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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-12-23, Page 5LEGAL DICKSON &. QARLINC, BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Cour .mdesuoners. Solicthors for the Molsons. Bank. etc. .goneytoPoan at lowest rates ot interest Qfticea—Main-St„ Exeter I. R. Carling, B.A. L. H. Dickson MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount of private :tunds to loan on tarm and village prop- .ert.ies at low rates of interest. QL.API4AN t$ STANBUI:tY Dasristers, Solicitors. Exeter.. DENTAL }Dr.. Q. P. RQULSTON, L.D.S., DENTIST .i1ember of the R.C.D.S, of Ontario and Honor Graauate or (1:oronto Outve,rsity,, Ottice—Over Dickson 8c Carling's law .etr,ee. Closed. Wednesday afternoons, OR. A R. KINSMAN, L.D,S., :Honor Graduate of Toronto University DENTIST {est» extracted without path, or ' arty *0a0 ettecta. Ott;ce over Ql;dtuan Stentnerlr'•e Office, MO Street. Exeter; :SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTE WEST LAND REGULATIONS• THE sole head of a family, or any mal.rover 18 years old, may homesteadi a quarter -section of avertable Oorreinel eon land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or. .Alberta The applicant must appear; ist perso,. at the Dominion Lands Ag envy of Sub -Agency for the pis, tsict, Entry may be made at any 36Minion Lands Agency (but not avtb-Agency) on certain conditions, Duties—Six months' residence upon), and wAtiivation of the land in each of free years. A homesteader. -nay live •,titifiti, nixie miles of Iix& homestead on a f of at least 80 acres, on certain li ,..onions. A habitable house is re- *surged in every case, except when re-, sitleace is performed in the vicinity. Ire certain dlsirfiets a homesteader in .,goo•'d standing may pre-empt a quarter -section alongside his homestead. Price '$3 per acre. Duties—Six months resi- ,deuce in each of three years After` <ear line homestead patent; also 50 acres extra cultivation, Pre-emption Patent may be obtained as soon as. homestead patent, an certain condi- tions A settler who has exhausted his .homestead right 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- ltivate 50 acres, anti erect a house rvortll $300. The area of cultivation is subject 'to reduction in case of rough, scrub- by or stony land. Live stock may be substituted for cultivation under cer- .taro conditions. W, W. CORY, C.M.G. Deputy of the afinister of the Interior .N.B.—Unauthorized amblicatiorl of '!;his advertisement will not be nem for. A Christian college -home, healthful situation. For prospectus and terms,write thePrincipal R f.Waraer,M.A.,D.D.,St.Thomas,Ont. 63 WINTER TERM OPENS JAN. 3 CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT." Canada's Best Business College We have three different depart- ments, Commercial, Shorthand and Teie.graphy... Our graduates are se- curing good*' positions'. We are re- ceiving many applications we cannot ineet In two days this term we re- ceived 14 applications for trained hell) Some calls offering from $45 a month to $1400 per annum remain unfilled. Get our free catalogue at once. D. A. McLachlan, Principal DR. IDeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS ie Re- gulating Pill for Women. $5 a box or three for lie. Sold at all drug Stores, or mailed to any . -address on receipt of price.,. Ta s Scons , Dave Co., St. Catharines, Ontario. PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN, ResVim8 d V,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 mail on receipt *of price.'^ Tale 8coimu, Dave CO., St. Catharines.. 'Ontario. R AND -TRUNK SYs EM CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FARES. SINGLE FARE Goon Going 'Dec. 24th and '25th,• Return limit Dec, .1ih, .Also Good_ Going Dec. 31st 1915 and Jan 1st, 1916. Return limit Jan. 3rd. FARE AND ONE-THIRD Good going Dec. 22nd, 23rd, .4th 1,5th, Reitann !unit Dec. 28th , Also good going Deo. 29th, 1915, to - Jar 1st, 1916, inclusive. Return limit Jan. 4tn. Return ticketswill be issued ni-' tweien all 'stations he Canada east of Port Arthur and;. to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Black ltocic aligara,Falls and Suspension Bridge, — -o-- Fut particularsand birth reserve- tion' on application to Agents. N,w`1. DORR,E, Exeter You feel safe When you've washed. with Iiifeb :c :oap. No mate 'G,, grimy your hands— matter how Me :.;^3acti n they racy from,_ ti Jay's work~scllSes ,5 your skin, 11. ,, :;,r carbolic odor quickly e nllishes, but its benefits linger. ALL C:icC .7. WLi FHEALTHY II 5Lbt ,tM,uuu.m, ;min ltO}jat omuoiumiNitl,yiountum 4�,ru,,,,,, aF1 i�1T�7 St!ll�lffsn"t.".,nMuhMt<UT�1� PROCLAMATION VILLAGE OF EXETER NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public notice is hereby given tint a meeting of the electors lef the Village of Exeter will be held in the TOWN HALL, EXETER MONDAY DECEMBER 27th, 1915 At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of making and receiving nominations for Reeve, Councillars anti Schoen Trustees for the ensuing year, and further notice is hereby given that in the event of more can- divates being proposed for the offi- ces elan are required to be alectad the ,meeting will be adjourned to Monday January 3rd, 1916, when oolls will be opened at 9 ani., closing at 5 p.m at the following places, as fixed by . 3y -law, viz,— Div 1—Silas Handford's 'esidenee, Main St. Ed. Treble D.R,O., Sidney Davis poll clerk. Div. 2—At Town. Hall, Jos. Davis, D.R.O.. Well. Johns, po11 clerk. Div. 3—Mrs. Mitchell's office, \fain St.. H E. Huston, D.R.O., P. Gillies poll clerk Div. 4—N. E. Fire Hall, A. Nle- Pherson D.R.O„ Moses Amy, ,poll clerk And all electors are hereby re- quested tc take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JOS. SENIOR, Returning officer, LUMLEY Messrs. Gordon, Wilbert and Ar- thur Parker have enlisted and, on fan, 4th they commence training.—Mr. end Mrs J A. Bolton spent Sunday with friend in Tuckcrsmith Township. Miss Rossic Broadfoot spent Sunday with Hensall .friends.—A few trom uere attended the Bazaar at Thames Road, —W L Kerslake had the misfortune to lose a valuable cow this week. CHISELHURST --0-- Mr and Mrs. R. Cole visited with friend_ at Brussels for a few days the first of the week.—To-night there wil.' be a Christmas tree inl,the Meth- odtst church here.—On Thursday -v- ening last a good recital -vas put 'en. by ReN Knight's Musical Class. They purpose having one every month dur- ing the winter.—Mr. and Mrs. R. Cow- ard of Readlyn, Sask., were visitors of Mr and Mrs. Dinnin, HAVE YOU BEEN SICK? Then you realize the utter weakness that robs ambition, destroys appetite, and makes work a burden. To restore that strength and stamina that is so essential, nothing has ever equaled or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be- cause • its strength -sustaining nourish- ment invigorates the blood to distribute energy throughout the body while its tonic value sharpens the appetite and restores health in a natural, permanent way. If you are run down, tired, nervous, overworked or lack strength, get Scott's Emulsion to -day. At any drug store. Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Ont. WANTED NOW Reliable salesman to act as agent in Huron County. PAY WEEKLY Outfit free, exclusive territory and money making specialties. . Our agencies are the best in the ousi- ness for we sell the highest grade of stock at most reasonable prices and guarantee deliveries • in first class condition. Nursery stock is sellins well ''this year and good money can be made in this dis- district. For particulars write Sales Manager., PELHAM 'NURSERY CO. TORONTO, ONT. ti Business and Shorthand Westervelt School Y. M. C.A.' Building ., •` 20 London,. Ontario'' College in Session Sept. '1st to -July. Catalogue Free. Enter any time. J. W. Westervelt, Principal KIRETON SI. Paul's Church in this village was the scene of a quiet, but pretty wedding on Dec. 15th, when Rev. Ry ott united in marriage Miss Ada Allen, youngest daughter of James Allen at Woodham, and Milton Ross eldest sou of Richard Ross of Kirkton Miss Florence Ross, sister of the groom, ano Private Earl Gardiner at- tended the young couple. The bride wore a beautiful dress of rose Hiawa- tha sile and hat to match. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the home of George Allen, brother of the bride, where the guests num- bering ;about twenty-five sat down to a dainty repast. Every happiness is extended to the young people in their new home in Georgetown. Dr . W .R, Carr of Los Angeles, Cal. has sent a cheque for $50 to the patriotic league here,—The W M. S. of the Methodist church seat a 'bar - ret of fruit to the! Deaconess Home in Toronto,—Lionel Kemp has enlisted for overseas service.—Mr, Wm. At- kinson wason the jury in Goderich last week.—Arthur Mack has taken, a posittor. with F. A. Taylor. STANLEY—The funeral of the late Robert Snowden was held Friday to Bayfield cemetery. Deceased was a prominent resident of Stanley town - shit: for many years, and was well- known, • At Last, Warren Ohambers--So cattle! lien tel lute gone wrong? They nay he stat been stealing for fifteen years, Barclay Murray. —Why, when they*. ♦estigated his books a year ago I Melted be came out of the ordeal sit- ®potted. Warren Chambers—lie did, but they have spotted him now. -ruck. The Essential, 'Ton see, we have good streets, ex- cellent lighting and shipping facilltlea. Trade conditions are good. We hops you will locate here." "I dunno," said the visitor. "Things look good. But tell me this." "We112"' '"what kind of a ball team have you. got2"--Washington Herald. Summer Stuff, They dabbled their tootsles, side by cache In the rippling mountain brook. Be was a pippin; she was a peach— Wonderfull Have a look! He fished in that little purling stream. He swore be would catch a whale. H.is swear was only a summer's dr6am•• Terrible! Hoar his wail! He waded out of the crick, by ling, In the hazy sunset glow, And he hadn't caught a gol darned thing, By golly! But she had, thought —Cleveland Plain Dealer. Just n Precaution, "Why are you starting 'out with an umbrella on such a sunshiny day?'-' "I am bound for the art gallery." "But you cannot exhibit an urn. brella." "Of course not. But a notice on the catalogue says that one must leave his cane or umbrella outside before he can enter,"—Toronto World. Kindness. "Do you ever go out of you± 'ft3' to do things to make other people hap‘ "Yes. I crossed the street tide morn- ing to avoid meeting a man who owe money to me."—Chicago Record -Her. ald. The Busy Man. "Away, away!" Said William silt. "I have no time For politics." Then, just to show His proper bent, Be bought some bait And fishing went. —Birmingham Agee -Herald. Benefited Anyway. "Sorry you couldn't attend our ban• quet last night, doctor. It would have done you good." "Thank you! It has done me good. I have just prescribed for three of the guests."—Boston Transcript. The Literary Courtship. "They started in a purely platonic way to read 'Lucile' together." "Well?" "Now they are, Interested in a book that tells how to build a $1,000 house." —Louisville Coerler-Journal. The Darkest.Huur, Bow often, oh, how often, were you told in your youth, "The darkest hour is just before the dawn I" Bow often, oh, how often, did you find the real truth— The darkest hour Is just before you pawn! —New York gun. Occasionally. Inquirer—Do you ever get into bis on account of careless ede Chauffeur—Sometimes e i ran into one I smashed a r lamp all to smithereens.-Chieage aft Cow Sale Jas. 'Ferguson, of .Ingersdil,, has In- structed Thos, Cameron, to sell by public auction at the METRO.POLIti '..I'A'N MOTET,, EXET.gxt, on FRIDAYI DEC. Slat, at one p.m. sharp, the following . 15 high . grade ' flu't'h'am Cows of milking strain;;. 10 Thigh •class Holstein Cows; a few 2 ycalr-old heifers.! Six of the 'cows are just freshened and the balance coming In in January,• :.February and March., As kr. Ferguson has always brought good clean stook and has proved;him- self reliable, partiesin need of .cows will do well t p attend this sale, Terms—Six months' credit on fur- nishing approved joint notes;, b,: dis- count of Six per per annum of,t for cash„ JAS. , F ]RGUSON, Prop. THOS. oil/ *0N,-..Auetlon eer, ZURICH O.n January 10th next Zurich rate -1 payers will vote on two by-laws to secure hydro power. The estimates dui not arrive in time to have 'he vote the sante day as the municipal elections. The debentures are ,for $5,668.37. The Hay council has giv- en the village the necessary - power to Tote on these by-laws. Dashwood has been given similar power. Mr Ed Schnell of near Moosejaw. Sask., is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Schnell, -Ms. Solomon Ginger- ich of the Goshen Line, south, has sold 50 acres of his farm, being the north 'half of Lot 12, in the 10th can. to his brothers, Messrs, David and Samuel Gingerich.—Mr, eemerlon Smith of Dauphin, Aran., arrived home on Saturday. He will remain during the winter,— liss Margaret Lamont has returned from a few months' vis- it with relati ryes in .Minneapolis.—Rev.. Mr. Stockman of North Easthope au - ducted ducted services in the Luther- an church last Sunday.—Mr. David Steick arrived home from Morden, Man, on Saturday. AILSA CRAIG—Mrs. (Dr.) James R Anderson of this village, died Thursday morning, after a week's -ill- ness Iran) pneumonia. She is surviv- ed by a husband and family. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE FY TENDER Consisting of Lots 32 and West half 33. North Thames Road, Township of Fullerton County of Perth, Ont. Lot 32 ccrtta:ne 121. acres on which there is an up-to-date Stone Dwelling, Bank Bart! 36x9C and 34x50 Drive House and Hog Pen 28x50; Silo14x40; up- to-date stabling, cement floors and lit- ter carrier, ;y acre choice garden, 2 acrer orchard, 10 acres first-class Bard wood bush, 55 acres in grass, balance ploughed ready Sax seeding. West hail of Lot 33 contains 81M acres an which there is an up-to-date brick dwelling, bank barn 40x90, frame barn on stone wall 36x58; 1 acre or- chard. I acres good hard wood, 14 acres Lan wheat, 25 acres be grass, bal- ance ploughed ready far seeding. These farms are situated in one of the finest localities in Ontario. Well fenced and drained; never failing spring well, and clear of weeds; von- venien- to Baptist. Methodist and Presbyterian churches and day school; mile from village of Russeldale, 7 miles from Mitchell. Possession 1st March 1916. Terms -10 per ,:ent, on acceptance of tender, balance •en Mar. 1st. 1916 without interest. Sealed tender. will be received ,ip to 1 o'clock p.m. on 4th day of January 1916, for the above mentioned farms, either separately or in one block, by Thos. Cameron Auctioneer, R. F. 1, Kirkton, Ont. For particulars apply to auctioneer or to John G. Roy on the premises. Blank forms for tenders can be had be applying to Thos. Cameron. TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN NOMINATION AND ELECTION --p-- Public notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Township of Stephen will be held in the Toler, Hall in Crediton on MONDAY , DECEMBER 27th, 1915 at 1 o'clock. p.m, for the purpose of making ane receiving nominations for Reeve Deputy Reeve and Councilmen for the ensuing year, and further no- tice is hereby given that in the ev-nt of more candidates being proposed for the offices, than are required to be elected. the meeting will be ad- journed to Monday, January 3rd,1916 when polls will be opened at 9a.m. closing at 5 pan. at the following placer, as fixed by By-law, viz,— Poli 1—W. H. Mills, D.R.O., Nelson Baker poi' clerk, booth at Mill's shop Lot 6 Con. 1. Poll 2—Wm. Dearing, D.R.O„ Asa Penhale poll clerk, booth at Penhale's kitchen. Lot 20, Con. 2. Poll 3—Alonzo Hodgins, D.R.O., Art Benedict poll clerk; booth at Sambrook's shop, Lot 11, Con. 6. Poll 4.—W. H. Wenzel, D.R.O., Ez- rt Feist, poll clerk; booth, at Town Hall, Lot 10, Con, 7 Pal' 5—David Mawhinney, D.R. 0., Thee Dietr ich, poll clerk, booth :4t Walker's kitchen, Lot, 11, Con. 13 Poll 6.—Ed. Brokenshire, D. R. 0,, A Musser, Poll clerk; booth atZim- mer's Hall Lot 23, Con.: N.B. Poll 7—Thomas Keys, U.R.O., Pet- er McKenzie, poll clerk; booth at Hannan's Hall, Lot 11,. Con. 17., Poll 8,—Wars, Mellin, D.R.O., Chas. McGregor, poll 'clerk; booth at 'Mel - lies Hall_ Lot 40, Con. S. B. Poll 9.—Thos. Webb, D.R.O,, Jos- iah Oliver, poll clerk; booth at Mac- cabee's Hall, Lot 1; Codi. Sauble. And all electors are hereby re- quested tc take notice and govern themselves accordingly.. HENRY -P EILBER Returning Offices Crediton Dec. 11, 1915 • PROCLAMATION TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public notice is hereby, given that a meeting of the electors of the Township of Usboirne will be held in TOWNSHIP HALL, ELIMVILLE MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1915 At one o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of making and receiving nominations for Reeve and Councillors for the ensuing year, and further no- tice is hereby given. that in the event of more candidates being ptaposed for the offices; than are required to be elected, the meeting will be • ad- journed to. Monday, January 3rd',1916 when polls will be opened at 9a,m:' closing at 5 p.m. at the following places as fixed by By-law, viz,- Div. 1 -Township Hall,; Elimville, Geo. •Kellett, Deputy Returning Of- ficer, John G. Hunter, Poll Clerk.' Div. 2 -Geo Cornish's House, Lot` 6, N.T.R., Hal. Brown, D.R;O., Dan Dew Poll Clerk. Did 3.—Oscar Morley's house,Lot 2, Can 10; Hugh Berry D,R.O., Geo:. Godbolt P.C. Div 4. -Public Hall, Farquhar, An- drew Hod gent D,R,O.; Bert Francis Poll Clerk And allelectors are hereby re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order, F. MORLEY, Clerk. 8. op erf l&didneaet AYegetable Preparation rods-< &imitating lheFood andReguiai, JingiheStomadhsandBo5elsof • • l'romotesDigestian beet' Iles$ asaReSL,Cagtalnsneither., Qpituu t*rpiiine milkier& NOT NARC oTic sign For Infants and children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of .;3 ottofolcllr...p4'�lEflfl7It Arsphir -teacart+ Attratif eStld. 4-svir# Ms ilia- Apr<tfect Remedy torconskpa. lion, SourStomadi3O'iarrhoea, Worms,convulslens.Teverish- nens and LUSS OF SUER FacSimle $l nature of Ike CewrAvaC.Iell'Ati1R NONTREAL&NEW YORK At6 months old ! 3$ DOSES —35 CENTS Ih Use dor Over Thirty Years ASTORIAEnact Copy o YYrapper. T44 agsvAti* CO5 ANY, "" Yo"K 1111111111.11111111.111111111.11111.1111111111111.11.1.1111111111111.1111 The purchase price of this famous 1881 Rogers Al Plate WE give coupons with every a5c. pur- chase of all the high grade guaran- teed products made by the United Drug Company. We are willing to lose money on the silverware to get you ac- quainted with these goods, which are stan- dard in their line. "Rexall Remedies" Liggett's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Stationery, Rubber Goods, and hundreds of other items, household prepara- tions, etc. You cannot afford not to se- cure this popular silverware, when you can • get it on our half bought plan. As an ex- ample, this teaspoon that sells for ax you can get for roc. with coupons. TWO COUPONS will be REXALL PRODUCTS. ONE COUPON with every 25c, purchase of any ether article in our store. ASK FOR COUPPONS AND BUY YOUR 1881 ROGERS Al PLATE AT HALF PRICE lI, I given with every 35c. purchase �ta of • COLE'S DRUG STORE i "MADE IN CANADA" Ford Touring Car Price $530 Ford Runabout Price $480 Ford Town Car Price $780 The above pii.cies 'Lob. Ford, Ont,, effectiae Aug,' 2, 1915- No speedom- eter included in this year's equip- ment otherwise` cars fully equipped, Cars, op display and sale at ,MILD SNELL'S EXETER.