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Exeter Advocate, 1914-6-11, Page 5DENTAL. Dr. Gi, It. RQtILSTON, L.D.S,, D,D,S, , , DENTIST Member of the R.C.D.S, of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. • Mace -Oyer Dickson & Carling's law caste. Closed Wednesday afternotenu, pt's. A, R. KINSMAN, L,D,S., Honor .Graduate of Toronto University DENTIST tietii extracted without pain, or any; bad effects, Office over Otadmian & Stanbury's office, Malin Street, Exeter. LEGAL DICKSON & CARLING, Bi RAISTERS, ---e. solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,. Come Ereste,oners, Solicitors for the llolsone Bank, etc, • , , 5ioney to. Loan at lowest rates of interest Offices -Ninon -St., Exeter E. R,: Carlini , B.A. L. M. Dickson MONEY TO LOAN • We have a large amount. or private feuds to loan on, farm and, village prop- erties at low rases of -interest. GLA'DMAN & ' STANBURY I3arristers, Solicitors. Exeter. J. SENIOR Agent. Confederation Life Assurance Company. also F irre Insurance in lead= ung Canadian and British .Companies. eiain-St., Exeter. T. B CARLINQ Rife, Fire, ACaldbttt and Plate .Glass tngurance,..Coliecting ;accounts, and ctori- dticting auction sales., - Exeter, Ont. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS THE sole head of a family, or any mals over 18 years old, may homestead a quarter -section of available,, ilomin- ion land hs Manitoba., Saskatchewan or Alberta The applicant .must appear perso't at the, Dominion Lands Ag- ency for the District. Entry by proxy may be made at the office of anyLo- cal Agent of Donpnion Lands (not sub -agent) on certain conditions. Diiities-Six. Inon:tlis', residence upon and cultivation of the • land' in each of Wee years. A homesteader may live• within nine miles of -'hi +homestead cn. a farm of at least 8.Q, acres, on certain. conditions- : A "habitable _house is re- auired in every case,• except when e- sidenice is performed :in the vicinity. In certain districts. a homesteader in good standing "may. pre-empt a quarter sectipn. alongside 1>as homestead: Price d ce iner ore. eachDofl sixSix years.dnths se to deo from date of homestead eatay (including the -time required to earn homestead patent); A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead` right and cannot 'ob- tain .a: pre-emption 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 stbny.land. W., W. CORY Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N..B,-Unauthao'rized Publication of this advertisetne'nt will Toot be ped. for,. CENTRAL /Odd STRA T I -ORD. ONT. Become a specialist in. Business. It offers" more opportunities than pny other calling. .To reapthe full, rheas use of success you must. have . the bes; possible training. 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Horton, acconkpaliied by Mr. and Mirs. Oliver has gone > to Forest where the latter couple have secured a good position for a year.- Gordon Bolton, has the masons building , the font -Wagon for his new barn. -John Glenn sr., has purchased a new buggy -Frec1 Simmons had added to. the aps earaece of )lois` nsew hog pen by giving it a coat of paint. -Wellington Kerslake lead the misfortune to lose a two year old colt by getting mixed up in. e. Wire fence,-Ifensall and the home ball team played a tie game 3 -3. -Jas Broaclfoot sr., who has been, ailing for the past;dnontb is somewhat bet- ter, we are pleiased 'to say, George Glenn has disposed. of his show mare to Mr, L, H. Mills of Woodham. Mr Mills as to be congratulated on his purchase df ,such it fine animal. -Mrs Thos. Jackson) of near Listowel is hese 'the. guest of her mother. 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Try them, zee. a bottle Druggists and Deatere or by mail, e a Chamberlain Medicine Co., Teener NEWS TOPICS 6F WEEK important Events Which Have Occurred During the. Week, The Busy World's Happenings Care- fully Conapuod nod Put Into Handy .and,' Attractive' Shape for the Readers" of Our Paper—A: Solid flour's Enjoyment. WEDNESDAY. Allan, the twelve -year-old, 5On Of Jobe' •Huskinsent' near `Qrap'geville, blew` his 'left hand eff With :an air gun firing ' umbrella Albs. Sir William Willcocks., builder of the Assuan Dam inFagypt, has been retained asconsulting engineer for the Unite( States reclamation ,ser- vice. ' Shiaeka Kaneko, 21, from Japan, a brilliant high school student for four. years, committed suicide ''last 'night by hart kart and bangle.; in his room at Pawtucket, R.I. Lord Brooke, who commanded a Canadian brigade twoyears ago at' Petawawa, sailed on the Oceanic to- day to<•c5ommand the Petawawa camp in the summer training: • Bobby Rbbidou of St. Louis, aged 28, well known in the south as a boxes, was drowned -yo,..erday while giving an exhibition of fancy diving at a natatorium in Memphis, Tenn. The•'seeret commissions' bill; that unique piece of legislation born in the Senate, decorate". the House or- der paper again yesterday, but noth- ing •could .be done -with it for lack of a seconder. The Hamilton police . announced yesterday• that p.ver $2,000 of the money stolen in the robbery Of" the Bank of Montreal at New Westmin- ster, B.C., several years ago, had bean .cireulated,in the city last week. TB U R$DAY. The o>fBoe • of ' the: Gillies' : planing mill, Preston, was broken into by burglars, who secured only a small amount of cash and stamps. - By a vote of 8 to 6 the. Senate for- eign relations 'committee yesterday adopted the Sutherland- resolution favoring : special arbitration of the T'.►nama tolls dispute. - George H. Luchsinger, president of the Humboldt Savings Bank, one of the largest financial institutions in San Francisco, committed suicide yes- terday by inhaling gas. The Russell Hotel Co., owners of the buildingg and holders of two mort- gages on the contents, yesterday seiz- e the goods and chattels of the New Russell House in:Ottawa:. , The:.refusal of ;Montreal employers of carpenters to raise their men's pay from 421-2 cents an hour and to reduce their hours' of work to eight has been responsible for a strike of 600 men.,' Premier Borden, in reply to A. B. MacCoig, yesterday, stated that the matter of Hydro -electric railway sub- sidies was still • •unser consideration, and thatthere would be -no -legislation this session. Major -Gen. Sir Savage Lloyd -Mos- tyn, K.G.B.., is dead at •Bath; Eng. Born in 1835, he served in the Cri- mean War and the Indian' Mutiny,. and also took part in the . Ashanti War of 1874. The French Colonial Office an- nounces the annexation by France of the Wallis Islands, in the southern Pacific, The group, consisting of about forty square miles of territory, has 4,500 inhabitants. FRIDAY. Rev. Principal Gordon of Queen's University and George- Ham of the C. P. R. were; officially` gazetted hon- .o-•ary colonels in the militia yester- :lay. ; Paul Deschanel, one of the "Im- mortals," was yesterday re-elected Speaker of tlie French Chamber of Deputies by 411 votes against 24 scattered among other candidates. Lieut: Governor Sir John Gibson and Lady Gibson; visited London, Ont., yesterday and took part in the formal 'opening of the .preventorium at the Alexandria Sanitarium at Byron. Word was received from Sir Ru dolphe•Routhier, judge of the Admir- alty Court of, ' Quebec, yesterday agreeing to sit 'on the board of en- quiry into the Empress Of Ireland disaster. Th a tripartite agreement between the U. S., Great Britain -an• e Netherlands as a means of protect ng their' citizens in the . Mexican oil ields. from .spoilation was officially announced yesterday at Washington.. A new . it gusher was struck yes- terday within the town limits of Ori Springs, Ont. The new gusher has a capacity of 40,000,000 per day. The sinker and dip, weighing a ton, were blown a distance of fifty feet in- to the air. Several foreigners declared inTo- ronto police court : asterday that Geo. Oconomoff had sold them buttons for $2.50 each, and had. declared that these were a secret'passport recogniz- ed by • immigration officials. The ac- cused was. remanded on a charge of fraud. SATURDAY. Two French army aviators, Lieut. Gironee and Sapper Rioux, were kill- -d yesterday whib flying near Dijon, If ranee. One of the oldest residents of Can- ada has just passed away in the per- 'tan a"f Remi Leblanc, aged 100 years and five months. Arms and ammunition for the Con- stitutionalists have been disembarked tt Tampico from the American ship ;ftnshine .without opposition, B; means of a wireless telephone tiaisaratus invented by tWo French tors.) officer's, conversations were car - :led on Thursday over a distance of r;,0'miles, near Paris.. The armory of the Ulster "valuta +sera" was strengthened.yesterday by ne addition of 3,000 Matiser rifles, is the result of a daring gun -running 't.at of an Irish, yachtsman. Dion. Robs, Rogers was the host itirsthtr night at a dinner In honor of Hon, Dr. 13eland, Liberal member 'or Beaune, on the occasion. of his tpisraaehing wedding to a Belgian :izr`1y.. i.. N. Bate, president of the Ottawa deform Association, h:as resigned be - ample he cannot support the Rowell "abolish the bar" policy in the On- tario ,elections. Mr, Bate is the pro- 1rietox oft three licuox's s The Earl of Lunaged 84, died yeatercl'ay. He was aide-de-eamp to: his father, the third earl, who was in command of the British cavalry Miring the Crimean war, and who was largely responsible for ,the charge of the Light Brigade at Baa- MONDAY. R. H. JuPP was killed by falling off 1 ridge' at Alliston, ot,whieh he was superintending the • construction in his Capacity as county engineer. 1%omas Cornier, 16 'Years old, em ployed as a rivet -slinger, tivas;. instant- ly killed at Amherst, N.S., when a piece from a traveling'crene fell, hit- ting on the head. Harry Bath, 293 Carruthers ave- nue,. Ottawa, a lineman of the Ottawa Electric' Co., was electrocuted Satur- day;- He was,, at the top of a pole when he touched a live wire, Arthur Sladen, secretary to . the Duke•;of Connaught, denies a rumor of an engagero.ent between Princess , Patrice. of Connaught and the Grand Duke ,of Meckienberg-Strelitz. ,Premier Wm. A. Holman of New South -Wales, whose comments on the lois • of the Empress of Ireland have ,given rise to lnuch iitieism, denies that he prejudized the official inquiry, Sir II, Rider Haggard, the novelist, who'is:Just returning to London from a visit to Rhodesia, Zululand, and East Africa, will visit Canada in July as a member of the Dominions Royal. Commission. Late Friday night an eastbound passenger train, overrunning ' Cote siding., near Kamsack, Sask., smashed head on into a westbound fast freight, killing= an 'express messenger named Arnold, and two mail clerks. The death occurred in Paris yes- terday of ,Gabriel Ferrier, one of the best known French painters, at •the age• of 67 'years. He was' a professor at the French. National School of Fine: Arts, and a member of the institute. fUF,SDAY. George Iulk, a Russian,' arrested 2a_ stabbing a fellow countryman in. a family brawl at Brockville, was sent to jail for one month. Sixty persons were injured, several of them probably mortally, by the explosion of a balloon at the annual fair .4 Cezanne, France, yesterday. George Fred Williams, the U. S. Minister to Greece, has offered his services as a disinterested mediator to the conflicting claims in Albania.. Application. was filed yesterday in. the IT,. S. Supreme Court by counsel for'Harry Thaw for his ,release on bail, pending consideration by the court of the extradition case. Lloyd Vinton, . aged. 14, who wan bathing in a pond near the G.T.R.. tracks at Cope';own stepped into •a hole and - was drowned. The body was recovered two hours later. Barry J. Matthews, charged with receiving money stolen from the New Westminster branch of the Bank. of Montreal, was e remanded,.: yesterday when•he appeared in the Toronto. po- lice court.. The first passage ,through the, Ga- tlin locks of the Panama Canal by an ocean liner was successfully car- ried out yesterday by the Panama Railway steamship Alliance, a vessel of 4,000 tons. King 'George yesterday received Gen. Bramwell Booth, who had been requested to go ,to Buckingham Pal- ace to give his Majesty the details of the forthcoming international con- gress of Salvationists. PUBLIC iS ROUSED. "Let Them Die" Is Attitude. Towards Hunger Strikers. LONDON, June 9. "Let them die!" is becoming a rather popular slogan in connection with the "bun - ger striking" suffragettes, since the public has become so profoundly re- sentful of the actions of the militant women. f • is reported to -day that the Gov- ern ent ov-ernent had decided to take a step in -t Is direction by introducing leg- islation- to indemnify the prison au- thorities against the consequences of allowing suffragettes to starve them- selves to death while in prison. The Evening Standard yesterday interviewed a number of prominent People including clergymen, on the 4111,ject, and all of the latter who are quoted by the newspaper, express themselves in favor of the proposal. Father Bernard Vaughan, brother of the late Cardinal Vaughan, re- plied "There would be nothing ethi- cally wrong in letting them die. Let them :start at once and make up for lost time." Rev. Arthur Waldron, vicar of St. Matthew's, Brixton, said "If the wo- men refuse food they should be al- lowed to dile.": Rev. Richard Free vicar of St: Cle- ment's. Fulham, replied: "I think the suggestion very good. I have advo- cated it for many months." Severalof those interviewed de- nounced impartially both _forcible feeding and the "hunger strike," while Willoughby Dickinson, a Lib- eral member of Parliament; Lady. Cowdray and Lady Mill -Mackenzie dismissed the suggestion as prepos- terous. • Several Barns Burned. BELLEVILLE, June 9.—This sec tion of the community was visited by a severe electrical storm, which did considerable damage. Barns; belong- ing to C. H. Bonisteel, in Sydney ToWnehip; Walter Meyers, in Thur-. lbw Township; Mr. Hamblin, in Sydney; William Collins, in Hunting- don, and William Preston, in Row - don were burned, with their contents. A number of horses and cows were killed' by the lightning. John He'iidrick Dead. B1;OCKVILLll, June 9. John. 1 endrlek, 80, .a lifelong resident. of Elizabethtown, died' Sunday at his residence in New Dublin, after a short illness. 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