Exeter Advocate, 1915-5-6, Page 5DENTAL
Dr. G. F. ROULSTON, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTIST
Member ot the R,C,D,S, of Ontario and
Honor. Graduate of. Toronto University.
t7Ikice--Orer Dickson & Carling'e saw
office. Clasen Wednesday afternoons.
OR. A R. KINSMAN, L.D.S.,
Honor Graduate of Toronto. Univeraity
DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain, or any
had effects*. Office over Giadtnan B:
Stanbury'e Orrice. Aiain Street, Exeter,
LEGAL
DICKSON do CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors. Notaries. Conveyancers, Com:
missumere. Solicitors for the Moistens
Bank. etc.
money to Loan at lowest rates of interest
Offices—Main-St.. Exeter
1. R. Carling. B.A. L. H. Dickson
We
[ands
'ertles
MONEY TO LOAN
have a large amount of private
to town on farm anti village prop
at tow rates of interest.
GLADMAN STANBURY
Rarristers. Solicitors. Ereter.
SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
THE sole head of a family, or any
male over l8 years old, may homestead
a quarter -section of available Domin-
ion, land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or
Alberta The applicant must appear
in perso at the Dominion Lands Ag-
tacy ot Sub -Agency for the Dis-
trict. Entry may be made at any
Dominion Lands Agency (taut not
Sale -Agency) on certain. conditions.
Duties --Six months' residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
Cheat years. A homesteader 'nay live
within nine miles of his, homestead en
a fan of at least 80 acres, on certain
ca tions. A habitable house is re -
puked in every case, except when se-
sldence is performed in the vicinity.
In certain districts a homesteaderin
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
=pine homestead patent; also 50
acres extra cultivation. Pre-emption
patent may be obtained as soon as
homestead patent, on certain condi-
tions
A settler who has exhausted his
homestead eight 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, 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, C.M.G.
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N.B.—Unauthorized publication of
this advertisement will not be paid for.
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NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN NEWS TOPICS OF �/ reported 'Thursday night ta.ilsave been C Z v A N---111 o dish or flying ashes. Ash
WEEK sunk by a German submarne off the
Isle of Lewis, North Scotland, was h ' d all h "
ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently.nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than in
mature life, This, is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we: say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now, It
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong and active,
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They help one over many of
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ORDER FROM US.—Now is the.
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magazines you require—Canadian oe
foreign -"The Advocate .;an supply
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them
Hensall Odd Fellow; attend church
at St Pauls Sunday when Rev. Mr.
Doherty will preach. --- Mrs. White-
si d•' be sold her house on Oxford
Street to Mrs. Holly Little,—M las
Mary Godfrey of Mildmay, is vis-
it in€• MISS Shrink.—Wm. Murdock
disposed of it is residence in ::gmond
vi Ile to William Sinelar and has pur-
chased H. Ingrtm'; residence and 'ots
on Oxford St. —Milton. Ortwe in has
purchased a Ford car, — Recently a
happy event took place in St, Mark's
Church Minneapol is, Minn. when Miss
Maud M Petty, fourth daughter of
George C. Petty of Hensall, was un-
ited in marriage with Peter F. Ken-
nedy of Winnipeg.
The Second Degree Team of the
Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows came up
on Friday evening last and eonfar
red tht' work of the degree .an :our
candidates in a very creditable man-
ner „The work being done and a -ew
addresses being made the visitors en-
ioyee a light lunch before returning
to their homes.
WEDDING INVITATIONS :IND
VISITING CARDS
The Advocate is making a specialty
of wedding invitations—complete sets
with note paper, inside envelope, and
outside or mailing envelope, all to
match We carry all the popular
lines of paper, and we print them
with either the ever standard script
type o' the Old English, type. Girls,
if you are thinking of getting married
see our samples—they will make you
glad you said "yes" when he popped
the question. If you are married,
thea will make you feel like getting
married all over again. Our visiting
cards and type styles are right up to
the minute and as tasty as the finest
ani most expensive engraved cards
you ever looked at.
ZURICH
W. C. Callfas has purchased
an entire draught horse from Mr.
W.. McKay. Farquhar.—Mr. H. Smith
and familv,.are moving to Grand Bend
where Mr Smith will conduct the
midway in ,the park during the sum-
mer months. Mr. Smiith has our -
chased the various attractiions from
the estate of the late W. Clark.
Mi ss Pearl Buchanan, of "Toronto
is visiting relatives here.—Miss Mary
Brown,- who has been. at Berl in for
the pas' three months returned ,home.,
—Mr. George McBride son of S. Mc
Bride. Sr. of thi s village has :tur-
cha,ser the flour and feed business
from Isaac Hudson, and took posses-
sion Monday.—Mr. Loons Durand has
purchased the farm occup led by C
Bedard north of here, from Mr. jos.
Melo of Goderich.—Mrs. Jas Green
received a telegram that her nephew
John A Curry of Moosejaw, _iiie,d.
Monday evening, of progressive par -
My -sills, He had 'been poorly so nee
last fall. He was about 40 years of
age ane; the eldest son of the late
Wm Curr of Parr line Hay. He
wen; west about 15 years ago. Besides
his sorrowing wife, he leaves' three
daughters.
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AAAAAAAAA
Important Events Which' Have
Occurred During the Week,
The Busy World's Happenings Gare-
frilly Compiled and Put Into
Randy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper : A
Solid Hour's Enjoys 'at.
WEDNESDAY.
A state of siegs is reported in a
despatch from Copenhagen to have
been declared at Budapest, the capi-
tal of Hungary,
Sub -Lieut. Medlicott and a me-
chanic were killed yesterday in an
accident to a naval seaplane at the
Caishot air station in ,England.
German agents are reported to be
collecting all the copper coins avail-
able throughout the Balkan States
and forwarding them to Germany.
Advices from Plebiaond say that
the average number of deaths daily
at Erzerum from; typhus and small -
is 1,000. Massacre ad famine
have been the lo". of the inhabitants
of various villages.
Seven Italian workmen were killed
and eleven in.lured yesterday when
there was a premature explosion of
dynamite in the eeat-off trench at. the
new Konsico dam, near White Plains,
N.Y., throwing out forty tons of
nosh.
liy special order of Maj. -Oen,
Hughes, three prominent military
hand leaders have beer appointed as
a special eommittet. to arrun;ir a
code of martial and patriotic airs te.
he officially adoptee for parades auc
reviews.
Twenty of the erection of the 36th
Battalion at l ,ssuilton refused vae-
ctnation and a' some of t+,e, oWeers
were doubtful whether such a mea-
sure could be strictly euroreed fret
seers of objectors ear,, allowed to go
about their duties until word is re-
ceived from bea,.quarturs,
telt ,. ,s**,
It has became huown that a direct
cable has been 'elf between Engirn'i
and Russia, for t,overninental pur-
poses, Starting at Peterhead, It runs
to lexandrov sir,
Taking a quantity= of nitrate of sii-
ve'r in mistake tot ,ne.iieine, it .;
thought, Mr. Finn Sills. o. Toronto,
died at his bon, last night before
medical aid souad reach hits.
In a heavy o.c a. lea storm which
passed over t. l;..',,anee district, the
barns of Wu.. C'Eara Forest Mills,
and Mr. Lit'.renet Ernestown, were
destroyed, witl, their contents.
The presence o ,`,u,go bodies of
cavalry horses fat' made all London
hoarse. Doctors attrii.tite the unus-
ual number . , acids and catarrbal
affections to ti. prevalence of influ-
enza among tbi- cavalry horses.
A despatch fro, Geneve says the
value of the German mark continues
to fall and that tut Swiss postal au-
thorities have axLnouncee that after-
May 1 German pcstal orders are to
be cashed at 2 pr cent. discount.
King Victo: E..manuel yesterday
cancelled all engagements to devote
his time solely to the International
situation. He has withdrawn his ac-
ceptance of an. I vitation to'attend
the Garibaldi eel' oration at Quarto
on May 6.
Edward K_ng .t convict in the
penitentiary at Kingston, has hanged
himself in his cell•while temporarily
insane. King was sentenced at Bran-
don, Manitoba, Ir. 1907, for murder
and was transferred from the Stony
Mountain Peniteniar;,' to Kingston in
1908.
FRIDAY.
The British official weather bureau
will cease to issue forecasts on May 1
lest they might assist the enemy's
air craft.
The so-called war press in. Ger-
many is now publishing monthly
nearly 3,000 different books, pamph-
lets and circulars dealing with the
war.
Gen. von Kluck, the German com-
mander who was wounded last
month, is now on the road to recov-
ery, according to The Hamburg Nich-
richten.
At the annual meeting of the
Queen's University'Board, of Trustees
held Wednesday night it was decid-
ed to pay members of the staff going
overseas on military duty one-half
their salary.
Fruitmen without exception speak
of the present season as a marvellous
one. It has been a good many years
since anything like the present out-
look has been remembered in the
Niagara fruit district.
Eleven persons lost their lives
when the two -masted schooner Em-
ma was wrecked off San Jose de
Gabe, Mexico, according to the crew
of the schooner Bernardo Reyes
which arrived at San Diego, Cal., yes-
terday.
Determined to rid their section of
the city of billboards, the women of
Firwood, Pa., have started a move-
ment to place under a ban every
store, theatre and other business that
uses the billboard as an advertising
medium.
The Dutch freight steamer Woud-
richem, from Rotterdam March 7, lost
her funnel in a' gale in mid -ocean,
was delayed twenty-one days, and
reached New York yesterday with a
makeshift funnel of wood, lined with
&]Leet iron.
SATURDAY.
The McLaughlin Carriage Co.; Osh-
awa, have presented the Red Cross
Society with a motor ambulance to
be sent to Shorncliffe Hospital, Eng.
Attempting to board a quickly -
moving Chambly electric car in
.114ontreal yesterday morning, Malcolm
Scott, St. Lambert, fell under its
wheels and was killed.
U. S. , Ambassador . Walter Hines
Page has. followed the King's 'exam-
ple _i Now and' hencefortb no; liquor
rs;,,heink' served in his household on
ti`s renor square, London.
The four McCutcheon brothers.
were committee ` for aria: on four
charges of. theft: it the Toronto po-
lice ' eon rt yesterday. The, crown
withdrew one of the' theft charges
.aid against them,
The British steamship ,which was:
identified yesterday as the British
steamer Mobile, carrying a cargo of
coal..
There was a neck and neck race
between the Zeppelin which Thurs-
daY night visited Suffolk and a train,
the crew of the aircraft trying to drop
bombs on the train. Fine were
thrown, but all went wide. The only
victim of the German visit was a,
collie dog.
MONDAY,
Jan Bauzek, an Austrian prisoner,
was shot and mortally wounded In
Montreal while trying to escape,
James Fahey, of Dundas wass elec-
trocuted Saturday morning at the
Keret Hydro station, at Chatham, and
Leslie Gerow of Chatham was badly
burned,
Alex. Joyce, a Toronto carpenter,
about 20 years of age, fell from a
scaffold in Oriilia on Saturday after-
noon and sustained fatal injuries.
Winston Churchill yesterday visit-
ed Duchess of Connaught's Canadian
Hospital at Cliveden. Waldorf As-
tor's estate, and talked to many of
the patients.
More than half the city of Colon
was swept by a disastrous fere Friday
night. Ten persons are known to be
dead and several hundred persona
have been injured. The loss is $3.-
000,000,
3-0
000,000,
Every sailor of the French fleet is
to be'provided with a life-saving
collar. Five thousand of these al-
ready bare been delivered following
the sinking of the Leon Gambetta.
Dr, Chas, Goodman at the Beth
Israel Hospital, in New York,. Satur-
day, sewed three stitches in the line
ing of a man's heart and one i" the
heart itself, and saved the patient's
life,
Immediately Italy declares war
Germany will invade Switzerland
with two army corps, occupying
Zurich and the country around it,
This assertion is made positively In
La Liberte of Paris .
1.3)1e..s 1 Y,
A German. aeroplane, coming from
the direction of Ostend, scouted over
Dover and Folkstone at noon yes-
terday, It was driven off by gun Area
Eighteen thousand dollars is the
estimated loss sustained by the Bea-
ver Board Co„ of Thorold, when
four houses were destroyed yester-
day.
A Perograd despatch to The Lon-
don Times says that another internal
loan of $600,000,000 will be issued
within. a fortnight. Its succe�� is
assured,.
Two tbou:,and laborers engaged in
constructing houses for the workers
at \Voolwich Arsenal, the largest in
Great Britain, went on strike yes-
terday for more money.
The quarantine because of hoof -
and -mouth disease in the United
States, which has been in force ale'sg
the Canadian border since early last
October, was lifted yesterday.
Miss Roxy Milligan, a. Sarnia autos
tnobilist and saleswoman, has offered
her services to the Militia Depart-
ment as a chauffeur with the Cana-
dian ambulance corps, and has been
promised a place,
The proposal of Holland to open a
legation accredited to the Holy See
has been accepted by Cardinal Gas-
parri, Papal Secretary of State, af-
ter several interviews with the
Dutch Government.
Squire William Patrick, one of the
pioneers of the London district, and
for many years one of the most
prominent men. of Ilderton, Ont.,
died yesterday aged 93 years. He
was an Orrangeman for 70 years.
BOTHA VICTORIOUS.
Retreating Germans Captured by
African Mounted Force.
CAPE TOWN, May 4.—The fol-
lowing official statement regarding
the operations in South Africa was
issued Sunday:
"General McKenzie's mounted
force, which was designated to cut
off the Germans who after the evac-
uation of Keetmanshop retreated
northward along the railway, inflict-
ed a serious defeat on them in the
vicinity of Gibson, captured a whole
railway train, a number of transport
wagons, a great quantity of live
stock, two field guns, several maxims
and 200 prisoners.
"The remnant ' of the German
force, which was 800 strong, escaped
owing to the rough ground obstruct-
ing the movements of the cavalry."
Liquor Reforms Opposed.
LONDON, May 4.—The Allied
Brewery Trades' Association, com-
posed of those trades which supply
machinery and other materials and
supplies for brewers adopted resolu-
tions at a meeting here bitterly con-
demning the plan ,of David Lloyd
George, Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, for restricting the liquor trade.
The resolutions say that Mr. Lloyd
George's plan is designed to satisfy
only the extreme prohibition faction,
and "has none but political objects,
against- which we will protest with
every means in our power:"
Toronto Soldiers 1111 Insured.
TORONTO, May 4.—The civic of-
ficials who have been in New York
negotiating with the insurance com-
panies regarding • the insurance of
the second overseas; contingent` met
with highly satisfactory results, but
3,700 additional"policies have been
secured, sufficient to cover all of the
Toronto men in the first, second and
third contingents remaining uninsur-
ed. The report of the deputation,
which. consisted of Mayor tChtirch,
Controller Spence and Cit 'Solicitor.
Johnston, will be made to council.
Sir ,Charles Tupper's Seer 'bead.
LONDON; May 4.—James 'Stewart
Tepper, ,eldest son of Sir Charles
:Tupper, has died in a hospital at Ox-
ford, after several weeks' illness, site:
was in his'64th year.
The Dean and Chapter of St.
Paul's have arranged to hold mem-
orial services for fallen Canadadial ,
probably this week.
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LUMLRY
Mrs. =ilary Ryckixan, who has been
ill is improving nicely.—We We regret tee
report the death of Mrs. Craig of
Hensall. She was a former resident
of this locality, having lived on the
John Ryckman fares for five years
before going to the West. Last
June she and her sons and daughter
visited the Old Land and stood the
journey well for one advanced in
years.—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Broad£oot
were in Seaforth the first of the
week.—We are pleased to report Mr.
Brosdfoot is keeping better since the
fine days have came, --Word was re-
ceived here of the birth of a daugh-
ter Norma Rae, to Mr, and firs. J.
T. Bonthron of Assinabaie, Sask., on
April 23rd. (Nee Miss Nan Horton)
--Messrs. John Glenn and Jas. 1-Ior-
ton have been in Forest the past
week, where the former got a road-
sten— A young son was born to `fr.
and Mrs Noah Horton the past week
--Miss Maude and Mr. George Glenn
—of Brucefield and Norris Sellery of
Exeter were visitors here on Sunday.
—Fred Simmons sports a fine new
buggy.—Miss Freda Vincent spent
Sunday with her parents in Dashwood
LUCAN—Mr Rich DeCoursey of
London purchased the Queen's Iia._1
and is at present getting it i 1 eIla ue
to- reopening.—The Luean driving
association will hold a race meeting
on Monday. June 10th when liberal
awards toil' • be given the. winners.
SEAFORTH—There died at her
hon c here on April 28 Annie Rcein-
son widots of the late Angus Ken-
nedy ir, her 86th year.
`SERF;ORTTH—A pretty wlr4diing
was solemnized in First Presbyterian
Church here April 28th,when M isa
Gertrude daughter of firs. Wi iii am
Cnrnochano of Tuckersmith, became
the briide of Mr, James Lillie, Mayor
of Sturgeon Falls.
McKILLOP—A pioneer passed a-
was in the person of Rachel T'r Itch'
ars widow of the late Moses Hanna
who died at her home on :he nth
concession of McKillop on Tuesd ty
She had reached the age of i 6 years,
STANLEY—On Sunday :.z:min ,
there passed away' at his home, rhos.
Johnston Jr. at the age o> 42 rears
After a brave fight • aga Inst the
dreaded tuberculosis, last leg for
many ,months, he passed away •ii
stated
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