HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-9-21, Page 5NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us, the undersigned, ,as G;ener-
al Merchants in the Village of Dash-
wood, has this day been dissolved by
mutual 'consent, All debts owing to
the .said partnership are to be paid
to Norman Kellerman on or before
Sept, 15th, A.D., 1916, at the Vil-
lage of Dashwood aforesaid, and all
claims against the; said ,partnership are
to be presented to the said Normae
I'e}leamann by whom the 'same will
be settled.
Dated at Dashwood this 21st day
of August, A. D. 1916.
Signed George 1e11'erma?xn
Norman Kellermann
Witnessed by
E. M. Brokenshire
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS,
The sole head of a family, or any
male over 18 years old, may home-
stead a quarter -section: of available
Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskatch-
ewan or Alberta, Applicant enustap-
peci:r in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub -Agency for the Dis-
trict. Entry by proxy may be made
at any Dominion Lands Agency (but
riot Sub -Agency), on certain condi-
tions,
Duties --Six, months residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
three years. A homesteader may (ive
within nine miles of his homestead on
a farm et at least 80 acres, on cer-
tain conditions. A habitable house is
required except where residence is
performed in the vicinity.
L -i certain districts a homesteaderin
goat' standing may pre-empt a quer-
ter-section alongside nis homestead.
Price S3,00 an acre.
Duties -Six months residence in
each of three years after earning home
stead patent;also x0
acres extra cul-
tivation- Pre-emption patent may be
obtained as soon as homestead patent.
on certain conditions.
A settler who has exhausted hia
homestead sight may take a purchas-
ed homestead in certain districts.
Price $3,00 per acae. Duties -Must re-
side six months in each of the three
years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a
house worth $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-
tain conditions.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N.13. --:Unauthorized publication of
this advertisement will not be paid
for. -64388,
DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS tip
,gniattngg i in'far iTtnnen. $5 a. boa or threOfor
$10. Sgld,at el'1 i1rug Stores, or mailed tb Any
Address bp rebefptot pr'1e pais Scofszaa Dxd4_
'Co`„ St. Cath,___Ictrineec. Oxitalfo.
PIiOSPHONO FOR IHEN. 8estbrey
Vitality; for Norre'andBrnia; iucrensea++grop
matter'' Yin na
, a Tohic-will build you up. its; a boa, or
two for $5.at drug stores, or bq mail on receipt
of price,• ris Soon= Dura Co., St. Catharines,
!Ontario.
LEGAL
ISAAC R. CARLING, B,A.
.Barrister. Solicitor, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor for The Mol
-
eons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
!lowest rates of interest.
Office -Main Street, Exeter.
MONET TO LOAN
yr navp a large amount or pr•vd,ra
tu,cds 'a loan, =mt, farm and >r'lla,;,' prop.
.ernes a, low rare. of interest.
GLA1JiAN & STA1'%HPPMY
Ra.r'ster9. 5niir°tore., to*.•ter.
DENTAL
Or. 0 Cr. RODLSTON, L.D.S.,
DENT' al"
wyr e.rnt7P• ,�i ne R.C.1., � ,r r'nrarr, , 4
Hone+ 4ranuale •tr t • nn,a r'ntvereity
1tfue .-„ver Oirk ., r 1111 a 'W.I.; ria'
-armee. Closed wedtiveda, nftc�rnoane.
DENTIST
OR A R, KINSMAN. L.D.S., D.D.S.,
Honor Graduate o* Toronto Un'vereity
=cth extracted without pain, or any
cad erfecte. Office over Gladman . &
Scenbury'e Orrice, Niacin Street, Exeter.
- C ..W. ROBINSON
ENSED AUCTIONEER AaTD „
ALUATOR for Counties of Huron -
',,P rth;..'Middlesex and Oxford, Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centra Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Cita, ge+• moderate and satisfaction is
guaranteed
CENTRAL
sTF'4 FFOR' D. 'C%,�1 t•,
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND &
TELEGRAPHY Departments. Stud-
ents Inlay enter at any title. We place
.graduates in positions, During July
and August we creceivecl applications
for over • 200 roffice assistants we
could not supply.. Write for our
free catalogue at once.
D. A. McLachlan. Principal
•
Colonist Fares
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS
From 'a11 Stations in Ontario, to
certain paints in
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COLORADO , IDAHO
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On sale Sept 24 to Oct. '8 inciuseare.
Full ,particulars from agents or write
C. E. Horning,
District Passenger Agent
Union Station, Taroato.
N. j. DOBE Exeter
Easily rocked are the three -bar grates which s?a h up
clinkers easily and, last Inger because each grate is three -
sided, ee-sicced,
Pandora
%Pie
The wan who designed the Pandora knew iii jOb. 1
ku m that ftua that is why it carries my guarantee AO well
as the makers. ,t+o
Sold by T. Hawkins & Son
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HOW TO KEEP WELL
BY JOHN W. S. McCUi orrou, ALD„ D,P,R„ OTTI OFFICER
se
OF THE PROVINCIAL BOARD O1' HEARTS.
1 ALTH DEMANDS ,NDS sufficient food to supply tins euerg-y* for our doll
activities and to make good the cantiuuous waste of tissue that
the essence of life Itself. On the ocher hand, overeating is a
harmful as undereating, sauce an undue accumulation of food i
the digestive canal leads to the production of poisonous bacteria
waste products and places an undue burden on the kidneys..
Since the food is .needed not only to ,supply energy, but also to buil
up the wastage of the tissues of the body, it is necessary that the variou
elements in the diet should be present in the Draper proportions. Thi
involves at least ?our distinct problems: -
First, --Certain foods like meat and .milk and eggs and beans and pea
itxelu,tie a large proportion of protein substances which contain nitrogen
while other foods lute; potatoes and bread and butter ar
aria IT TO EAT made up chiefly of carbohydrates and at which contai.
AND WRY no fxitrogen, It Is Important that the diet should eoretai
' enough protein to build up the body tisane, but not to
uch, since It is the protein constituents in particular which are subject t
h'trneful bacterial decompositions when they accumulate in the digestiv
tract.
Second.---Tlie body needs not only. the proteins, carbohydrates, and fat
in the diet, but also the mineral elements, or salts, such as calcium an
iron. These salts are practically always present in an ordinary America
dint, and therefore take care of themselves. It Is necessary also that th
balance of acid and alkali Conning elements should be correct. It has bee
found that when meats are oxidized they yield an acid ash, while vegetable
usually yield an alkaline ash. This is another renews why a. proper propor
ton of vegetable matter in the diet is important.
Third. ---There is a class of substances called Vitamins, which ar
Pr.'sent in meat and butter, for example, but not In bread and lard
•?'oliehin.;" or removing the outer coats from rice removes the vitamins
aril primitive peoples who live almost exclusively upon polished ric
d velop a characteristic disease, beriberi, There is practically no dange
"I' vitamin deficiency with any diet generally used in the United States.
Fourth: --Finally, a certain amount al fibrous, rough, indigestible food
remit as is found in graham bread, spinach, cauliflower, cabbage, etc., is
des mite 'Iement in the diet since it helps to stimulate the movements o
the bow pts.
If oto ;r factors are correctly adjusted, the salts and vitamins wil
take care of themselves. One should, however, guard teainst too mueli
or too little protein, too many acid forming goods, and too little of th
rough and indigestible but bowel stimulating foods.
The general rule is that a, family should -
Spend about as much for mil, vegetables, and fruits as for meat
fish, and eggs; and
Spend about as much for milk and eggs as for meat and esb wil
approximately meet these requirements.
How near does the relative size of these items in your butcher's and
•grocer's bills come to these standards?
h*
Is the birth of your baby registered? If not, go at once to the Clerk
of the municipality and see that all particulars of the birth are placed 01
rac::,rd. The Clerk, who is called a Division Registrar, is required by law
s, and
11r;i,1:4Tfl 'PION deaths. duplicate
osende ones of each of s�of the egeto the
Registrar -General, Parliament Buildines. Tr-reeee, on er
1VtRI.AGES, before the 15th days of January, April, July, and Oe-
Asel) DDE_1,THS tober in each year. A few Division Re ;'::trans are ear(
less about these returns, but the great reteiority are a110,
conscientious men who are worth a great deal more to th num eipal:.1cs
in various ways than is commonly recognized. When nes- r ,cords are
rec.:ved at the Registrar;General's Department they are bound up for each
municipality, indexed, and stored in fireproof vaults for future reference.
Of what use are they, did you say? Well, if you happen to be a soldier's
wife with four or five children whose ages you have to prove before you eean
gt 1I1-111 on the Patriotic Fund, or if you have no other means of proving
r,,,ir _naive), the Registrar -General's records will come in very handy,
esh caely a:: - the debt we owe to the soldiers is recognized by the fact that
ne charge is cattle to his representative for certificates o1 the records. All
te.at,is nc,:e ..,•y is that the application shall bear the signature of the
Magistrate, eeeeer of Patriotic Fund, or some responsible Verson.
WHAT ONTARIO
Hamilton; Ont. -"This is to state that
I have received great benefit from the
use of Dr. Pierce'e
Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Some time
ago I was run down
and weak, suffered
FOLKS SAY.
ZURICH
Mr. C. L. Sinith .has
purcliase.d the
residence of Mrs, ;M: 'Fritz. and: takes
posessioa. this month. Mrs. Fritz will
move to London. -peter Kropf has
disposed of his :galrage 'business to Mr.
Emanuel Volland.-,Mr,l John Gascho of
Michigai# is visiting ,relatives here.-
Mr, Geo. Bender of Iil1., and Mr. Dav-
id Bender of Elkton, Mich., are visit-
ther father, Mr. Peter Bender of town
Gannet• Murray formerly of Drysdale
has taloeh to 'himself a better half, in
the person of Miss Hattie Young of
McKillop, They willill reside an Mr.
Murray's fine farin in Tuckersmith.-
a/Irs. Michael Kaercher had the mis-
fortune to fail ,one day last week and
fracture. her arm. -This we.ek we have
to !record the ,death of Mrs. Lydia
Gabel,+elict of the late Wm. Bossen-
berry, at the advanced age of 36 years
and 5 months. DeIcease.d, had been in
failing health for same time and the
f lrailties.',of old age eventually had
ev
their ay, as she passed away on Sat-
urday morning at !thiel hoe*of Mr.
Cyrus Colosky. She was born in
Waterloo ;County, on April 9,- 1850.
In. the year 184'5 tslxle was wniated in
nuairriaga. to Wm. Bases berry, from
which union 13' .children, tw(ere barn,
six of wham and the fatherpredeceas
ed her Five. sons and two daughters'
survive -Edward of Zurich, hlenry,Hen
sail; Frank of Kitchener; Adam and
Charles of Alberta; Mrs. Joseph Mat -
thee of•.Iiansas.and.lVlrs, Smitle:e Galt
ifl
loss of appetite niid
was miserable.
Foul' bottles of the
`Prescription'
cured -me up m
fine shape; it did
wonders for me and
I can recommend
it very highly to
women who are ailing." -Miss MARIE
Mu,LZR, 127 Hess St., Hamilton, Ont.
Brantford, Ont -"Some few years
ago I got in . a very much run-down
condition. Was very weak; could not do
anything; had no strength at all. I be-
gan 'taking Dr., Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion; I only took five bottles and it put
me in. splendid condition. • I felt better
than I had for years. Other members of
my family have used this medicine and
found it equally . as beneficial. I can
highly recommend it to weak women." --
Mits. A. GILMOUR, 71 Brighton Row,
Brantford, Ont. x .
The use of Dr. Pierce's Favoritir Pre-
ecriiption:"makes women happy by. making
them healthy. There are no more crying
spells. "Favorite Prescription" makes
weak women, strong, sick women well:,
• Likean open book, our faces tell e
tale of health or disease. Hollow the s
and sna
ee es listless unk, ,. , y steps slee ie
nights-aellef wasting debilitating disease
some,place i
,pia, in -the body. It may be one
1 e: or nother
a the causeever
is
P�generally
Y
traceable to aommo
c n source.
"Go the'"Prescription" ion
to -day ---either
P
her
in liquid or tablet form -if ou want to
better yoiir physical condition speedily.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate and in-
vigorate ' stomach liver and bowels
Keep the body clean inside as well as
ac.a: Fere
SEM,H'OR rH-A quiet; wedding: took
'alrttce .at;: the harm of •Mr, and Mr...
HughMackay,' Sept. 12
„when'
en their-
,
�,
second dalg r, Ea Belle, was url+
nte:d in marriage to Harry. L. Myers
son of Mrs.. J. iR, `Myers,<',a 'pro's- ei ous
young.. merchant of Stratford. -The
death occurred at her residence, Jahn
:street Sept 7, of ,Margaret Cochrane
Chesney, eelnlct of the late Samuel
BRUCEFIELD
, amen
A hapoy event took place at the
residence of Mrs. Jas. Turner on
Sept, 9, at high noon, when her cnly
daughter. Mabel A, Turner was unit-
ed in marriage to Walter Watts, man-
ager of the Dominion Bank, Hunts-
ville. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. 1. Hal; Woods of Bruce -
field in the presence of a few rela-
tive, and friends =A pretty wedding
teen place at high noon Sept. 13 at
the home of George Tyner of Huliett
Township, when his only daughter,
nfaud became the bride of Charlie
Clifton a Brucefield, -Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton took the afternoon train from
Clinton for a brief honeymoon trip
and on her realm will reside oa the
groom's farm ct, the; London Road
Bruccefield.
Monday, Sept. 11, a� Main St.
'flay, (laughter f �I Rale
of Ele a!l d
HENSALL
On t
alethodist Parsonage, Exeter, Bertha
ug ter o . r, h- Blatchford
n� , was married to Charlie L.
Jinks. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. ,nfr. Muxwor•thy. The
Bride wore a suit of bine taffeta sill:
wita hat to match, After the wed-
ding the hapoy couple left for a trip
to Toronto, Niagara Falls and Bui:alo
returning to their home in Hensall,T
.nrrs, J A. Atchesort announces the
marriage of her daughter, Alexa Adel
aide, to Walter S. Ferguson, tit,
on Sept. ,Medicine Hat, Alta. -Miss
Erma. Rennie, tvha is training for a
nurse at Detroit, is 'home for her heli-
day.—Mas. H. Sparling of Medicine
Lake, Montana, is ,visiting her par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Sherritt,-_
Mrs, Lou Simpson has gone to at.
Joseph tot parse Ansa Silencer.
LUCAN.
John Fox is visiting his son, Dr.
Frederick Fox in New York. -Beta, S
O'Neil of Toronto visited his brother
I). S a few days.--RRv. J. E. Holmes, 1
a. former pastor, Preached in Lucan'
Methodist church Sunday morning,-
Fred Coursey and Geo, Groom on fur.
lough of six months from the firing
line ,Arrived here last week.--Maand
Mrs. Wm. Tier and daughter left fox
their home in Winnipeg. after Iwo
months" visit here, -Rev. H. T. Cross-
ley, evangelist, will conduct special
services 'here commencing Sept. 24.
The Lucan traces ,were held on Mon-
day and attracted a large crowd.
ORAND BBND
Too late for ,last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Brenner and Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra !Brenner left Tuesday
for a visit in. 'the ,chest, --Mrs. ?.Baker
who Ina belen on the sick list, is
recovering. -Mr, endt Mrs. Cyrus Green
and ;.Mrs, G, Zapfe l;eft. Tuesday to
visit at Point ,Edward and Pt. Huron,
and Cass City, Mich., for two weeks.
-Mrs. H. Gould, who was taken ill on
Friday ;evening is some better at the
time of writing. --.The boys from Camp
Borden were home over Sunday, -Mal
Maurice. Brenner visited a tew days
at Forest. -Mr. and Mrs, Joie Disjard-
ine and Mrs, John jtoss were at Lon-
don Fair Tuesday.
CASTO R IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
$ ceatt
ail aware.
Sunlight
Soap
The inducements offered with common
soaps cannot make up for the purity of
Sunlight Stun. It costs US more to make
Pure ;.gq oap.But it costs YOU less to use
it, for Sunlight pays for itst if in the clothes
it savesi-It does not wear and rub the
fabrics as eomlmon soaps do.
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ACTIO
The Master of Disease
The cause of d:`seeee -removed. from the spine --no cause no a° 'eat. You
cannot get around facts, no matter how skeptic: al you are, and a you are
not well we can gonviace you that Chiropractic is the logical saninae or
the .relief of disease, based oa a thorough knowledge of adjusting the ver-
tebrae of the spine (or backbone) thus ;relieving interference with :tie cur-
rent:, which is the cause of disease:-
The
isease. The body, like any other machine will work normally when an its parts
arc in•place sa the energy will ap11y. In the: human body the energy* i;
called ale currents. It is transmitted through the nerves from °'xet brain
cella to the 4isstee cells of the body and so long as _the nerve *•hannals
are free the 1111e currents will pass to the' place of function, an 1 norma;
activity evill :result -which means HEALTH.
Consult us on any disease. 011e visit wilt convince you tha' Chiro-
practic is right,
Any of the organs or glands ,of the body may be'ome disea•,t•l from
pressure on nerves. Have this pressure removed, Why treat ef.e ts?
If you have any of the following ailnicnts. stop treating elle :s, have
the cause removed --no cause, no reffet't. We have helped your t,iends, tt e
can do the same for you,
Abscesses Diabetes
Asthma #Female Weakness
Appendicitis Fevers
Bronchitis Grill Stones
Bladder Troubles Goitre
Constipation Heart Disease
Catarrh Hay Fever
Dyspensia Insanity
Deafness Indigestion
Jaundice
Kidney Diseases
Liver Troubles
Lumbago
N crocus I) ebility
euralgia
Piles
Paralysis;
Pharnygitis
Pleurisy
Rheumatic :x rn any
part of the body,
Sciatica
Sight
Stammerin
St. Vitus' can. -e
Tie-doulaureaux
Urinary rea,ease
These .are only a few of the d iseascs, as our space is liinite i
If you are a, sufferer from any chronic trouble see Dr. S. '.1. Junc
Mondays, Wednesdays' and Fridays, Exeter, opmesite the Rol sr 'lips
Consultation and ,examination free ,
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outside. Chesney 'i,n her 75th year.
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You will not see a long
list of necessary acces-
sories advertised for Max-
well cars,
ELECTRIC starter and lights, one-man mohair
top, demountable rims, rain -vision windshield,
speedometer, linoleum covered floor boards and run-
ning boards—all these features, which are found on
much more expensive cars, are part •`of the regular
Maxwell equipment. They are included in the list price.
When you buy a Maxwell, your investment is com-
pleted There are no extras to buy;.
In addition you get a car of proved endurance, of
unusual economy. And behind these qualities there
is the .record and reputation of the Maxwell, which is
Second :to none. - -- .
We insist and willy~
prove toa> thatathe Maxwell is
the world's greatest motor car value. •
Roadster, 8830 Touring Car, $850..., 1 ''Cab*iolet 81235 -�
Tozvn Qctr, $1,y?00 . , ;Sedan,." 814460
Kilo equipped,°taetud1ng elecVic stare,' and lights,,, All,prfces•f o tort dsor. Ont
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