Lieut Watts, of
Brantford,. to the Royal Warwick-
shire Regiment; Lieut. Fletcher, of
the York 'Rangers, to the Tenth
Devons.
Some To Go To Egypt.
MONTREAL, Dec. 15. -That the
Canadian contingent, or at .least a
Portion of it is probably bound far
Egypt is the information contained in
a communication received here yes-
terday from a member of the 14th
battalion, first Royal Montreal regi-
ment. He says: "Just got word we.
are to. leave for Egypt this week.
Some excitement I can tell yon."
WOOD OBOSS-GRAINED.
•
Defective Timber Is Cause of Accident
" Says Coroner's Jury.
COOKSVILLE, Deo. 15. - The in-
quest into the death of the four ri-
veters who were killed by the col-
lapse of a scaffold here on Saturday,
was concluded last evening before
Coroner Dr. Sutton, the jury finding
that a defective piece of timber was
responsible for the accident. The Ver-
dict was as folloWs:
"That Andrew Webeter, John
Bowlby, George Warner and Hugh
McKenna carie to their death from a
defective piece of timber on the scaf-
folding on which they were Workbag,
which broke and caused the Men, to
fall to the gronnd. We find the com-
pany in charge of the work, the To-
ronto Structural Steel Co., liable for
failing to furnish a proper plan and
suitable material for the scaffolding."
Giving eXpert evidence regarding
the safety of the structure, Mr. Feller
of the city architect's department pro-
duced a piece Of Wood to prove that
Some of the timber used cross-
grained, and therefore unsuitable for
the purpose. Consequently he did not
believe the scaffold had been aafe,
Zeppelin forced Back.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 15.4-A 'ZenPe-
lin, proceeding in th s direetion of
Dunkirk from Nieuport, Sunday was
eompelled to rettrn, by the heavy
gee firs of the allies, says a despatch
. • w W
uto-Intoxication The dictionarY
IN says that Aut9-
Intoxication is
"poisoning, or
the state of being poisoned, from toxic, substances produced within the
body." This is a condition due to the stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver, or
pores of body failing to throw off the poisons. More than 50% of adults'
are suffering froth this trouble. This is probably why you are suffering from
nervousness, headaches, loss of appetite, lack of ambition, and many other
symptoms producedbyAuto-Intoxication,Yourwholesysteru needs stirring up.
DR PIEROVS-GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
(In Tablet or Liquld Form)
will remedy the trouble. It first aids the system to
expel accumulated poisons. It acts as a tonic and finally
enables the body to eliminate its own poisons without
any outside aid. Obey Nature's warnings. Your dealer
in medicines will supply you, or you may send 50c for a sample
package of tablets by mail. Address Dr.R.V.Pierce,Buffaio,N.Y.
The latest edition of Dr.
Pierce's Common Serose
Medical Adviser should
be la eve*, fluldli
/reason why you should
be without itwhen it will
be sent free to you if you
will remit cost of wrap-
pinfrand mailing -81 one -
cent stamps -to Dr R V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N X•
Take a Few Minutes
Read This Ad. Over Carefully
And if you arc well supplied and are quite sure that
you will never need any of the values here advertised, why
we apoligize for having taken up your time.
Pianos
GERHARD HEINTZMAN MORRIS
NORDHEIMER NEW SCALE.WILLIAMS
WRIGHT ENNIS & Co.
SKARN DOMINION.
We will give you a special discount on above pianos if purchased be -
lore January ist, 1915. Remember money talks and no reasonable Offer
will be refused. Yrri t"'"' •
SLIGHTLY 1JSED PIANOS.
1 Sherlock-Manning,-malioginy Caertotlie XV. style, complete with
stool an,'. free delivery ..v4 tw.aj r.wwww £145.00
1 Blundell, mahogany case, has been in; usqlless than; one year $165
1 Kohler Be Campbell, mahogany finish as good as neer .8185.00
50 Raymond Sewing Machines 50
Including cabinets, 4 drawer Auto lift, and 5 drawer
hand lift finished in quarter cut Oak.
We have no room to store, them and you can buy them. at your own
price while they Iast. Act at once. Delays are serious.
Stationery Etc.
XMAS. STATIONERY- Large Assortment 15c to $1.2s.
Hymn Books and Bibles ,all prices Christmas Booklets ,Etc.
Moore's Non-Leakable frountaim Pens, The kind that dont leak. A
very suitable present. -422:50 and up
Crokinole Boards $1:50 Fountain Pens
Artillery Wagons $2.00 Music Rolls $1.50
Racking Horses $1,00 Violins.
Boy's Sled 25c. Violin Boxes, Bows, Strings,
Dells' Cabs $1.00 at special prices,
New Books'.
"Patrol of 'the Sundance by R. C.:tenter.
"IIII1OCellt" by Marie Corelli.
"The Wall of Partition," by F. Barclay
"The Call of the East" by Fraser,
"The Witch" by IVIatry Jolmaton,
"Te Clarion" by .Aclaths,
"The Rocks of Valnre" by E. M. Dale,
"The Prince of Grattstark" tycCutche n, Special price $1,10'
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Alger's at 25c. Girl's Own Annual ars.
With every sloo ppxeheee eq. ,ovor we gitie Yen absolutely:'re
ONE 15c BOTTLE OP VERIBRITE FURNITURE POLISH.' This Polish
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