Exeter Advocate, 1914-10-29, Page 5DENTAL
Dr. Q, it', ROMIASTpN, L.D. , DrD.S.
DISINTIST
ktember of tuts R.Q,»,S, of Ontario anti'
Hiner Graduate of Toronto SJi Iyersity1
officer --Oyer Diou.soa & Carling's law,
office. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DR. A. B. KINSMAN, L,D.S., D.D.14t.,
Honor Graduate or Toronto Universal'
DENTIST •
Teeth extracted without paint or any:
bad effects. Office over Gladman
8tanbitiey's Office, Tartan Street, 'Ptxeteor,
DICKSON & "CARLING, BARRISTERS,,
Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers, Com•.
naesionorta, Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank. etc.
money to Loan at lowest rates of interest
Offices -Main -St., Exeter
L R. Carling, H.A. L. H. Dickson
MONET TO LOAN
•
We have a large 'amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village prop-
erties at tow rates of interest. •
GLADMAN & S1'ANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors. Ere ter.
T. B. CARLING
Lite, Fire, Accidont and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and cont
ducting audtton sales. - P�xeter, Ont.
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST' 'LAND REGULATIONS.
THE sole head of a family, or ;r;.ay
male over 18 years old, may homestead
a quarter -section of . available Domin-
ion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or
Alberta The applicant must appear
in perso t at the. Dominion Lands Ag-
' ency df Stub -Agency for the Dis-
trict. Entry may be made at •.ny'
Dominion Lands Agency (but not
Sub -Agency) ; :an certain conditions.
Duties -Six months' residence • upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
three years. A homesteader •clay live
within nine miles of his homestead cn.
a fain of at least 80 acres, an certain
conationsA habitable ,house is re-
attired
e-at iLred in. every case, except when .r e:-.
silence is performed in. the vicinity.
In certain districts a homesteader in
good standing may pre-empt a quarter
section•alongside his homestead. Price
;3 per acre. Duties -Six months resi-
dence in each of three Years after
earning homestead patent; also 50
acres extra cultivation. Pre-emption
patent may be obtainedas soon as
homestead patent, on certain condi-
tions
A settler who . hasexhausted 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, "en -
Myatt 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 , ,nay • be
—substituted for cultivation under cer-
tain. conditions.
W. W. CORY, G.M.G.
Deputy of the MinLater of the Interior
N.B.-Unaukthorized publication of
• thin advertisement will riot be paid tor.
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two for ;5, at drug stores, or by mail on receipt
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Leave's Toronto 8 a. n., arrives De--
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A • BACKAC� E:
with hurnhi highly colored
uritle•-are sil •t i ns of we*• x
inflammed Kiln ',sig
Gin MS
cure all, Kidney and. Bladder
Troubles. 50c. a box, ;Q for $2.50.
—at all dealers. us
ZURICH
Mr. Bert Brown from Western Can
ads is visiting with hi' parents, Rev.
anal Mrs , Brawn. -Mr. Wm. H. Smith
of Detroit was'in town last week on
business in connection with his fath-
er's estate. -Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rick
hell has returned from a few, months'
visit with their children •in North
Dakota, -Mr. Morris Weber returned
from the Canadian West, and will vis-
it with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. C.
Weber for a time. -Word was sent
that 'Pearl McBride, who' wrote on
th: Jayne Departmental examination,
a ,del, Was • reported :unsuccessful, has
pasted. This makes -aa excellent
showing for our -school, four out of
four for Entrance! and five, out of., six
for graduation having succeeded in
obtaining their certificates: -On Oct.
18th{<'_,.. a• young people's Lutheran,
League was organized in the Evangel=
Mat Lutheran St: Peter's congrega-
tion It will meet every Friday even-
i:'ng,'at' 7,30 o'clock.
HENSALL
Robert Carlisle sustained a severe
shaking from a fall off his wagon. -.
Mrs 'Miler. ,after spending some time.
with her sister Mrs. Scott, returned
toher home, in Da,wiaga, Mich. -Mrs.
Humeston is in' St. Marys owing to
the illness of a relative. -A public
meeting,, of ratepayers was held in
the Opera House on Tuesday evening
to discuss what the council should do
in the ,way of • a patriotic' fund. The
reeve explained the situation and , it
was unanimously recommended that
the council grant $500.
Mist C McEwen, nurse of New
York,' is visiting her father, John Mc-
Ewen. -Jas'. Jarratt ..has a broken leg
the result of a horse's kick. -While
at, wor1Cin the flour mill Bob Camer-
on, in kicking a belt off a pulley, got
his foot caught and his ankle badly
sprained. -Mrs. Frank Wood of Bran-
don ,Man., formerly. Almina Ramsay
who resided here sometime, is ,lead.
HURON LIBERALS ; ORGANIZE,
At a meeting of .the Liberals of
South Huron, held in ?3rucefield on
Wednesday of last week', an associa-
tion was organized with the following,
officers : President, Henry Smith of
Hay Township; vice-presidents, Dr.
Shaw of Clinton, W. Findland, Hair
lett and M. Muadie of 'McKillop; ;;sec-
retary Alex. Mustard of Brucefield;
treasurer Dr. Mayer of Henson,'
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Muscular Lumbago or Gout -get a
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"Fqr years I suffered with Rheum-
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kidneys and bladder were affected,
and .1 rapidly lost flesh. Afthr five
weeks:- use of..RHEUMA.•I..was. a.w'ell
man." -William. Fry, Fort Erie, Ont.
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-We have a sound business propos-
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man for this district to sell fruit trees
small fruits, flowering shrubs,etc. Pay
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OVER 600 ACRES
of frith and ornaiiaental stock •ander
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guarantee delivery of fresh, high
grade,. trees. , Our agencies are valu-
able by' 'reason of the service we give
an.' the volume ,of ' business done.
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IOO OF WEEK
Want. Events Which Have
96iiiirred d flthis Week.
'Thq Busy Woz'Xd's iaPPen:ngs hare•
l illy Con%piled and rut Into
Handy- aid Attractive Shape for
the
Readers of Our Paper -,-A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
WEDNESDAY.
King George and Queen Mary, who
left Landon last week for Sandring-
ham, Volumed to the capital yester-
day. ,
The American Ambassador at Ber-
lin has succeeded in arranging for the'
release oi• all Brftiah.ers in Germany
over 55 years of age.
The family of Venustiano Carran-
za, Constitutionalist first chief,
reached the 1Vi`exican'border yesterday
to be ready -for a hasty exit
Thos. Murphy, of Chafroy's Locks,
died in the Hotel Dieu at Kingston
as a result of a fall from the steamer
Colonial on which be was employed
as wheelsman.
The Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co.
are at present turning out approxi-
mately- •170 shells per day for 12 -
pound field artillery guns for the
Dominion Government,
Wm. Carver, aged 35, died sudden-
ly of heart disease last evening at a
meeting °of the Baptist G.Y.P,U. in
Port Hope, Mr. Carver was just pre-
paring tb read an address when
stricken.
The Japanese Navy Department bas
announced the occupation "for mili-
tary purposes :of strategetically:.im
portant'islarids•' in the Marianne (or
Ladrone), Marshall, East Caroline
and West Caroline Archipelagos. •
In •a -despatch. from 'Rotterdam the
correspondent of The London Even-
ing News declares that the German
marines are leaving Antwerp to re -
Join. -the German fleet, and the.,Ger
man ships are being extensively pro-
visioned. •
TN U I:SI)AY:
The Belgian refugees are beginning`
to return to their own country, espe-
cially to the city of Antwerp.
An effort is being made to organ-
ize a corps of civil servants in Ottawa
who do no: belong to any of the mili-
tia re,,i_sents. '
Mrs. Tames 'Romain and• her broth-
er, Tony Demarco. of North Bay. were
arrested yesterday on a charge of ar-
son, as a result of a fire at the Ro-
main rt nidence,-
Lt. -Col. W. S. Hughes will• bo ap-.
pointed provisionally in command of
the infantry battalion to be organized•
from the infantry andrife units of
the third division.
It is officially announced that Maj,
Liberte, Quebee, will have :charge of
the machine gun section of the,
French-Canadian regiment, while
Maj. Rainvllle will. be quartermaster:.
Italy has decided to remain out of
the war, but she has.notified the pow-
ers that she- may find it necessary ho,
occupy Avlana, Albania, awing: to the
chaotic conditions prevailing in that
country.
The German steamer Santa Cath-
ariva, from New York for Rio Jan-
eiro, etc., before reported seized as a
war prize, is now reported sunk off
Parcel dos Abrolhos, off' Rio Janeiro
as a result of fire.
—A -message 'from Athens states that
two- submarines and a number of
aeroplanes in parts are en route to
Constantinople via Rustchuk, on the
northern. border of Bulgaria. They
are from soma German point.
The :,.reamer Brussels reports -that
she pawthe steamer Cormorant of
Rork ;Sink in the North Sea. - -It is
euppoaed sine struck a mine.. Her
Ctite'itl'; probably were saved by a • tor-
,pedo.boat which was seen to leave
Harwich.
FRIDAY.
A Germn}ataisualty list issued yes-
terday . coi>n§ tha names of about
11,500 ki ; 'wounded and musing.
' About III6660 Hindus from Canada
took passage yesterday on the liner"a
Tenyo Meru and, Mongolia froin'San
Francisco for the far east.
Giving to tike ,;war all the social
funggi 1ons at 4ueon'p„Yniiyersity will
irobably ,lie cancelled. The matter
will be dsc.. fed by tile senate.
Magian )3- ,aha native -Chief of the
Geriilan itis run, has been executed
becalrui;e . he attelinpted to foment
t tttoul the 3latives a rebellion againat
Gei•tnany.
The German gn governor of Jaluit • s-
I
IRA, which' hoe. been 6ccapied by the
Japanese, has arrive at Yokohama
Wit Japanesw
e arship.• The United
States consul ,will arrange for his fil-
turn to Germany.
is lea
It rrte •
d in metal circles c es that
e steelier Troilus, which was •sunk
the German cruiser Emden, Leat-
ed rnoii,g other things in her cal'-
go, Q tons of tin, valued at nearly
g ha� illfon•dollars.
A lave§ Agency despatch from
Petrograd sayathat the ussfan.11fin-
ster of Finance has bet#u ajlthdi'ized
by imperiiaal decree to place short term
treasfi y hekads, amounting to $60 -
000,000 o . "i,. English market.
Th b
gmanwas
4�
taken fr
g
Y a0
the old Welland Canal at'Marra-
below lock 15 ye•nterday afternoef .
,Beyond an old,empty purse, nothi:n`
was: found in the pockets. No , pct
son has been reported missing of late.
SATURDAY. -
Thomas Gilbert Cook was found
not guilty yesterday at Edmonton o
the murder of Wm. B. Crawford at
:Waapwright on. litay 14.
Mug George hag approved of the
naval volunteer fepree of Galiada be-
ing.lrnown as the. "Royal Naval Cana-
dian Yolunteer.Reserve,”
'The • German authorities have sei;-
ed:the English church at Wiesbadeft,
requiring' Rey. Mr. Freeze to give
them a list`bf the church property.
Ebenezer Coffel, one of the' most.
prosperous and wall -known farmers
in the vicinity Merlin, was instant.:t.•
iv c
killed by being ran.. 1:tover bya• chin y
g'.niachine
The Vet ez'eln: '
,n ,b .e
a int hase-
Ca r
•ligitttd,"beeattso of an economic crisis'
and 'a mew Ministry has been appoint-
' ' hien. iirnacio Andrade has been
mat \linls`er of Foreign Affairs.
The i:ritish torpedo gtinboat Dryad'
latch went ashore recently at Kirks
ry or to cos�it al' t1'trhdin', Pas
b that
1 ref as ed. A ai Xialza cation "shows.
as al1at ed u ,damage,
Nexa. has been .ecefved,in fondon
of t Ze° .death fn action oef Lord John'
$pend +at'eu4ish, son Of the late
X:SZrd , , dwarf Cavendfah, and young
est brother of the Duke roll
German made goods to the value of
$1,443793 Managed to reach NOT
Tort duriug.September, accordiug to
a detailed review of last,raonth's
ports and exports issued by, Collector
Maloq,
9dor that he might brave e-
nhance to fight the Germans, William
ljp d, 0 thrQe�- e ; eoiivict in the
pen eiltiary, ha petition sent
tot 0 /blister el e asking that
ho be allowed.rete On Marone.
11$ONDit.Y.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier left Ottawa for
Quebec to confer with 'some of the
leading men in his constituency. He.
w probably addressat least one
meeting. -
The heading mill of tire Suther-
land -Innes factory of Chathann was
completely destroyed by fire Saturday
night, involving a loss of several
thousand dollars.
Thieves entered the Lyons Tailor-
ing Co. establishment at Chatham on
Saturday night -and stole a suit of.
clothes, an overcoat, a sweater and
other small article...
The• death occurred Saturday of
Elizabeth Sheldon Lyman, 81, :one of
Kingston's oldest residents. She was.
the relict of the late Theodore Ly-
man and was born at Bennington, Vt.
In sight of the marine observers
at the mouth of Honolulu harbor, the
Japanese battleships Hizen captured
and sank the German steam schoon-
er Ae'olius, .supposedl- from -the Mar-
shall Is:ands::.
The hotelmen of London ;.are or-
ganizing to . wage a strong,fight
against the campaign of the °London
Social. Service Federation to reduce
the number of licenses from 26 to 20
1n. January next. ' •
Word is to hand thatta'brother`and
a nephew of Lieut: Brook of the•.Lon-
don detacLment f the •Royal- Cana-
dian .-Regiment,. -have been killed in
action in France. 'Both .were attached
to British regiments.
Anti -German rio..s occurred early
yesterday in the Clapham district of
Landon. A German baker's shop was
wrecked, and police reserves were
called, out and dispersed the rioters,
who numbered several hundred.
• TUIrSDAY.
Forty-five Yukoners arrived in
Vancouver.yesterday in charge of An-
,diiew" Hart to join the second war
co-ltingent
In='semi-official Liberal circles at
Ottawa it is stated that there will be
no opposition to th r election of Hon.
T. 0., Casgrain in Quebec County.
Sir Adam Beck has cabled an of-
fer of "Sir James," the famous horse
which won prizes at the Olympic
Show, to Gen. Alderson, commander
of the•Canadian army.
Chief'NVew'ton of Belleville's police.
for while engage!. in picking apples
in "is garden, fell froin- a ladder, -
breaking three ribs and sustaining
other painful' injuries.
Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman,
who was on trial in Mineola, N. Y.,
all last week for the murder of Mrs. .
Louise Bailey, was released on $25,-
000 bail by Justice Kelby in the
King's Csunty Supreme Court in
Brooklyn, yesterda--.
The Belgian relief committee in
Montreal have received in cash up" to
date $145,066.53.. This does not in-
clude a subscription of $15,000 from
the Province of Ontario, and several
other large amounts which have been
promised but not yet received.
The 'Chines) Foreign Minister has
demanded the surrender of a Japan-
ese torpedo boat with its crew, which
entered Chinese waters and substi-
tuted the Japanese flag for the. Chi-
nese dragon and 'attempted to do
away, with' the wrecked German tor-
pedo boat, S90.
CHECKED EVERYWHERE.
Official •- i3ulletins Say Germans Ave
Held All Along Line.
PARIS, Oct. 27 —The• following of-
ficial information ' vas given out by
the French War Omce last night: "In
Belgium, Nieuport has been, violently
bombarded, and -the effort of the Ger-
mans has boritinue 1 on- the front be-
tween Nieuport and I)ixmtide,, with-
out, according to'the latest advices,
any result whatever having been
reached., b it, , •. ••
"All the• „.front. comprised,, between
La Basses, and the- Somme 'has been
equally ,tpe ,gbjeGt sol, violent attacks
at nights. ail of whieh.-have • been. re-
pulsed,
OA P.Mainiter f. the :front
there ia- aothingt ta,Feport."
The_ filetaip ,colnrnunlque' of. :the
French .,War Office, issued yesterday
afternoon;. says: "During the day :of
yesterday (Sunday) our front along
the general line between Nieupport
and Dismude was maintained. The
German force which crossed the Yser
between these two towns has not
been able to progress
"Our front -has held Mao in the
region between Ypres and Routers;
between Armentieres and'Liile,;to :the
west of La Bassee and. Lena;' and to
the east of Arras. Thin line; is, con-
tinued to the south by the line,w•hich
already has been 'Itdicatiil :in' these
official communications. During., the
fighting of recent days' the. ,enemy
seems to have sustained' considerable
losses._ 07
"In:Russia, to the west.ol the Vis
tale and to the north of the Pilica
river, the Germans have. been captur-
ed at the point of. the bayonet by the
Russians,
"To the south of the Nice, in the
direction of Radom, there has been
a lively engagement between the
ltus"siaus and the Austro -Germans,
who.lost prisoners and"cannon ' •"
"'To the • south of Soleo, ''t1lb' situs-'
i si1Rtroo sC hesaa 'the 0' ' Ai ut l
ari b>y
main foree. drIVing
back, On the RiverSan,-and othe
>s
south of y'rzernyst, there have occur-
red stubborn combats , resulting fav-
orably to the Russians. An Austrian
column debouching from. the Carpath-
ians on Dolina (in Galicia, 22 miles
to the south of Stry) was routed.""
� ► .,rieree: ,
Lite Preset' tiers
,ts i}., cert enenayitq,the pllys cal
regular r dusted p ysle a
.Qaretully allipted'teTyrork
MBE chains' ay1Nei'critical and4cause" tints d
Olerirlg a ex'lefe7les-TheiTod ern,*youn
a rla of nerves � ,tl h3 h Orlin ri
t fainting pe;leciao-noel' fre ue tly blue' and
,diasatha�ted, ritb:life,. "' Suet) girls' should be }lelped
oirer�t,hie' d1iltressing stnga In life•••-bj a woman's,
,.tonic an nerivnei=that has proven sutcceasful.for
over 40 years;i
ices es. cf lvornan , A medici prepared by
e etrI utile it tge$ingweam jta,'sdoiseaaeb•-
� by l,ha ,host isn't• e�fe ' phis constitptioo,
fit t now, • nabl. i' . Jquid,�,oq, • tablet fon t the
,d u '' for - end SQ o •e st s for'"'"t till box,to••Buiralo:
jBvair.womsn maYr rte fuUY• and ci en Y"Co' s fW
Dr. Plprce and hie stafr;ot. hysicians and'•Specctalistr,
at, the 1pvslkteiilotel,and, sywiriest 1rastittlte,•8u$talo,:
iNl Y . and may beggar that ber cos& will rgeetve care-,
fun, conscientiona: a ental eonsid ati9n, asd that
'experienced medical vied wl 1 be sayers to /tee free.'
DCPJERCE'S .E'ASANT.PELkETSi•e Fats
aind,inti/gerafr'ePtom«eA+livor,antd•,i w,j1.
Srtar sets tel.ttay grenade, saay to toheir4cveab rd
MOUNT CAlt-HEL
The holy hands of marriage ware
announced in the ,R. Ca church here,
an Sunday of :lir, James Ziier, Dash-
wood and Miss Mae Miller, Zurich
the marriage to take places at Zurich
on Tuesday- morning,- Mr. Patrick
Glavin arrived home from the west.
oil Saturday evening. -Mrs. McI in'
non of Shipkai who has, been visiting.,
friends here for some time, 1'eft `•on.
Saturday for Detroit, where: she --in,
tends to remain. -Quite a ' huinber'
Qom this neighborhood attended -the
Band Concert held at Parkhill Tires
day evening.
Clinton -After an illiness since:lait
August Mrs Thos. Gibbings lied .on
Tuesday of last week at the age of
.59 years. She was a native 0.f 'this
section. being a daughter of ,he:ate
Jrhir Shipley and spent her entir.
lifetime in 'this neighborhood.
Tuckersmith-Another membe'rof
worthy band of Huron pioneers has
been gathered to his Fathers. Mr,
John' Templeton, who for over half a
century had been a resident of the
10th concession of Tuchersmith, died
an Thursday of last week•, having
rea cher? his good age of nearly 86
years
Clinton -The horn of Mr, and Mrs:
Gea Bauer Indiranapolis, Ind., :vasthe
scene of a pretty wedding, when their,
daughter, Miss Katharine Elizabeth;
was married to Carleton Clarke All'ii,
sou of Rev. and Mrs. S J. Alhn ; of
Clinton.
Blanchard -The death occurred' at .
his residence, Con. 4, Blanshard
19, of Georgie Edward Spearin, in his
57th year. His health had been usidei
mined by a paralytic stroke aver a
year ago and although he partially re -
coverer: he ha'd",not since been in
good .health
Seaforth-One of the oldest resia
dents of this .part of, the county has
pass'eci away inithe person of :vlr.John
Beattie senior, who died at his , rzsi
dente Wednesday last. He hast' been
in poor health, for several months. lie
was in his 82nd year, and is survived
by a grown-up family of four sons
and four daughters _
1 ippen-Friday morning the ..rte
Mrs Thrri Dinsdale departed ' ,his
life c -p .the old homestead here. The
lady 'was 87 years of age, and shef and..
her husband who died a few years' •
ago, came here from Yorkshire, Frig..
aver sixty ,years ago. She leaves!' to
mourn two sons John and Robert, and
one daughter, Mrs G. C. Petty. ',
Today he can eat three square
■teals and sometimes ono
"eeztra" because Chamberlain's
Tablets cured Stomach Troubles
and gave him a good digestion.
You try them. 25c. a bottle.
All Druggists and Dealers or by
Mail. 5
Ci ab risia■aiidseCe.Term.
C 4AM BE RAINS
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TABLETS
The
Advantages
to the Estate
of having a Trust Company
administer its affairs ara
many, yet the charges are no
higher than those allowed a
private individual acting in the
same capacity.
This strong, conservative
Company, unlike an individual
executor, will not fall ill, go
abroad at a critical time, be-
come adefaulter or pass out
of existence, neither will it
neglect your affairs for its
own, because its very life de-
pends upon its 'fidelity 'to your
affairs and those 'of -others.
Consult us regarding your
will and the administration of
your estate.
The London & Western
Trusts Co, Limited
382 Richmond St., London, Ont.
Sir Geo. Gibbo, SC•President
Jnsohn S...�2oere, Manager
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