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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-7-9, Page 5DENTAL Dr. G. F. lQULSTQN, L.p.S , I.D.S. DENTIST. Member of the R,C;D.S. of Qatari° arid Honor Graduate of Toronto Poiversiteal Otftae-•Oras 'Dioksosi & Carling's law office. Closed 'Wednesday afternoons, DR. A, R, KINSJ.4IAXi•, Honor Graduate rr,t`Toronto . Untverey DENTIST Teeth extracted without pain, or any; bad effects..Oftiee over Madman r& eltan'bury's Ofece, Marin Street, Exeter. LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Coni- missi�oners.. Solicitors for the Moleon'e Bance, etc. efoney to Loan at lowest rates of interest Offices -Marin -St.; Exeter I: B. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson We [uncle tries MONEY TO LOAN have a large amount of private to loan on farm and Wilage prop- -at low rates of interest. GLA OMAN & STAN'B,URY Barristers, Solicitors,, Exeter. Agent Confederation Ldfo Assurance CompanY", also Fire Insurance in lead- ing Canadian and Britt•sh Coil}panies Main -St., Exeter. T. B CARLING Lite, Fire, Accldbttt and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting .accounts, and con- ducting auction sales. Exeter: Ont. SYNOPSIS OF CAATADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGTULATIONS THE sole head of a family, or any male aver 18 years old, may homestead a quarter -section of available Domin- ion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta- The applicant must appear pertb`i at the Dominion. Lands Ag- ency for the District. Entry by proxy May be made at the office of any Lo- cal Agent of Dominion Lands (not sub -agent) on certain conditions. Duties—Six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each of three year's. A homesteader may live. within nine miles of his homestead . cn a farm of at least 80' acre's, on certain conditions. A hsbitable'house is re- oti6,red• tt every case, except wherL te- si:denlce is performed 'iia the vicinity. In, certain districtsa homesteader in good standing may pre-empt a quarter section alongside his homestead. Price $-3 p'er acre. Duties—Six months resi- dence lei eac14 of six years froon date of Homestead entry (including the time required to earn homestead patent) A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a'pre-emptiorL may take a pur- chased homestead in certain. districts. Price $3 per acre. Duties—Must re- side 6 ,months in each of 3 years, cu- ltivate 50 acres, and erect a house worth $300. The area of cultivation is subject to reduction in case bf rough, scrub- by or stony land. Ws W. CORY Deputy of the Minte(tt�.r of the Interior N.B Ures ut erizeid publication of this advertisement will not be pa!'d for. CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. Become a specialist in Business. It offers more opportunities than a.ny other calling. To reap the full' meas - !lie of : stiecess you must have the be possible tra3niirg. This is Ont- ario's nt-arid s Best Business School. We give individual attention. You may enter our classes at any time. Three De- partments, Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. 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Hoff - Man and Mildred. -Dr. and Mrs. Sch•4 ellimg and the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Scllelling all of Det - bait are visiting relatives arid' friends this section,• --,Rains have stimulated the flax fields to such an extent that a great"yield is expected. On account of the partial failure of the ilax crop the past three years. only a small area was seeded this season, One >f the trills closed down indefinitely and 'he other one 'clic' not make calculations on a bug output this season.—A sad event occurred on Wednesday after- noon through the death of an old re- sident pioneer,. in the person of Mrs, Henry Zimmerman. Deceased was of bright and ,christian disposition, roved by all \lino knew her she reached the, age of 71 years, 2 months, 18days Her husband preclecensed her about two years. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon, interment in the Lutheran cemetery She leaves to mourn her loss two daughters and one son,. --Mr. arid Mxs. John Sieman vis- ited in Tavistock,—Albert McCormick of Ottawa is home ' for his holidays. Mr and Mrs. Jacob Smith and Mrs. Mengel of Detroit visited friends here CHISELHURST IVIr Dick Kinsman of Tullisviliq Sask is here for a few weeks visit Mr. John Chambers is still confined to .hie bed—Miss Myrtle Ryckman our new organist, is giving good setisfa,ct- :on and is appreaciated by, the choir and congregation alike.—The Method ists are ,are contemplating a garden party after wheat harvest. Will some one near the churches offer their or- chard?—Mr.. Win. Slavin, has a silo built This is the and. in the neigh- bourhood, -Our obliginng blacksmith A. McCaatng is kelpt very busy.—Mis's Annie Wren, formerly of this place, was quietly married in Toronto by her brother, Rev. D. Wren, of Brus- sels to Mr. Brandon of St. Marys, furniture dealer. Her friends,here wish her happiness and prospeity.— Mr. Ira Chalmers Lias treated 'him- self to a very fine new buggy*. • KIRKTON The home of Mr.. andi Mrs. T. H, Bennetts Palmerston, was the scene of a very pretty weddingrevhesi their eldest daughter,. Laurette Irene, was united en marriage to Thomas Arnold Wiseman manager of the Sterling Bank Palmerstoi;; and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wiseman of Itirkton. Rheumatism and Bright's Disease Prof: Budlong was Quickly Relieved of Both afflictions by Using Rheuma. _c— If you suffer from any form of Rheumatism remember thatRHEUM A goes to work quickly to remove the cause, not simply to relieve the dis- tress. Many years' use fias demon- strated that it goes to the. seat of ,he disease and expels the poisonous mat- ter through the natural channels • — the kidneys, bowels, liver and skin "For many years I was troubled with Rheumatism also with Bright's Disease , of the Kidneys I suffered awfully. Tried many advertised rem- edies. Atter using your truly re- markable preparation RHEUMA, I was fully. cured."—Prof. C. J. Bud - long Sound View, Conn. RHEUMA is guaranteed by W. S. Cole who sells, it for 50c. a bottle. Is.,* WALK ONTARIO MEDICAL INST. 263-265 YONGE ST. TORONTO GENITOURINARY NERVE -SKIN-& BLOOD DISEASES CONSULTATION FREE PERSONAL OR 8Y LETTER DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS A retia - bee 12e- gulatine Pill for Women. $5 a box or three for $10. Sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price. Trte Scotism, Diwo Co,, St. Catharines, Ontario. PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Rj°na Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; ` increases egree matter" ;a Tonic—will buildyou up. $3 a box, or two for $5, at drug stores,, or by mail on receipt of price, THE Seonaia Deur. Co., St. Catharines. Ontario. CANADIAN PACIFIC HOMES.EEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO 1VIANITOBA, ALBEAT.A: SASKATCHEWAN Each Tuesday until Octeber 27th, Inclusive. Winnipeg and Return - $3500 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 From Toronto, and Stations West and North" of Toronter PrOportlbttate fare& front Stations East of Toronto. 'Return Limit two months. Particulars regarding RAIL or OCEAN tickets' from Canadian radiop Ticket Agents or write M, G. MURPHY, D.P,A,, C.P. Ry., Toronto. NEWS TOMOS QF WEEK Important Events Which Have erred during the Weak, TT c $uay World's Happenings Care. fell/ dwindled and Put Into Handy and Attractive Shale for. th0 Readers of Our Paper—A' Solid Hour's Enjoyment. THURSDAY. Prince Alexander of Teck will eave for Canada early In October, He Will probably pass the retiring gover- no`i in the St. Lawrence. Mr's. Margaret Hickey, widow, 46 Cartwright street, London, Ont., was round dead in bed Tuesday morning by her daughter. Heart troubio was responsible. Captain Bojareoglo, a Russian, army aviator, was Milled yesterday by being thrown to the ground from a great freight, owing to a collapse of his monoplane. At a representative meeting at Blenheim Tuesday steps were taken -to have the Hydro -Electric Commis- @ion report upon a hydro -radial railway from St, Thomas to Amherst burg. The French transatlantic steamship . La Gajcogne went ashore Tuesday on. the Portuguese coast. ,She was on the voyage from Bordeaux to Buenos Ayres, She was floated without diffi- culty. Prof. 'Francis Chvostek of the medical faculty of the Vienna Uni- versity," and a specialist for internal complaints, was summoned yesterday to proceed to Servia to attend King Peter.. It was officially announced Tues day that the Servian Government is taking measures against suspicious elements in Servia likely to have been concerned in the assassination at Sarayevo. FRIDAY. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Lau- rier left Ottawa to -day for Artha- baskaville.. Sir Wilfrii• will be absent a month. Surgery, plus osteopathy, can wipe out mental and moral deficiences, ac- cording to Dr. Elizabeth W. Muncie' of Brooklyn. noted surgeon and lead- er in the World's Purity Congress. The French Cabinet has requested Parliament to appropriate $80,000 to cover the expenses of president Poin- care's visit to Russia, Sweden, Nor- way and Denmark at the end of this month. The London Times' Wellington cor- respondent says ;the New Zealand Government is introducing .. a ...bill which will impose a language test. designed to prevent the entry of Asiatics. Sir Benjamin Stone, president of the National Photographic Record Association, died yesterday. He was. born at Birmingham in 1838, and was official photographer for the corona- tion in 1911.. - ' The body of a man believed to be Joseph Palmer, 65, was found along- side the G. T. R. trace: near Aylmer, yesterday. His neck was broken and his head badly cut. It is thought he, fell from a train. The International Opium Confer- ence at The Hague is making slow progress toward an agreement. Tur- key entirely refuses to commit herself to any rules for the suppression of the traffic. Other powers refused to proceed without Turkey. SATURDAY. Fire in Mannviile, Alta., did $40,- 000 40;000 damage, the heaviest loser being. John B. Burch, whose loss on his general store is 125,000. Fire destroyed Peter Wiebe's flour tpaill and the national elevator at Langham, Sask., with a loss of $40,- 000 and insurance of $5,000. Another heavy decrease in great lakes frac iy11.howp. by the statis- tcal report,ef thinp� ice through the American•an$• aiiadian Canals at the Sob. i e mer} giving in a speed lawn¢ early yesterday morning at- 'tiiipted to ori the Bank of British arth America at Kaslo, B.C. A posse: isnow ri pursuit. Alex, Lapp9, .a patient who escap- ed Dully in t. a week from Rockwood A'sgluin. ma a his way ae foss the riv- er into N. Y, State and Was not re- capttred until yesterday. O'pgpl. d'abriel Godefroy of the French army dviatio 1 comps was kill- ed and Corpl. Emile Mirat, a ooui- rade, probably fatally injured yester- day by a fall of 800 feet at Rheims. President Wilson sent a special message to Congress yesterday urg- ing the immediate appropriation of $200,000 for the relief of those made homeless and destitute in the Salem Are. • At Eichlog, in the Tyrol, Austria, a boy of four was carried off Thurs- day bt an eagle while temporarily left alone in a field. It is feared the child has been taken to inaccessible rocks. H. L. Connelly, 23, of Gas City, Ind., was shocked to death when he came' in dontact with 12,000 volts while standing on a bus bar of a dynamo in the Toronto Power Co.'s plant at Niagara Palls, MONDAY. It is Mated in Vancouver that there is no foundation for the report from Ottawa that British Columbia provin- cial elections bray be called this summer. John P. Pearson, a Kenora man, was drowned While, in bathing near. Cameron I Mand„ same 40 mites out on Lake of the Wbods. The body was recovered. Some time F �jday night burglars - effected ati entrance from the rear into James P. R.ichardson's grocery and feed store at Elora and rifled the tills, Later an auto was stolen. Mr. Rudyard Kipling has declined en invitation by the Bordesley Liberal 'Unionist Association to contest the constituency at the next election on the retirement of Mr. ,Jesse Collings. Oficial returns show that R. Mc- Corntick (Lib,) is electea member of the Ontario Legislature for East ria nhton by two majority, instead of Dr. J. 13, Marten (Clo.n,),, as first re- po.tod, flood in the Ohio Valley, more 4,i.sastrous ' than even the ate 1a.0 year, is predicted by the oOlcials of the Federal Geological Survey, unless a, general effort is made to control the surplus water in that region. Six Grand Trunk train crews with. headquarters at Brockville have been Willed ' to report for duty at Ottawa. The reason is toe rush of grain from Depot Harbor east, and the oxen are required to handle the extra trate, TUESDAY. Edward Morris, '19, farm hand, was drowned while swimming in the Rideau Canal near Washburn yester- day, After making a dive he failed td come, up. The Empress of Ireland relief fund yesterday totaled $450,000. Exactly 0 'hie this amount is required if re- lief is to be on the same scale- as to the Titanic sufferers. Six hundred cadets went into camp at ilarriefield yesterday from Kingston, Napanee, Brockville, Ren- frees, Athens, Williamstown, Perth, Smith's Falls and Ottawa. Hon. J. J. Foy, who was partially overcome on Sunday, was resting quietly at his home yesterday, where he will be kept away from the wor- Hes of his officer for a few days. Archbishop Spratt laid the corner- stone of the new Regiopolis College At Kingston. The archbishop gave the site for it, valued at $4,000, and Mates if subscriptions fall short he will meet it. Some unknown person threw a lighted package of firecrackers at Ar - -blur Smith, aged 12, of Kingston, and the charge went into his face, seriously injuring his eyes. His right arm was badly burned. The Mexican Constitutionalist divi- sion of the north, Villa's army, has agreed to acknowledge the authority of Gen. Carranza as "First Chief" and. Gen. Villa will remain comman- der of the division of the north. A four -foot alligator escaped Sun- day from the Imperial Garage at St. Catharines, and is now enjoying him- self swimming up and down the Wel- land Canal. In the meantime bath- ing operations have been suspended. HINDU EXCLUSION VALID. B. C. Court Upholds Action of the Immigration Officials. VANCOUNVER, July 7.—The im- migration"authorities won before the Court of Appeal on the Hunsi Singh test case, covering the Komagata Ma- ru passengers. The court yesterday unanimously upheld the validity of the Dominion order -in -council respecting the prohi- bition of the entry of an alien not di- rect from land of birth, not having $200 and being a laborer. The offi- ciais acted under these orders -in - council and can, therefore, proceed to deport all the rest of the Komagata Maru passengers•who fall in the same category. It is not known yet if the Hindus will appeal. The Komagata Meru gang will not permit the five marooned Hindus to get back on the vessel. The Japanese captain took up the Japanese consul on a rope ladder yesterday, and the consul gave an ultimatum to two o'clock. It is proposed to play a steam jet on the Hindus from a neighboring vessel if they resist ef- forts to place the five back on the boat. CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. Liberal Leader Norris In Manitoba Asks That Polls 13e Guarded. WINNIPEG, July 7. — The last week of the political battle has been entered upon with expressions of con- fidence on both sides. T. C. Norris, Opposition leader, after touring the province last week, declared on his return here: "There's going to be a change on July 10th," and issued a manifesto to the electors emphasizing the certainty of victory • if the polls are protected on election day. "The machine,". he says, "is des- perate. I feel it will stop at nothing." Many meetings have been arrang- ed for this week, including one here last night, addressed by Mrs. Nellie McClung. , The Conservatives are leaving no- thing to chance, and the Cabinet Min- isters are assisted by Hon. Messrs. Rogers ant Roche of the Federal Cabinet. Many meetings are being planned for the closing days in the. city and province. Dr. A. R. Fyne Dead. TORONTO, July 7,—Dr. Albert R. Pyne, 134 Carlton street, died yester- day morning after a long illness through paralysis. Dr. Pyne, who w -as born in Waterford, Ireland, in 1849, came to Canada when a child; and with his father settled in Newmar- ket, where he received his primary education, later obtaining a medical degree at, the University of Toronto. He began, his ,,practice at 261 )-'last Gerrard street, where he remained until 1904. He is survived by his widow and ono daughter, Miss Hester Robert Pyne. He was a brother of Dr, R. A. Pyne, Minister of Educa- tion for Ontario. No Federal Grant for Salem. WASHINGTON, July 7. The $200,000 appropriation for the fund of the Salem fire sufferers, asked by President Wilson in a . message to Congress last Friday, ,vas refused yesterday by the Hous,;' appropria- tions committee, which contended t';at Massachusetts was able to take care of the situation, • Beverly Farmer Fatally Kicked. GALT, Ont., July 7:—John Nichol- son, the Beverly farmer who over a month ago was kicked on the head by a colt, Sustaining a fracture of the skull, died at the Galt Hospital from his injuries. He was unmarried. His father died aboutii year ago. He is survived by one sister„ Mrs. Cum- mings, 7th concession, Beverly. 13011 Fighters • Were Rooted, BARCELONA, July 7,—The most tragic bull fight in the history of the local bull ring occurred Sunday, when ono after another of Barcelona's three leading toreadors were retired to the hospital, .only One. of the six bulls having been killed, ADDRESSED TO WOWN ---. the Expectant Period Before the corning ofthe.littleon. —w need omen 11 ed tob'e pos- sessed of all their natural strength. Instead of being harassed by forebodings and weakened by nausea, sleeplessness, or nervousness—if you will bring to your aid • Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription you will find that most of the Buffer- ing will not matte its appearance. 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