Exeter Advocate, 1914-6-18, Page 5DENTAL
Pr. GI, V. ItQUT.STON,. L.D,S„ 'D,D,S,
DENTIST
kiegnber: of the R,G,D.S. of Ontario and
Honor graduate of Toronto' University..
Offlee-Aver Dickson do Carling's law
office: Closed "Wednesday .afternoons,
DIt. A• R. KINSMAN, L.D.S.,
Floor •Graduate of Toronto Universale
DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain, or any,
bad effects,, Otfee over Gladman
gtan'bury's"Office, Maim Street, Exeter.
LEGAL
DICESON & CARL ING, RARRISTElR$,
So}tcttora;_Notarie,s, Conveyancers, Com-
missioners.: Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, etc. •
money to Loan at lowest nates of interest
Offices--Main-St., Exeter
1 R. Caning, H,A, L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount ot• private
funds to loan on fawn and village prop-
erties , at tow rates of interest.
GLADMAN (SE STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter.
J. SENIOR
Aggiit Confederation Life . Assurance
Company.' also Fire Insurance, in lead
tng 'Canadian acid British Comphnies:
'a• ^ Mian -St., Ezeter.
T. B CARLING
Lite, Fire, Accidaut and Plate Glass
insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auotion sales, - Exeter, Ont.
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH'
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
;THE. solehead of . a family, or 4.ay.
nialaover18 years old, may homestead
a quarter -section of available i3omi,w-
ion. lad in Manitoba, Saskatchewan dr
Albhsta• The applicant must appear
lit te 11 at the Dominion Lands 'Ag--
encr for the District. Entry by .proxy
lay be made at the office of anyLo-
cgl Ageait of Dominion Lands inot
sub agent) 6n certain conditions.
Duties -Six months' residence upon
aid ; cultivation. of the land in each of.
three years. A homesteader lay live
within. nine miles of his, Homestead cn
a farm of at least 80 acres, on certain.
conditions. A habitable ..house is re
ouired in every case, eicce tt when. re
s derice is performed in the vicinity.
Ice certain districts a homesteader in
good 5tandi,i g may pre-empt a quarter.
section :alongside his homestead. Price
$3 per acre. Duties—Six months resi-
.: de.r ce iri each of six years from date
of homestead entry (including the time
required to earn homestead patent)
A homesteader who has exhausted.
'`bis homestead eight 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,-
Itivatc. 50 acres, and, erect a -'house
worth $30Q. .. ,
• The area of cultivation is subject
to reduction in case of rough,scrub-
by ar stony land.+ W. CORY
Deputy 'ofthe M•ifitster of the Interior
N.B.-Unauthorized ;publication of
this advertisement will root, .be paid for.
CENTRAL
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other calling. To reap: the full meas
gte' of . success you must have the
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aric s Best Business School. We give
individual attention. You may enter
our classes at aay time. Three De-
partments, Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy. Write at once Tor • our
free catalogue:'
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
LET US PREPARE YOU
' for a business career. Attend.
ELLIOTT
Toronto. Ont., where you will ;et
correct instruction and assistance in
obtainin',.employment when competent
College open all .summer. Enter any,
• time Catalogue free..
EVERY WOMAN
is
int etested and should kpow
about the wonderful
Marvelwhuungs ray
Doacho
Ask your druggist for
it. If he cannot supply
the MARVEL. accept no
other; but send stamp for Illus-
trated book -sealed. It gives full
particulars and directionsinvaluabie
td ladies. WINDSOR SUPPLY CO. ,Windsor, Ont.
Gderal Agents gents Canada,
¢ for
,
AY
RANDTRUNKRSYAISTLWIM
Homsseekers Excursions
Round Tickets to points. in Manitoba
„Alberta and Saskatchewan via Chic-
,+tigo St. Patti, Duluth, or Sarnia and
Northern Navigation Co, on sale each
Tuesday until October 27, inclusive,
at lots Tates. Through Pullman Tour-
ist Sleepers: to Winnipeg on . above
dales leaving '.Toronto 11. P. "m.change of cars.
No.
IRP•TISRN .LI1YIIT .TWO MONTHS
''Tile ,Grand Trunk. Pacific railway
is the Shortest and quickest ro+ute
between Winnipeg, .Saskatoon red, ,7 d
montort with excellent through ser-
vice to Regina.. Trains inow i tin.ning
into Calgary.
l fill
particulars at "Grand Trunk fic-
ket Offices, or write C. E. Horning,
D.P:A,. Toronto, Oht,
- N. f,Doh,uBxeter..
HENSALL
in the Huron and Pextb. Baseball
League Hensall won out over Stafffa
out, th'e 1ocel diamond 6-5. Hensall al-
ee trimmed the Boundary 1.0-6, Thus.
lletsttll has won two, Stafffa one, and
the BotnnderY nope.—Work on the new
cement tank connected with the town
well was commenced last week. It is
to be bu.t with to very, strong found-;
atloe sb that it carni be built nigher
if the people want to go in for a
complete system of fire protection.
—William. Mitchell and his, sister Mrs
Peart of the west attended the fun-
eral of their mother,
A WOMAN'S MESSAGE TO WOMEN.
If you are troubled, with weak, tired
Feelings, headache, backache, bearing
down sensations, bladder weakness, cons-
tipation, catarrhal conditions, pain in the
sides regularly or irregularly, bloating
or unnatural enlargements, sense of
falling orntiaplace:tientof iiiternalorgans,
nervousness, desire to cry, palpitation,
hot hashes, dark rings ruder the eyes,
or a loss of interest iu life, I invite you
to write and ask for any sinipie method of
home treatment, with ten days' trial
entirely free and postpaid, also references
to Canadian ladies who gladly tell how
they have regained health, strength, and
happiness by this method. Write to -day,
Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box.. 840
Windsor, Ont,
ZURICH
Miss Pearl Wurtz is visiting rela-
elves at Guelph for a few weeks.-
Robt Douglas of Saskatchewan ar-
rived here and intends visiting with
his mother at Blake for a while.—Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Rau of the Commer-
cial returned from a short visit in
Detroit The latter's sister returned
with them for a short visit.—Mr. Jus-
'tice Melick has been. very poorly the
past few weeks and is tunable to leave
his bed without assistance. -Mr, and
Mrs J D, Mesmer and Lily Merner,
all of Hespler, formerly resideints here
are visiting friends and relatives in
town,—Mrs. Dave Studoa, who has
been visiting her parent's, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Koehler, returned to her home
at Tavistock.
Mr. Wm. G. Hess hes been. ap-,
pointed manager and':operator of the
Hay Township telephone central office
at Zurich, a positions held by Mr. E,
Zeller for several years. Mr. Hess- is
to receive ,$1200 per year for Ills
s erg ices. AS he is. a practical elec-
Erre' ''° the c e will likely be. at-
'
hang 11k y
_. isfactory.
Centralia
Mr Wm Moffatt received a car of
stare hogs from the West on Fri-
day last and will fatten them for the
market
Lestyou forget paste it in you hat
that the: Tiiest .of July celebratio¢l.will
be as good ,as in the past arid per-
haps a little better." "
, Mr. W. T. Coawili shipped two car-
load of very time cattle' to the Buff-
alo market on Saturday.
Mr. Wes, Hodgans and children vis-
ited his mother in 'London a few days
Miss White of Hem ail .is visiting
Mrs, S Andrew.
The baseball game on Thursday last
with. the Crediton, team was a good. ex-
hibition -and both teams did !tome,
goad work. The boa's found the
Crediton pitcher's curves and at the
end of the eigth when the game was
called the score was 136 in favor of
Centralia.
Mr, Jesse Deibrydge of Hamiota iia y.
spent part of Monday with S.Andre:w.
The contracts . far the Centralia
deeia were let on ionday .10 Mr. Jos
Law
$9$5.so00n his being' the lowest tender
Neuritis Follows
r
C i led Nerves
pp
Painful Effects of Chrinic Rheumat
ism Quickly Routed by Rheuma.
T1 your nerves are all crippled from
attacks of Rheumatism, Neuritis can
easily get a strong hold on the nerves
This most painful disease is one of
the hardest known : to expel, but
RHEUMA can reach' it if : given a
chance This testimony, is•positive
proof,— ,.•
Last, March' 1 was' so "crippled with
Neuritis in left limb I could walk
Scarcely at 'all. Tried all remedies I
•leaid of and.. had two physicians.Noth
mg did 'me any good until i .Ysed
RHEUMA—$2.00 worth of your med-
icines surely cured me.—Mrs. C. E.
Hayes, Russell, Ky.
W S, Cole, will return your money
if it fails • 50 cents a bottle.
•
FARM FOR SALE '
Beni. -Lot 23, Con, 8, Stephen, con-
taining 100 acres, and part of Lot 23
Con 9 'Stephen, containing 25 acres
On Leo; 23 is a good Brick 'House,.
containing 7 rooms, a.
ca tad
n r m , with cellar; two'.
barns one 36x58 with stabling ander-
teeth. Water in stable pumped by a
windmill from never failing spring ;the,
other burst on frame. foundation 30x,
50 Farm well fenced and drained, On.
the 25 acres there are 5 acres el good
hardwood bush. Farm is well situat-
edd being 3 miles from Dashwood, 3
from Crediton, 5 from Exeter town and
station• gravelroads in all directions
1 acre orchard. Satisfactory reason
for selling Terms reasonable, Por Lull
particulars enquire of proprietor on
the premises, Josiah.,Kestie, or 13, S.
Phillips„;auctioneer,..Exeter. 'Will be
sold in block. ai separate ,to suit pur-
chaser rl►r �+ �y�+* *i
DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS tilt elle•
piloting Pill for Women. $5 a box or threo for
$10. Sold at all Drug Store. or hailed to any
address on receipt cd price. Tara Scorisnt, Daus
no. St. Catharines, Ontario,,
PI OSPH Na , FOR MN,. Vim a d
11u and
Vitnlitylfor is/erre and. Brain; literalists "grey
matter ri Tonic -,till bnttct you rip. $5'a box, or
two for $6 et dreg stores. or by midi on rocoint,
of pries, . Tits scoot r r, porn co., St. Catharines.
Ontario.
URY
The home of Mr. and Mrs Robert
McDonald has hem blessed with a
vouis r son,- Mrs. Wm, J. Smith while
descending some steps last week had
the ;misfixrtwnc to fall and break her
collar bone, --,Mr. Frank- Washliur'n of
Guelph visited a>couple ' days ' last
week with friends here,—Miss 'Jessie
Washburn of Guelph is visiting with
,friends here.—Mr. "and Mrs._Garfield
Needetem .of Ballyfnote are Here Al
present owing to the contiltuecl ill-
ness of Mrs. Neeclham's father, • Mr.
Rich: Hodgins: ,
Crediton
stallions, four other horses, and all
SAIN'TBJ3
the equipment and,machinery,
The main streets of our town were
given their first application of oil .on.
Tuesday., Life is worth living now.
Very few objections are heard now
as to' 'expense, because we . realize ` it
se the only melted to stop the dust.
Mr Elmer Sheardow,r,, of Goderich
was in the village on Wednesday. Mr.
Shearcloawn was married to Miss Wat-
son, of Bayfield a few weeks ago. We
extend to them our hearty congratula-
tions end wish them every joy and
happi,rress.
The, Crecliton, Brass Band has been
engaged to furnish the music at the
Strawberry Festival in, Shipka next
Tltu`rsday evening, 25th inst..
Dr. and Mrs, Eckert, ” V. S., of ,Seb-
ringville, motored here on Monday.
and spent the day with their' son.
Mr' and Mrs. Ghats Greb of" Berlin
visited Mr. and Mrs. August Hill lest,
week,
Wheat Wright have been a serious ac-
cident t
1 n occurred three miles front Lu -
cart last Friday night, ellen , Harry
Eckert's au,ta turned turtle. The
other occupants of the car, B. Brown
Herb Young and Herb Fahner of this
place and Mr. Sproule of Norwich
were .hurled into the ditch and escap-
ed with a few bruises, Mr. Eckert,
the driver, was pinned underneath the
car but wa.s released at once not much
the worse of his experiencie.. The.
blow-out of the hind tire was the
causef the he accident° The wind=
shield and a hind wheel were destroy-
ed and the mud guard and lamps.
twisted. That none were killed is a•
wonder .and all are . congratulating
themselves upon their narrow escape.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Banes attended
the funeral of Mr. Frayne in Alvin -
stole on Wednesday,.
The Continuation room of the school
closed clas on Saturday. Entrance tr ay. En r n xam-
aminations started yesterday with 30
trying
Miss Pearl Holtznla,n, who has Been
attending the Deaconess Hospital :in
Chicago for some time, is home for
her holidays.
Mr. Wm. 'Lewis of Algonquin Park
is visiting his father.
Albert Moulock has had his garage
moved back end intends starting work
at hi new shop in a few days. When
completed .he will have everything. un-
to-date
p-to date and plenty of room to do his
Mr BlackburnofToronto visited his
son of the Banlr of Commerce staff
during th'e week end.
Mrs. Wm. Kuntz of Exeter spent
Last Sunday with her sister" Mrs. Link
Mrs . Chas. Zwicker and little Ger-
ald awe camping " at the `Bend with
Mrs. Robeit' Essery.
Rev ,Selby' Jefferson has returned
home from Sarnia after attending the
Methodist -Conference. We are pleas-
ed to learn that he will continue the
work here' for another year.
Chas Zwicker has had the additions
to his house torn clown' and will
have it relit:lilt bei an enlarged scale
with more conveniences.
Our boys, went to Centralia last
Tleuesday and played the- game of ball
but were defeated. Theydispute the
game 'and well probably. have to get it
settled; by the executive. The return
game will be played here Thursday
night Everybody come.
It becomes our sad daty to refer
to the death of Miss Miranda, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Fink
beiner wlio died in Crediton Satur-
day the 13th inst., at the age of 28
years 7 months. The deceased was a
victim of that dread disease, the
white plague and was 'a patient suf-
ferer for some time. Her demise
wall be . greatly regretted. She was a
faithful and valued men"fiber of the
Doicas Bible ,C_lam of". the Evangelical
church, representatives 'a which took
part in. the funeral services Tuesday,
To the . bereaved family is extended
the heartfelt synape`tliY of the commun
ity. They have hail, their share of
sorrow and bereavement of late and
are certainly deserving the warm word
of encouragement and comfort from
their friends.
FARQUHAR
Mr. Jos .Vance of Britain is visiting'
in, the neighborhood.—Miss Gertie
Stewart of Tdronto is visiting with
relatives here.—Mr. Peter Gardiner has
purchased a Ford auto.—The married
meas of Farquhar plaYed a game of
baseball with the Plugtow a team on
Saturday night. Score 8-3 in favor of
Farquhar,—The Garden, Party in con-
nection with the Presbyteffian Sunday
Schoolon, the Manse grounds Thule -
evening was a success and was much
enjoyd'1 by a large crowd. Music
was famished by the Exeter James
Street church orchestra.—Mrs. Canter -
an, Sr, is seriously ill, and not ex-
pectec to recover. Miss Ettie Allen
her granddaughter, is waiting on her.
•
News Topics of Week
SAT tiIwU- k,
The first Niagara camp was
brought to a close yesterday:
The Mexican. delegates to the Nia-
ga.ra Peace Conference have decided
to ignore the Antills. incident,
Gen,-Garranza •,yesterday annautic-
ed the names' ofhis three representa-
tines to the Peace Conference at Nia-
gara Palls.
Fired. Ducker, of Toronto faces a
charge of manslaughter, the eoroner's
jury deciding lastnight that he
strttek the blow that caused Joseph
Sean! ores death,
Pfre destroyed the barns of It.. 13,
Watson, 5eotea Line, early yesterday,
and burned .two heavy Clydesdale
Sir Thomas Lipton was fined $50
at Southampton yesterday for fur-
ious automobile driving. He Bald
'he 'lied been so used to traveling on
Shamrock 'IV, he didn't realize his.
speed.
Kenneth D, Douglas, ':::self-styled
g ,
jot r. alist,. short story writer, doctor
Qf 1} ilosophy and social service ad -
'eller, well-known in Canada, has
been arrested in Poston charged with
PerJury,
MONDAY,
While entering a deserted 'Chinese
shack often frequented by tramps,
Provincial' Constable J, 'N. Allan of
Iamlo0ps' was shot dead there on
Saturday.
The Mexican troopship Guerrero
destroyed. the Constitutionalist armed
seater Guiiaean; after a battle near
tGou raePpnoursts,Th rsday night, Wording
g,
The Pa>.ama Canal tolls exemption'
repeal bill was signed Saturday by
'yice-;,'resident , Marshall and by
Speaker Clark, for the U, S. Senate
and House respectively.
A fifth eruption of Mount Lassen,
California, more violent than that of
Thursday night, which in turn was
far greater than any of those that
preceded it, occurred Saturday.
A quartette of fishermen of Jack
'son, Mich., report that they caught
a turtle which weighed 103 pounds.
The fresh water monster was taken
to Jackson and put in the city zoo..
John Duffy, a roomer at 128 York
street, Toronto, attempted to commit
'snieide early Sunday morning • by
jumping front. the second storey . to
thewasunhurt, ho -
sidewalk. He how
-
Captain
u u
ever, ,
Captain John Berry, pilot of the
missing balloon of the Million Popu-
lation Club, and his aide, George Y.
Morrison, walked into Oregon City on
Saturday. Their balloon was wrecked
in a tree.
With 350 passengers onboard, 240
of whom were members of the Inter-
national Circulation Managers' As-
sociation, the Northern Navigation
Co.'s new steamer Noronic
C w , arrived
at the Soo Sunday, on her maiden
trip up the great lakes.
TUESI)A 1.`
• Rafael Gallo,: a -famous, toreador,
received serious injuries during the
bull fight at Algiers on Sunday.
The Manitoba Methodist confer-
ence yesterday passed " a resolution
approving th t abolition of the bar.
A luncheon in honor of Theodore
Roosevelt was given yesterday by Sir
Edward Grey, British Foreign Secre-
tary. ,
Loren Jackson was elected new
chief of the St. Regis Reservation
Indians, near Cornwall, yesterday,
against three other candidates.
Kingston city lost an old resident
yesterday in the death of Julia Sophia
Gildersleeve, 73, wife of James P.
Gildersleeve, a resident for over 45
years.
;A'dlai Stevenson, vice-president of
the . United States during Grover
Cleveland's second term as Presi-
dent, died early Sunday morning,
aged 78.
Harry . K. Thaw yesterday was de-
nied release on bail, pending consid-
eration by the Supreme Court of his
extradition from New Hampshire to
New York.
A aew model cheese factory, sit-
uated near Athens, Ont., was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday, together
with the week's make of cheese,
about 30 boxes.
A bomb, said by the police to be
highly destructive wan found yester-
day in the building occupied by the
Italian consulate and the Italian sav-
ings bank in New York.
Edward Ashworth, a fireman on
the steamer Fairmount at Kingston,
while climbing a ladder to board the
boat, missed his footingand fell to
the wharf, receiving serious injuries.
BATTERY 'IS NO MORE.
London Artillerymen Resent Treat-
ment of Major Leonard.
LONDON, Ont,, June 16. — The
Field Battery of this city is
practically no more, as the result of
Major Wood Leonard, commanding
officer, being relieved of his commis-
sion following the discovery of li-
quor in the tents of the battery at
Petawawa. Practically all of the 100
men in. the battery demanded their
discharge on being paid off here yes-
terday, following their return to the
city Suinday. The men express great
indignation at the treatment of Major
Leonard, who they claim was wholly
unaware of the presence of the beer
in the camp. All the officers of the
battery, which -is a volunteer one,
have also tendered their resignations,
following the episode, but will take
no further action until a consultation
is held.
The rank and file of the battery,
which has been one of the best in
Canada, claim that the London squad
was by no means alone in having 11-
quor in the camp. In connection with
the affair it is rumored that • Major
Leonard, who is Held in the highest
esteem both in and out of the bat-
tery, intends to enter a civil action
for damages against Lieut. -Col. Mor-
rison, on whose authority the search'
of the battery's tents was conducted,
claiming that the search was made
without the knowledge or consent of
Major Leonard and in ,his absence.
The order book of 'the battery
shows that before going to camp O-
plicit instructions' 'were issued by
Major Leonard that no liquor would
be tolerated in the camp for a mfli-
ute,, and the men of the batter*,' to
a man, maintain that their command-
ing officer knew absolutely nothing of
its presence there.
General Retired. For Cowardice.
ROME, June 16, -.---King Victor Eu-
mafuel yesterday signed a decree
placing on the retired list Gen. Ag-
liardl, who •was :captured by the
strikers during the recent disturb-
ances- avid surrendered his sword to
them without offering any resistance.
Troops yesterday repulsed a num-
ber of striking railroadmeu who at-
tempted, to outer the station at Bo-
logna and to prevent the passing of
trains.
AreYou Suffering From
Auto_
-
rron • TaY
,post�91$,
o
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the State of beingpoisoned, item toxfc, substances produced Within the
; body'! This is a condition due tothe
stomach, bowels, kidneys_, liver, or
poresyMore than 50% of adults
g€ the body failingto throw off.the poisons.
are SUfferkg from thistrcrible. This is probably
why you are suffering
fro
u
nerounes, headaches, loss of appetite, lack of ambition, and anY other
symptoms produced b'Y Auto -Intoxication. Your whote system needs stirnng up.
oat PIERCE'pirReEPS GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
(In TabAat or UIgulef Form) Tao kited edition of Br.
w wi remedy the trouble, It. first aids the system to
expel accumulated poisons. It acts as a tonic and finally
enables the body to eliminate its own poisons without
any,outside aid. Obey Nature's warnings. Your dealer
r in medicines will supply you, or you may send ape for a sample
package of tablets by mals. Address Dr.R.RPierce, Buffalo,N.Y.
MerneaI Ad er should
bo in every Is. No
reason . whyy^^ you should
be without Lt when it will
be sentfree to you if You
win remit coat of wrap -
Ping endusalling-S1 oae-
cent stamp,. -to Dr R.V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
SEAFORTH—Wotrd was received
here of the death in Moosejaw of Mr.
Harry VanEgmend, a former well-
known and highly respected young°
mail of this town, 'He is survived by
his wife and one daughter. The re-
mains were brought here for Interment.
the fusteral taking place Sunday en-'
der the auspices of Brittanic l.lasca-
ie Lodge, Seaforth'.
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FOR SALE BY WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS EVERYWHERE
LOCAL OPTION -Residents in the local option districts
can legally order from this 'brewery whatever they
requite for perscual or family use. Write to
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