The Exeter Advocate, 1917-11-29, Page 4TRY
SPECIAL ALE, PORTER OR LAGER
These bracing brews are different from the common --and
better. They are brewed,by a more costly process than
the "just-ae ooc kind' and have the old-time
Labatt taste a,nd wholesomeness that cannot
be imitated successfully. Sold at
Groceries, Cafes,, Hotels or
direct from the Brewery,
JOHN LAAT T LIMITED
ESTABLISHED 1532 $4
LONDON, ONT., and No. 4 St. Helen Street, MONTREAL
(riveter 2.,,,ticloatc,
Sanders & Creech, Proprietors
Subscription Ince-In advance $L25
,7,i' fear is Cana$a; $1.75 in the
Uri`ttet9 States, Ali subscriptions not
pao Sd
dravance 50 cents extra will.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising Rates - Made
;tie -aces a on application
Stray Animals -One insertion 50c,,
.three insertions '$1,00
Farm or Real Estate for sale 50c,
-.ouch insetrtionfor pine month of four
R9stsertions • 25c, for each suirsequtei tt
insertion
Miscellaneous Articles of not more
eet- au five limes; far Sale, To Rent, or
'Wanted Lost, Found, etc., each int-
tsseetion 25c
Local Reading Notices, etc., 'IOc, per
Eine per insertion: No notice 1 ess than
elac. Card of Thanks 50c.
„Legal . Advetrtisim+g 0.0c. and Sc. aEpe
'Auction Sales, $2 for one insertion,
&laid $3 far two insertions.
Professional Cards not exceeding 1
+u6mch-$F per year
THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1917
BRUCEPIELD
On Sunday very interesting services
were afield in U,nciosr tchurch, the oc-
casion being, the ;Farewell: of the pas
t,or, Rev. Hall Woods'', Mr. Woods
preached .farewell sermons to large
appreciative congregations. 30 iww
members were recleaved into the
,church. Mr. Woods has been a faith-
ful pastor. He.'ten+dtered his resigna-
tion is he.a herealized that he could
not do justice to his congregation, ca
account •01 his defective hearing. rhe
congregation presten:ted Mr. and .firs,
Woods with a purse, of $1,00.
SPANKING DOESN'T CURE 1
Don't think children can be cured
-of bed-wetting by spanking them.
The trouble is constitutional, the child
cannot help it. I will send FREE to
any mother my successful home treat-
ment, with full instructions. if your
children trouble you in this way, send
no money, but write me to -day. My
treatment is highly recommended to
adults troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night. Address
Mrs. M. Summers.
Bax 840 WINDSOR, Ontario.
Centralia
Fred Essery of London' is spend-
ing a few days at 'hats home here.
Mrs. W. Hodgins and baby, of
Guelph are visiting the f+ormei's sis-
ter -sin -law, Mrs. F. Ctalwill
Dr. E. Elliott of Taranto, Mies Ben -
cock. of Toronta, Mr. S. McCoy of
London and Mrs. Cattanzale and Mr
Palley o,f Loind{on, were here at
tending the funeral of the late ` Mrs,
W. R. Elliott on Fiaiday last..
Phe memorial servnoes to the
Private Norman Johns will be held
on Sunday manniaig, next in-�th,e Meth-
odist church here.
.Miss. Elsie Lave of Grand Bend
gave a report of the Provincial Sun-
day School Convention, held inChat-
ham lately and it s enjoyed by all
present.
Oe ito
A number ifroln here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Elliott near Centralia
last h-riday; We.iertend to Mr'. El -
batt and family our sa>ncere synpathe'
ie this 'their sad heal -pavement. „
77r. and Mrs. Orme and Mr. Chris
Beaver motored to London last Thurs-
day,
Sam Pinkbeaner of Sarnia Spent the
week -,end :Here with his mother'.
Mr. Albert 'Ring is having a furn-
ace installed f a his residence by Mes-
srs,1'.oung ,'& Son,
Miss Lilian Fahsuer has accepted a
position as Clark in the post office,,
Miss Motz of London, visited "Miss
Ruth Heist for a few days last week,
The flax roil! commenced the sea-
son's Work oa Monday.
T41 -e farmers who have threshed
their beans fund them, a poor sample.
The wet weather left them mouldy
and spotted. Had the season beer
;fatviotable the yield would have been
good.
Last Sunday m>toruing a 1111,i0•11, ser-
vice is as hell in the Ev angelical
Church, conducted by Mrs. Johnsten,
Mss Huntley of the Evangelistic com-
pany nasal ,Miss Muxwtarthy at. Exeter,
The service tva.s very wrnpl essiv e arid
all enjoyed it very much. Next Sun-
day morning ,at 10.45 a unman service
sviil b held in the Methodist Chinch,
when the Musical Ciaivductor, Mr.
r+
Scharzburgh and Miss Huntley will
have charge of the meeting. I.b
young people ,etre especially invltted
a; the service will be Dar them par-
ticu;,aalY.
Thomas Ta eveth,ick and Mathew
England have been app,oilnted
enumerators for the two ,polliing'suu-
dpvaisilons •i,n. C:reditorn, '.have commenc-
edtil [revise, the ilis'ts for the coming
Fe le,al Elections.,A_ianta 'Hodginsthe Township tax
go,'lector : is (handing out the little
cards for the 'tax -{payer eta gaze at
late
a_: d to ,fork out. Do your bM.
WHALEN
vIr. and Mrs, Arthur Baker are vis-
iting xelai_ve, at Lions LHeadt,-Miss
liable Parkiason returned to her home
in Si. Marys last,week, after visiting
with relatives around here: -Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Foster are the recipvent"s
of a bouncing baby girl. -Miss I3essae
Morley aI Toronto. Hospital is hone
on furlough, visiting with her mother
fiat a few weeksi.—Alien Jaques is
iinpeoving and we hope btu see liim
out again before long. -Mr: and Mrs.
Perkins of near Exeter visited with
her sister Mrs. Thos. Morley, onSun-
day,-Threshing ars all finished up a-
round here far another year, and the
crop:; were excellent in, all
Another sad ,berleavement betel the
McGee family when their brother,'
!Martin. who resides near Lucmn, died.
o_` din'.>tner:;a last week. The funeral,
which was private, was held Friday at'.
!..he R t:: cemetery near Lucan.
SHIPKA
Miss Sylvia Jones of Crediton .spent
nc. wee!. -,snot with Miss Pearl fit -')ye
-Miss Babel Mcisaac is visiting it
Landon. -Mies Irene Mc1(e zie spec
the past two weeks ;with frieinds ' in
Arlo -a. -Mr. Garfield and Miss Freda
Fiakbelaer ,of LcG dton spent a few
days at Mr. Michael ',(Film! lietn,er's;-.
Mrs, Thos. Yearley spent Iasi week
with Mrs. Albert. Keys,,
KIRKTON
Private Reg. Douple _ef Landotn, can
of Mr. Amos 'Doupel, was home, far a
few days last week, and on Monday
night the members of the Sunday
Schiool met at his home and present-
ed him with a wrist watch and a
'Testament,. Reg thanked them ap-
propriately and all enjoyed apleasant.
evening -together.
tl
LII. AID
Wherzou feel sluggish
Y
and nervous, tired and
indifferent, you have the
first symptoms of declin
ing strength and your
system positively needs` the
special nutritive Mood -tonic in
to replenish your blood
power, enliven its circulation and
bring back the snap and elasticity
or gow health. Scott's Emul-
sson supplies Nature with
the correct building -food
which is better than any
drugs, pills ox alcoholic
n-sixtures.
Scott S Bowne, Toronto, out. • 17-16
ONE COMMON OBJECT 1 ONE SUPREME CAUSE 1
U lit t cL�G tfie Ubi..tu LI1 an
CLANDEI C YE
Farmers: are +b'ecoming greatly alarm-
ed over an epidemic of Naekleg among
the young cittle.• Ooga,sLderable loss
has already' occurred and the local vet,
is kept busy vaccinating animals. An-
imals affected -die in three or four
hours, and there . Ls'lfivt. recovery oslce..
an animal has contracted ,the disease.'.
The symptoms are lameness in one"
of the, gush lers and dullness and some'
times the animal will go around in a
circle, but death is always oertain. It.
is extremely +contagilaus and the dead
aai nnls are either burned or buried
where they fall, as drawing 'there away
senuld infect the ground over which.
the badies art, dragged ,Cattle un-
der two \ ears are the principal vic-
tims, but all ages are now, being in-.
fectecl with the serum. "
Geo ' Young had a .narrlew escape
from serious :injury. While screwing,
down a grease cup an the threshing,
machine. he was ,operating the sleeve
of his smack was caught by a set-
screw projecting ,from a ;revolving
shaft The sleeve of, his smock,
anteater coat" and gurns,ey shirt were
torn loose at the shoulder and wound
around the shaft, throwing Mr. Young
off the machine to the floor. He suf-
fered several nasty cuts as his face
and was bruised about the body.
It has been a hard season for
threshing machines having 0 cutter ,in
the back of the machine), Mpst of
the oat crop was drawn to the barns
41 a very damp condition.
Rot among the potato Scrap is al
ready apparenjti, The rot is of the
dry variety and in, .many cases can-
not be detected till She potato IS
Peeled,
Several farmers in this vicinity tried,
sweet clover this summer as a pasture
and meadow plant. Results are' such
ass 'would not encourage further sow-
ing of this clover.
BRUCEFIELD
Miss Jessie Gemmell has <returned.
Elora a few we:eit's visit at Grand.
Rapid's,-i1lr. and Mrs. Chas. 'Clifton.
were in Dungannon attending the•fu
neral of Mr. Clifton's father, during
the past week. -Mr. and Mrs, Jarvis
Horton visUfed tat the !otter's par-
ents on Sunday last -Mr. Jas. Aiken-
head is very busy naw tiueshong'ihe
bears:;. -The 'Kelly ,Circle sof Bruce
field Presbyterian church is holding
their annual bazaar Dot Nov, 29th at
7.30 o'clock. Lunch twill be served
during the evening -A calf has been
extended to Rev. i4Taclniticishto take
chargeof the : Presbyterian church,,
here. It:, is hoped by- the people of
this vicinity that the .Rev. Macintosh
will see fit to accept, -Mr. Lawrence•
Moffatt and family• are moving outo
the Monteith farm whir ch he recent-
ly purchased.
ZURICH
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truernner have
returned from TIo7o'nto, where they
visited their son and` daughter. -The
Carter ,scholarships contests in Hur-
on County have boob announced and
Miss Flora I. Hos; taf the Gi. C. L,
daughter of -(Mr. and Mrs. F. Hess,.
Sr., of Zurich, wins the third scholar
ship. which is valued at $40. Mr
Simian Geiger of Michigan visited his
lather 1?r. A. Geiger, last week. -
While playing' at school the other day
the son of Wm. .Duchaiime of the
Sauble Line, had the .nats,for'tunc-to
have his le;; fractured, -Me. Con. Sie-
man of the Zurich Road, had a nar-
row •escape .from being crushed to
death between ;the rack and fence-
plost. Wheh released ,he was uncctn
.cious, but he is ,noir recovering from
his n s1ortunea.--Mr Wm. O'Brien of.
town .haz received the sad news tvf the
death ,af his brother', Pte,, Roger= O'-
Brien, who waskilled in..actiloea in
France. He enlisted in BrandonManf.
and was: in the ttrentchles for only a
few days when he was mortally
wounded -Mr. C S. Schwartzebtruber
sr.. o' the Bronson Line, is :seriously
ill at \presenrt
WHOLLY THINE.
-x-o--x-
Jus 'tie be wholly 'Thine, -
O Lord, we pray,
In Thy kingdom' to silt:tne
Henceforth alway.
"Others" is now our theme,
O Lara, each, day,
Stnful'lives to redteem
Itt Jesus' way.
Personal touch with Thee,
O Lord, :far aye, �.
Conics for Thyself to me
As Thou dost say:
(`Cisme to Me, child, and rest
Thy : weary mind,
Seek what its only best,
True pleasure find.'
Leave all and fiolltow J\rIte,
Lett by My Mind,
Wholly' from 'tin set ,free,
Thy heaven find."
W.. M. Eadie.
Exeter, Ont., „Novi 24, 1917.
$1R' 1DMUND WALKER, .
C.V.O.LL I?.,`U.OI« President
r.
"CAPITAL PAID UP,15,00
$ 0,404,
SIR JOHN AURP General, Manager
H, V. P. JON1i Asst. Gen'I. Manager.
RESERVE FUND, 13,5O0,0OO
LOANS ON
I. SSTOC
GRAINANDL �E�,.�...�
This Bank isre .ared to give careful l eon -
p
-for loans thisEat iso
sideration to applications f t_.
Consult the Manager:
a3
he
Mols.?ns Band
RECOMMEND THEIR FRIENDS TO INVEST IN
Canada's
Y
ICTOR
LP A N
AND ARE READY TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS. THE
BANK WILL UNDERTAKE TO HOLD BONDS FOR
SAFE -KEEPING WITHOUT CHARGE FOR A YEAR
WHETHER THE SUBSCRIPTION, WAS PLACED
THROUGH THE BANK OR NOT.
Apply to the Bank Manager for information
Auction Sale
OF FARM ST'OC'K & IMPLEMENTS
On Lot' 15, Con. 1, Stephen, Lon-
don Road, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 1917
At 1 o'clock sharp the following
1-lorses-Mare 8 yjears old; gelding
4 yrsold; aged phare; :filly rising
2 sired by 'IGngsmieun.t; sucl ing colt,
sired by Red' Mc'Inntey; farmer's
drivel; risneng '4 years, quiet and re-
liable.
iCatde-Cow due in Feb.;' cow due
in April; 3 'Tarnow cows; 7 " two -years -
old steers; 6 one -year -cold steers;`1
Her,:cord brill, 4 mos. old; 2 t,alveis,,
Pigs. -i. sow.
Implements;: -Massey -Harris binder;
new; Masse314Harris cultivator; disc
Frost anti Wood rake; .new Land roll-
er; walking plow; seed drill, set of
harrows. Adams wagon"„' set sleighs,
Clinton tanning mill, root pulper; Mal
otte cream separator, set of heavy
harness, whiffletrees, sneckyeokes and
other articles too numerous to men-
tion.
No reserves as proprietor -has given
fanning.
and underd
Terms=Ali sums : of 510 n.
cash ; cover. that amount 10 tniotntnst
credit ,an -'furnishing appijdved jodsot
note ear e. ellss:coount cif ,4'per `cent `per
annum :off for cash on credit amounts.
John `Blair. Prop.
R. T. ,Luker," Auctioneer.
NEWSPAPER LAWS
1—A postmaster is reqs:red to ,give'
notice by letter returning' thepaper does
notanswer tine 'law, when a ,subscriber
does not take +his paper out, of the
OfficEv and state the reason for '.ts not
being taken. .A.ny neglect .to do sq.
makes the postmaster responsible to the
publisher for payment:
2 -If any person orders his paper &s-
cant -hived he must pay alt arriear;a.ges
or the publisher may et/ nf mitt t0 3 an d
-t ante payinont lis, made and collect the
whole amount whether the paper is tak-
en fro,n the o1Clice or not. ,There can
b;. no legal disc:0,11 nua,nce until ,,pay
anent is made.
3—•Ao/ parvo who( takes -a paper Itt of
the Post ..Office, whether d'.reeted to
hits name or not,, or whether he has
,subscribed •or +eat, o rosponstole for
the pay.
4—I1' a ,eu,bsciiiber .ordeirs hes paper
•stopped and too publisher continues t0
send, the subecnt'ber :ig; bound to pay
for tit ''If• the taltlels i.t out of the
Post O_ffic.,_„Thjs proceeds upon the
-ground ,:hat a rnfar, must pay for what
• he uses.
i—The courts have decided that re-
• fUs.ing to take, neWsp?lpers or per`adl-
001s:ffrom . th, Pgst,()trace or (removing
g ;t
leaving, uneillsct for; 1s pelma. facia
evidence of ,..ntent:onal fraud.
DENTIST
Dr. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D.D.S
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. C. D.5. of Ont,
Honor Graduate Tordato University
Office over Carting's law Office,'
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
to R '.4 R KINSMAN. L.D.S c D;D.S.
'lona Graduate Toronto tniversity,
eeth extracted without pain or any
Gad effects.: Office over Gladman &
Sranbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
pronerty at low rates of interest.'
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors,' Exeter
ISAAC.' R. CARLING, B.A.
Barrister. Solicitor,;; Notary PubJ.c,
Cotnrnisslar, er .Solicitor for The .M 01-
sons Bank, -•Etc. Money to loan at
'lowest ,rates of interest.
Office -Marin Street, Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesez,.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
G'uar'anteed.
Crediton - Ontario
MARRIAGE. LICENSES ISSUED•
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. " Strictly confidential; no witness
1. W. ROBINSON'
LIC ENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VAl-CTA roR for Counties of R-iuran
Pertly Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
tench Sales, a Specialty. Office at
ockshutt Warerooms, next door ; to
:entra' Hotel, Maim. Street, i3xeter,
Chai ges moderate and satisfaction is
euaranteed
DR. DeVAN'S,FRENCH,PILLS reek
�Mating Pill for Women. $5 a box or threefor
t . Sold at all I,r ug. Stores. or mailed to any
(ddrese on rceeipt 61 price.. Tn c 8005591, Dfue
Co , St. Catharines Ont+irio • ' •.
VHOSPHONOL F611MEN. v y, u(1
tailtypfor Norvo'and 1rafn: )r cronscy,"grey
natter";b'tbnic—will build yotfdp. $0 n hox, or
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
The sole head of a family, or any,,
male over 18 years old, who was at
the commencement of the preslewtwa
and has since continued to be, aBrl'itsi
ish subject or ,a subject of an allied
or neutral, country, may homes
stead a quarter -section of . available
Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskattsh-
ewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap--...
pear tat person at the Dominion Lards
.Agency or 'sSub-Agency for .the Dis-
trict: Entry by proxy ;may be made
on certain conditions. Duties- Sig
month.: residence :upon and cultivation
of land in ` each of three years.
In” certain districts a homestead,et
may secure an adjoining quarter-sleej
t' Price0 cion as pre-emption, $3.0 p"---
`
acre Duties Reside six months in
each of three years after earning
homestead patent and cultivate: 50
acres, extra. May obtain pre-emptions
patent as soon as homestead patent
on certain conditions.
A'settler after obtaining hDines tead
patent if he cannot secure a pre-
emption may take a pureilas-
ed : homestead in certain districts.
Price .x'3.00 per acre. Duties -Must re-
side six months in each of -the three
years; cultivate: 50 acres and ,erect a
house worth $300.
Holders; of entries may count' time
of employment as farm labourers in
Canada during 1917, as residencedut-
ies under certain conditions.
When Dominion Lands aoe advert-
ised or posted for entry, returned sol-
diers who have served , overseas and
have been honorably discharged, re-
ceive one day priority in applying fox
entry at local Agent's Office'" (but
not Sub -Agency). Discharge paper$ 1
must be presented to. agent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the'1IVliutister of the Interval
N B.=Urtaut)iaraz$i3 publication' of
this advertisement will not be paid for
ONTARIO'S BEST COMMERCIAL'
SCHOOL
CEST101.
STaATFoRD OP!:eR
Courses,' are thorough, the instruct-
ors are. experienced,: students get in-
dividual attention, and graduates care
placed in positions. During 3 months
we turned down, over 300 calls• for
brained help. This is the School for
those who want the practical training
and the good positions -Commercial!,
Shorthand and Telegraphy depart-
ments. Get our free catalogue. It
will interest you.
D. A. McLach.ia.n. Principal
fmaittat
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CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Service,
•
'Sleeping cars 001 right 'trains and
Parlor Cara on principal day trains,.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn,-'
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor -
WO for $5 dt drug store:I,_ or 1 ,,ynatl on rsnetet '� m
itprfce+Fres Bcossli Deco Cu.,;(1. h1etbarines
intorio. N. J. DOftil, Agent, Erceter.