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AUCTION SALE
DICKSON•9c DARLING, BARRISTERS, OF FARM STOCK ,&IMPLEMENTS
Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Com-
n21ssdoners, Solicitors for Coe Molsons
Sank, ete.
ltt;oney to Loan at lowest rates of interest
Offices--•Madn-St., Exeter
1. B. Carling, B.A. L. Ii, Dickson
MONEY TO LOAM
We have a large amou. t of private
funds to loan on farm and village Prop—
erties at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STAMM/01Y
f3avriaters, Solicitors. Exeter.
D1NTAL
Dr. Q. lr'. ROLILSTON. L.D,S., D.D.S..
DENTIST
Member of the R.C.D.S, of Ontario and
Honor Ora4uate of 'Toronto Univerelty.
Office—Over Dickson & Carling's law
•ofrtce. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
OR. A R. KINS:r1AN, L.D.S., D.D.5.,
Honor Graduate or Toronto Universit7
DENTIST
i'eeth extracted without pain, or any
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fitannury'a Office, Ilan Street, Peter,
SYNOPSIS OF r.CAN.A.DI41,14 NORTH
WEST LAND RFIGULttTIONS
THE sole head of a family, or ,:try
emal::'over18 years old, may homestead
a quarter -section of available i)omin
ion' land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or
Alberta The applicant must appear.
in perso eat the Dominion Lands Ag-
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 mapths} residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
three; years. A homesteader 'shay live
within nine miles of hiss homestead en
a fof at least 80 acres, on certain
conditions. A habitable house is re-
clui ed in every case, except when re-
sidence is performed in the vicinity.
In certain districts a homesteader in
good standing may pre-empt a quarter
section alan,gside his homestead. Price
$3 per acre. Duties—Six months resi-
dende 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 eight may take a purchas-
•ed homestead in certain districts.
Price $3 per acre. Duties—Must re-
side 6 months in each, of 3 years, cu-
ttivato 50 acres, and erect a house
worth $300.
The area ,of cultivation is subject
to reduction in case of rough, scrult-
by or stony land, Live stock may be
substituted for cultivation under cer-
tain conditions,
W. W. CORY, C.M.G.
Deputy of the Mintriter of the Interior
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MANGOLDS, TURNIPS & CORN
There will the sold by Public Auc-
tion on 'Lot 4, Con. 7, Usborne, 1%
miles South 'of EElinlville, on
WEDNESDAY, \NOV, 3, 1915,
at 12 o'clock sharp, the following:—
Horses—Brood
ollowing:,-HorsesBrood mare, •A riculturaI,in
foal (Glasnick) ; horse 5 years cold,
Agric, be Lord Sharp; mare 4 yrs.
old, Agric„ ,by Lord Sharp; 2 -year
old filly by Pacific.
Cattle -21 head of pure bred ; eg-
istereci Shorthorns, ,consisting of one
cewv with 'heifer calf at foot; 1 -ow
with bull calf at foot; 5 cows with
calf, heifer 2 years old with :alf ; 2
heifers 1.year old, 3 heifer calves.
Bulls—Stock bull, Victorian, 87808,
roan..calved Dec. 17, 19 11, bred by
Cargill & Sons. This bull headed the
herd of Capt. T. E, Robson, and was
purchased at his dispersion sale; Bull
21 months sired by Royal Commodore
770,54; Bull 17 months old, sired by
Victorian; Bull 12 months old, sired
by Victorian; 2 Bulls 6 months old,
Grade Cattle -2 cows, freshened; 1
cow due to calve Jan. 22; 2 heifers
24 months old; 3 beautiful roan heif-
ers 12 months old; 1 steer 2 years
old; 2 yearling steers, 3 young calves.
Pigs -1 pure bred Yorkshire sow
—with litter.
Bens—A number of young Barred
Rock hens and several cockerels.
Implements—McCormick binder, e-
ft cut; Maxwell mower; Success ma-
nure spreader cultivator, Massey -Har.
ris fertilizer drill, 11 hoe, nearly ilex;
Maxon seed drill, with grass seeder
attachtnent; hay rake; hay tedd,er,
land roller disc harrow+, two furrow
Plow, 3 stalking plows; 1 gang ulow,
2 set harrows, scuffler, Clinton fan-
ning milt De Level cream separator,
nearly new; 2000 lb. scales, bag *ruck
'grass seeder; gasoline tank, water
trough lumber wagon, hand -made,
o selected timber, with double box
and sprinf. seat, truck wagon, with box
and spring seat, 2 gravel boxes, heavy
stock rack hog rack, Daisy 'burn,
grind Stone, hay rack, pair bobsleighs
cutter . new oak stone boat, hay fork
150 ft, rope sling ropes and nu legs
2 set a heavy harness, set single har-
ness. whiffletrees, neckyokes, forks,
hoes, ladders, new oak gasoline barrel
2 craimscut saws, 2)6 acres enangolds
and quantity corn in stook; also 'Many
articles to. numerous to mention.'
Terms—$10 and under cash; ever
that amount 12 months' credit will be
greet, on furnishing approved ioint
notes with 4 per cent, off for 'ash
an credit amounts.
Ali cattle will be catalogued and
catalogue: will be scut on applrcation
Positively no reserve as the propri-
etor has sold his farm.
Buyers from a distance are re-
quested to bring their bank qualifica.
thane with them.
GEO. ANDREW, Prop.
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct
F J. DELBRIDGE, Clerk,
Auction Sale
OF trATTL1 AND HQGg.
err, Thos. ,Cameron has received In-
structions 'from the undersigned to
self by public auction at the•24IET{RO--
POLITAN HOTEL, {CXETER, on
t4ATU1tDA1, t'lOV•EITBER 6th, at one
o'clock sharp the following,
PATTLE-4 •cows 'with calves at foot
8:cows due in ;November, • December,
and. January; 3 farrow cows; 20 two
year old steers; 6 two year old hei-
fers; 1 pure-bred Berefordeteifer, two
years old, in ie'alf ,to Hereford bull; 10
one year old steers; 5 one year old
heifers, 7 calves.
HOGS—'Geo: Armstrong will have 0
flows and 20 sucking pigs ready ,to
wean, to sell 1st the kale.,
Terms -10 months' credit on fur-
nishing approved joint 'notes pt six
per 'cent. • per :annum.
JOHN RATCLIFFE, Prop.
THOS. CAMERON, Anct
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Auction Sale
OF VILLet.GE PROPERTY AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
There will he Sold by Public Auc-
tion 4n Il;uron S't`reet`,' Exeter), on
SATURDAY, OCT. 30th, 1915,
At 2 o'clock, sharp, . the following—
The property owned by Wm. Balk -
will, Sr. ,Humin Street, being a cott-
age of 5 rooms, Pantry and summer
kitchen; also a good little stable and
shed,
Range .coal or wood`, nearly new.;
cupboard chest of drawers, enclosed
'stand 2 tables. white enamel` bedstead
springs. and mattress, bedstead, dress-
er, wash stand, springs and mattress,
sideboard, wheelbarrow, 'nearly new;
a few tools,
Term;; Cash.
Wm. Balkwill Sr. B. S. Phillips,
Proprietor Auctioneer
Auction Sale e
OF FARM STOCK, HAY, STRAW
ENSILAGE, ROOTS & GRAIN
There svill be sold by t ublic auw-
tion on Lot 16, Con. 14, l ibbert, en
TUESDAY, NOV. 2nd, 1915
At one o'clock sharp, the failo vies
Horses—Brood mare 4 yrs, agric,;
gelding. 6 yrs. agric.;' gelding s yrs
agric,; filly, 2 yrs, agric,; sucking colt
agric
"Cattle—Cow due in Dec„ cow dole
in Jan; 6 cows due ilt; /arch and Ap-
ril, 5 heifers 2 yrs old; 8 steers and
heifers 1 yr, old ; '7 spring calves;
pure-bred Rolled Angus hull, 2 yrs.1
Hoge 8t Poultry—Brood sow due in
Nov. a number hens, pullets and
ducks.
Implements—Lumber wagon and box
complete; truck wagon, top buggy,
open ,buggy, pair sleighs, cutter, bin-
der, mower steel hay rake, 2000 lb.
scales single plass,, new two --furrow
Maple Leaf plow with rolling colter,
disc, cultivator, seeder and drill, new
steel land roller, set iron harrows,
scuffler. pulpes, fanning mill, bag
truck- hag holder, grain bags, hay
rack gravel box, wheelbarrow, grind-
stone, set team harness, set work
harness set single harness, whiffletrees
neckyokes, two iron kettles, ;50 ,eet
ca • rope set slings, forks, shovels, etc
1 new cream separator, grass seed
sower. quantity of straw, quantity of
ensilage acre turnips, about '20 tons
hay 150 bush barley, '700 bush oats
mos' of which are fit for seed.
Positively no reserve as the piop-
rietot has rented his farm;
Terms—$5 and under cash; over
that amount 12 months credit on ap-
proved joint notes, 5 per cent off
for cash
LAWRENCE FULTON, Pro
T CAMERON, Auct.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
ori Con. 1, Usborne, 1-4 mile•south
of Exeter, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13th,
at 3. o'clock, the following;,
Horses -1 good driving mare, ear-
; riage; , Percheron colt, rising 3 yrs.
old, gelding. sired by Victor; 1. filly
rising 2 years, sired by Storm King;
1. Eel colt rising 3; gelding; 1 Eel
colt rising 2, filly; those colts are
sired .by March Eel with dam 'Clear
Grit, and they should be speedy.
Cattle—I. now newly calved; 1 cow
due in November; 1 cow due; in Var.;
6 two-year old steers; 4 one-year old
steers; 4 beef -ring heifers; 4 1 -year
old heifers; 1 heifer calf.
Implements,—Seed drill; gang plow,
root pulper; bobsleigh; cutter, light
wagon water trough, 1200 lb. scales;
new Canada Carriage buggy, auto seat
2 used, buggies; 1 set double harness
2 set single harness; 1 Royal Oak side
board' 1 Daisy churn; and numerous
other articles.
Terms—$5 and under cash; over
that amount 6 months credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes. 5 per ct. per ann. off for cash
Everything will be sold as,' the pro-
prietor has givens up farming.
D. WOOD, Prop.
C W. ROBINSON, Auct. '
Auction Sale of
40 DURHAM CATTLE
There will 'be sold in Crediton on
SATURDAY, `OCT. 30th, 1915
At one o'clock, the following1,-10
choice cows, due to ,calve in Febru-
ary and March. The balance ale year-
lings and 'two year olds; 1 Durham
ban, bull .coming two years' old.
These are an exceptionally choice
to', of Durham cattle.
Terms -6 months credit on furnish-
ing approved joint 'notes with 6 per.
cent interest. l
Lawson & Nicholson, Frank Taylor
Proprietors Auctioneer
,AYFIELD—Two weddings were
celebrated here recently. Charlotte,
daughter of dvlr. and Mrs. Wm Ster-
ling, to Mr. Hugh D. McLaren, a well-
known merchant of Port Elgin; and
Margaret C., daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John: ,C Faulkner to Mr. Wmt Green
of Colborne Tp —_
CLINTON—Christopher H. Chant,
father of Mr. H,•. B. Chant of town
passed away at' his home! at Unionville.
on Thursday, ,after an illness, -extend-
ing over several months'. . The late
Mr Chant was born at Somerset,
England • ,but ` came to thiscountry
with his:. parents when about, six years
of age
SEAFORTH-John McDonogh, ag-
ed 75 years, although ailing , for a
number of weeks died 'suddenly on
Oct 20 at ,the .home, of his daughter
Mrs .Sydney •Dolmage, near here. A
hemorrhage of the brain was the im-
mediate cause: Fottr daughters and
-four sons survive. • He was buried. at
Wiegham
BRUCEFIELD .-Harry,,Llttle has dim
posed.' of his farm- juste west -Of the
„village ;to- ,Mr. , Arthur "Wouldy of
Clinton, tot $7,600.. This, is a splen -
die, .farm. with fine. residence and good °'
buildings. M. Little intends: remove%
ing with his family to Gaderich, where
his son recently purchased a barbering
business. -John S. Cameron, one of
the pioneers of Brucefield section,
departed this *life Sunday, in his 85th
year,
Rev. Father McCarthy, assistant t
priest at hIt. Carrnel, has been :select- ;
ed as Chaplain to the, overseas foaces,
Fr. McCarthy left Sunday evening, for
Londe!, from which place he:Will
-
leave for the front.
16.40. ,71.6=
MITCHELL --Louis Steinbech, aged
23, ,while helping to thresh at the
farm of Charles ,Pfeffer on Saturday
jumped from the mote to the top of
the machine, breaking his beg. One
let; went through into they blower and
the upper hart of it was badly torn,
SEAFORTH--John Henderson, the
caretaker of the Dominion Bank here
died on Oct. 21 at the age of 73 years
One soli John resides in Saginaw,
BRUSSELS—William McMurray of
Morris Township, slipped while et
work at a wood -sawing bee 4nd he
was thrown against the saw. One
arm was cut to the bone and she won-
der was that it wast not severed.
ST. MARYS—Timothy j. Maloney,
a farmer near here, went to Detroit
to help his son out of trouble, but
got hit on the heady with a brick and
was ro'hbea of $50. Whereupon he
wisely hiked for home.
ZURICH
Fred ieicherr, who has been visit -
ml;, relatives and friends here, .eft on
Wednesday .for his home in Cavalier,
N Da.,- Miss Nora Smith has gone to
to Berlin where she expects to zee
main fo a time.—Rev. Mr. ....Jensen of
Conestoga conducted the servi.::s in
the Lutheran church last Sunday • t
both services.—Mr, Henry i,a'ehltr
and sons attended the funeral of the
late Chris Neberlin held at Sebring-
ville,—Mr; Henry Seibert and wife of
Canada, State of Kansas, were' visiting
at the home of Mr. W. LI, Seibert,
—It is estimated that no less than
one hundred and forty tons of sett
onion; were grown in the district
surrounding Zurich the past season.
Nearly 100 Ions have been 'shipped
to large warehouses in Manitoba,
where they will be stored over winter,
.Mr Geo Geoffrey who lives north
of Lrysdale has purchased the 70
acre farm of Mr. Louis Durand. loos..
session to be given Nov. 1st, next.
Mr. Geoffrey now owns one -hundred'.
and seventy acres on the Sauble line.
—Word was received here of the
death ,of Chris, Neberlin, a wealthy'
farmer living near Sebringville. Pe-
ase(' passed away very suddenly, on
Friday from an attack of heart dis-
ease He was a brother-in-law of
Henry Koehler of the Goshen
line and has visited here frequently.—
Mrs A Faust of Naperville, 111, vis-
ited 'friends and relatives here.
HENSALL
tris.: Clarissa Mitchell has return
ed from a pleasant trip of a number
V month.: with relatives and friends
in Manitoba Saskatchewan, Dakota,
' Alberta and other sections,—Miss Rob
I sou, has returned to Hensall, after vis-
iting in London and other places for
several weeks,—Miss Floss Bonthron
is home from Barrie visiting her par -
I tints,—Miss Mabel Sparks, daughter of
Mrs. Jas Sparks, was recently married
to 0 McIntyre of Port Stanley, where
the happy couple will reside. The
marriage took place at London.—Mr5.
Tas Bonthron and daughter, Jean, tett
last week fir Pittsburg, Penn., ,where
they intens visiiting for seireral weeks
with Mrs Bonthclt'n's sister, 'qrs. flail
—A ,very pretty but quiet wedding
too.. place at the home of efr, and
'Mrs. Walter J. Fee, Hensall, on Oct.
19th. when their eldest daughter,
Mary Emily was married to Tohn 3.
Wallace of Buffalo, by Rev. W. J.
Doherty. The ,wredding march was
played by Mrs. Oliver Fee,, After
the ceremony and congratulations the
guests repaired to the dining room,
where a sumptuous repast was served.
Later the happy couple left for De-
troit. Cleveland and' Buffalo. The
bride travelled in a nay y blue Suit,
with velvet hat to match. -'Mn Geo.
Wm Fee and his sisters recently me-
ceivecl a telegram advising them of
the death of their sister -in -claw, the
widow of their lake brother, Or. Teo.
Fee, who only died afew, weeks ago.
—Mr Geo ' Beach, who( has been a
resident of our village for a couple
or prose years, left here this week
for Sar Diego, ;Cal., where one of his
marries sons is living.
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