The Exeter Advocate, 1918-3-14, Page 5Auction Sale Margaret Bell Charlesworth off Blyth.
is seeking a divorce from her husband
QFFARiV1, FARM STOCK AND IM= Leopold Otto Charlesworth,,. also of
Ely tdr.
,PLEMENTS AND f-IO;USEIIOLD
EFFECTS
Frank Taylor hits received instruc-
tions to sell., by public auction, aril
Lot 4, Gan. 'i1, McGiWvray ,Township
on WEDNESDAY,' MAR. 20th, 1918
At 1 o'clock, the following property;
Horses -1 general purpose mare ,,in
foal; 1 Perchenorn mare, 1 a;ed{rnare
Cattle -1 craw with calif ad foot, 1
cow. due time ,of sale; 1 pttre - bred
`Jersey cow, due Mar. 28; 2 cows due
May lst; 2 caws due in Sept; 1 ieii!fer
due . in Sept.; 5 yearl'tgngs, Zp svilnter
calves.
Pigs -1 Chester white sow in pig,
2 ;stocker pigs,
Sheep -5 ewes, with lamb
Rees—A.few; hives of bees ,
Iinp]. ern elnts-1 Massey-l'Ia1 ris hin-
der ; 1 M. -H, mower, 1. new fanning
mill, 1 12. -I -I. ' cu1tivatar; hay rake,
corn cultivator, lamber w\ragon, light
wagon ;buggy, cutter, set sleighs bug-
gy pole, set harrows, -..disc harrow, hay
rack, grindstone, gravel. box, gang
plough, 2 walking; ploughs, stonic boat,
wheelbarrow, quantity of, hay.
Household Furniture—].,,organ, incu-
bator, heating stave, sideboard, quan-
tity a,0 small .articles.
Terms—$5' and under, cash; aver
that amount 8 months credit will be
given on (furnishing approved joint
notes. 5 pen cent per annum toff for
cash in lieu of notes.
Charles Parker, Prop.
Frank Taylor, Auct.
Alonzo. .Hodgins, clerk,•'
DENTIST
Dr, G F. ROULSTON, L. D, S., D.D.S
D 13NTIST
Merrier' of the R. C. C. D.S. of On'
Honor Graduate -Toronto Universtt)
Ottice Oyes Carling's. law Office.
Closed Wedn sday afternoons.
DR A K' KINSMAN L;D.S,, D.D.S
Honor a I,ia' c Toronto University
Teeth •wrr j regi without pain •4- any
bad ellectl,, 01 Tice over Madman S•
Stanbury's'Of''i:•e; \lain. Stre't, Prete
MON EY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
ptronerty at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING. B.A.
Barrister. Solicitor, . Notary Public
Comrniasioneur, Solicitor for The Mai-
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest,
Office—'Main Street. Exeteer.
FRANK TAYLOR•
Licensed Auctioneer 'for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex.
Prig Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton Ontarte
C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cocksisutt' Wareroo•ms, next door to
Centra.' Hotel, Main Street, Exeter
Charges moderate and satisfaction._ it
guaranteed
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President Pr•iitilcipal
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 preaeot war
and has mince continued to be, a Brit-
ish subject or a subject of an allied
or neutral country, may home-
stead a quarter -section • of available
Dominion land in Ipnntoba, ,Sasl"Catoh-
ewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap-
pear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub -Agency for tL'e' Dis-
trict. Entry by proxy may be -made
on certain conditRans. Duties— Six
month.; residence upon and cultivation
of land in each of three yearn.
In certain ,districts a hameetead,er
may secure an adjoining quarter -sec-
tion as pre -eruption. Price $3.00 per
acre Duties—Reside six months in
each of three years after earning
homestead patent and cultivate 50
acres extra. May obtain pre-ernptian
patent as soon as "'homestead patent
on certain conditions.
A settler after obtaining homestead
patent if be cannot, secure a pre-
emption may take a purchas-
ed homestead in certain districts,
Price I3.00 per acre. Duties—Must re-
side; stx months in each of the three
years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a
house worth j300, -
Holders, of entries may count time
of employment as farm labourers in
Canada during 1917,.as residence Jut-
--les under certain conditions.
When Dotninian Lands are advert-
ised or posted for entry, returned sol-
diers who have served overseas and
have been honorably discharged, re-
ceive one day priority in applyiing, for
entry at local Agent's Office ' (but
not 'Sub -Agency). • Discharge papers
must be presented to agent,
W, VU, CORY,
Deputy of the Mini§ter of the lnterio,
MI—Unauthorized 'publication ol
this advertisement will trot be paid t or
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISS VED
by C. II Scatters at the Ativor etc Oi
rice, ;,li,ictly cosir ideanhni, in) lr,t3i e'tt'
MARRIAGE, LICENSES, ISSUED
by C. I -I, Sanders at the Advocate Of-
Bice ' Strictly confi:den,tial,, no witness
Auction Sale
l' AI M ,.FARM STOCK AND IM-
PIJEMENTS,
on Lot 10, Con, 4, 'McGilllivray, ou
'Thursday, March 28th; 1918 at , one
o'clock...the fallowing,—
Fborsies—Aged mare; agricultural
inane 10. yewrs; agricultural horse, 4
reams rola.
Cattle..—Cow due April 17th, cow -
due April 24; cow sup, to he in calif;
fteil'er. ,supposed to b:el in,calf ,• l aged
cow 1 heifer, 2 years old, 1 yearling
i'eifer, 1 yearling steer, 2 c.alvos.
Hogs -Sou clue pa, Titter Apr. 17;
2 ;stocker pigs: 25 Ile is,
Imp1!emeat s :tV1c ,armick bind er,rtear
ly ineww-; mower; ;hay rake; Massey -
Harris hay roadie,, -disc harrow, set
harrows • seed drill; hay rack; wagon;
wYag1o111 bet, set s,,eig,io,s ; road 'cart a
buggy. cutter ,.running mill; set' double
'harness ; hay Mork and slin;s, ropes,
grindstone wvh,iffletrees, bags and bag -
Molder:• other articles too numerous to
menlion
Grain}—Quantity oats, and barley, 1
small bray stack,
Real Estate= -There w'kl also be of-
fered on, day of sale 100 acre farm on
which there lis a brick dwvelliung, bank
bare, drive house, hog pen, herthou•se,
2 wwte,1ls on place; a creek running thru
ons. field.
Terms—All sulist cl'.'$10 and funder
cash ; iovet that amount 8 months cre-
dit on. furnishing approved joint notes
5 per cent, per arnlnum o,1 for cash
in leu ` a` rlicte!s. IG;rairro to lbc. cash,.
Real Estate made known cn day of sale
Joseph 'Hod;gson, Prop,
Frank Taylor,, Auc I.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & INIPLE,\1E:NTS
\\Tro. E. Nairn has received ids -title: -
ions from .Mr. Samuel W. Cann to seta
b'y public aucts;on on Ldt 30, Con. 4,
1/shame, ion Tuetsday, March 26, 1918.
at 1 o'clock, the 1°Bowing -
Htorses—Pair of dark bay geldings,
rising 6 years laid, weighing 3000 .lbs ;
1 Tilly -rising 3 years; 1 carriage marc
rising 10 years, gt000d in all :harness:
Cattle -1 Dunhiam cow, due in April;
2 Durham claws, dole in Ma,y; 2 farrow
cows young; 4 steers ,rising two
years old; 5 yearling steers„ 2 ear-
li u^ be;ifers,
Pigs—Pure bred. Yorkshire sow, due
at time of .sale; Berkshire sew, with
lift&- of 8.
Grain -200 bushels' oats fit for seed
Implements—Massey-Harris bander, 7
floot cut, sheaf carrier and truck;
Eros &Wood' mower; 5sft.cut;;Cock
s.hutt steel rake, i0ockshntt spring -
tooth cultivator; land roger,. 3 sections
Oockshuti disc .drill, set sleighs, Mag-'
net cream separator—allthe above im-
plements
ins-plleme is a;e new- for nearly so—set
i:io.i harrows, scuffles, wagon, gravel
hex- : hay rack, cutter, 2 set double
harness,, 2 doz. bags, scythe, logging
chain, 2 set ;Atiriuttllertrees, crowbar,
scoop shovel, forks, hoes, shovels .and
other useful articles cn the farms
Plasitiwe•ly no reserve as rhe pro•
has scold the :farm.
Terms—Grath and $10 and under,
cash ; lover that amount: 12 months
credit ,dei furnishing approved Io'..nt
motes, or a discount- of 5 '.oe'r
o ff for cash lin .lieu • ot. notes;
\\Tat. E Nairn, Samuel W. flung
Auctioneet". - Prcpl',etar
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK
,on Lot B., Con. 9, •Ulsboalve, 'l' ot• ar hie
Cit 'TUESDAY, :AR.' 19, 191:8; a` one
o'clock sharp the ,fallov.irt, r• -"petty.
Horses -1 .f?l,y, `ri;sing 3 'years, 3
geldings, t ,sin;g 3 years.
Cattle—S. registeredl COW with regis-
tered .bull calf 9'mlonths old, due Apr,
21.st; 1 cow due April Zlst ; a caw due
April 5th; 1 Jersey hietilfer, due at the
tink lot' sale; ]. ih'eifer clue. April 5th;
1. cow. due 3n Aprtil; 6 chloice, fast cat-
tle, 2 steers and 2 biei1" ers ; 2 two -yr.
old steers; 9 y.en.r,ing a;tecrs, 1 year:-
ling
ea;-ling heifer 10 calves.
Pigs -4 slaws due at Vane of .;ale ;:
1. pure bred Berkshire 1:46er, 7 moS
old ; 211 steno hog.s.
A RED CROSS QUILT, which has
bleen..wwsorked by Mr. Louis johns and
donated to. the ,Z'ioln: Red Crass Circle.
of U'sbrrn,,. will be siotTd.
Terms—Fat Cattle( Cason ; ion all the
other stock 6 months' credit grtc i on
furn,t ,ua:cng app•rotn d joint notes. 5 per-
cent,
erc•ertt per annum off for cash in lieu
n' notes ..
GEO. BROCI ,'Prop•
C. W. ROBINSON, Auct.
1?RAiN1 ,COATES; Clerk.
A u:ot.1 r, ` Sale
HOUSE & •ROUSEUOLD'EFFECTS(
Mr, C. W. Robinson has received in-:
struction ',from Mr, Illy. Dining to
sell . by public auction on Main St,
Exeter, opposite the Main St. Meth-
odist church on Saturday, March 16,
at one o'clock sharp, the following.
C17ATTELS—Parlor suit two bed.
.room suits, extension table, glass cup-
board, clock, pictures; 2 reeking''
chairs, 12 Cain bottom chairs, "6 kit-
chen chairs, Brussels carpet, 2 rag
carpets, 2 mattresses and springs,, 1
kitchen range as good as new, kitchen
linoleum 12x10, sewing )3:Lachine, as
•good ars new; lawn mower, kitchen
utensils, 2 ;good axes, a quantity o1',
dishes, toilet set, 1 buggy, cutter,
sort single harness, Starnes and tugs,
set ;garden tools, buck saw, large
creamery can, cord, or hFardwood,eord
of cedar wool, number: of doors, two
boxes and a quantity or lumber.
REAL '11.;5'.l'A:Ur--Gooi1 frame hoist
wvitb kitchen and good cellar •coni
P1f,t(3 • untlern,.nt,ii n11; :1.-5 acre of
land with `roil trees, throe yellow
'pinto f1`,,cs. 3 barba,*ds,` 1 ipea.ch 1
applc a1nd. a nunilitr of cherry trees.
,Also a cgoc.cT imam ham on the prop-
It
1' l ii 111 OE' SAl,I'I T%rms oC .chat~
ats, cash. 'T'erms of house and lot
nerd.: known on day o'' .w;. 1 ,
lly, -C. A Robinson.
I'rwort r.tor a1 .1' ''11. err',
P'REMiEf ATTEKED
Unionists Make Move to Oust
Loyd George.
Political Strife Gros Bitter In Eug
land, and Opponeti.ts of the Gov -
eminent Now , 'In Power ,are
Striking itt • the Prime Minister;
Carson Was Used In the Scheme.
LONDON, March 11,—Tile attack
on the Government for the dismissal
of Lord Jellicoe from the position: of
First Sea Lord, without consulting,
;;he War Cabinet, and impliedly in
obedience to the demand of the
Daily Mail and . the Times, has the
appearance of being part of a con-
certed Unionist move to drive Lloyd
George out and form a new coalition
Ministry, in which the Unionists.
would have complete predominance.
The Marquis of Salisbury summon-
ed a conclave of ctiscontended Union-
ists three weeks ago at Hatfield
House, his Elizabethan Inansiori,
Hertfordshire, at which time it was
_agreed that, steps should he taken, to
show Lloyd George that°the Unionists
disapprove of the inclusion of Lord
Beaverbrook and Lord Northcliffe in
the Government, although both of
these peers are Unionists. Salisbury,
the head of the Cecil family, is con-
spicuously deficient in the family
ability, but is the fiercest of Tory.
partisans, and it is well understood
that he is simply being used for the
purpose of this disruptive scheme.
The second move was a request
sent by 96 Unionist members of both
Houses of Parliament to Premier
Lloyd George to meet them to justify
the appointment above mentioned.
He did so on Monday privately, and
it is significant that:after. a 45 min-
utes' speech. i Bose present - at the
meeting thanked him for seeing
them, but saidnnth`ng about being
satisfied with his explanat'on.
The next step was the question
a,hout Jellicoe's dismissal in the
House of Commr.ns on Wednesday,
giving Carson t.n opening for repu-
diating any`responsib't'ty for the dis-
missal, with the "sensational adden-
dum that the War Cabinet was never
consulted,
It is remarkable that Carson suc-
ceeded in repressing his boiling in-
dignation over Jellicoe's treatment
until he himself, had left the Govern-
ment.. The question is asked "If he
felt so strongly: about it, why didn't
he resign on that question?" It is
surmised that Carson thinks he is the
man fitting the successor to Lloyd
.George, but if so, he is almost, alone
in that belief.
COMMANDER WAS KILLED.
Attack of'Gertnan Air Fleet on Paris
Fruled.
PARIS, March 11.—The con
-na.nder of the German airplanes,
which attempted to terrorize Paris,
Capt. Fritz Eckstein, and three conn-
ranions, one of whom was an officer
of the Emperor's White Cuirassiers
"r m Potsdam, were killed when
t .er machine crashed in the Com•-
piginon Forest. It is questionable
whether the commander ever reached
Paris. It is believed that most of tlia
',nnnbt ,the machine, carried were
1ronped' after it was hit during the
^^»rse of its trip, but several were
still attached to the airplane when
.he correspondent saw it lying . half
hurled in the earth. Two of the
aviators were underneath, the motor
and the other two nearby, having
thrown themselves out in an effort
n".Cfi've their lives.
+nachine was of the
-"A':. built Flt Fried-
^1;cin' The *was bad a stretch
-` sn feet, and it was supplied with
n1rict mndnrn instruments, The
-•^vas wings were painted black, vio
dark blue.
or twelve squadrons partici-
til''^ l in the raid. proceeding towards
tis by .three different routes in suc-
cessive waves. The remarkably effec-
tive co-operation of the anti' -aircraft
guns, thedefence escad#illes and the
Gearchlights prevented much damage
and stopped many of the raiders from
-caching the capital.
DOUMANIA ,MAKES, PEACE..
"lie Teutonic Powers impose terns of
Conquerors.
TASSY, March 11.—Roumania has
signed the German peace terms. Ger
any served her final ultimatum on
r'oumania on March 3, giving the lit -
`ie kingdom only twenty-four hours.
which to make a final decision. A
? flown- Council was held and it was
' r sided that Roumania, completely
Isolated.and without outside support,
,"riitld have to bow to the force of
ireu nistances and take a;course from
-• hich there appeared to be no escape.
harmer Premier Bratiano, who at
-
"'vied the meeting, ;declared that no
tion' could accept terms so hums-
'sling.. King Ferdinand asked him,.if
he would assume his`old position at
h^ head of the Cabinet and accept
'he responsibility for refusing Ger-
^nv's terms. Bratiano .replied he
"mid not undertake individually to
such ,a burden.
Under the peace terms, Roumania
^.} r,nly will have to give up Doh
lja, lose control of the Danube and
lure- other groat economic sacci-
c -q, but she will be compelled to
^1d to. Germany large wheat, petro -
tun and salt concessions. It is un-
'. -'stood that Gerrtnany will have cot1-
`17)t of the Roumanian railways for
't just cod of 15 years and will havo
r'ossnssion of the four principal for'_;
god passes through the Carpathians,
All Gorman goods are to enter Rau-
amnia free of duty, while all Roll-
lnllnian goods will go into Germane'
limier the old tariff with the excel)
ion of certain.reductions,
Sou to Atistria's ?tlttiparcir.
T'.A.l;tIS March 11.--A son has been
bnnl to Empress Zito or Austria al
13adrn-13aden.
J. M. Goodall, Toronto foi'nier oil;
forester, dies,
rr -r
11y Ate_ -
til sTirEKN"4b%1 5''i}` -
because we've made the Comfort Soap abr bigger for the same
gg.
money. 0f course the new bar's wrapper is not good for
premiums—during the war at least -but that makes war -time
economypossible in the shape of the bigger bar.
(1
is admitted • to have "enormously the
largest sale in Canada," Why ? Sheer
merit. Nothing else. It washes beautifully
--it last a long time—and so of course its
friends last. If YOU haven't used
Comfort, try the new, bigger bar to-
day, you'll be glad you did.
Pugsley, Dingman & Co., Limited
Toronto -
ZURICH
Mrs. jos. vlielickragea` and son, Rhi-
tvoid Cook have :returned to their home
in Congress, Sask., atter visiting rela-
tives here,—IVIr•,' John F. Rickueil of
town met with a very unfortunate ac-
cident on Monday. While decending
the back porch steps he slipped an
the boards and Ten heavily on hrs hip
which was fractured.—Mr. George
Douglas has purchased a dweililing Su
FEensall and wild move to that village
in the Spring: -Mrs. H. Cann and lit-
tle son'Jacoh, who spent some men
the with. her parents, Mr, acid Mrs.
J. Hie w ald, has neturnield to her home
to Wille Fra'nciie, Sask.—A pretty wed-
ding ;took place on Saturday, Marcl.
2nd,` at high 001, at the hone c'
Mr. John A. Manson, Goshen Li -e
Stanley when limn sister, :wits i\1:1,-
garet Jane _Mansion, youngeit daughter
of the late John Madiiso,n, wa; united
in marriage to Mr. Donald MacLeod
son of' Mr. Jahn MacLeod .f Ripley.
_SCHOOI. REPORT FOR S. S. NO,
7 Stephen, 1.01 February,—Sr, 4th,, W.
Schroeder . Sr. 3rd, E. Hnulah o-,. ,
Mclsaac, L. Glower, V. Gower, J
tier ;H. Bays ham; Jr. 3rd, C,
C..' Mcisaac, M, 'Dieter;irah, A• Ly itch •
Sr 2nd, V Sharpie, F. WiPSams, n
Schroeder, F. Jenkins; Sr. 1 T. :'
terich, W' .Liochner, I. Bayin'iam ; J-. '
L. Baynhiam, C. Mclsaa ., L. Houiahan ;
Primer B. Schroeder, E. Gallagher, L
Diteterich, M. Lam.ph•r't; Avera -4c at-
tendance 21; Nia. on. roll 28. —L W,
Finkb.aer teacher.
•
SCHOOL REPORT; of S. S. No..
Siephe;n f'oi the month or February.
Jr, 4 V.hIawhinniiey, H. Hartman,
Sr 3—A .Neeb, E. Hartman, E. Wilds
J.- Hartman, A. Hartman, 13.
Wild.. Sr.. 2—F. Handover. Jr. 2—E.
El.- Neeb A Regier, C. '3 iinny, W.
Hanover E. Neeb, 'M'. Flynn. . P t. 2—
H. Lippert D, Disjardine,' D. Smith,
W. Wilds. Primer—A. Disjardine R.
?litetncmh, D. Disjatdufue, D. D•,etrch
S. Diatrtich Best speller. far month
6
A. Regier Number can Roll 24; av-
erage attendance 17.6.—Ada V. Willis,
teacher
AILSA CRAIG—There• passed away
here on Feb 28, one sof the oldest
and most respected citizens of that
vi wgie in the persion of Mr. ''rh.sma,s
Sc C oag His death was a shack to his
n uiv friends as he hard been in ill
'1en.1111 only for a few weeks .prior, to
.-i, death.
,The CORRECT TREATMENT FOR C L 3
Colds are contracted When strength is lowered
and the inflammation easily develops bronchitis- or
lung trouble, while grippe and pneumonia frequerktly follow.
Any cold should have immediate treatment with
The National Strength -Builder
which first builds up the forces by carrying rich nourishment
to the blood streams and creates real body -warmth.
Its cod liver oil is the favorite of physicians fe-s
correcting bronchial disorders and chest troubles.
• Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Out,
17-19
Truck for the Farmer
ARM equipment which will effect a time and labor -
r saving, and therefore a money-saving,gmust
.` b, be care-
fully
artefully considered by every good farmer now -a -days.
The farm wagon, which for 3rears was the most useful
of all farm equipment, is now being replaced on the best
farms by a ury, dependable motor puck. The truck
will haul anyfarm P oduct---fruit, grain, vegetables,
p
stock, fertilizer, or wood—around the farm, or to the
town or city many miles distant, in half the time, and
at a much lower cost,
The Ford One -Ton truck is a rapid, economical and
very serviceable means of transport. One of these on
your farm will saveouweeks
y 4time .111 a
single season eason
and will enable you to pass through a crisis of labor short-
age with less difficulty.
The Ford truck is supplied as a chassis only.
. This e
inits you to select anyof the man
bodystyles especially
rY Y
designed for the• Ford truck and already on the market.
Thus you can mount the one which suits your individual
requirements.
Price $750 f.o.b. Ff.,rd, Ont.
MILO
.4ELL,