HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-4-20, Page 8THE EXETER IIIINTUGATE, TH JRfJAY, APRI
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The spring trade this year 'promises
tq be & heavy one, and; we are prepay.
ed for it With a' full; supply of the
'nest Clothing Materials, in
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Ete.
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot be excelled,
Try tis for your"ttewSpring Suit.
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erebant Tailor,
Ontario
EXETER MARKETS
ED HAM WEONE
BUOIEW 4$
tiintQ, , . , , , . < , , . , . 30
Pimar,.,.,..,.?,.,f...... 15
a bay 50
states >� ...,,
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Jay,)aartau«,.,,..,.,.. 9 50
Flour, per ewt., farrsily
Flout~, low grade per cw 1 46
............. 20
JC,i�►chop, per cwrt.. , , , .
Shorts pax ton...,, «..,..
Bran per tots. , , . ,.. ,...
Ploughfrg:, xa eneral 111 ,thia.:neig
borlOochl, fe
Le+,ett is out` 9$'a_rt4 after'
a l `illness o± several days.
btr" Z} G '?3Fsseft.` is again confined t'o
his,:.hoine ,talingh IlLness. ;
.South i1 tnxm 'Spring Show will beheld
ui_, irtaceLtel¢ron,?�prll Beth. •
Mr, Joseph Tvis.has opened a flour
and='feed-•atone in lila' shjap, recent1 ' va-
cated 'by 'ter au$o mania+title.
o'n'TueadaY bile., S, W. Bowe sold IAS
handsoide residence ort Main Street to'
Dr: „ McGil'l cuddy for a good" figure.'
I t. §`Neel- ha, } erwaged Mr. W. M.
Personas io9•,aii_re Ontario Yeterinary, Col_
lege t t h#tax•:"with his practise.
-Saturday-last ;was a very bus$ •arae,
in tCAw'lt •: Partners were in in great aunt-
bora and .rnerollants,. report a ,very large
'wade • 4
Cal -;Stable- ,3.::Bissett last 'week es-
corted. to Goderich a tramp who claims
to
have been` an l Wnate pf London AnY-
unf,for 30 years.
T'te dea43a oceurFed in London on Ap-
i,;l
1511.4 of 'William Sheehy, who was
cl:>rit'ot the Commercial House here last
saaazm e . Lxt * trouble vitas the cause.
The mins friend's of Mr, A. McDa tell
w.o,4 ba pleased to learn. that he ,has
nnu It. ;unproved during the past week;
and now gives promise of complete rt-
overy-
To The Advocate,—Luean, Football Ch b
invites eerrespondence with your local
club to arrange matches, alsGa to arrange
DAYlen, rte to this section. . S. 'Ot'iggs,
DFS S [ Sec., Lueart,
Tr. Wm, Jacobi. has disposed of his
residence opPosite Mr: D. Brae ud's
blacksmith shop, Exeter North, to Mr.
Mees 'Amy or Stephen. ,1'osaeesion to
ba: given in the favi,
E. Huston is in Toronto rn
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presgnta Ing the 'scimool ,t
Board , trs
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kduca=F
.lanai asoc ntio;r meeting. The
pri aelpa1, Mr. ••W'eidenhraminer is also ax
WI 1,41,5Z, the Taneeting,
'w.",A, Stcini.'yr(a the Fullerton pit-
she`: who bee been. with, Toronto Bass -
o2 00 [ball Club, tires tteer farmed out to Haver,
6tlll.. !Lasa,, kIe .la said to be a stood
ote,;ltoks experience.
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-LOCAL DOINGS. 4
Ws easy:. to be 'poor as it is 'u
to bk disblanest.
'Do:n% „carp on One
talk with a twang,
Some s�aod people 1taiago to be happy
e*ve;,if they are lonely
'sae weather mart; seems to be in
league with the coal dealer.
Few people know when they have
enough until they get 'leaf, meet).C ,
m
It a a.^t; is a fluei t talker WS a safe
bet he inherited it Irene his n ath'er. .
Of course a v�ornall hates to tell a
secret, but there 'seems to be other
way out of It.
It's too bad that whet a man. puts
id foot int it ho is net in a position'
to kick himself.
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mans laziness has reached the limit
when he refuses to stand up and lets a
rich widow ;marry him.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK FOR SALE
The present lessee of the Opera House
having closed the same to the public
the owners have instructed Mr. Jphn
Spackman to sell. this most valuable
property. Tenders` for the sante will be
received by him up to Jump let next,
Possession given Sept. let, 1911.
FLOUR AND FEED.—Having put in
a stock"=^f Flour and. Feed 11 solicit
you ;patriank'e+e: Stand one door north
of Hearean's `hardware -Rivers" old
staled. Jos. Davis«
MISS 3, J. ALLAN, Eye Sit;:i`t Special-
ist, will ba at the Commercial Hotel,°
Exeter, Saturday April 22nd. hours
10 a,m. to 6 pan.
Don't worry, if you have had trouble
with your ^baking, try \Madel. -Harvey
Bros.
ill
If you. want to sell:or to rent ;yowl
house or farm advertise it in The Advo
cate1eiolumn's.
,Succeee is rarely accidental; There i>
areason for, the fact that Model: Floud
® so papular.—Harvey Bios.
'75e., pays for. The Advocate t the end
of . the year. Subscribe now='
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES'
ICINDLX TAKE NOTICE the% my of
flee is closed every" Wednesday after-
noon. DR. ROULSTON.
Go t5 The Advocate Office for Marri-
age Licenses.
;aid Stops Falling
Out.
becomes utifu and
llrt when
exalt 93 Hair
omc
it gives new life to
keeps the Scalp
earthy and : is a
for dandruff.
xr tagic on the
50c. and $1,
is q
lvew lad• rlup J. town. Chicken, fan-
cl+rsa beware. Beier a. thoroughbred
itihaeelt,• it lit aa3d,`he has. a strong in-
1ie1atlon toward' the birds et the bet-
ter class; But then he's young yet,
learry Carling gave an address
on ttnm Chinesle Famine Tuesday evening
at the Jaynes Street League Meeting, It
was well reeelved, and highly eomi iendcd
The 1 eessue will be pleased, to ewer tire
again.
Sandy Eawden Ss eondueting .a Be-
low -Cost Sale of Clothing, Men's and
Boys" Furnis;:inge or the next six
weeks, prior of going outer business
He and .his brother, James Intend SP4
ins' to the West,
Some people never :nand in an hent
of ,news^ for•publication, buts if we hap -
pet.). to ,vita& an item in',which they are
interceded they are ewe to hand urt a
',north pale rmtare that would freeze the
itve;i,or a polar bear. --Leamington News
Goad •Friday and Easter Sunday gave.
trio ladles a •chance to wear their spring
bonhetS and there: wag an extensive dis-
plak er.'4bri5'ht and brilliant colons in
alit sorts shapes and ,sizes. Thank
Goodness, the east -wheel size has aI•+
most disappeered•;,
An editor" end his wife disagree with
each other materially. She sete things
to rights', and lte writes things to seam
Sho reads what others wnite, • and he
writes what otlteras read. She keeps the
devil out of t'he„houact1 mucid as;poss-
ible, but he retains hien and could not
go to press, without him;. She knows
more than he wrrites, and he writesmpre
than be 'knows-.
June 3, the birthday of His' :Majesty
King George, and June 22nd, Oorona
tion Day, will be preclaitned as stat-
utory or. legal holidays in Canada. Vic-
toria Day and Dominion Day are now
statutory, holidays and with June 3rd
added as a fixed holiday from; now on,
and Coronation., Day an extra holiday
this year, the`Domitalpn will be well, ser-
ved"with public 'holidays-
The. death table place at the home of,
Mr;„ Walker, Con. 2, Stephen,
ori April .14th, of d
hie+little grandaugh-
ter, Vieletta a:farg'aret, daughter of ^ Mr:
Albert • Valker of the West, aged ' 2
years, 5 months„ 19 days. The, little
on had no`t liesii"bf strong health since.
fii£tm"r' Tile aiiotler* died in the West
about t*a> years ago, Since which .time
the children Ilan•'been living with the
grainiest Cher. ''The fiineral took place.
oe April nth. too -Fairfield cemetery.
VISITORS
Mr. • Albert Spencer left.. Monday for;
the West.
volt^. John Hunter wa,e in Goderic1t
last week as juryman.
Miss -Lulu .:fartin; "teacher at Ettrick,,
is home for the vacation
Airs. Gregory has returned fmtor a vis-
it with her son in Stratford,
Er. Case Howard Is home fror,o To,^:
:onto' or two weeks holidays`,
Mrs. Whiting of London visited her
father, Mr. John Welsh, this 'week,
bits, J. E. Smith and family returned
from a visit in Cleveland on Friday,
;.1Tr. and bars, C. W. Babb„. oaf.'Birr,
visited at . the Rectory over Sunday.”
Miss Stella Gregory .of Chatham is
spending the holidays at her hauls here
miss -Annie Sanders •of Jarvis,' is
spending a week's holidays at her
home keens,
Henry Jones was in Landon this
v ek consulting a specialist regarding
rs" eyesight.
tt es, Cole left bl,'anday morning
fa: T a onto, were he will attend tita
kt •'3,11 Cotvention.
3i.. R9bt. Houlden, a. policesr^an and a:
friend of London, were guests of. Thos.:
louldet this week,
4Tessr. s. Andres Campbell and. Chas.
bio rteith of Thames Reread left here est
Ma,iday far the West.
\Tessrs, John Walker and Loney Hey.
wood are in. St. a aiaryslwritino on OW
divinity examinations,
;.feeere, W, J. Dfurray, A tiUages
and Fel. Willie attended the Oddfellowws'
Ledger of Instruction in Goderleh Geed
Friday. ',
Mr. Ray Heller of Toronto visited
over Sunday withhta kormer employer,
l4tr• John H. so -At, He left :Monday foe
the West..
air« John n Mitchell left 'Monday morn -
re for Victoria Hoeletel, London,
wiere he will undergo an operation for
trouble,
Miss Laura 'Werereeiser retureed #e
aureate opt T.eureday last after a via-
It or sante weeks wit.,; ler +sister, :'airs.
1. \Tarebaod,
..1TIss Ethel Arniatrong was hence front
t,ucknaw this week. Mies Ida Arnt-
atrorrg acv mpented her back to tee
northern town,
''Atlas E. Livia, Mies R. Irwin, Mies
Sipes and Mr, i3. Irwin of Clinton were
t+teneavit visitors on Good Friday et
tine :tome of Mr, W. J. Carliteg.
Mise Lottie Welsh and e^eusltt, Mrs.
Wm. Ray, returned, to -Landon Mondale
after spending Easter vacation with the
former'es parents°, wth and bars. 'William
Welsh.
Mr. S. 3,fartiny Mr. Wilbur Martin and
wife, Metiers. 'Whitby, James Sparks,
Wallace, Fuke and Dr. Kinsman were
in London on Good Friday to hear the
Sheffield Choir.
Miss Erie Quackesueh ot Ridge-
town Is visiting at non ;corn hero. Miss
Bennett of Bleheeim and Mrs. Bennett
of Bidgetsow,n accotnpan1ed her here, the
latter returning on N nday. «'
:Ir. Garvey Aeheso'iia of London` 'Was
horns for the hoUdwys. Her has aneeoptcd'
a position in the office of W. Alien
Young, wholesale jeweller, London, and
commenced his duties this week.
The teachers are holidaying at their
several homes, Miss Johnston at Toron-
to, Mian Rabb at Seaforth, Miss Alex-
ander at Forest, Miss Murray at Hen
sail, and ;rise Thomnpspn at Toronto.
Mr.: S.,. W..Rowe. and, wife, were in
\Vallacebung last week where Mr. Rowe
purchased -a ;hail :Interest- in a furniture
and undertaking'- business. He has dis-
posed tai ,1vi,s' interest in the well-known
firm ofewe R & Atkinson to his broth
er, Mr. ... Rowe, Rowe,
..Nprevi6usly owl
ed the busyness, .and will have a sale
of:has household 'effects on the 26th,
aihit of which 'appears in. aniother col-
usr n. They will move to Wallaceburg'
about thefirst iof the month. The people.,
of Exeter and community will regret the
departure of ?.1r ; Rowe and family, as
they have been most estinnable citizens,'
Arid in business, social and church
circles will be much missed.
A1thn igh suffering from a very heavy
cold, Rev. Birksi' of London, president
of ,-•the.Conference, delivered two able',
sermons in James''9treet church +nn” Sun
day ori the eecaelon •of the re -opening
services. The congregations were targe
and most- pr.appreela.tived During the
year ,the : in}terior of the Church has
been .decorated, stained glass wlndOwe
replace the whitened windows, the base
meat ha` been reeeated with chairs in-
stead of :benches; 'the gallery has been
enlarged and reseated,,and a viery, corn
nodi nus shed built, the 'whole- eta.coet
of 44"000; tor'eroure which amount" the
treetede'`are asking • subscriptions I3ev.
Dr.' Carman,- general superintendent, Will
preach `neat . Sunday. ' •
Tnss,Delivhh,+HI bbn is 'visiting in.Ot
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,Mr„, A'V,al'ter lalley of :London iisited'. ere his' .`,wee
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8UllilER5 StwPLIES
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Preston Safe-
lock Shingles
Something to think about
No matter what kind of imuild-
ing you intend to put up or re-
pelt, rile QNE most important
part rs the Root,, Dant forget
that the appearance stud dura-
bility of the building, the safety'
of its contents and the sellznt
value, ifou ever put it on' themarket depend more upon the
roof than any other part of the
construction. Every Preston
e
to.mak 9Ml
ate is made
to conform with, Britieb. Specie.
cations --admiralty and other.
Publie Service. Guaresteed to
he Wind And Weather proof.
Preston corrugated iron and
"ACORN," Sheet Steel Siding
always in stock.
Spring House-
Cleaning
Every Housewife and Proper
ty Owner should see us before
housecleaning time. We earl
give you helpful suggestions • on
tete easiest and roost eatinonaaeal
way of making your home at-
tractive, bright and fresh..
Seeds
Braces Bite Pour -The larg-
est and. best Field Roots in ex.
1stence--Intermediate Srtlooth
Wtiie Carrot, Giant White
Feeding `'Sugar Beet, Giant
Yellow Intermediate Mange),
New Century Purple Top Swede
Turnips, Sruco's and Steel
Brlgg s Gorden seeds.
T. Haskins & Sou
PHONE
We deliver promptly
Look here
first
Money goes a
long way at
Powell's Bazaar
25 CENTS WILL BUY
Pretty China Salad Bowls
Pretty 'China Jugs
Pretty China Cake & Bread. Plates
Swell Cups and Saucers, late shapes
Decorated China Cuspidors
And scores' of such goods.
A new shipmerit of bright, and'
up-to-date post cards just imp
We sell thousands of cards. Our
place for choice. Come :in and
have ;a; 1ojok at them
Visit the
Bazaar
first
Every day will have Special Bargains
and. Saturday will 'be a hummer, if
low pricee stend for anything. Look
in our "window every time you pase.
Get the habit. It pays.
5 CENTS WILL -BUY
Large Sunkist juicy oranges
Jumbo Peanuts+ • • -
Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers
Pretty Bread and Butter Plates
'Pretty Birthday Cards .
Goad. Writing Tablets and Envelopes
Bananas 20c. doz. Extra Fancy 25e. Oranges 25c. and up, Candy, All kinds'
all prices. Come often, Specials for Saturday.
POWELL'S BAZAAR
J. Willis Powel], Prop.
:plemen
•We are now busy re -building ': yj mT Implement, Waa-eroeams, and we wish to
draw your 'attention to the fact that we handle a fu line of
McCormick .••• Implements
FOR-'rHE INTERNATIOIIA,L I .ARVESTER COMPANY
Mowers, "Rakes, Manure , bhp lders,,tilling'tcjals, etc
Binders
in our display. See how they glisten and glitter, No wonder
they make the most accepted gifts, as well as the most enduring.
Dor - jewellery Display
contains rings of every description. There are baby rings,
birthday rings, engagement rings, wedding rings and rings
just for adornment.
We can supply you just as GOOD GOODS at just as R
ABLE PRIOR as can be bad at any place in Canada.
A. .. a °hand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician
ighten
the
This is the time of the year when she 1 c
tae one,. Thele is no better time to brighte
with a little
•
Furodure
We inerts you nnpeet our showing
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroom
Suite, -A Couch or Rocker,
Something for the
Kitchen or Dining
Root
will be in order. We eau suit your taste and; 1?
in .anything in the line of furniture,
onie
Cleaning will
up the home
h is the
ROWS & ATKINSON
Leg
The Leading Rome 'laxlai her and Funeral Directors,
pairs >'
JONES IVIAY
P$QNE NO. 32
Spring Hats
All Should Have One
SELECT YOUR SPBLNG•HAT NOW tYHILE STOCKS ARE COM-
PLETE, OR LEAVE YOUR-. ORDER. WE ARE SHOWING THE LARG-
EST AND MOST STYLISH ASSORTMENT OF STYLES EVER SHOWN
IN EXETER. ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Stylish New Dress Goo ds
THIS IS A BUMPER DRESS GOODS SEASON WITH US. WE ARE
SHOWING*THE FINEST WEAVES THAT CAN BE 1301IGHT IN BLACK:
AND COLORS. AT 50c., 75c. and $.00 per yard. POPULAR PRICES,
Black V'Soles
Black Poplins
Black Satin+ Cloths
Black. Venetians -
Black Chiffons
Black Reailda,s
Colored Violee
Colored Poplins
Colored Mielrases
Colored Salln Stripes
Colored Silk. Glorias
Colored- Satin Cloths
And many other •kinds.. of Anew Fabrics .
Ladies' Ready-to.Wear Garments
That are Attractive & Practical
Until you.: have seen our"_magnificient showing you will not be able
to see what we are ::loin , in this line,
$5.00 SPRING COATS
This is a winner and is sure to
take' your fancy. It conies in light
fawn, striped and Blacks .
SPRING SUITS
Have you seem your all -wool Venet
iaun Cloth Suits—coat silk lured In
navy or black—for only $11.00. Its
a beauty..
A -NICE LINE OF LADIES'
LONG •SPRING COATS•
In Fawn' er Black. • They, are very
stylish and you will like them for
their usefulness..
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
A, new; line with us -We are
showing -a nice range of white
checks ..and plain colors at 1.00
1.2,5,` 1. o, 2.00, 2,50; ,5.50.
WHITE DRESSES AT $4 TO $,10.00:.
pe man,ufact}i
nitpijber of .which
r'.. will find,, it -
r
of-;Chsniham arv-;
for ytlung'nmen. Any
•see befpre, pur
rnexmtea :rand,
)lrw)JlTsh.
him •' of i lflllp its- fiat all mmple
ig Silk . Season
PL IN SILKS , JAQUARD SILKS.
We have a Lu11 ranee, of •all the ' 4r) alk' the neweet shades., .T,his 113
popular eilkei,;tin,20 inch», 27, inch. a' very' popular eurnmer' aiik, aayd it
1 yd. w1deshi�d.40 inch wide.' They comae 27 iinphea wide at 40c.,
are very rnud"h' and 50c. -per ya? d.
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